a small beauty is that just looks like beaches, historical and cultural view, rivelo rich and michelin, green star, restaurants coming to discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties. the israeli forces open fire and published demands as a trucks arrive in northern does the hello i'm darn jordan. this is all just a lie from don't also have coming around a 1000000 cases of infectious diseases are detected in gaza and medical situation. and this trip is described as an extremely catastrophic record, low voter turnout for iran parliamentary elections. and the 25000000 out of

a possible 61000000 eligible voters cost invalid columbia release is a full my. want to spend years in prison in the us, the drug test, the . we begin in northern gauze that we're news is coming in the palestinians waiting for a death come on. that is really fire a supply convoys arrived a several palestinians have been injured by is ready for us as well as waiting the much needed supplies as a l. q a to round about, and garza city only a few people who were able to get some boxes that included water, flour of the items, the trucks lift accounting, some of those inches high has really gone fine. but it's really strikes on 2 homes and a rough i have killed 17 palestinians, central guns that is also being targeted. but it's really a tax cutting 13 people in the,

in the state of refugee camp. more than 50500 pallets, demands have not been killed since as well. they've got it small on gaza in october . i'm how many triples of the, with the bands rescues going for a fast campbell to find somebody that's pulling another. it's really strange that tech on holmes indicated, but this neighborhood left several people dead in the east of the city. another it's really striking. several other palestinians is right designated, roughly as a safe zone, but telephony and cell phone, anything but safety, that i knew who he was for the demo. shame on them to stop the slug. stop it while i just blood. why, why the exterminating us? if you want to annoy like to ask, why didn't they just do it once and for all, there is no safe place on who told you roughly safe every day. foaming, foaming, school minister, there is no safe place on and this house is full of children. women and then i found myself under the rug who i'm injured slightly. i won't be our will to stop

this. will we need to cease 5? because we're facing genocide, despite is right, as bombardment or 5 desperate palestinians continue to head to the city from other parts of gus that if you want to eat, you have to die in the pursuit of getting fluids. we said no to this and decided to hit to the south effects to in central gulf cse us. this is the of the month of yet another strike on the say, right. come, let's talk when that i mean i know we were sleeping in our house when suddenly we had the sound of the miss unexploded. and we came here to see the house completely destroyed. this house was rented by civilians had nothing to do with the resistance or any minutes reaction. they had displaced people that came from the gulf on a see spot talks, drug on the people on hudson continued to body dead, didn't have them. just honestly, i was tired. assume it's and rough i and southern gaza and has the latest it is

rarely pressing one with its military attacks in different areas in error. ready also the uh, the designated as a safe zone in the beginning of this complex we have been seeing and hearing more loud explosions in the summer and parts of the city. or con eunice as also a number of illumination slash being funny is in this call in the city in the saw the recall along side with the western part to run far as people are completely terrified. does the sound of fight exchange is still going on to this brief moment along side that there are more attacks to day when you go into the city where again, i'm going to round about being targets is where people were waiting for. humanitarian supplies to reach to the number of parts. one kind of thing, a piece that has been killed with number of presidents also being pointed in. this has happened multiple years in the past few days. as people in the north are completely suffering from increasing the level of pneumonia attrition and the

hydration today, a new policy the new child has died because now you christian, where if somebody cannot no longer afford him with food items and basic necessities . and this is absolutely terrifying scenario that palestinians in the north, out facing them, this number, which hildreth being at the, the died. i think that completely, since the beginning of this conflict is expected to rise because of melanie attrition until an immediate medical and distributed target intervention could be carried out to say of the lights. israel has continued bunting of gauze as health facilities has resulted in the health care system into collapsing. the gallons of health ministry says is protected about a 1000000 cases of infectious diseases describing the medical situation in the strip as extremely catastrophic. 350000 in clinic patients. so it risk due to a lack of medications. 60000 pregnant women and girls that are in danger due to lack of access to health care and around 10000 cancer patients and gaza,

