the l g 0 with the is riley snipers, a from far on starving palestinians trying to reach a trucks and going to the city, the, the clock and this is down to 0 and live from the also coming up. the world health organization says nice a hospital in southern gals or is no longer functional. off the is ready rates, at least 200 patients are still inside is ready for us is the type of city of talk room in the occupied west bank. at least 2 palestinians have been killed.

the new wave of crimes involving illegal mine is in gangs hits no improved force in the government to impose a state of emergency the straight. the goal is that where the humanitarian crisis is worsening by the goal is to city palestinians are on the brink of farming, and they're risking their lives on the is rarely sniper, far to click food from a small number of a trucks. target was due, begins our coverage desperate and hungry palestinians are running out of options under these various noise before you the risky the noise to each one of the q a trucks entering goes to 60 in uh yeah, and the people don't have food. people don't have the minimum necessities of life,

how much they came in, hoping to find something, at least some flour. people put themselves and their lives in danger for just little things. they families, we belong 0 is absolutely nothing. i can assure you that people will die of hunger . israel's restriction to suit you and medicine entering district is making almost impossible for palestinians to survive. the united nations seized everyone and goals is facing simon like conditions. let us. yeah, that will be a monthly people now go to the garbage to find something to wait to do that. may god help. everyone with a lot is very come. boots have also fires at thomas city and fish shipment of gauze, coast threatening volley till source of sewage.

the men were using small boats to catch fish of the cause of coast near rough off. and under that, it was very blue case. they used to be able to fish up to 37 kilometers out to the sea, but not anymore. in japan, your refuge account, but no wrinkles of the food shortages slowing mills have ground to haute. there is no freeze. the price of $1.00 bag of feet today has reached more than 3 times. some chuckles are more than a $1000.00 in the following months into israel's will garza palestinians who have been displaced many times over on now close to stone station. and israel continues to restrict the amount of entering the territory tarika by zoom out just a rough rough i saw the ring cause i know your patient has died in the hospital. in southern girls are off the power supplies would cut the following week long siege

and incursion by these ready ministry and the price on social media platform x. the head of the world health organization says that the team wasn't allowed to enter the hospital to assess the conditions of patients and the critical medical needs to spite which is compound. there is still about 200 patients in the hospital at least 20, if we need to be urgently refer to other facilities to receive health care. he says that the cost of delays will be paid by patients lives. and that access to the patients in hospitals should be facilitated. oh yeah, we spoke with delta a said else, he's a surgeon from guys. it in close contact with colleagues inside the strip is also a side trip. texas tech university is what he had to say. we actually did the study and looking up the subject, think about some p o p e, a test. so spinning dogs at risk banking, you know, quite frankly introduced use despite the between dog wristbands and you know, even looking at the overall type of surgical recipe and out of finance. it's, it's,

it's the home care system. and before the war before, this is janice, art is ready to collapse and with the, with the tank and kind of military aggression. it's even more beloved. and you know, when we talk about like the basic needs where any helps with them to run just the water. um, you know, medical supplies to be able to demonstrate even before and, you know, getting those to kind of genocide be, you know, most of the hospitals are non functional and you know, that's what it is about. i mean, it's the, the 2 main function or partially to function, or to say we're not supposed to, because i need or can drug costs because now with the invasion are not supposed to be getting is really they were being diagnosed with been, but it's the only almost the only functional punctuated functioning us with the indeed. so it's different because this truck is going to be on the brother machine is $75.00. i have to work as we are either of the kids or that kind of moved

outside because we can or remained in, in the us with them. and so we don't know if they're interested in a live or a decade or, you know, we don't really know a good shape. a people are fleeing appliance is rarely offensive and rougher and heading back to what's left of the homes and central guns that because it's not safe very that with this real, conducting large scale strikes and canary fall at this point, not from dell by the area on sunday, the hardest breaking scenes we are documenting today as a boo. but because families house targeted a couple of hours ago are currently searching under the rubble of this house house . they've had the 17. this may be fun in the cause us to have been gone through without any warning, according to the families, they are currently searching under the rebels right now to find the body.

