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, but we don't live in a postcolonial work. we live in a new colonial one. and gaza is resisting that termination inside story. on al jazeera, the no respite across the goal is to stretch. at least 5 palestinians are killed and is really attacks on the jamalia rest of the color that i missed of the attain. this is out of their life and also coming desperate for food supplies. and garza $7.00 thing is all killed by his randy forces. as they scrambled a to stay a line warning of a civil war and hazy announced against them on the 5 minutes to resign. and work

less and back into the country, the 9th, from next to assess the red protest as it broke down the doors of the presidential policy. while the president gave the press conference and find the oh, we begin in goal is that where the is really only has carried out more indiscriminate attacks across the strip face to 5 people have been killed in these range shelling of. i'm not going to bother you. open garza children of the day. at least 86 people have died in his randy a time since tuesday. in central gauze, on the, on the open file and posting installation for aid. getting 7 and wounding 14, all those crowds have been scrambling to get supplies with a few. a trucks that get into the strip video is used to then show desperate people picking up food from the that tries to take it to the families or children and

vulnerable other ones. suffering. the last the ministry of health as has a teenager and an elderly man, have died of mel nutrition, empty hydration of i'll she for income all odd one hospitals that makes at least 20 people who have now died around nutrition not looked about so many of them are hot so being squeezed with pain when a child comes over and sees i want to have rice and chicken. we are unable to provide rice lead to long chicken and launch of the wall that we are experiencing. this is not only a war on civilians, it is a low on food on starvation. well south africa has now fallen urgent request for the international court of justice to impose more provisional measures on israel in order to try to prevent famine in gaza. it says there is a reading wide spread, salvation across the strip and additional orders on needed to protect the palestinians. and january, your quote that you on the top court ordered as well, to refrain from any acts that could fall under the genocide convention,

along with 5 other provisional measures. so basket claims that as well as ready breaching those orders. well, that's bringing out of their a senior political, i'm a small and the charlotte and london moment help us understand the implications of what's happening at the i c j. now it's already and policies provisional measures on as well. but so laughter clearly doesn't feel that some very effective well, certainly this right is, are doing everything opposites for what the international court of justice asked me to do in terms of just taking precautions. i tried to listen to the human suffering and just trying to to help out with whatever possible to use casualties or so on so forth. and i think that there's our reached to you that right now he's right is trying to get on the cheap a star ration of disease or the hydration of. so let me just remember that over the

past 5 months has used as much upon me as much of the issue as was used by the all, i think these german cities on, by the german ship is basically a modern storage houses for all of us. are, are running out, munitions is really not that much of much the use, the case doesn't continue to use so clearly isn't resorting to cheaper way. inflicting software and the people assign to the site is definitely getting through those things. we've just been measured. it is these diversions ratio, so it's really, really how these ranges are sinking in and fixing damage of the most of this equation on the people last time lower as well. if i

might miss also supposed to submit a report to the i c j moving a week ago now, which hasn't been made public. where does this go from here? or? you know, it goes to washington to be honest, that goes to washington. because he's just doing what it's doing with such impunity because the united states and the large, she didn't get no. that's because people will never be subjected to anything like where those have been. so get to choose as to the united states because as long as there's someone in the white house that she lives in, um, i think the rational law, then they feel comfortable doing whatever they want to do. and what's really, as insult to injury is that they are not just doing they are doing such things as part of the way. i'm not sure how many of our viewers have seen. our

reports invested in both sexes about procedures and not enough money to make sure that these a soldiers are drawing from inflicting something on the proceeds, the salvation that the pickups are bringing back again to the attention to the i. c, j. this the original trucks waiting outside the pages, garza and just would not let them in. they prefer uh to make the star yeah. murder cuz they are really good. and she shopped in the cool no human interior. the sheet on one of the people does look just like the show and then with bombs, american homes. i mean all about just keep telling you just how the situation has

become again, but just remember that the american score on that basis mattress say this really steven the british. well, it certainly has so much at this point in time with the construction of so much suffering with assignments. yeah, that is really to the people in causal phone discharge out of there is a senior political analyst speaking to a staff from london. thanks me. also in london, the bridge foreign sex treat, david cameron says he's held a tough foot necessary conversation with these really won't cabinet minister benny guns about the situation. and also he said that as well must allow more aid into the strict during a meeting that was held in london. cameron out of that the u. k. is worried about a possible ground defensive on the southern city of rough or how this meeting came a day off. the accounts has to pronounce a commission to the us capital. meanwhile,