i would risk of diet. so when a u n team has delivered essentially medical supplies to hospitals in northern garza for the 1st time since the war began in october. the situation that is described as green wood, city levels of malnutrition, children dying of starvation sera show. there is a few food i met since you and some of the general spokesman stephane to jared gabe . this updates the team made up of world health organization and the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs. unicef and you had population fund or visited the out and come out. i'd one hospitals in northern garza yesterday. they did that to deliver fuel and essential medical supplies, that the visits were the 1st to those specific hospitals since early october. despite our ongoing efforts to gain more regular access to the north of gauze of the team delivered $9500.00 leaders of fuel to each of those hospitals. but as you

can imagine, this is just a fraction of what is actually needed of the director general of the world health organization dr. tedra spoke of quote, grim findings. during the teams visits, including several levels of bound nutrition, children dying of starvation, hospital buildings, destroyed. and serious shortages of fuel and food and medical supplies. the come out loud one hospital is the only pediatric hospital in northern garza and it is as you can imagine, being overwhelmed with patients. dr. tedra said, the lack of electricity poses a serious threat to patient care and the lack of food lead to the death of 10 children as the w h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital or any of my colleagues volleyball too. but i spoke to dr. ethan g. he's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and his in close contact with colleagues that we asked him what's triggered the spike and diseases with the overlapping food and

clean water and housing and security that has pretty much lost no one on that is not a big deal. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water, and shelter and security. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of dis displacement, where people living in tens and prop for sanitation and clean water to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against an end to, to feel from such things. we need nutritious food, we need clean water. and without such things, we're, we're seeing the worst of the worst was not only, and these communicable diseases, these infections, which are entirely preventable,

and also treatable. and we can't even treat the because of block about occasions locker antibiotics as the bar is that we also have children dying of mom nutrition, especially in northern guys. and this is happening at an extremely alarming rate. they're on the desk. so of course, but they also long term consequences to, to these children, not getting the proper nutrition. they need, you know, i, one of the children that i saw was the sickest child that i've ever seen in my entire medical career. they were a child carried in by his mother and i wasn't able to walk anymore because of how, of, you know, malnourished. he was and i could write my index finger on my phone entirely around both the upper arm and the lower like of this child. and he was 910 years old, and i'm worried that this is one of the children that have already died since i met of 2 years to 2 weeks ago. and the number of children have died from severe

malnutrition is now with the double digits. and the head of the united nations, palestinian refugee agency has one that without additional funding, that could be serious implications. but the level of peace and security, it totally un general assembly, but unrest functioning, having to mount last monday. it embodies the promise of a fat and lasting political solution. this small thing, the agency and gods on the west bank, including these terrorism would only so those who oppose such a solution. but it's tinged references would feel 75 years after the next uh that the international community is once more turning its back on the different editor james base has moved from the united nations. a very good picture. he painted all of the situation in garza and of the pressures on his agency on which is the main humanitarian agency in gauze. it's the only real deal

in town that in terms of the you and yes, there are other parts of you and they're all the and she goes. but they all the ones with the capacity to deliver aid across garza. and he said, these agencies now breaking point, this is because of the continued is really, but is there any bombardment of gaza but also because remember, israel made those allegations that 12 of the stuff had been involved in the events of october, the 7th of allegations. but it hasn't shown the un, any proof or evidence off to this stage. in fact, to you and team is we're told funding really going to be allowed to go to jerusalem . and we'll have to see if they've given any of the evidence that those allegations are based on. but it's meant that 16 of the main funding countries for under a have pulled that funding for $150000000.00. and that means that fundraising a very, very difficult position. according to mister eliza reeney,