they say that there are at least 10 bodies under this floor right now. as you see, they're using their flashes of their phone and they're only using their bare hands to dig into the home of this partially damaged building to find their beloved ones. and not about seismic leslie. once i flush that list, we've spent the last 4 hours trying to recover the 40. no civil defense unit to arrive to help us, but we haven't got any help. we've managed to recover 7 days buddies, and we're still covered in 40 pounds. we have no tools that only i name is deputy and but i can see a foot of someone all of these people's thoughts

are praying that these people are still alive and what would be the height of that it would be on this floor one mother and the 2 young daughters were rescued and the lowest one girl and a brother have done. with this type of double dot, these riley's bombarded the building without warning in this room. my 5 children and their mother were having getting the people evacuated from brussel should because they thought that it's going to have a ground invasion and they move to the middle area. and since the past 24 hours, policy means in the middle area has been bombs. at least 8 houses have been bombed . in the past 24 hours, we're talking about more than 4 to policy means killed. and in this house, at least 5 have been killed. so far, the thousands of palestinians evacuated from rough last to dead buff. and

the middle area after that is where the forces moines it's going to expand its ground invasion. however, the middle area has been have been the intensity bonds in the past couple of days. this is in the city, i'll just see you to that is, but is there any military is withdrawing that soldiers off to a 3 hour rate on took him in the occupied westbank. at least 3 palestinians have been killed and for those injured in the occupied westbank sand. but as roger reports now from when it comes to re ins, 5 is really military and civilian palestinian areas in refugee camps. there is rarely any place that is worst effected then tucker and refugee camp were here just after the is really military left the area after carrying out an operation that lasted 3 or 4 hours and you can see the impact of explosions, destroyed roads, and destroyed vehicles. as property damage,

and there's also been loss of life. we're here outside the home of a suspected palestinian fighter is really special. forces came in large numbers, doesn't. it took some hours just to get this far into the camp and make their way to this house were told that they entered the home of the fight or had been putting up resistance. there was armed resistance ongoing. here there were classes he was injured, holds up in the buildings here, is really forces went in, they shot until the, the 5 year old man at the scene and then took his body away. and what we are seeing here now is people gathering from this community outside the home side, the residents of this suspect decided who was killed to control and to make a show of resilience and defiance. the,

even though palestinians continue to say that they will continue to resist the occupation, the number of these rates, the frequency, the intensity. the endlessness certainly is taking a toll on the faces, the people living here in the tucker and refugee, you can, you can see that there is a sense of shock whenever these rates are carried out. there is a sense of exhaustion from this on going of bullying tactic 5 years, really military carrying out these rates over and over again across communities in the occupied west bank. but tucker, and specifically, i've seen a very, very large number of these rates being carried out. not just since last year, but an uptick has taken place since the beginning of this year. the investor i'll be able to 0, took her in the occupied west bank. well, no way says it's agreed to help transfer frozen tax funds in month for the policy you know far too. since november the times is it would ordinarily be sent to gals that have been frozen by these ready government. while the p a was ousted from the

gaza strip in 2007, my name is public sector employees in the enclave kept the jobs and continued to be paid with transferred tax revenues. when in january, as well approved, applied for tax is meant for gals that to be held by norway instead of sending sending them to the policy, you know, federal to a weeks off to have masses of time on the southern israel, october the 7th. is there any government phrase, payments to public sector employees in the strip? israel argued that the funds would fall into the hands of from us under a deal of reach in the 90 ninety's israel, a collector's tax on behalf of the palestinians and make smoke the transfers to the p. a. no, a says it's agreement to help his name, the preventing the policy and you know, authority from collab see financially no funds will be transferred without the approval of these ready ministry. finance? well, rebel, any is the coverage of the website jelia and the specialist and policy the defense . and he says the agreement means united states and no way of collectively

