so the whole special miniature operation and ukraine, thousands of migrants, labor as have left the country from seeing innovators to fast track. and you know, it takes the tree to partially supplement the human workforce, the, [000:00:00;00] the alarm so venue. this is the news our lives from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. so there's really a tack on to stay around the refugee camp kills at least 14 people in central 1002nd stranded in the line of fire. world health organization says patients are still trapped inside now, so hospital in san eunice, israel is causing mass starvation and gaza with convoys of

a truck sitting idle in wait things across into the strip. speaking at the international court of justice, the us defends israel's occupation of palestinian territories. russia says violence can only bring more violence. it is 22 gmc that is midnight in gaza where it is really air strikes has hit a residential building in the crow. didn't say that the refugee camp at least 14 palestinians have been killed and dozens more have been wounded. people are digging with their bare ends to recover bodies trapped under the rubber. meanwhile, is really a tax continue in rasa in the south where almost 1500000 palestinians or sheltering bodies, have been piling up at the national hospital. at least a 118 people have been killed across the strip in the past day. sorry, a couple of assume reports from rossa in southern casa of the one last in

price of draw man's daughter weiss, i'm to lose what killed and that is really as strike in the home in rough ice southern gauze. just a few hours before he had been playing with his toddler drinking tea with his family had been problem. hey i my arms lies my soul. kenzie, i'm going to settle. so she was a yeah and a half old in the summer, and then todd building was level to the ground. why these really won't hang up on their bodies, which are 2 pieces off to the united states. yet again, vito to un security council resolution cooling for an immediate cease fire, be removed. palestinians safety have been let down the activity for the images of more than a 140 days or more. did not push the world 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?

civilians say they're being targeted is very forces to crowd street east to russell repeatedly on tuesday. and there was no really tucked in the bombing in central guns that either with thousands of people were killed. 6 of them in that s troy when a call. but the threat is no longer just from this calling a discount for displaced people in a more senior con unice families say is very sore just through sound bombs into their tents, owed them to leave. and finally, those who run away from us now, we'd be 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 sues. at the time when 8 don't see as a warning of famine. and this is

a more see an area that use very all me designated as a safe, so people are losing coat that they will get any help from the international community. as well as plumbing campaign is i think targets. of course, the goal is a stress as promising you will have to read the full and a host of nowhere to jericho wazoo. how does the ro roof off? so the wrinkles. now the world health organization says stuff and patients spill inside the besieged nasir hospital and han eunice needs to be transferred to another medical facility. after being denied entry for days, w h o staff evacuated 32 critically ill patients earlier this week is really troops during the hospital last week, forcing palestinians to flee. 130 severely injured patients remain there alongside at least 15 doctors and nurses. your situation is very bad and difficult

and all the patients uh, are without electricity, without oxygen. the entire neighborhood around here is damaged and destroyed the hospitalized self has no electricity has no for has no water. there's very few doctors and nurses, they're living here and the premises working around the clock is you can think of a, there was the vision over or you, you want to buy it right then. and this is the, there was a goose and i how soon my life is the database that i, that work in the darkness. visions everywhere. doctor, a tire of my, there's an emergency room physician who spends 3 weeks volunteering at nasir hospital in fun. eunice, in january, it told us what his former colleagues are going through in the last week has been miserable. it's been a nightmare. there. seems that they're seeing are traumatizing and they're asking for some sort of help. they're asking actually not to be evacuated from the hospital, but for the hospital to function for the lights to be turned back on for them to

get the medicines that they need to treat the 150 patients that remain. i spoke to one of these general surgeons bear the last surgeon remaining, and i'm also a hospital doctor and had it. he sent a message to a group of, of physicians here in the states. and he just asked for us to be able to advocate for the patients that are there. he says i'm staring at patients and they need my help, they need my care and there's nothing that i can do and he's in this impossible position. and this is something that was predicted by the staff when i was there in january. as the tanks began getting closer to the hospital complex, they told me exactly what would happen. they predicted the invent. as they unfolded, they said at 1st, the demand and evacuation. then you'll see drones asking people to leave, then there will be snipers, and it will culminate in the a and a rate of the hospital people being arrested. and essentially the hospital rendered dysfunctional or inoperable. and the health care system has collapse. but most of the hospital am shutting down. it's