and he made it pretty clear that he thought this was a deliberate attack. he said it was facing a deliberate and concerted campaign to undermine its operations and ultimately ultimately end them. and when we heard earlier on from the is right the on by so that he said exactly that he said, onrush should be defended and dismantled. the 1st belgium plan is on his way to add drop humanitarian aid into gaza, and increasing number of countries dropping age into gaza as land deliveries become increasingly difficult due to as well as located the stress. as well as war has displaced at least 85 percent of gauze as population. and that's suffering from acute shortage as a food scene. water mets us. yes. last present. when coming to harris says expressed deep concern over the situation and gaza. i noticed that as well to take additional measures to increase the flow of aid iris has been holding talked with current member. these riley will cabinet been against in washington dc, is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has reportedly told the embassy staff

in washington not to help in facilitating kansas trip, but she has time to joins us live now from washington dc. she has so how have us officials been welcoming, been against there in washington? the highest level of administration bought for george joe biden. we have the vice president couple of harris who's the adults with guns also present drug sullivan, the national security advisor breton, a good. the middle east told me that from the national security council, these are the real decision makers on a couple of hours and months for these other 2 sectors. i blinking on choose day as well. sir. he's getting the highest level, talks about for a bite. and despite let him know who's reported invitation. i mean, we're getting the sense now that perhaps this is a way to feel him out because he is the most likely candidate to replace that on yahoo. why that to be elections in israel. but this idea that somehow this is a suggestion of, you know, one thing, a more moderate voice on, on browsers. a bit bizarre given that he is. yeah, 33 members of

a little cabinet directly responsible for all of your trustees. you've been reporting about last 15 minutes and kansas is why the idea of them is an old rating for us is a bit older and you have but we heard from vice president to come to hire as on sunday, quoting for an immediate cease by a 6 week pause, what's the politics of play here should have. so she was just restating the, the, by the administration's policy and what was interesting about a speech in alabama that was, it showed how, how excited the bass, who had gathered in alabama. and we're actually, we don't keep up to the demographic people of color and so on young people, you know what just to mention of c. so uh, from someone from the administration, we to see spa and they are up to the pool is they didn't give her a chance to finish a sentence, which she doesn't have to be tried to do to show that there's she was on board with, with the bite and ministration, which was a safe spot for 6 weeks. that's not what the basis quoted for that going for a permanency spot. so that's where they are up to. but it showed that there's

divisions in some ways with the base coolant versus these 5, disgusted by the, by the administration, is green light for the atrocities and put that into the context then of super tuesday the start tomorrow. here in the us with more primaries that following on from michigan's primary last tuesday with 800000 over 100000 versus budget uncommitted instead of bite. and to show the displeasure the administration's policy on garza, i mean it was a little into because harris and the policies on this to the she does speak to the public citizens as a human being. and she's probably, but it's very rare we don't see by never talking about the policy names as human beings, but, but she talks of moral outrage and the interest out disgusting. what's happening and goes risk. so that's always interesting is a bit of a release valve, which is just reflecting the bite and policy 6 weeks these 5, you know, dependent on all sorts of conditions from these relatives. alright, does she have a time to live for us that in washington she had thank you. it's all right, talk for a short break here and i'll just say, all right, when we come back reports of gun fine. yeah. haiti's international apples as guns and stuff up there. what tax?

forcing the government to declare a state of emergency on the frank assessments. here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows not being picked up, but when the elections say they want to buy time using fix critical 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 postcolonial work we live in the neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story. on al jazeera, with fearless genesis of just behind me, hundreds of people have been about 2 inches in depth coverage. thailand, stakes it's future on fossil fuels, out just ears, teens on the ground, bring you closer to the house. but this truly unique perspective desktop plays

himself in dallas and told the palestinians to go to on heard voices through humor . i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, proceed, and that's local landscape. connect with our community and tap into conversations you won't find elsewhere. it takes every day since it is going to unspeakable horror as to reveal all about what's happening because of the death of media attention, the stream on out to 0, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back. you're watching. how does the record your mind about top stories here at this hour? is there any forces have again opened fire and palestinians waiting for the aid to