colluding with israel's far right government. what's been agreed, the positives already agreed to receive only 70 percent of the transfers directly from israel. and it was of course in a desperate situation as you know, that needs to pay civil service salaries. it security forces and so on. the remaining 30 percent will be transferred to norway against the will of these rarely finance minister, but very much in line with with nets in yahoo and wanted and norway will only release those funds pursuant to approval by these really finance minister. that means that the united states in norway, well applauding themselves for having saved the p, a from bankruptcy are now active partners. not only with this real, but with israel's far right finance ministry and allowing israel to get away with not fulfilling its treaty obligations and to violate the paras protocol. and i

think it's particularly unfortunate that norway, rather than mobilizing the international community to impose be able to fulfill its treaty obligations and simply transfer the entire amount on a monthly basis to the p. a is, is, is prepared to play this role and withhold money from the p a which will be dispersed only with small trips, his personal approval, the police, improper and again, you recover the bodies of $64.00 men who was shot dead in tribal biden's, local media reporting that the men were killed on sunday, near the town of lubbock, an angry province. the shootings were a major escalation in on getting tribal violence in the region. last year 60 people were killed in fighting between rifle tribes, the family of russian opposition. nita alexi developed

a is appealing to authorities to have his body released. his death in a remote prison in the arctic circle was announced on friday, but it's unclear how he died. he supports his claim. he was murdered. usually a shop of oliver reports now for most controversial in life. and now in death. just how crumb and critic i'll explain the bony, died in russia's high security of prison has arouse suspicions at home and abroad. miss louisa alex here. now i know it was precisely putin who killed him. your contact is an important whatever story they tell. let us be clear. russia is responsible. that also shows that 14, she has nothing more than just sent from his own people. russian officials did not any foul play. the state d misspeak blamed washington london, brussels and even kids phone of all these desk saying that they would benefit from it a month before the presidential elections and russia. states means if it forwarded

version that in a volley dies due to a blood clot, but that's the rate was criticized by doctors who said it was too early to draw such conclusions before an autopsy. many people, lincoln, yvonne, is deaf to the torturer as conditions he would have been subjected to prison, as well as possible complications from his suspect of 20. 20 poisoning with the newly choked nerve agent. since he was jo 3 years ago, he was sent to stone, a trick confinement 27 times in cold conditions and was little food. about said, she's 1000 people have sent appeals to the investigative give me c, demanding the release of nevada is voted to his relatives only that might have become clearer as to how he died. julia ship of all of the older 0 must go. still ahead here and out 0. the canadians chapman ones that diplomatic efforts and needed across all of the continents conflicts united nations holding a meeting to discuss the future of drug gun that's done. we'll tell you what kind

of money does not attend the so there's more significant ways to come to east asia. these are the day time high school in baton minus 23 hopping minus starting that cold air coming into contact with the sea of japan produces right. and of course in combination with this southerly flight means japan is the focus of significant. right? i think whereas west of this we've got more rain coming up, the yangtze value has 13, dropped to about 10. but the coal which might bring some snow, maybe later on to take the beijing, is talking into this. unfortunately, that could be rather bad news or were hung if the forecast is right. you've got to freezing rain potentials, attempts to trucks on wednesday and thursday are freezing right across tends into glaze ice black cause you might have, it has re dangerous affair. if it falls around the sky, right,

for the south of that still rainy season, sumatra, java and maybe a piece of the magazine. was he some significant res, much trying volunteer. and you'll notice southern philippines named golden light 2 shows that probably will come right in because of the change of the weather type in northern india, northern pakistan the wind picks up, so the tends to move around a bit, a call to you would improve. now most of in use find lucky and migration thing, but this is significant, right, and significant snow in north impacts times and also run through northern sky. this time at these for a couple of days of the discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen, big tech propaganda to explore how to code the sites. an ethical ai though is racial bias is getting worse. you've got more of those in power. are the ones with

the resources to decide where it to use. how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b a r series on a jersey to the, [000:00:00;00] the, again, you're watching out 0. and reminder of our top story is this house and is ready for us as of shows and hundreds of pounds students who are looking to get food from a truck to kansas city. people who fled say that what is really snipers in the area? the world health organization since the largest hospital in southern guns was now completely out of service,