a catastrophe. people will die because they're not going to get the treatment that they need. loss of what soap overwhelmed and so packed with people while i was there, we were treating patients on the floor. we were looking for mattresses to use for patients because there were no more hospital beds. and so it's, it was already a tragic scenario. but the hosp, the physicians and the nurses that nothing were doing an incredibly rogue job trying to manage. now this has become a horror story. it's become a nightmare. i mean it's just, it's really depressing to think about and now i'm concerned about it is to go to the hospitals will be next or israel's attacks. i have repeatedly forced palestinians across gauze, or to flee their homes there, as well as one of the areas where people are seeking refuge and who dories. folks to one family there from didn't bella, 2 to 4, and then back from dropped off to that. but this is how palestinians internally displaced, have been moving around different areas across of the gaza strip. after being our

veggie evacuated from the another in area, palestinians have been displaced a couple of times during the past 4 and a half months. today we are visiting us and mooney family in the bella where this area behind me is complete, was completely transferred as an area for palestinians who settled up their tents and build their own tents and lived here for more than 4 months. now we're going to go in her tongue right now, and the situation is very sad and that the living conditions are for perfect. this 10th where we are here, it has been a home and the only shelter for us, and when a family of so many family evacuated from as a, to a neighborhood in the bella where her current t as

a to and has been witnessing a lot of of, of, of air strikes and also that is really forces are, have been stationed there for the past couple of months. there's nothing that is, that's what it is. imagine them call photo. we left the area now as a to and because of the who risk situation to these very least took 3 of my children. well being on the say for my children up dollar. her mom's and for ours were rested 3 months ago. that's still prisoners. and these re details, i know nothing about them. they lost the father when they were young. they also lost that brother during the 2009 though the father and the brother of motus, i suffer too much. my heart is full of sadness. i dream wisdom between my owns, i missed them, i want to help them all. jenny, to be here, was catastrophic. i left rasa and i went to darrow, paula, because of the stress of the roll over the place and rasa want to be honest with you. there is no safety and security anyway and because the strength would benefit

this is the bella and it's one of the areas where these palestinians have been displaced. and we have been seeing a lot of areas, agriculture areas, empty areas, course universities and hospitals that became shelters for hundreds of thousands of palestinians displaced and forced to evacuate their houses . this is in the godaddy odyssey to better but the deliveries of food 8 and to northern gods that have been suspended, raising fears of potential starvation. the un has warranted the one in 6 children, or malnourished himself, sharif reports from northern casa, and enjoy yesterday. when i had it, sure masturbation is closing, and residents here in the moving parts of put on the strip as these rarely occupation forces continue to deny them the delivery of a drop of any really fade families. mostly children line up for hours and dollars to get the hands on some sleep or

a handful of rice of the. this is not with daily practice in the move in costs of the strictly children not devoured by hunger. no matter how much the quantities of a to be delivered, these cabinets meet the residence by a need for food, of your asher on the left in the we come here every day hoping to lay our hands on any food for our children. and how does we run out flour on or are the food items? our children are starving to that i did want to add, insult to injury is that we are left without any sofa and i am trying my best to feed my children. just the off $1.62 level food. my husband is able to go unless the plus somebody will somebody venture out with the early hours of the morning. we spend hours hoping to get a handful of knowledge, a rise to call them out childrens, hung eldest women and children, all starving to death. folding down out of starvation for months. all those in the north have been starving there on the, on my schedule. i have the shuttle closet with all of us here in the north,

the stopping today. needless to say, we have sleeping in the pool, totally exposed to the elements of the homes were destroyed by these radio occupation, forcing the shot in waiting. um, but for months now we've been eating for the even even animal border. we are starving to death. where are the outcomes? maybe, where are the most of the people? is randy occupation forces continue to deny the delivery of humanitarian aid. and the more children eldest, i'm the sick to survive. the writing must system bottom. now doomed to set some tests and it's a chevy is just the all the world food program has told else has 0 the situation in northern guys, that means they cannot deliver food there anymore. here's how matthew hollingworth, the ws peace country director for palestine. describe the situation we are really concerned about student security across the entire team here because true. but it's a take, you know, they've got a, in the face,

