i, cynthia sends you out of state political prisoners i and that's what happens is legal team says if this attempt fails, the last remaining option is to appeal to the european court of human rights. the living human runes with these rounds will on garza entering it 6 months molten. so 2717 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th, the deluxe enrollment obviously are lines headquarters here and also coming up south africa appeals to the international colts. of justice to issue an emergency order against as well. to increase c monetary and aid to garza to this time. and also talking schools is riley all these steps,

upgrades on campuses and continues talking education facilities across the palestinian territories. plus, i'm sort of a job aide in for from on the part to sign the blood border. and i'll tell you why preparations are being made for a possible influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees. the book into the packing of at least 20 children have died of hung up and now the interesting gauze of israel's will on the strip and to it's 6 months. so 2717 palestinians have been killed since october the 7th, including moles and 13000 children, and as casualties mount, the un has worn bits of times to get a trucks into. garza is sailing by platform begins on coverage. a woman scream pierced as the chaos of the sun last mosque in jabante,

a northern gaza following is rarely shannon. the rescue teams rushed to the side several bodies. okay. from under the rubble, some are like the doctors can do nothing for several children rotate along confirming the parents with nice thing. the minute the center, the sound of most good to value was directly targeted without warning. children were playing the the most cuz they normally do suddenly the most coast bombarding, killing people in india and others. this is the enemy's talk in children's dates comes in many forms in god's palestinians, a dying from bombardment and from starvation. the desperation evidence is they screwed up. what's the aid they can find amongst the debt to the model? we are collecting this food from the prompt. we are unable to get that kind of salt,

dns or anything which supplies is not the reaching us. we are picking the bins from the ground. i have no idea how we can to through i'm about makes them delinquent. this stuff to where we are. when the other of the world food program says widespread hung it is a nice history, but israel is blocking the aid convoys and several countries. a dropping food into gaza cannot meet the needs on the ground. we have food enough to feed 2200000 people and just outside guys. we just need to make sure that we are able to negotiate the access into the different parts of cars, north and the south to make sure that the trucks are able to get it to the people that they, the drops would never be able to replace that oh yeah, the she hugs their daughter for the as lifeless body and things. you're a piece of my heart. it's a broken one. like so many others and was mike level. so does aaron tony

as long as honey most viewed on the site and from rough. uh, good morning, honey. uh, another desperate day in terms of what's going on. just bring us up to speed on sort of the latest in terms of security and a distribution. yeah, so, so far as an overnight, a toxin are the hours of this morning and as of the, the, the, the hour of the preparing the records we could here ongoing, can constant artillery and showing. and that seems to be the, the normal of every day for the past couple months of the eastern part of the city . and it's always been to be feeding into would be the is really strategies on the ground of establishing the buffer zone. but it's non stop sort of hot. our then throughout a denies in overnighted talks in the central area to be a deep part is in terms of being hit within these days, this is like the or the 5th. but they, in

a role where we need these relentless air strikes, the clock, the students from area including theirs by a city, the eastern part of the city and the western parts, as well as the a refugee camp to the western part of the centre part of the area, unless i realize that you can, but we're looking at at it, at least 17 people have been killed in all of them. i happened to be displaced families and just going over to the list that it was by. i left the hospital of the if even though we're building overnight attack, we realized that all of them are coming from a, the northern part thing. dial the city, the, the very a people who work told a 5 evacuation order that they need to be in this area in order to avoid being bombed, but ended up being killed in this areas. again shattering any sense of safety and security for where it is kind of ties in front of the displays more then at one time a family. in the know them part,

the situation continues to be very difficult. not only people are faced with acute spamming and where we see it means a 10 document. the cases of people dying of the hydration on it and it's our vision and from being large it is right now because of extreme charnita food and nutrition of the elements. but also they have to enjoy the ongoing artillery as showing. and this time it happened to be in jeff valia refugee can, which seems to be very, very concentrated in that particular area. no, no reports of casualties other than the injuries because the area that seems to be targeted and it was, it was empty but it force people in to deeper and, and further internal displacement in civil areas across the god for the aid mechanism is continues as it should be very broken and has no clear in plan whatsoever how it would be. it would be the,

the 2 largest star population and dropping. so it doesn't sound to be the answer right now. it's mainly major part of the food part, the land into the or the roof tops of building or else where that unreachable by people. it goes, we'll continue to check in with you throughout the day honey, my mood, the force in russell a 15 year old posting go, has been rescued after spending 3 days under the rubble of a home. in con eunice is the one that has to be just on this for sure how that's what happens shouldn't there the this was how the husband does conversation with her uncle and son. today. she desperately waited to be saved. these really ministry and targeted the residential complex, while her family was seeking shelter, 6 of a relatives were killed including pirates. the south african has asked the united

nations top called the i c. j to impose new emergency orders on his room to allow humanitarian aid and to draw. so to prevent simon, it told the international court of justice that palestinian children are stopping to death as the direct result of israel's actions. it's, it's the i c j to take the measures without century link another round of hearings, citing the extreme emergency of the situation. well, in the request, south africa states and we quote, in the balls near the genocide case, the court declined owed to the additional provisional measures requested on the 27th of july, 1993. within 2 years, approximately 7336 balls. and the ins and the so called safe area had been floated . and what this court retrospectively determined to be a genocide here, south africa respectfully calls on this quote to act again. now before it's too

