detained us for more than 2 hours on these confiscation of land around in the galleys rate, the settlements charlotte stadium say it's full proof of israel breaking international the, the palestinian families took part in southern gaza. wireless really strikes hit civilians in hon. eunice, and rough or the sort of a it's good to have you with this. this is elza 0 live from the also coming up speaking at the international court of justice, the us defends israel's occupation of palestinian territories. russia says violence can only bring more violence in the u. k. and the storm out of parliament and

protest that how a debates on guns it was candles and the g, 20 foreign ministers, a meeting in rio de janeiro with gaza and ukraine at the center of discussions and disagreements. news. okay, it's 20 g m t. that means it's 10 pm in raw for the city in southern gaza. that is sheltering 1500000 palestinians. it has once again been targeted by is really bombardments. strikes have hit residential areas throughout the region, including the city of han, eunice across the strip. at least 118 people have been killed over the past. 24 hours. coming in that elect begins are coverage. one last embrace. abdul romans daughter, wife and in laws were killed and is ready to strike from the home in rough uh, southern gaza, just

a few hours before she's been playing with this toddler entering some tea with his family. have been problem here in my um, this is myself. from what i said, she was a year and 7 months old. and this on the entire building was leveled to the ground by his riley white plains, from their bodies, but torn to pieces from and also the united states. yet again, vetoed, or un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. reeves palestinians say they've been let down. and the accepted for the images of more than a 140 days or more did not push the world to take action differently than what are they waiting for. and what does the world waiting for? are they waiting for all of the palestinian people and all the children to die? so they didn't say that being targeted. is there any forces struck a crowded street east of rough foot repeatedly on tuesday? there was no laptop in the booming in central gauze. not only is

a dozens of people killed 6 of them in an asteroid on a call. the district is no longer just from the sky. discomfort displaced people in o, my wife seen the hun, unice families say is ready soldiers to sound booms into that tense or get them to leave and fight those who run away. similar, we were terrified. we run for our lives best leaving all of belongings and attend these ready soldiers rounded up the women and the children on the beach. we spent the night in the cold, out in the open on the beach without even a scarf covering tanks destroyed tents, personal belongings, and precious supplies of food. at the time when aid agencies a warning of thumb and despite is ready forces designating a y c. as a se soon, but as part of the news, well, no new way. garza is safe anymore. no. nothing like,

ouch is era. it was a 0. sorry. a couple is whom is live with us now. from rasa, tara, there was. it is really strike near where you are short while ago. tell us what happened. yes, just a moment to go. exactly, sir. yeah, we've been hearing loud explosion in the city of rough. are we still yet not verifying where the attack was exactly? is rough or in the southern parts of the city of quite new spite was extremely loud . and it was also preceded by a nova attack that had been carried out against the southern sick. so overall for our district were no casualties to now being reported. and this is not the 1st kinds of military attacks when roughly district by earlier today, these very forces that targets had a civil call one palestinian civilian had been killed alongside with the 3 others. at least being thing did to work a locating and the location of that talk. the thing on the roof,

our district does very densely populated area upon the one of the latest serious development in fact, had been taking place on a new so, rocked refugee camp were at least 17 palestinians. have their report of killed in a house belongs to a di lease family was completely reduced to the russell and rocked refuge account, had been multiple targets at the cost of the past couple of days where this area is very densely populated, with the factories, with originals events with people to swing by the way, from roof on district seeking refuge inside that area and light of the potential military encouraging for the city. and we also have been hearing loud explosions in the city of con, you and us, where the ongoing compartment today had destroyed the number of residential buildings and key civil infrastructure as the majority of areas right now seems to be, it seems to be completely on safe for all of gauze and as the fighting and close contact back tools between almost volunteers into is really so just continue as well to

grow rapidly. massively in the neighborhoods of as a to and in the eastern part of kansas city. i. tar cowboys, whom reporting there from ross? i thank you park and in the last few hours, many against a member of israel's war cabinet has been speaking for the marks then occupied east jerusalem with more on that billing. what did you take away from what he said? well, this is an attempt, seemingly at a press conference by the former head of days for any military form of defense minister here in israel. a man has joined with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to help form the so called war cabinet. it was an attempt to answer some of the most pressing questions about things like a he said that that would be more a flowing into gaza. he also said that the long term objective was military and security control off the strip, as opposed to just civilian control. several,