the integrated science classification survey that we completed in the, some of them on the lease, or any of the people facing the bottom and light conditions of the price problem. and by the way, if we cannot bring significant consistent deliveries offered assistance, this is more about the costs of a given incredible challenges to get assistance to people that need it. according to international humanitarian law, any occupied by a pause must enable humanitarian assistance. that is to provide, to reach the most vulnerable and people in the what we saw in 2 instances this week on sunday. and monday is a failure to been, show the safety of people with uh, providing the assistance. and that is one of the reasons why we temporarily,

for so that we can continue those negotiations. so in a business situation improves, we can get or assessments, offered a incident in something called the city area safely consistently as soon as possible i, the ballasting is forced from their homes and now so impoverished that some cannot even afford shoes. many do not have anyone close to the winter. these are their stories that look like and then look at this little has them. i know we were forced to leave a home. we run for our lives and our possessions were destroyed or left behind, were displaced in the south, empty 100. we used to live in the north. you would display 3, you in run school, then force for the south. a homes were destroyed or not, belongings were left behind. we have nothing left north, even shoes. i can't even find a 2nd time pass. i have no income and i run out of money. i can't even afford to feed my child to learn by shooting these and my husband sandals. we show them

between us. whoever needs to go out to put them on the place again. if we could afford to buy new shoes, we would not, we can't. so we have them repaired, we come even afford for the budget by the side. my family have been cobblers for 3 generation at the beginning of the will. palestinian still had a bit of money and people used to pay to get their shoes repaired and some things got much worse when people were pushed from the north to the south. we now are a pair of shoes so damaged that before we would have said there were unsalvageable, cuz we're all helpless. a 12 shackle pair slip is when that costs $20.00 to get to pay. it's not worth it, but people have no, no, it's a measurable plan. i'm not flooded with customers, but i cannot find materials i need when to shoes are now a rare commodity. has them on the palestinians are forced to abandon everything that owned and ran for their lives. when israel started ruth,

this the bombing gauze in the us as ask the international court of justice not to order. israel's immediate withdrawal from occupied palestinian territories for you . and the top court is currently looking into the impact of israel's decades long occupation of palestinian lands. step boston reports from the hague. for 3 days, the 15 judges of the un stop court heard from one country off to another. the clearing that is false occupation of palestinian territories as illegals, 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 the really performed in, in, in the you're not to mention system russia a long time. it's really ally also participated in the case 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 in disagreement that 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

supposed to use security to both for isabel and the police. danielle can only be unsure if the course of the current crisis is addressed, but the russia did ask the court not to go into detail on as well as responsibility . taking a stage 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 has heard on the 3rd day of an unprecedented case asking for an advisory opinion on israel's 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 class. and i'll just say around take as well. earlier i spoke to a new all erica to is a human rights attorney and associate professor at rutgers university. i asked her

what she made of the us arguments uptake. and i want to conceptualize why the us is doing that since israel's occupation in 1967, the u. s. has talked to both sides of it's now on the one hand firm, the occupation of israel has, has a duty to withdraw from the territory that on the other hand, facilitating israel settler colonial expansion, increasing and settlement enterprise, increasing the number of the settlements so much so that it's land for peace framework that he mentions here, has been used as a weapon against international law. we've heard of this in 2004 and the i c j advisory opinion. when tom mclennan described that advisory opinion on the gallery of the router, the wall as an impediment to the peace process, we continuously hear the united states even yesterday, the towing of these fire as an impediment when a bushy to tease, we are continuously hearing the united states tyler, but international law on water on land, on the borders on refugees,

on the end of genocide is an impediment to ending all of those conditions that are illegal and you have at the same time rather than using politics in words is done. those conditions is using its political power in order to enable israel to continue those violations. and so we should understand the united states here as part of the problem, which is politically isolating itself in matter. and in fact, i the g 20 foreign ministers have gathered in rio de janeiro to discuss global issues including the conflicts and ukraine and gaza. the us secretary of state anthony of lincoln held a meeting with brazilian president lou let a silver there have been strained relations recently after the brazilian leader accused israel of committing genocide against the palestinians earlier this week. meanwhile, brazil's foreign minister criticized what he called paralysis of the un security council role model. vieira spoke at the open that meeting of g 20 foreign ministers

