just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is clear as you to the is really strikes here to have him in the central guys are coming at least 20 full palace to me on this most of them. but women and children, the hello am dire in jordan, this is out, is there a life and also coming up us as israel and the expansion of supplements and the occupied westbank is illegal reversing a policy set during the trump administration. the water new claim remains an open means if the hearts of you for you in a 2nd, a general condemns russia at a security council, a briefing 2 years on from invasion of the price. and we'll tell you why the

president of mexico released the personal details of a journalist and one of the world's most dangerous countries from media was the we begin in central garza where is randy strikes of target a house full of people in did out by the coming at least 24 palestinians, most of the dead children. alexander, by his report. for countless palestinian families in gaza. another night of desperation and panic. more than 150 displaced civilians were sheltering in this family home. in the densely populated central city of dear all bella. as night fell, they were hit by a massive is really air straight. that's the you can see for yourself, the bodies, all the dead women and children. there's no peaceful police for us to go. we were

all displeased with all last our homes. where do you want us to go? the whole world is watching us have mercy on us in dark and dangerous conditions, rescuers tried to save those. they could, the violence and destruction are difficult to find them, led them to do the job. we rushed downstairs when we heard the plumbing, we sold the whole building coming down. we collected body parts of women and children. sweat to call the old women and children between 7 and 8 and 12 years old . or if they've done to desist. donnelly like this. what did this young go do to israel to be dismembered like face? dozens of wounded people were rushed to nearby l. ok, so hospital. but the facility is fairly functioning and struggling to cope with a huge number of victims. had the most of the stuff alex, the hospital, which is the only function in the hospital and the central government has received many didn't injured most of phone with children, women, an hourly,

we expect to receive many more victims as reported by the ambulance service, who is still a, the a tech side this attack comes within the framework of genocide and the continuous integration against how people, as you can see with not equipped to receive such large numbers of victims. the vast majority of the victims of this attack, where women and young children, as more bodies are recovered from the rubble, the death toll is only expected to rise. more than 100 palestinians had been killed by is really extracts across the strip since thursday. and the bombardment shows no signs of stopping. alexandra buyers al jazeera august heroes topic i was zoom, has moved from rough. i and southern gauze on the ongoing is really as trucks, more than 140 days of these very bombardment. these very forces continued to bound because of strep from land and sea,

causing very severe damage to civil infrastructure and also for residential houses . today the central parts of the guns, a stripe and particulate, endeavoured by the town, had been widely attacked by that gets where the forces in the past few hours with it is really military. i talked to the residential board building where dozens of palestinians have reported killed and ended. the vast majority included young children. a women as a part of the use of the ongoing genocide to contain the majority of areas and because of strep to day had been attacked, including the nother at part confrontations and battles, a raging n as a to neighborhood as the entire cause of strep. today had been on the wide military attacks where it promised that he was completely feeling unsafe, as bombardment and destruction are unfolding them in every single corner. tarika buzzer. oh, just the euro. roof off, you southern guns. as the human agency, if palestinian refugees unrest says it's reached breaking point this at the same

time, but israel and stepping up, it's them on to dismantle the agency. 16 countries entered in the us u. k. in germany of suspended funding unrest. chiefly, plaza really says the agent has the ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats. generate a good report. drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding. the displaced palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready solving. then i had them you have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old. the old roads lead to death if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman?

we will starve to death. northern cause it's been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8 since late october deliveries. a dependent on security clearances from these really ministry agencies, the q soldiers, deliberately blocking supplies and that had got a lot more shut off. we have no clean water and they're forced to drink sewage water. we pray to all of you watching us have mercy on us. we are dying for the relief a to be delivered in the north. children are austin was effected in the stuff is wound that around 335000 on the fives are high risk of severe mal nutrition, unpreventable death is the impact of israel's lessons. some children have said they'd rather die than suffer the horrors of the will. the children who do support this war will not only the visible wounds of traumatic injuries,

but the invisible ones to those of repeated displacements, constant fear, i'm witnessing family members and literally dismember before that rise. the psychological injuries have led children as young as 5 to tell us that they would prefer to die. as roles on debating, attacks have left causa, unrecognisable streets that were once busy with late greece and restaurants. now a distant memory for its starving population. g duyka, audra 0 is there. any forces have carried out a series of raids in the occupied westbank troops entered must offer you in southern hebron and assaulted an activist that is really ami, also rated a town southeast of novelist figuring confrontations with palestine. andrews, you are such a state down to me blinking has said israel's plan to expand, let me go sacraments and the occupied westbank was against international. that's