israel has approved plans to build 3 and a half 1000 new set to homes in the occupied restaurant. the organization piece. now it says the units will be built and the legal settlements of money. i do mean and front and kinda is there on the far right? finance minister visit law. smart church won't have an expansion of the shooting incident in one of those at least 2 weeks ago. now, i'm just on 100 reports now from occupying the story. some these really government essentially approving the 3500 housing units in the 3 different illegals settlements across the occupied west bank. this is the 1st time since the beginning of the war on october 7th. and we have seen approvals for housing units in legal settlements. now in the leading up to the war as well in this time period in occupied east jerusalem is 3700 housing units in illegal settlements were approved . now this came after israel's finance minister. a known alternation always fits on

his smart rich had said that there would be a legal settlements expanding in retaliation for a shooting that took place actually at one of the settlements back in february. now it is worth mentioning, he's not just the countries finance winters has finished administered, excuse me. he also holds a role within israel's defense ministry. so he is in charge of some civil affairs within the occupied westbank, primarily those that would oversee and approve at settlement housing units. so i don't have to go through this long drawn out process, they can be approved at his demand. additionally, what we are seeing is comments from him that were made this morning. he said that in the last year there had been $18515.00 housing units in illegal settlements that have been approved in the last year. so we can expect in the occupied westbank construction to begin on those 3 legal settlements,

totaling is $3500.00 housing units on the bush embassy. and yeah, and then it says to sailors have been killed and an attack on a bulk of bulk carry a ship in the gulf of 8th. and the greek authorizes, say, the vessel called true confidence was struck. some 90 columbus is off the coast of 8 and the ship is now repeatedly dressed and on fire. there was some 20 a crew on board plus some 3 um security guards. well, in a televised speech, humans through the military spokesman. yeah, yes, there claimed responsibility for that attack on the call there should of the billboard and legal forces of the human forces carried out the targeting operation against the american ship through confidence in the gulf of either with a number of naples besides this track was accurate and look to a fire breaking out on board the vessel. the target took opperation came up to the ship crew, ignore the messages from the government. naval forces in the many of the,

many of the forces persistent, upholding the religious, moral, and humanitarian duties and supporting so oppressive fellow senior people. the operations and the rent and autopsies will not stop until the aggression stops. and the seas on the policy of people in the gaza strip is listed on his job. in the middle of one this we can see does she have are tons a he's in washington dc for us. she help, we literally just time the who they say they hit an american ship, which is not the indication we've gotten from the shipping information that we have on the vessel. what are you hearing from with archie? is that where am i shipping a certain notoriously opaque? it's very difficult, awesome to figure out where the of the ships are from and by this, by design isn't it. and in fact, we didn't get the statement from the pentagon an hour or so ago, which doesn't, doesn't actually reference whether it was an american ship or not. it just repeats the licensing of the ship. it says the ship was

a ball bade off flag liberian owned a boat carrier that was transiting the gulf of 8. and it doesn't affect your reference whether there was any american link to it. just states what is probably on the books somewhere in here in some dusky office, somewhere in, in uh, in barbados. um, but to look for the rest of it, there is a little bit more information about this. it was not the ship ballistic missile launched from yemen. a missile struck the vessel to presume fatality 6 injury significant damage is the 5th sandy ship domestic miss outside, but who would fees in the last $2.00 days? 2 of these a has to be ams impacted to shipping brussels. i'm almost shot done by the us, as connie said, clearly they've been reduced, continuing their attacks on, on shipping. well with us for its part has also been striking very few targets. and i now i see is also in part of sanctions to drive it. cuts funding from the wrong. how successful have washington strategies been so far? a, a little state department briefing, jessica and someone said, all you're just kind of making things with agents and we know you'll, you'll,