and also support discharge. so this guys was our positions on the case is currently being discussed at the g 20. in particular. the situations in ukraine and palestine are well known and had been presented publicly in the appropriate forms, such as the un security council and the un general assembly. multi lateral institutions, however, are ill equipped to deal with the current challenges as demonstrated by the security council's unacceptable paralysis in relation to ongoing complex. this state of inaction directly implies the loss of innocent lives, lose the full l 0 as theresa bowl has more from that meeting in rio de janeiro. and there was also fax presentation about the meeting between the secretary of state and lincoln and precedents. the theme that they met early on wednesday morning in the capital resilient where they discussed ongoing conflicts around the world and ukraine in haiti. but also of course, in guys of their secretary of state,

lincoln told me that i've seen that he did not share his comments and his opinions on what's going on in gaza. they also cost a pause in the fighting to many terry and aid and the release of the captain. apparently they also agreed both of them of the importance of placing a policy in states and then convincing. here there's an ongoing g 20 m meeting over 24 in ministers have gathered here and we are. the nato prevented the presidents of the d 20 this year. it has been a vicious agend, decreasing poverty, sustainable development. and of course, the world governor of brazil would like to reform crucial world institutions and like the united nations of world trade organizations and give the developing world a greater voice. however, the latest back between brazil and israel overshadowed in a way what's being discussed here is the 1st time that president feedback shows support for the policy and people back in 2010 again,

2 weeks the system visit the tom field or her. so the founder of the founder of zionism, however, she, this native criticism has generated lots of tension with the opposition and with a jewish community in brazil city. so we'll just see that we are, there's enabled the u. n. c minutes here in the fios chief has written that opinion piece, calling the situation in gaza, the world's moral failure, which should seamus. all he writes hundreds of thousands of people displaced living in the most abject conditions, even as winter sets in half a 1000000 people. on the brink of famine. we have been pre with israel as the occupying power in gaza to facilitate a delivery to little or no avail. we employ u g 20 members to use your political leadership and influence to help end this war and save the people have gone to your silence, and lack of action will only lead to more women and children thrown into the open

graves of gaza. washington's unwavering support for israel as both the g 20 m b i. c. j has been criticized by many around the world. ross and jordan, looks at the history of the ties between the 2 countries, including how it hasn't always been as hormones. yes. as many thoughts to thank you for having me. and joe biden is the 14th us president who has tried to resolve the israel palestine conflict on the 1st day of the war and gaza bite and offered complete support for israel. no calls on it to show restraint. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel bite and support harkens back to that of president harry truman, who in 1948 recognized the state of israel within 11 minutes of its declaration of independence. but some subsequent president took a more tough love approach. dwight eisenhower, richard dickson and ronald reagan, all condemned is really military action on occasion. but reagan also started the

practice of awarding is real $3000000000.00 in aid every year. a strong, secure is real, is a shared interest. the george h w bush administration was the 1st and threatened to cut age as real if it didn't stopped illegally building settlements in the occupied west bank. and thank you for your statements. the obama administration took the unusual step in 2016 by of withholding a veto in the un security council after benjamin netanyahu. now prime minister ignored washington's request to stop supplement expansion. the us is extension cleared. the way for the security council to demand is real stop construction. notably, the question of us age where israel never came up at either of the camp david's summits. and it was never raised by either president george w bush or donald trump. trump support gave israel what

a crate. the recognition of jerusalem as capital of the jewish state. now with the war and also in its 5th month and the death toll rising, some in congress, se 8, israel must be made conditional. there should be no blank checks for any country. we cannot continue the pattern. we are a prime minister. netanyahu says, thank you mr. president, for america's generous military assistance and then thumbs his nose at americas legitimate requests. there might be a subtle change in us policy of foot on the us has circulated a draft security council resolution on dall so that includes words it has refused to use before. now, a temporary cease fire, but still no definitive plan to leverage billions of dollars in u. s. a. to convince netanyahu to change the way he's conducting the war. the show of support get to be match. what washington says is, it's a warm,