a change in the policy set by the trump administration. on settlements. we've seen the reports and i have to say we're disappointed in the announcement. it's been longstanding us policy under republican and democratic ministration, so like that new settlements are counterproductive to reaching a during peace. they're also inconsistent with international law. our administration maintains firm opposition to settlement expansion and in our government. this only weakens doesn't strengthen israel security. but i keep it as a political analysts then call them to stop these writing newspaper hot etc says the issue of a legal sacraments is bound to be brought before the un security council. so i believe this still, though is kind of impunity when it comes to these ready settlements. there is a lot of lip service, but let's see what they will do about it. i'm sure this to the point a senior. so

you may be one of the arab countries with try again to take this issue of settlements to the security console and to try to put sanctions on as well. right now, i think that the president biden is very busy with his domestic political, domestic problems. and i'm not sure if uh at this time he will escalate his relationship with an attorney out and actually uh, talking about benny guns. let's see what he says about it because he should be the kind of the dogs to bang read. and we, we do imagine what's going to happen in ramadan on a lot. so he shouldn't be the jesus. and i did go to the zip codes, but uh, do you imagine i still hold this, he will do the joe, i'm not sure if a, you know,

i would put my money on him. so it's the 5th day of hearings that the international court of justice, which is examining the legal consequences of israel decades. long occupation of palestinian lands the you and tossed the world code with this 2 years ago. now, more than 50 countries are providing legal testimony. most states have cool front end to his radio occupation and supplement activities. for counter i was representative argue that israel is occupation is illegal under threat to international security. international law must be upheld in all circumstances which must be applied equally to all. and there must be accountability for all violations, yet more than 75 to use the life of the palestinian people has been to treat it as an exception to the international court of law. mister president, members of the court, you have the clear mandate and indeed the responsibility to remedy it is an

acceptable situation. the credibility of the international legal order depends on your opinion. and the states cannot be hire. indeed, as they're able to decide, go more on the people showing that this is the, the situation in palestine is the most depressing threat to international peace and security and the not to kingdoms representative till the cool. that should be an immediate suspension of the fighting palestinians. not face a desperate humanitarian crisis. in garza, the united kingdom wants to see an immediate suspension of the fighting and garza and then progress towards the sustainable permanency spot. it is essential to ensure irreversible momentum towards the 2 state solution. guaranteeing security justice and peace for both the palestinians and israelis.

the night with the even the 2 year anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. diplomat southern gathering in new york, the foreign ministers and representative some around the world. address the united nations, including russia and ukraine. i'll just say it was gabriel, as on the reports from new york. with this country facing a shortage of ammunition and losses on the battlefield, ukraine's foreign minister came to new york with a message. those who say that ukraine just needs to negotiate with russia and, and the war either you informed or never followed. what happened between 20142022. during that 8 years ukraine and russia held approximately 200 rounds of peace negotiations in various forms. and made 20 ceasefire agreements

all of these piece efforts. and it's 2 years ago at the united nations on friday it was all about ukraine and its allies pushing the conflict back to the top of the global agenda. and again, calling out rush us, a dispute in which each had some kind of with the rest of the world would suffer to what stops in ukraine would not end that boots and could easily apply his distortions of history elsewhere, such as molto, the baltic states and others will be in bold and to turn to fighting when it suits no country with a large, aggressive neighbour would be safe, rushes ambassador blasted the un proceedings as a charade. let's put input to that. i think for anyone who is capable of independent unbiased analysis of the situation, it is obvious that the topic under discussion today at the united nations general assembly has nothing to do with reality and serve solely to promote a political agenda. later in the day ambassadors gathered at the security council

for yet another photo op for ukraine and its allies to show unity. inside the council, the secretary general reminded diplomats of the human toll of the war for 1000000 ukrainians, internally displaced and 14 and a half 1000000 people inside the country in need of humanitarian assistance. 2 years on the back, it seems to us as an attempt to the legal, the next session of your games. will tom's republic of guide me in the city of sylvester ball. the water new grains remains an open wound as the hops of europe. while there are a lot of speeches here at the he, when there were no signs of any foreseeable action on how to bring an end to the conflict. a diplomatic breakthrough seems as far away today as it was 2 years ago. gabriel's onto ouch is here at the united nations in new york. it's time for a short break here, and i'll just say, all right, when we come back,

we're on the front lines in eastern democratic republic of congo with thousands of force to free the fighting between the m 23. i'm good on the ministry and why this purchase born woman should mind the bank of joint iceland. sylvia has lost her appeal to us citizenship restored mon that states the frank assessments. here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows not being too dumb when the elections say they want to buy time using fix political debate. ok, some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big voice informed opinions we don't live in a post colonial, more community of. and then new colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story. on al jazeera, being a journalist is that privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices

of those have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. facing the trying to find that challenge and a huge responsibility we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working about 0 enables me to make the other voices relevant to so that there's more that unites us then divide the the welcome back. you're watching out his

era, took your mind about top stories here. this what these randy army is again, not talking residential targets across concepts. relate to strikes of people that piece of 24 pedestal young's in data above large numbers of wounded people have been taken to the hospital. yes, active states, anthony lincoln says, israel's plan to expand the legal supplements of the offline. westbank is against international news. it's a change in the public sector and need some administration. the un security council has met on the easel. the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion of the frame. the 2nd to general antonio botanist opened the meeting court. inform, attentive peace and security and new credit to us on european union and have imposed new sanctions on russian. now fighting between troops and rebels from the m 23 on group has driven thousands of people from their homes and eastern democratic republic of congo. government forces say that holding off a rebel of bonds ahead of the withdrawal of un peacekeepers in the region of the

end of the year when the west fighting has been in the town of saca in north keep who permits from their catherine solely ripple's pants lined the road to sac here. a week ago, this was not here. thousands of people will drop shelters anywhere they can find. this follows the escalating fighting you to call the police government forces and the m 23 on the group is the 1st time the military either long john at least into the eastern town. she is renewed 5 to 2 weeks ago. it's largely empty now. the bottle has been intense, both sides are using heavy weapons, which often strike homes a mother and had 2 children were killed by a long range more to their bodies. still in the house in the cartridge. and we went to the idp camp, but there was no food. so we came back with the children we. so if we stay in the

camp, we will start. but now if we stay here, we will die. it's a tough decision. the situation here, in fact it is dia, many people have left the town and going to comes for the displaced some of them for he has said that they're trying or they want to wait how the situation, but it's becoming tubes dangerous. cool. and so they also have to go to the come on you come monday, see the fight as our own nearby hills. the government has claimed its neighbour rando for ami m, 53. the rondon government has denied it language to do what you said you went on your cards. you're about to go to the final ramos to push the fight as back. i can't tell you, well strategy, but just know the robot and forces me go back to where they came from. we will takes away from the using to kill congolese i out is a lot of international pressure to and the school. previous efforts for mediation have feels that means 1600000 colonies who have been displaced,

continued to suffer, is no end in sight. pattering slowly on to sierra back a democratic republic, a phone call. more than a dozen candidates instead of goals delayed presidential election now refusing to enter tools with the current president marcus out the vote was due to be held on february 25th, but south related as now uncertainty about when it will go ahead. so alex is his monday, dudley they will and as planned on april the 2nd. but he hasn't said the voters will go to the polls before then. i'll just say it was nicholas hawk has more from duck off for many single ease. they see this crisis as politicians playing a game over their future on the one side are those that support president mikey solves decision to delay the elections. notably because they are several political figures on the opposition that are on the sidelines. like the jailed opposition, bigger it was months sancho, on the other side,

are those presidential candidates that wants the election to take place as soon as possible? they have refused to take part in the national dialogue that president, microsoft has announced his actual thoughts in the general. the only dialogue that we accept is the dialogue that we had previously defined. saying that the only representatives of the all parties in charge of the elections, or the dialogue between the candidates and the people president mike he saw, says he has no interest in extending his mandate after april. second, he thinks he's almost a referee to what is happening right now. but critics say that his interest is to protect those that want to delay the elections because then that would allow him to spend more time in power. time is running short because the deadline for the end of his mandate is on april 2nd. and we need to hold the that presidential election,

so we will not waste any more time. we have 5, the request with the constitutional counsel to decide and impose a date call to in the middle of this tussle for power. or the senegalese people who want to decide on who leads this country. because this here, sending goal will be exporting liquefied natural gas that's expected to change the circumstances and bring wells to this nation. so it's much more than democracy. it's about the future of this nation. and people are expecting a date for this election as soon as possible. nicholas hawk elgin 0 the car. somebody's government has welcome the u. k. court of appeals ruling on some on the bank. them who traveled to join the islamic state group at the age of 15. just said the government didn't break the law by revoking her citizenship. the routing mains, the 24 year old, must now remain in syria before separate polls. it's been 9 years since

a 15 year old show me my bedroom, along with 2 friends, sled britain for turkey to be smuggled into syria. and i saw a self styled kind of fate. she was married to a fighter and had 3 children, all of whom died when she was found in a kurdish run camp in 2019 britons that home secretary stripped out of her citizenship on the grounds of national security. and the code of appeal on friday. the latest stage of her bid to over to him that decision lawyers argued she'd been groomed in traffic as a child to be sexually exploited. that the decision had left to essentially state this and that the process had been unfair. discriminatory summary. the judges said it was not for them to conclude whether the deprivation of shipping a bag of citizenship was harsh or whether she was the also a misfortune. oh, only task is to assess whether the debt probation decision was on norful as we have concluded. it was not and the appeal is dismissed.