he talks about issues around the ministry objectives. all these ready already meet needing to be met inside garza, but then at the same time. and this is a real contradiction at the hearts of what's going on here in society and israel. that was the possibility he held out, but that would be another prisoner exchange agreement not to fall in the distant future. and one of the huge concerns of these ready public is that these hostages get return to that families. and it's something that many people increasingly publicly a saying will be made that much honda by the kind of aggressive acts and these ready ministry's been taking inside cause that he reiterated the idea that the is really minute treat would launch a focused ground. and cousin inside rough it and the south and the strip in the weeks to come at the start of remedy done. he said also it and this is one other thing, but they would continue to fight against the forces in the knowles of the country. they would continue though he said, until security is restored to the residents. this 0 villain. what do we know at

this point about how the is really public feels about this war and what they want their government to do? and this was a highly prized society before the start of this conflict, as i'm sure you know, several, there were huge, huge challenges facing prime minister benjamin netanyahu from many different sectors of the political spectrum. but what we've seen over the last few months, and there's no exact science behind this in terms of the polling, because specific questions aren't necessarily off for pete to leave. but the one that struck me today was from and is there anything time these ready democracy institute it aust, is riley's across the spectrum. what they thought was the likelihood of this absolute victory, that netanyahu and members of government have talked about is their objective in gaza. and the, but the vast majority of people, not just those who identified on the left of the physical spectrum, but also there is an incentive in the right with a vase or a low likelihood of that absolute victory being obtained. those who identified as

jewish, his writings 51 percent of those i think said that they expected that to be a low likelihood of absolute victory. and when you looked at the population of kind of sitting those raise, it was well above 70 percent of those who are responding to the survey, who said they sold that as a very unlikely outcome villamor supporting their from occupied east jerusalem. thank you, villain. the us says, ask the international court of justice not to order israel's immediate withdrawals . i'm occupied palestinian territories. the top you in court is currently looking into the impact of israel's decades long occupation of palestinian lands. step boston reports on this from the hague. for 3 days. the 15 judges of the un stop court heard from one country after another. the clearing that is false occupation of palestinian territories is illegal until it was to us as turn any movement towards israel. withdrawal from the west bank and gaza requires consideration of

israel's very real security needs. we were all reminded of the security needs on october 7. and they persist of the palestinian foreign minister dismiss the us arguments that the court advice good and the age of peace negotiations that should lead to a palestinian state. we tried the other for us uh for the last 75 years and you know, we confronted exactly the, the, them, uh, the, the us, vito and the last page on a, you know, over decision making processes within the system. and that's why we came to the a i, c, j because, you know, we felt that the, that, that makes sense, you know, the cut off to perform in the same way. like have you have really performed in, in, in the you're not to mention system russia a long time. it's really ally also participated in the k saying the occupation is illegal and should stop but cannot accept the check of those officials in these

that are on some risk that i'm confident. what type of defense indiscriminate the violence against civilians by referring to is it l duty to permit that it's nationals. violence can only lead to more violence, hate threats and brings hated. this vicious circle must be broken and that are says, do you security to both for isabel and the police? danielle can only be ensure if the course of the current crisis is addressed. but the rush, i did ask the court not to go into detail. one is responsibility taking a stave can only be brought to the world course by its own consent after the invasion of ukraine in 2022. russia is itself involved in the case at the highest court. international law is not an a la carte menu. it applies to everyone where it's the judge is heard on the 3rd day of an unprecedented case, asking for an advisory opinion on as well as occupation. what stands out after 3

days is that the vast majority of the countries, one palestinian people to be treated equally before the law and israel to be held accountable stuff fast. and i'll just say around take of a sudden british and peace of just stormed out of parliament and protested the house speakers handling of a vote on a guns, a ceasefire motion as bringing the harry faucet, who was outside the british parliament in london. harry, i, i'm no longer trying to explain what happened. i think you had a better position to do that and help us understand what's been going on of the well yeah, i mean, perhaps the easiest way to frame is what should have happened. and what did, what should have happened was the opposition added, the smaller the 2 major opposition parties, the certainty, the scottish national policy was supposed to have an opposition day motion, which it was using to put forward a call for an immediate cease fire in gaza. and all that was going to put the,

made the party, the bigger opposition party a widely tips to. so it'd be likely to win the election later this year in a very difficult position because pep is on its less having already rebels in a previous such votes. in november, it had shifted its position somewhat to call for an immediate cease fire. but we have some covey ads to ensure is ready security. so it is real, cannot be expected to abide by one if it was still under threats, military leads from us. and so that was its amendment. and it was going to be another amendments that was put as well by the ruling conservative party, usually in such an instance instance, only the main motion put by the a certainty and the governments amendment would be voted upon. but the speaker lindsay, who is, as you say, decided instead to have all 3 motions in play, the main one on both amendments. that's extremely unusual. the conservatives,