over the situation and guns, russell and jordan, which is 0 washington. you k parliament has descended into chaos because of a boat calling for a ceasefire. and goza speaker, sir lindsey hoyle, is being accused of breaking precedence by allowing a labor party amendment to the motion which was put forward by scott the scottish national party. the decision was heavily criticized by the s and p and conservative members of parliament. how are you false, it has more on this from london. or the easiest way to frame is, is what should've happened. and what did, what should have happened was the opposition. the smaller of 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 cold for an immediate cease fire in gaza. and now that was going to put the labor 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 of the members on its left. having already rebels in a previous such votes in november, it had shifted its position somewhat to call for an immediate cease fire, but with some caviar to ensure is there any security? so it is real, cannot be expected to abide by one if it was still under threat, some of the terribly 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 in some 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 and both amendments. that's extremely unusual. i have the conservatives soul that as a way of trying to get labor out of this very sticky situation, get it off the hook. and so they protested. they said that he was favoring labor.

and as you say, they answer an s n t m p. 's still in doubt of parliament. the speak of then came back in and apologized. he said that he was trying to ensure the full ranges of opinion got heard. he said he was worried about the potential for security implications on individual employees if they were able to vote on the exact wording that they wanted to. and so instead of having a, the main vote on the, the main motion, instead the sunday lost its opportunity to have that labor amendment went through without any involvement from the conservative policy. and so that has been this vote in favor of an immediate cease far along the lines that labor wants here. but essentially it's meaningless because the majority of these weren't even involved. and in blackboard, as a member of the british parliament and a member of the scottish national party which table that motion calling for a ceasefire, he explained what happened from his party's perspective. but we didn't walk the

problem. we actually went into the voting lobby. so we could vote for the labor amendment, and of course we never wants to be in that situation. you know, today was supposed to be a problem and being given the opportunity to help you vote on whether the should be 65, then guys and oh, probably 2 days across these islands have hundreds, hundreds, thousands of positions that have written to them. asking that we support a ceasefire. 75 percent of the public of these items while not to take place of the what happens is the in the possession, the, the we get to a fee or possession, days a year. effectively, it was hijacked by the liberal party because they came up with this proposition that allowed them to have a goals. and the purpose of that particular been the government pots you would participate and it made the are meaningful. our vote on the club in front of sees far to take place, no wasn't taken. so it's quite shameful. the way that this is play the great the

tonight we're happy to discuss this rather than actually discuss the needs of protecting the people with guys of that need the cx 5 to take place. we're all looking on the car, but the destruction has taken place to summon the loss of life. and of course, the very real facts. if rafa is attacked over the course of the coming days and weeks, the still ahead, they'll now is a 0 anger on the street. several mom was palestinians demand an end to israel's war on god and sedans. army takes back control of some areas near the capital after 10 months of fighting with a power military unit will have a report from the ground, the

ex tropical psych side of the link and refuses to clear away for australia. the remnants of that still still looking there around northern parts of w way just to go through the next couple of days. it is likely to re intensify into white tropical side. so as we make a way towards the weekends of real estate, tiny increase the weight just from central areas of w way. by the way, let us put in place around the top pants trouble areas, if bundled in queensland, still seeing some live, the showers show to, to the east, to sort of the south west and not too bad it down to close this out for the a heat rate to this the t is once again at life $33.00 melvin has $36.00. but when swing round to move a south west the direction by friday, i'm going to the low twenty's or that stage one, the most pleasant conditions for some i suspect the show has continued to across a good pa, sofa, the south wells east of marysville. new south wells type of just here, fully packed around 20 full sales just by satisfied by the sabbath statements of queensland. what's the north of australia?

i'm going to be guy. that is the position of the trouble of sites. land. lincoln full sash day. rain coming in here, right, making its way in across the news in a day with the next couple of days. rain continued to to central areas of china, right with the next couple of days with smoother, but an open chip time. the, the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double many take a dangerous route through life in america. a gang of people points that are coming in the 1st of a 2 part investigation. one. 0, one east meets the chinese, my friends risk and you know, the american dream on out to 0 verse a nature color and meaning with these really made it to your patient front and center. nothing about this. exemption is traditional or permanent or dis, work place. next to younger artists, it's

a reminder that there is one under his way the bombardment i think that something they refuse to die and substantive data. for instance, i quite know openings edition only to be closed after the war and as it drags on menu on these paintings, maybe a survivor of causes or the the you're watching else, a 0 reminder of our headlines this hour. and it's really attack on a residential building and the state of the refugee camp in central gaza has killed at least 14 palestinians. dozens more have been wounded. people are digging with