begum says she regrets joining what she now calls a desk colt, one of honorable teenager, she says she'd be prepared to spend time in prison if tried and convicted as a british citizen, that the government legal team says they may appeal again to the supreme court. but the government should itself intervene to end unlawful detention in serious the way to express this really was essentially an inducement to the british. i'm secretary's power to strip someone of the citizenship on the grounds of national security. as such, it presents a major obstacle to shoot me my bathrooms, legal team, but they say they will fights on to restore the citizenship. i suppose it was your 0 london, the natural mexico, whether it is rising controversy after the countries president revealed the

personal information of a new york times journalist mexico seen more than a 150 media work has killed since 2000. and i'll just leave with john home and has more from the capital the mexican governments use state media to launch an online at tech support the gangs to the new york times bureau. to these questions, the president objected to citizen was by the side, use your findings from the new york times and who we have a senior to do this report in this is that my portfolio report the live phone on it is $10.00 more than press conference the president also read the bureau chief cell phone number loud from alexis. she'd sent his team asking for comment for an upcoming office. cool. that in particular has sent alarm bells ringing hits. just to put this into context, mexico's one of the mostly phone countries for john lives in the world where they receive a text, not just from criminals, from authorities themselves. free speech groups say such

a dangerous precedent. the vast majority of death threats in mexico, our sense to reporters v. uh, what's that uh, the facebook messenger and other such applications. and a, such a local officials in mexico could use the president's actions as a justification for their own actions. and uh, basically no longer have any prior restraint to continue this. the president's revealing of the john, this number was actually illegal if she wasn't asked for permission. first, the head of the countries access to information institute told us all students will frequently see that we will have to abide by the loyalty. if the lo establishes that i cannot disclose the telephone number or personal data that was collected in the exercise of my powers, then why am i disclosing it? you would have to justify why this disclosure was made. the president was later off if he was responsible, should anything happen to her in the country? what moving it doesn't journalists were killed in 2022. that's okay. let me know.

don't exaggerate. if she's worried, she should change your number. so what was the new york times article about the day of to the president's tie? right. it was published reports that us officials spent is looking into allegations the allies of president lopez over the door took money from drug cartels. they basically got soon the cisco needs and it says that there is no smoking gun, and the president himself was never accused of taking any cash the all it's kluso states, the us never begun to form an investigation. but now instead of talking about the pros and cons of the piece, the news is of another journalist, the risk this time of to the actions of the head of state you on home and out to 0 is mexico city. it's not a fast here, a spacecraft to touch down on the moon and 50 is is pip tobar on it side. the of this us landed on the moon, south pole region on thursday, nasa and intuitive machines, the company in the fields and operate to the spacecraft, say some of the content as

a facing downward timeframe data transmission. well that's it for me down jordan, for now you can find much more information on our website out to 0 dot com. the weather is up next followed by inside, so touch with them. so what's the, the hello and we've got spring light conditions continue in, cross central pops up, the us side which will cease disabled this heavier cloud as cold front. but it's going to sweep its way out of the way it will introduce some kula initially. so we will down into west single figure stuff in new york and also for the city, but still plenty warm enough in dallas. what was, what was it has been recently but still that tongue of woman with a continuing here. and if anything, as you can see, it does ramp up as we go on through the next couple of days. 32 celsius in dallas.

by the time we come to monday, should be about 19 or 20 at this time of the year. it stays pretty cool. live it's a was the western side of north america, but i'm pleased to say is lottie, dry leather will be snow rowing into that western side of kind of the central area to was i think something of a wintry mix. well, as you try that across a good positive us as we go through sunday of supply, do you have it? i think it will feel point spring like for many good deal of fine and dry weather. continuing, as is the case across the good parts of the mexico down across the central america . cuba, jamaica espana are looking fine and dry. there are a few shelves just around the eastern islands for a time that will be where the majority of it can be weather weather will be little bit aware of that. if the coupon, the examining the impact of today's headline is objectivity is still possible for you. we're not only a fortune the most is looks we are moving this algae, is there

a set the stage? hey, i is a powerful tool and it enables bad people to be by giving voice to the voice. i really hope that what i'm doing improved, it's possible to protect and save different programs, such as when you rise to an alternative view of the world today. on alger 0, the consequences of israel's war on gaza is causing a maritime prices in the red sea. one that has drawn in major powers like the united states, the u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully militarized? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program.