so that as a way of trying to get labor out of this very sticky situation, get it off the hooks. and so they protested. they said that he was favoring labor. and as you say, they answer and s n t m p 's stone data, parliament. the speaker then came back in and apologized. he said that he was trying to ensure the full ranges of opinion got her and he said he was worried about the potential for security implications on individual and these, if they weren't able to vote on the exact wording that they wanted to. and so instead of having a that the main vote on the, the main motion, instead the s n t lost his opportunity to have that the labor amendment went through without any involvement from the conservative party. and so that has been this vote in favor of an immediate cease fire along the lines that labor wants here . but essentially it's meaningless because the majority of attendees weren't even involved in it. right. harry faucet reporting from the outside of the chambers

apartments in london. thank you very much, henry. so a head on elsie's 0 wiggly expounded julian massages lawyer is appealed to the you case top court to stop his extradition to the us, where he faces multiple estron. osh charges the what constitutes extend. so we generally talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be, we want the education i want to we don't have to leave them in the policy. um, it's meant to get 50 percent representation and accountability benefits. no 1000 service this placement and you're saying you're reports for that. i should just trust that unity often is the

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you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines this hour is really, are strikes, have targeted residential areas in rasa, and sun, eunice, and southern gaza. at least $25.00 people were killed in the tax bodies have been piling up. but i'm not sure hospital. the united states has asked the you and the top porch not to order israel's immediate withdrawal from occupied palestinian territories. it's legal representatives spoke at the international court of justice hearings, looking at the impact of israel's occupation. some british m. p. 's, a storm down to the parliament and protest at the speakers handling of the gaza cease fire debate. the speakers set the broken tradition by allowing the labor parties amendments to a motion that was put forward by the scottish national party palestinians in ramallah had been protesting to voice their support. the people in the besieged gauze a strip. they're also calling for improve conditions for palestinians being held and is really presence that abraham has more from ramallah in the occupied westbank

that we're not going to get used to the genocide in gaza. this is one of the chance with heating here, the end of all of by process. there's 4 saying that the world is normalizing. these really aggression against fellow simians in the b. c used gauze and serve. as you can see, these are the name of the kind of city is who have been killed by these really forces also proves us. those here are saying that this role is using the dog got to escalate the situation in the or few parties that we've continued. is way the ways intimidation check point. what do we need? there's more pressure from what on to the to handle the support that was coming through his or this is what the with making effect is. and the complicity states, organizations, institution simplicity, stop arming is well implemented. dicey j a decision of provision and measures also among those processors in this situation of the city and prisoners and is

really jail moving. they are being some justice torture. we've just heard the news . another comma, simian prisoner who has been declared dead by these waiting for the service. he's the noise prisoner to die and is really close to the umbrella city and say that they are very skeptical about the conditions under which those prisoners live in the say that there's medical negligence video. feeling that your son is in the hands of those through the creatures we we, we see what's happening guys, we see where watching eye witnesses and for me to put in orders are telling you stories about what all understanding and presenting are facing. many of those whom we've been speaking to say that they feel a head for this, there's not much they can do to support their fellow product simians and the disease because it's true. but they say that this has been nice. they could do to

show support to show anger, to show that they are with the, the processing is individually established or is that, but he just need a drum along the occupied website. do 20 foreign ministers have gathered in rio de janeiro to discuss a range of global issues including conflicts in ukraine and gaza? earlier in the us sector of state, anthony blinking held a meeting with brazilian president, lieu of the silver. there had been strained relations recently because of israel's war on gaza. the brazilian lead or accused israel, of committing genocide against palestinians. is that the african union? 73. if you hope you're just on sunday. the farmers in spain demonstrating and madrid have fought with police. they are demanding higher prices to their produce and government protection from cheaper imports. san diego reports from the spanish capital of the outskirts of madrid where dozens of tractors will waiting to descend on the city. for 3 weeks, almost from all over the country have been voice and the anger of what they say is

the government's failure to address the difficulties best facing. and the little sign that backing down your name only be the we just want to make a living. we don't want to politics of the agriculture ministry in the european union to destroy a foaming soap. adding to the frustration police prevented the tractors from meeting for the rest of the protest of the across the room in madrid. i'm part of the police last week, the practice come into the face of the shot down the voices eventually, the police, let them through that many. what angry at having to mention was in the chaos in the city since 2022, spain small being sector has suffered a decline in production. many blaming the spike in fuel prices. another source of