their bare hands to recover bodies trapped under the rubble is really a strikes also targeted residential areas in a rough or that's in southern gaza. at least 25 people were killed in those attacks . and the united states has asked to be un southcourt not to order. israel's immediate withdrawal from occupied palestinian territories is legal representatives spoke at the international court of justice hearings hearings that are looking at the impacts of israel's occupation. the doctors in gaza have to cope with being both medical practitioners and residents of the area under siege and bombardment. doctor met up with nicer. a young pediatrician at to come out at one hospital in northern gaza. takes us through his daily journey further than the southern consistence of a 100. i think a lot of the quarterly any, or far from on sale and half of it the, there's something missing in the condition of the motor for follow up and kind of

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i knew that was sort of how i didn't know if my all that was it was i see how did this to on this up and all the have short i the non the awesome. so that will slow . so how do we just select not apply to sickness hospital, have different sort of have events and that can get a kind of health letting us know how the somebody can my me a little that can someone to pay and kind morgantown and go ahead and look at us with hayden mills and, and what i show is real. it has continued to build its separation wall on palestinian land, cutting off palestinian communities or early are you in court ruling said that that wall was illegal. one palestinian activist says the wall has made life almost impossible, but the palestinians are determined to survive. it's a prison. it's a presenting the blessing and the world was the best way to destroy any possibility

of fussing and speaks. are you comfortable about the word alone as it is in the concrete that we see here, 9 meters high, 800 killer with as long got on those to but it is inside those, but it's with the will with the streets, the the up a type role is that it was the complicated before it gets separated, the scenes from the roots of the the, the is that i need assistance because victor points that controlling the posting. and it seemed like it to create things, calling different duty to the scene is would be able to enable. the 1st thing is to live in the gate was the name, it is what it is to control. the last thing is for ever he or for example, i was talking about 17 communities that has been isolated from zillow sent this to be part of the us, he and this, this place. and he came in and goes to maybe they didn't came like any to, to, to, to, to approve the people that throw them out. but they make their life impossible. like they have to live in studying on the other side of the, the one to continue living. you know, they have to go all the way to the left to columbia. takes them almost 3 hours in

the morning with the rush. i was pleased with that because of this course. now it's like 20 isn't the and the icy to early, like from 2004. when the issue that is what is in league and this is must like any, had been destroyed, then must be given back to the people that come to the foot compensated departments, etc. and unfortunately this, this decision didn't have any implication officer given that the present situation on what's happening because i think it's became huge cost too much with the whole system. it also called the commission and look, it's controlled by this, this colonial poet is that they're not in states. they utilize that the can adopted with that on the go into some benefits, i think was distinguished. the 1st thing is, is the sort of live on campus, the fact that we are trying to live no matter what the atrocity i'll hold up with these big. so even with the will get try still to live in our mind, sending our conscious denny, this is not finished. the defeated,

the people in ramallah have been protesting to voice their supports and people in the besieged gaza strip. there are also calling for improve conditions for palestinians being held in is really prisons mid abraham as more from ramallah and the occupied west back. 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 processors for saying that the world is normalizing these way . the aggression against the city is in the b c, gaza strip. 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 arose is using the dog got to escalate the situation in the a few parts that we continue this way. the ways intimidation, check point. what we need is more pressure from what on to the to handle. the support that was coming through is what this is what would make an effect is and the complicity states, organizations, institutions, complicity,

stop arming as well. uh, implement the i, c j, a decision provision and measures also on one of those protesters 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 state that they are very skeptical about the conditions under which those prisoners live in the say that there's medical. that'd be a problem when you think that your son is in the hands of those through the creatures we we, we see what's happening guys, we see lots of eye witnesses and for me to put in orders are telling you stories

about what all understanding and presenting are facing many of those with whom we've been speaking to say that they feel a head for us. 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 front of the productivity of individuals. the district is abilene. i just need a drum along the occupied website the to the ends army has broken and siege by the parent military rapids support forces on one of its basis near the capital 10 months into the conflict. the army is slowly regaining control of areas around cartoon. the siege had cut off supplies of basics, the people living near the base and on to them on top of morgan reports from their the vis base houses, the sudanese armies, engineering court in the city of them through man. for nearly 7 months. it was