you'll policy of the detroit and degrade. doesn't need to be having much impact. the state department space person just said that it's a long term, long term price. that's what you do get. the sense that the administration is rochel, that was a curious name is actually on choose day when the secretary of state face the cameras with the guitar prime minister and foreign minister. and it, it seemed like it was all wrapping up and then suddenly tiny blankets that took me again. and it was just message to the who, the things that they weren't any other sort of embarrassing themselves and, and reducing their status on the well with a these ships. and what will be, what are the rhetoric we're seeing from. but it depends again at just now. and actually the british foreign secretary is all this like who things kill innocent civilians with more reckless attacks. we're just, yeah, that these innocent see far as the uptake of allies or international see for us or just awfully awful. simply doing that job, some of the hardest job is in the world, the british foreign secretary, they're saying we condemned these reckless and indiscriminate attack. we will continue to stand up for freedom of navigation and backup,

i would say would actually, but obviously we don't see the empathy about dollars at a cost like who are things that you can stop as it needs to be by stopping, stopping a b is really genocide and goals as far as back and some do that, then this will stop that. not going to do that. it would seem but suddenly we see this huge outpouring of empathy for the break. tragic loss of life, of some sailors, it would appear, but it just felt the same. some empathy we see when it comes to the garza, i'm on the reckless attacks that we've been hearing about in the last 10 minutes. will say she have a time see that with a view for us from the washington d. c. thanks here. the moving on to some other walls in years now and the united states says it is not pushing haitian prime minister ariel on me to resign. but it does want him to expedite efforts towards the free and fair elections. hazy is currently in a state of emergency of the guns announced they were going to overthrow the government. one powerful gone,

nita has threatened that civil war will break out. if only doesn't step down, he's going to be in stance in puerto rico and trying to return home. well, i was, there is white house correspondent kennedy, how good has moved from out from washington, dc, or for months the by the ministration has been pushing the haitian prime minister ariel already to leave a transition towards democratic elections. but many in the international media had been reporting in the last 24 hours that there had been an about face by the, by the administration and, but it had sent a message to the haitian prime minister, but he should resign. that's why on wednesday, the bride ministration found itself clarifying its position that that was not the case, the binding administration sending the message through its state department, but in fact, it was not calling for the resignation of the haitian prime minister instead that

it was urging the transition towards an empowered and inclusive governance structure. a position that was reiterated at the united nations by the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. what we have asked the haitian prime minister to do is move forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. and we think that it's urgent that it's urgent that he moves forward in, in that direction and start the process of bringing normal c back to uh, to the people of haiti. as the united nations security council takes up the issue of the crisis and escalating violence in haiti, there is also the question about whether or not the united states will send troops

to support the haitian national police. it's security operations, the latest word from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, however, is that the 5 and administration will not send troops. instead, what the bible administration is proposing is to mobilize support through with international partners to support and restore security as well. we know that the by the ministration senior government officials is in contact with senior government officials in the haitian government. the state department is also putting forward $200000000.00 to support the efforts in haiti to try and restore democracy and security. however, there is a problem in the us congress in the summer public and members believe that the united states cannot afford to spend that money at this time. kimberly help it out to 0. the white house, all still

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welcome back to watching all to 0. let's remind you about top stories for sound, least 5 people have been killed and then it's really attacked. and somebody calls and the central district was 7 people were killed and 14 others windows. as a wasted for, for the day. most of africa has files and urgent request the international court of justice to impose more provisional measures on israel in order to prevent standing in costa and january, the court ordered israel to refrain from any accepted for under the genocide convention. along with 5 of the provisional measures, the united states says it is not pushing haitian prime minister already allowing me to resign. does want him to expedite, efforts to was free and fair elections. patient is in the state of emergency, after getting me is announced that we're going to service for the government all the united nations international organization for migration says that 2023 was the deadliest year from lagrange in a decade. at least 8 and a half 1000 people. diet,

unlike ration rates around the wild of a 3 and a half 1000 of them were on route across the mediterranean, the iowa. and it says that's a 20 percent increase on 2022. well, sorry, personality isn't migration and the asylum program offset you are in that rights. she says a number of migrant depth is actually likely higher and reported. often what we see is what's happened and close to the sure. and often, um, coast guard from just a few body of the most needs that, that in to see. and sometimes she pressed cordette in austin this 10 chose domains right. and see where it is impossible to have prove that. so often these number be closed or keeps many of my hands, but of course, these numbers could even multiply if we take an account or the tragedy in the or the drama happening. for example, we took the sample in the roots from morocco from sending us to kinetic highland