w h a. he says that it's team wasn't allowed to enter the hospital to assess the conditions of patients despite reach has come from these really minute treat hasn't withdrawal and soldiers off to a 3 hour rate on took them and we'll just plug westbank at least 3 pallets. things have been killed and for the humans top court is about to hold public hearings on the legal consequences always. we also q patient of palestinian territory since 1967 and unprecedented number of 52 countries and 3 international organizations will take part in the week long proceedings. the hearing is separate from the case brought by south africa. and legend crime is of genocide and israel's ball and does a better. smith looks at just how the court works. the international court of justice or i, c. j has been the united nations talk to additional body since 1946. its main role is handling disputes between countries, not individuals are these decisions are legally binding,

but it also offers legal advice to the united nations. just by being dump the world called the i c. j. 's role is more limited than the name suggests. it can only resolve disputes if the countries involved have recognized its jurisdiction. the court has 15 judges elected by the un general assembly on security council. it's led by us judge jo donahue, a former state department official, a deputy is judge carol give oregon full not russian on both of the to the netherlands. they all represent different regions and legal systems. and it looks like this. 3 seats are occupied by african judges. justices from left in america and the caribbean, hold 2 seats, and another 3 held by asian judges, west of new york at all. the western countries occupied 5 judges from eastern europe hold to if a country and holds in a case doesn't have a judge from its region on the bench. it can appoint

a temporary one for that case. according to the un charter, the judges performed that judas individually, not as representatives of the home countries. the cost is a $193.00 cases, including disputes of a land and maritime borders and genocide. in this hearing, 52 countries on 3 international bodies will make submissions on the legal consequences of israel documentation of the palestinian territories that are more participants than in any other case. in the i, c j's almost 82 year history. the court is expected to deliver its advisory opinion before the end of the rulings, and on finding the carry, significant moral and legal authority burnett. so i'll just say united states as low as 5 news drawings on who's who tell like it's in the m, and it's the latest in a series of strikes. the us has been conducting thanks a few things for the tax on ships and the red sea. and then the gulf of

a present in president lewis unnecessarily desilva has the queues as well of committing genocide gains. palestinians in the gaza strip. it was package reported that the african union summit in if you okay, what is happening in the gaza strip to the palestinian people does not exist in any of the historical periods. in fact, it happened when hitler decided to kill, reduce the price of what's happening and because the strip is multiple, it's a genocide, it's multiple between soldiers. it's a war between a highly prepared army against women and children of african unity lead a zip code for an immediate cease fire and gloss and into the kill you palestinians . and the final communique following a 2 day summit, a usually does so both renewed that commitment to work for peace and reckon sit for peace and reconciliation in the continent. i would file has the story from, i just have a back despite the many divisions about the mach, the 2,

they saw me. there was one issue over which i think the lead us found the absolute consensus about his bottle size. they condemned what they described as the brutal is that 80 will and gaza collective punishment of 2200000 fellow citizens by the use of disproportionate power. they called for an immediate end to the war and to the easily the occupation of policy in advance on peace, that security. the lead does renew with the commitment to work, to woods and then conflicts in the horn of africa. so then the saw him and the democratic republic of congo among others will between the communities army and the, and the 23 levels. through direct exchanges of threats between the london president and these companies come to pop during the close sessions. democratic republic of congo, accused as a one day of bucking the m. 20 city melisha. one thing must be clear for us. the