under siege by the parent military rapids support forces or r s f. but in recent, these, the army was able to break through and deliver supplies to its troops. was as if i could read them and hoping this is a gift from god under the feet of the rebels and criminals who terrorized before i'm carried out to trust that he's like, never seen before. this is the 1st phase because of the will, will not hand until i'm to month, and all next to done is cleared of the malicious. the streets near the bees are scarred so by the battle spots over its buildings destroyed by artillery fire from the recess. when he tried to seize the base barriers built on roads to keep the fighters away, the power military group has been fighting the army for control of sedan. for 10 months. it's fighters were stationed in districts surrounding the base to prevent the weapons and ammunition from reaching the soldiers inside. within the past few weeks, it's been forced to retreat from some areas. the army has made the game here and

i'm the man. what are selling by the parent? me 3 on the be at the area around discontinue, otherwise, the miniature was able to bring in reinforcement. it wasn't the only site that was affected by the, our staff. and it's lucky for a ton of man. muhammad lived near the base after days without eating, he collapsed the ice, and this was the kind of tire, not most of the past. 10 months have been indescribable. there was hunger, there was sickness. the shops were burned in the shelling. people weren't allowed to bring us food or medicine yourself, prevented people from going to the market. they either rob you of your money or kill you. a set of the yeah. has opened her home to those in need. she says, the lack of supplies wasn't the worst thing about the seat of the daughter of should be. plus, there was incentive shedding to the point that people couldn't walk around. heavy weapons we use the weapons use which we didn't know the names of and couldn't

identify them because we lived through tough times. people would be cut to pieces for walking on the streets, looking for medicines. kids loved the parents and for the eyes, parents left the children. the battles in on, through man are far from over. but with the army gaining ground, many here hope their lives were returned to normal again soon. he but morgan, alta 0 on through mine for them. the bodies of to south african soldiers killed in the democratic republic of congo have been returned. their coffins were draped in the south african flag and received a guard of honor in pretoria. they were killed in a mortar, landed inside a base near the city of goma and the d. r. c. south africa's decision to send troops has been criticized by opposition parties. the un security council has sanctioned 6 people belonging to armed groups operating in the eastern democratic republic of congo leaders of m. 23 are among those handed travel bands and asset freezes. the decision came during an emergency meeting of the security council.

violence has intensified in recent months. s m. 23 fighters advance on a major city in the east. catherine solely reports from gomez in eastern d. r. c. to you i saw says that have been for top very recently. most of the people who are here have come from the town of soc, is loc as well. pricing has been going on between government forces and the m 20 suite rebels. so they are constructing their structures as they say that they're just trying to survive. they don't have food, they don't have what uh they don't have basic needs. we've been speaking to, um, a way because we say that they are overwhelmed by the numbers that are coming here now in total about a 150000 people. um from socket and surrounding areas have been displaced from those areas. now inside care, bye thing is going on. i'm 23 are on the field. mia

sack case. so could government offices, including static, the original, or forces who are the, are trying to push the rebels back? it's very significant to that happens because there is a good way to go mazda provisional copy tool, and the government forces are saying that there is no there. they cannot less that careful because if that happens, then m $23.00 was very easy for them to match on to goma, which is not going to be allowed by the government. they say catherine slowly, all the 0 go. my still ahead on now is is 0. what can we expound or julia and assange is lawyer is appealed to the you case top court the stump, his expedition to the us working faces as soon as charges

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the the expression of position, politician, boris, and edition in spinal attempted contesting next month's presidential election has been blocked, the us supreme court upheld in earlier ruling by electoral authorities bothering him from running. the central election commission said it had found irregularities when he submitted his candidacy paperwork invest in his publicly criticize the war and ukraine and said that if he won, he would bring an end to it. a lawyer as representing julian, a sons has been making their final appeal in the you case, high court. they are trying to stop the wiki leaks,