open. most of the day she picks are even knots. uh no. uh so it's really difficult to try, but we and number and this number could be dramatic. good. even more than what is a record and then what that means, a share piece of probably not political witness. this solution is there open a legal product. we put the search risk or the has of new appeal policy, respect to the international obligation. we just had to swing them. you can capacity perception in such a ways to nope, uh they, they swings a capacity of culture, does not respect the human rights. a protest as a mexico have broken down the door of the presidential palace while the president was inside, giving press conference the crowd that you see there outside was demanding. just as of 43 students who disappeared a decade ago. now, they are abduction by

a contract and guerrero estate. i'm the involvement loan forestman. and that incident is in the subject of years long investigations. president, under those menu look is open the door says that human rights organizations involved in the case has been very confrontational. wanted to speak to john home and he's long for us from next courtesy on this or left. very, very dramatic indeed took us or what exactly happened. well, it was at the end of a week long protest. she can see the comes of that just breaking up. now. protest is who we're trying to get dialogue with president and his mind. will lopez over at the door about trying to resolve this case is emblematic case for mexico with nearly 10 years ago. these 43 students disappeared and it wasn't just criminals who were involved. it was local police who was the local med that was put in prison. and then later on in the case, it seemed to be that the army might also be involved in this. an evidence was, was going that way. now president hope is over though when he 1st got into

a face said, we're going to get to the bolt. but that this is going to be one of the key tenets of my mind in mexico. but when things did start it's point towards the uh, maybe 2 key pinner of support for him. then his ministration seemed to feed seemed coolant support a bit for the investigation. the chief prosecutor looking at was dismissed. and then later on that side of the country and all that, the people here at the time say that key documents went handed over to check exactly how the army participated. so you'll go to the situation this week long camp outside. and then on the last morning when protest has felt that they won't get a get that meeting with the president, they weren't going to get that break for the reversing of a truck. so they come and did into the side doors of the presidential palace just as the president was giving his morning press conference that they didn't get very far. that we met with gas and they were met with right shoots and they were a couple of arrest. but also that president, nope, is over to do,

did say that he was going to meet them in $15.00 to $20.00 days when he looked to the evidence. but he also said that the protest has had right wing groups that were manipulating them, that they had overseas groups the rules, so i manipulate them and so he's find a line for people to disagree with him. so we'll have to say, how far they can actually get with this all a sudden they continue watching here on out as they are going home and that for us and mexico. se, se, thanks to all thousands of protesters have taken to the streets across colombia against presidents gustavo. petra is pushed for economic and social reforms. the left wing presidents attempts to over a whole health care pension enable us, haven't met with heavy opposition. demonstrations have called the riley at the moment of the majority. nikki haley has pulled out of the race to be the republican presidential candidate in the united states. she congratulations her opponent donald trump and wished him well older, for in short, endorsing him. how many years old and she was,

trump will stand for the republicans in the presidential election in oregon themes, national luxury fund hasn't proved an $8000000000.00 learned to egypt. the countries prime minister it says the deal will help to restore economic stability. the announcement came as the egyptian pound plummeted into a record low against the us dollar. egypt central bank has higher interest rates by some 600 points. evaluation was one of the i'm s keyed loans for egypt as well. egypt has now devalued its con, say, 3 times since 2022, but has maintained control is to try to fix its exchange rate. the decision on wednesday is the 1st time that the current state will be determined by the free market. as you have the option, pound sang against the us dollar to a regular within minutes of that announcement being made on that hello is the middle east. economic and political analyst at global council. that's a jew, political risk himself and see, he says the egyptian government has tried to put protections in place to shield

civilians from the time siege evaluation. the different government has been messaging about this for a long time now and it's, it's a long time coming of egypt. sion people event dissipate is and investors have been putting pressure on the government to actually do this. to narrow the divergence between the official and black market rates and the government has also been taking measures to cushion the impact of this inevitable evaluation. they've raised the minimum price of the minimum wage by 50 percent for public sector wages. and part of the package from the i mass will be used to expand the social safety net to continue to subsidize basic goods. access to things like rice and sugar and most importantly bred. i think the, the barometer for the top typical sentiment will be the price of bread. if that starts increased, then we can start to worry about social instability in egypt. well that's that for

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