frustration, the european union, echoing the message from farmers protesting and all the e u. countries. they say bureaucratic measures from brussels, known as a combination of cultural policy perspective ever been a key to making living. while spain agriculture minister has announced measures to ensure the farmers receive a said many yes sir, it will be enough. and there are other challenges. drought and slugs have hit spain hard hotter than other producers in europe. politicians seeking to address this will need to balance. so they can put environmental measures in place without piling more pressure on the farmers themselves. so anybody ever address era majority the roots, there are a tory on this professor of political science, that complet then so university of madrid, she says that these protests will not have an immediate impact on the spanish economy for the time being is now going to have a name and a strict on the state to way impact on the expense economy. we have to think about

that. they are like, the sporting the turn time. so if the weeks in different weeks they start, the 2 more lies in january, but then then they're in different places. and in, due for an independent parcel, they over the country. and besides, you know, the has, they have been on the streets for, you know, and over these years worldwide the, as you mentioned in your report for the day we go to our sector has been in the, in the declining in mustaine, especially on the center in the center of spain and, and then then the conditions during which the, i would go to our sick tories is working are know the best ones. but also i would like to point that to a different guides. so i'll probably go to, or, you know, the one who own huge properties on the other is that top is more properties on encore and working with, in a comparative. and so i think all the policies that have to be addressed to, to, to agriculture, to be a distinction between these 2 kinds of, of

a lot of doors. and the un security council has sanctioned 6 people belonging to arm to groups operating in the eastern democratic republic of congo leaders of m. 23 are among those handed travel bands and asset freezes. the decision was made during an emergency meeting of the security council. violence has intensified and recent months as m. 23 fighters advance on a major city in the east. the protesters in south africa have rallied against the live animal exports outside of port in cape town. a foul smell drifting into the city from the harbor has highlighted the issue. 19000 capital have been on the call waiting ship for more than 2 weeks. several animals have reportedly been utilized due to injuries. lawyers representing julian, a sons have been making their final appeals and the u. k is high court. they're trying to stop the wiki leaks, founder from being extradited to the united states. a sondors facing espionage

charges there over the release of confidential u. s. military records and diplomatic cables. new barker has more from london, i suppose, is believe firmly, that this is indeed the last ditch attempt to avoid assigns being expedited to the us if convicted over the on 17 counts of espionage. one of the misuse of a computer, it could well face a 175 years behind us to define say that he was doing what any journalist would do in possession of sensitive information that could potentially expose crimes by the united states. those of lawyers acting on behalf of the us or, or to say though, that sounds went beyond what any journalist would do any put people working on the cover and very dangerous positions. indeed, nevertheless, honestly, international and insane members, all of a sudden his family believe, but it's not just the phone is on trial for journalism is on trial to he did

exactly what journalists and publishers do all day every day that bread and butter . and that's exactly what you did. you do it on a grand a scale of them are used to. but it was what was inside that information, that information that expose these cards for this during the spring kilobytes. so really help the gunship that has led to this persecution. the case is also you put relations between countries that are normally allies, australia, the u. k. and the united states under huge amounts of strain or sliding lawmakers last week voting to allow julian phones to be released every time through his native australia. if indeed that's what he wants cleared majority of destroyers, regardless of what they think of julia saw a majority. think this has gone on long enough that it must be proved within, you know, 7 years or the ecuadorian abc or thought that for the easy bill, my social security prison is people who have no time for julie to sign. this is

ridiculous. now, as i suppose is wait for a decision, the fear is that this is essentially a phones is last time. however, there is one avenue available to him, but it's not in the united kingdom. as in strasburg, confronts view appear in court of human rights, that is, of course, if british goals rule that all his attempts that appeal have been completely exhausted in the entering mode. we understand from massages, family members, that's he is on well unable to even watch these proceedings online in belmont prison way, remains under lock and key and maximum security which is 0. plus, at least 2 people have been killed, including a child after it is really arrow strike, hit $711.00 on the attack, targeted the board, a village of mazda. soon 3 others have been injured. at least 46 civilians have been killed 11 on since the war on gaza again. okay, and that does it from me. so then the 8th of this hour,

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a hungry. what's most important to me is understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the already under relentless as rarely bombardment for months, palestinians in northern garza, are also going hungry. but you and food agency has halted a deliveries saying civil order has collapse. so how can israel be stopped from using starvation as a weapon of what this is inside store the

hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of june the world food program is suspending a deliveries to northern gauze.