founder from being extradited to the united states. massages facing espionage charges there over the release of confidential u. s. military records and diplomatic cables move barker has more from london to minnesota. as your 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 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, the lawyers acting on behalf of the us, or to say though, that sounds went beyond what any journalist would do any put people working on the cover in very dangerous positions. indeed. nevertheless, i'm as the international and, and a 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 in publishing i do all day every day that bread and butter and that's exactly what you did. he do it on a grand a scale of them are you see. but it was what was inside that information, the information that expose these cards for his journalist vein kilobytes. so if you look up the gunship that has led to this persecution, the case is also you put relations between countries that are normally allies, australia, u, k. and the united states under a huge amount of strain will slightly lower make us last week 14 to allow julian phones to be released over time through his native australia. if indeed that's what he wants. the majority of australians, regardless of what they think of julia saw a majority think besides the own, on the long enough that it must be brought to it in, you know, 7 years or the ecuadorian embassy or thought of that for the easy bill. my social security prison,

people who have no time for julia to sign. this is ridiculous. now suppose is wait for a decision. the fear is this is essentially a phones is last time. however, there is one avenue available to him, but it's not in the united kingdom, is in strasburg confronts viewer pay and quote of human rights. that is, of course, if british colts rule, that all his attempts that appeal have been completely exhausted in the entering mode. we understand from the sandwiches, family members that 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 the farmers in india have announced a temporary suspension of their protests aimed at securing better prices to their crops. the decision follows the government's offer to restore negotiations. at least one farmer has died in the stand off access i move, which has more of edi and farmers,

are standing firm against the governor. please use to your gas to break up a march toward the new deli dirt, demanding legally binding fixed price for the crops they say is essential for their survival. upon demand, that is the duty of the government that they should give us a minimum simple price. we are demanding support for 23 crops. if they agree to it, the entire nation will be prosperous. every time families will be employed. farming is the lifeline to feed these economy. the sector supports more than half of the nation's workforce. with weeks of protests, standing at a critical juncture, the the issue dates back to 2020, when the government introduced legislation ended over holding the agricultural sector. the law supposed to modernize farming by eliminating

a middle man and fix prices for crops. but it sparked the debate. farmer say the law benefits large corporations, leaving small holders, vulnerable to stand off, took attorney 2021 when prime minister, and that into a more d a note the law. but the move has done to little to ease the financial problems of the farmers, the price fluctuations that have been dead in the last 4 or 5 years. 5 most costs have gone up and the profitability has gone down. that has basically forced them to demand something different assurance from the government that they will be taking care of union and civil. so demanded the lawn waivers for farmers and the minimum wages for our cultural labors. with the national elections on the horizon. the government says it's ready to negotiate some believe these topics could influence the prime minister's bid for another term,

axles i'm of which out is there. meanwhile, farmers in spain, a thought with police during a protest and madrid, they tour demanding higher prices for their produce. so you're going to go reports the outskirts of madrid, with dozens of tractors will, waiting to descend on the city for 3 weeks, almost from school over the country have been voicing the aga, help what they say is the government's failure to address the difficulties that facing and the little sign, the backing down the we just want to make a living. we don't want the politics of the agriculture ministry in the european union to destroy the following. so adding to the frustration, police preventive detractors from meeting for the rest of the protested with a form the across the room in madrid. and i'm headed off the police last week,

the truck to come in to the city of essays, the shut down the voices. eventually the police let them through. but many was angry at having to mention who was in the chaos in the city since 2022, spain spalding sector has suffered a decline and 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 comin eco cultural policy perspective, never sent it to you to make a living. while spain's agriculture minister has announced measures to insure farm is receive effect. 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

finding more pressure on the farmers themselves. the address era majority. and that doesn't mean new clark will be with you in just a moment. the unsettled tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what is happening now. it says it's cool. thanks. question. professional about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous. the bank that he added to today is that another thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze or without us of permission . nothing leaves profit without the girls permission. allow me to push back for a moment, demanding and fees, fire demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without 0 . if a child does not die from the bombing, he will die from the cold that no clothes, no food,

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a snow drift have gone viral online. since russian are interested, the so called special ministry operation and you for a thousands of migrants labor as have left the country from seeing innovators to fast track and only takes the train to partially supplement the human work for the israel's unrelenting bombardment of gauze. it continues the light to strike on the new server at the refugee camp, kills 14. the, the clock. this is out. is there a light from dell ha, also coming on a phone design can a, this man's home in rough. it was bones, his daughter, wife, and in those killed

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