arrive? this time of the l. q. a roundabout in kansas city. happened this 3 a trucks arrived several people. as well continues to target densely populated areas in the southern dogs or with hundreds of thousands of displaced contest commands. i've taken shelter at least 17 people were killed in russell as to homes . football and the u. n. team has delivered some of the central medical supplies to hospitals in northern casa for the 1st time since the war began in october. the situation that is described as grim, severe levels of non attrition children dying of starvation see of a show. this is a fuel medicine health officials and israel said miss ald strike in the north of the country has killed one person and wounded several others. the attack was carried out in a small village along the border with 11 on his randy ministry says it struck the source of the launch has been a daily cross board, a fire in israel and has block since october. iran has announced the results of

the parliamentary elections. the interior administer says $25000000.00 pallets with cost. that's a record low turn out of a round of under 41 percent visual. so the reports in the capital tara $2.00 to $3.00 days for you want and also the official results of the parliamentary elections. this elections last friday was seen as a test for the particulars published in the country. as it was, the 1st for the immeasurable public opinion, ceased a nationwide protest in 2022 m. it's heated discussions between the competing parties about the water turned out the results were announced on monday. for one percent of eligible waters tests the pallets. how you probably did well, despite the propaganda of global arrogance to keep our people ebay from the ballot boxes. the radians made a glorious presence in the elections. you're wrong. what to turn out is a primary source to place the machine for the particular establishment. 4th one,

percent turnout is the lowest electric outcome. these limits the public has seen stop. this meant in 1979 bought the results were celebrated by the or towards that number is a deeply reflective of over this enchantment and a choice of many people not to participate in india elections. the political establishment is, of course, trying to celebrate or suggest that the 41 percent is more of a fixed rate because they expected the results to be even lower. 8 percent of the was were either in the valid or black bandits. some suggest this was a result of a silent protest. are you ready in parliament has 290 seats. according to the results, $245.00 seats are now distributed among around $150.00 conservatives. toward the reformist and independence, $45.00 candidates passed the electronic trash hold,

and we compete in the election in the capitals to run the reform respond to the turnout was lower than the national was just for 20 percent. many reform is including the for the centers you run the present, how several honey would disqualify from the raise that we show as a result, the conservative candidates, one of the majority of the seats in the companies, 88 suit as simple experts, which potentially we'd point the company's next supreme leader of things ever do posted on this top. this one doesn't see the election results as of the fees, whether the form is and those with the case of what i'm looking for. what we have the most turned out as a b 3, but one thing is clear, the state 2 schools, it means on twos, as opposed to what these will continue to control over the 3 branches of government . the judiciary, the executive, and legislative service cetera. now, hate is government has declared

a state of emergency a nighttime kind of you following a surgeon gang violence. i'm assuming of the countries to the us present. prime minister ariel only has been visiting kenya to establish on international police force to help patrol the streets. step in and puts of heavy gun finally, the porter points international airport to 0. stephanie back out before the deadline in the streets. the result of an ambush by gang members on the prison in the haitian capital popular pulse, nearly 4000 prisoners were freed, including high profile gang members. in the bible, i took 2 bullets, one under my arm and one in my chest. but as long as you're just swap, people have been dying. so sunday evening i was sleeping in my cell. i woke up when i heard shooting. i saw the cell gate open. many of the prisoners escaped, and many died. police have been deployed since thursday as well armed guns of

stepped up. there were tests including on the international airport. the powerful guides are in control of parts of the country and estimated 80 percent of the capital. and they say they want prime minister of yellow only to stand down. thank you very much. all he left for tenure last week to finalize the deal for an international force to help restore order in a t. it would be part of the un task force that's something that appears to have prompted the latest violence. it's partly blamed on gangster and former police officer, jimmy chevy is a known as barbecue has been sanctioned by the u. n. and the us, it's mainly linked to that official trip that the prime minister took to kenya. as the notorious gang leader barbecue claimed that the united uh, pretty much all the gangs, uh, rival games and part of has to fight against the government and topple it in response to that deal. that the apartment is to assign with the king and government gang violence,