1st thing is that present families will remove is mandatory inside your son. and you should stop supporting and 23 has been one that from what he's asking for that i think this would be the condition before imagining, imagining that they are seeking the respondents. i found it has stimulated the fail to get somebody id to p. lead us to hold by the discussions over the controversial ethiopian, by the time agreement with separate co, you agent, if somebody land and i sent us this assembly, it was a lot of most i, me to about the community and it was months gathering and put his off a particular issue between ethiopia and somalia, that certainly is a pending issue. the conflicts in sudan itself. so then what are likely to to hire different panels outside the site showed you some it was marked by the absence of lead us from 6 of the conditions whose membership swell, frozen, following on democratic changes of government. the fragmentation, as we send you an already dental bodies that remains onto solve the state of

disrepair within the a you itself was the main subject to be tackled during the sun. it's the latest, agreed. prostate can tell another form is overdue. if the you is to stuff up to the from of the challenges that had been created to meet how much fun disease are this about 2 days it talks on the ongoing crisis, enough done is done, or on the way here in tulsa. but tell about lead is not attending you and member states and special envoys on that kind of stuff. i discussed the engagement with the taliban government and deliveries a few minutes here in 8 nations is drawing up a plan to help me. i've gotten people. the news were off last year for more than $3000000000.00 to provide basic needs such as food and sanitation. but the u. n. has received less than the 3rd the total needed. you wouldn't work cuz i've been to 529000000 enough guns in need of humanitarian assistance view and has any been able to reach 21000000. that's all. and you have 8 reports now from couple another you

and gathering on have gotten this done. once again, the people who actually govern the country that unlike the previous meeting, the thought of and was invited to cut the but refused to attend because it was not off to participate. is what it calls the sort of representative of, of gone to sign a name is it is 2 and a half years since the thought of the gain control of abundance done much has changed. but these nomic image of a lot of fun is still not recognized as the legitimate government in a scathing review to the latest you and report on the rights of women and have gone to spun. the government says such criticism is preventing it's political progress. and that international institutions are continuing to work against it. the 745 of guns i've been told to you and survey that this the rest power spent and for the punishment whenever a new thought upon degrees announced the un closet, a drastic erosion of lemons, writes in england, it's done in the band and secondary education and requirement for them and guardian have had an adverse effect on many women and girls. some of them and have been

allowed to go back to work in education and health sectors, but much approval of understand remains and changed. the thought of on government says it's focusing on delivering services these on the cabinet and visions and independent economy, which it does not rely on for an aide, but with close to $9000000000.00 worth of assets frozen and being redirected to aid . economic revival remains elusive. and major changes have gone to son is a relative peace and security for decades before the thought of on his track down hard on corruption and made public offices more comfortable. but none of it seemingly matters to the outside world, which is the origin of rights as a major impediment to progress. although of understands neighbors that just focused on iran and others, including china, investor, i have called for greater engagement. but that's being done at individual state level, farther than a collective platform such as the united nations, one to come out from a neighboring country called the you and meeting an exercise in futility. because they've done this sounds, decision makers on one second,

not at the table. many of them believe the international community has abandoned them after it's focused on the bond for 20 years. will you do then handed over to these on the cabinet of the sun? and now instead of making things better, it is still talking the same echo chambers which have existed for decades. some of these are without 0 come to any, you know, if i'm as of pulls the price as much to the capital after a full throttle thoughts with government. a proposal presented during the meeting promises. a minimum price for granting specific crops must have remained come on the borders of new delhi since friday. they say they will pause that much until wednesday is a deliberate the proposal with experts of the rich his gold mining area in northern through his time into one of the country's most find that the government declared, the state of emergency last week, reinforcements saw yet to arrive as mariana sanchez reports from trujillo,

a residence taking matters into the room. with the alarm schools that the new jerusalem neighborhood and the outskirts of here, men, women, and children rush, how good sticks and stones will be 5 year old. and he misses through living in fear as low nika, pharma. it's the only way we can defend ourselves from theme, because we can't carry guns. we have whistles and alarms to scare them away for them on this already violent. and i'm for students, if you find with has residents in the forty's, the lauren's and police say it's because of the illegal miners and peruvian gangs have allied with one of left in america's most powerful criminal organizations. and this will and put in get out what they're trying to control. the country's largest goal deposits in the bypass region, 300 kilometers away from the provincial capital. last december, the attacked belittle so mind the largest gold exporter in the country, killing 9 miners. the battle inputs,

us has to be able to do to see you homicides kidnappings, exclusions any one is