and then security has played katy for years exacerbated by the 2021 assassination of president driven l moines. say no elections have been held since 2016. the state of emergency has been declared until wednesday, when the nighttime curfew will be in effect from 6 pm until 5 am stephanie decker, which is 0 to columbia, now wed judge's of decided to free the power military lead up. so the thought mancuso from prison mancuso was returned to the capital of baba to office having a 15 year sentence in the united states on drug trafficking. he's admitted involvement in numerous messages after there was other sondra and patsy. as more now from the capital book, a tough as well. the judge said that the monk was of will be released based on the fact that he already served the time under the so called justice and peace law. this is a lot of was passed back in 2005 and worked as the framework for the,

the mobilization of monk who's us power military forces. she also put in place a number of conditions though, starting with the fact that the release would be, at least at the beginning, for just the 4 years to close up as time to operate as a special piece. emissary for the government of a gustavo, a pay through the government, extradited him back from the us where he was in a us to prison, to operate as a sort of bridge between the government and a number of armed forces that are seen as successor of the old paramilitaries and that the government is hoping to bring to the negotiating table. the judge also ordered the tory t. c. a to continue working to seize is act, access to repair. has many victims the best for now, he will remain in prison because he is also facing

a number of other trials of his many crimes. we're talking about thousands of killings, thousands of 4th at this appearances. but at the same time, he is also expected to continue providing testimony that will help shed light on many past crimes that happened during columbia, a civil conflict. and that also talks further of the lights, relationship between the columbia military and columbia, political and interpret anerio elite and their complicity with paramilitary forces in their war against the rebel fight. there's during columbia, internal conflict. i listened that i'm 50, i just see it. but with that, the u. s. supreme court has handed donald trump a major victory returning a decision that they had excluded him from colorado's ballot. trump is the front runner for the republican nomination. the challenge president joe biden states topcoat had or the trump of the ballot, and to send citing his road,

leading out to be january 6th 2021 attack on the capital. trump, as welcome to decision is pressing the need for presidential immunity. routing allows prompt to stay on pallets nationwide. immunity for presidents and not immunity for me. but for any president, if a president doesn't have full immunity, you really don't have a president because nobody that is serving in that office will have the courage to make in many cases what would be the right decision or it could be the wrong decision. it could be, in some cases, the wrong decision, but because they have to make decisions and they have to make them free of all tara that can be reined upon them when they leave office or even before they leave office. and some decisions are very tough for them. so it's become the 1st country in the world to explicitly protect abortion rights and its constitution. parliament met in an historic joint session invest side to hold the final vote. president the

money on michael is government's been pushing for the move since 2022. that's it from me down jordan, for now you can find much more information on the website. i'll just say or dot com . the weather is up next, and then the inside story, the new cut with the us is misusing it to be to a power of the un security council. that's it. state you. thanks so much bye. the . the hello that. let's have a look at the weather across the south asia, and there is more heavy rain to come across the western parts of pocket sound that they've already been hit by devastating floods. you can see a westerly disturbance moving its way from iran across of gone to sun, pushing eventually into focused on, by the mid week. if we take a closer look, you can see that disturbance taking the wintery weather and some very heavy rain across pots of,

of gun this dog is gonna feel very heavy across the southern pump. old deluxe, just on, as we get into wednesday, we've already had thousands of people evacuated from that area. but it also brings a risk of a further avalanches across the western areas. the, as the snow continues to full elsewhere across the region. it is a large, the central story for much of india, a few showers affecting the very north east, but not as heavy the rain as we have seen in recent days. lots of sunshine that continues for so long as well. just a few showers here and there as we get into the mid week. but for east asia, it's a different story. what a developing wave pushing its way across southern pots of pucks on bringing some very heavy rain here, snow as well to hunt. you will see temperatures drop here, that will be on the up, however, for beijing with more sunshine coming in. but if we haven't looked at the 3 day for tokyo, we'll see a chance of sweet on friday. the ask like

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