late to do what is within its power to save palestinians in gaza from genocide old style? ization jonathan cook top is an international human rights lawyer. he says that a solid legal grounds for south africa's request i think the request is very proper under international law. people seem to forget that it is the obligation of is it a under international law to provide food and basic services to the people under this occupation? not only has this, they have failed to meet that obligations that has also obstructed had prevented others from bringing food in as part of a deliberate strategy. just of the senior people. in fact, it was announced, we will have cut off food. we will cut out water, we will not allow fuel and we will let a lot of these things in. and then they started allowing gets in, in

a drip drip fashion. we will allow if you address here, little a few tracks there, but we will also control not only how much food comes in and what kind of food comes in. we also want to control who does that distribution and who safeguards these convoys in the beginning, it was the police who would save god these card voice. but then is there have started targeting these please? because they are in uniform. sometimes they are on, so they're closer to them, any combatants members of a mass, and they shoot them. then after a while, the convoys have no protection to protect them. once they come in is where the fault is evaded several times over and onto the okey pod westbank in the northeastern city of turbines. several explosive devices went off during

confrontations between his very soldiers and palestinian fonts is at least one that palestinian ma'am was injured. these very forces was seen preventing an ambulance from reaching him the same sort of a there's a remote line in the occupied westbank enjoys us from the morning say the rate spies is right. these do continue. and i suppose we need to tell us anything, any sort of stop by watch, because confrontation cannot only be disastrous, but it could also be faithful. that is exactly right. it's important to remind you as only report on these rates, and there's been dozens across the arch card west bank just over nighted chaos and may have once again it another night of it across the entire terra territory. it is important to remind viewers that it is not just what we see. farmer cars rolling up and down the streets. it is inside people's homes. it is what happens, it is like, what happens here. 18 soldiers coming in, violating a person's home, violating their sense of safety, and completely trashing their home. there are both what we're looking at here is

complete destruction. there is not a single spot in this apartment that belongs to a single mother of 3. that has not been completely up turned. there are destroyed electronics, the total loss of which numbers, in thousands of dollars, televisions, laptops, printers, i pads, they were searching for phones. they cut up the bottoms of sofas and they just destroyed everything. they pulled cables out of walls. they, they destroyed, you know, wall hangings. they ripped apart doors and door frames they, they pulled all the things out of, you know, pieces of furniture and just scattered debris all across this apartment. and the woman who lives here when we showed up served as coffee and was clearly no security threat and has not participated in any activism. she was simply living here with her 3 young children, the youngest of which was

a 2 year old little girl. obviously, completely traumatized by the experience of having 18 fully armed soldiers breaking down her door and coming into her home. it totally shutters the sense of safety, a person experiences from their home in it, and it is difficult to. i mean, you can clean up the mess, but how do you begin to pick up the pieces of the emotional damage that it leaves? and that's exactly what it's meant to do with these last thing emotional damage. the reason they rated this person's homeless because she had a friends visiting a journalist named bushera, the wheel number for a was 1st arrested when she was 18, arrested again. now at the age of $31.00 or $57.00 journalist arrested over the course of uh, since since october 7th, over the course of the last 5 months for reporting on prisoners and detentions, and what they told her, what they told her friend was, this is happening because of your friend, and that is the reason that your home is been up turned and it really isn't a security thing. it was, it was really more sudden every day even slashed the tires of this woman's car as

they left. so these kinds of rates are not just meant to be security oriented. there is clearly a bit of psychological warfare, a psychological trauma that accompanies these raids very purposefully, every time that happens. and for while i have a half a century now, you know we've had that everyone is a potential target in the occupied territories. no one is safe any way in the area, but the seems to be at the moment is a and a focus on students. why well, the focus of students is the same reason or focusing on journalists, really, anyone that can speak out anyone that can document what is being done, any sinkers and doors, anything to suppress activism. what we've seen in gaza, for instance, is a complete attack on their higher education systems. the university professors are killed, administrators killed the university is completely destroyed, nearly all of them. and what we're seeing here in the west bank is a 135 students had birthdate's university have been arrested since the war began simply to suppress any campus activism. and what students and teachers and

administrators are telling us there's a clear effort to suppress higher education to break down people's capacity to seek out schools, to seek out a academic progress of any kind to kind of implement a forced brain drain on the posting. and people in 5 months of continue responding, israel has destroyed nearly all of causes higher education system, or 12 of 19 universities completely destroyed. 95 professors and ph. d holders, 231 teachers and administrators, all killed of the 88000 college students. those left alive won't have anywhere to go back to school. palestinians describe witnessing of parallel and systematic war on education. designed to wipe out garza schools and universities. when you have a life pulled cost of the destruction of

a complete university that has one meaning that you don't want the university to be the the size of the destruction that we see today in higher education institutions is really something that is um president in the west bank, israel's cracked out is less violent, but still obstructive includes university usually teeming with people all but empty . now, the most students told to stay home to keep them safe from the dangers and indignities of check points in roadblocks. young adults increasingly profiled and targeted by israeli troops and settlers since the war began the yeah, every corner of the university has meaning to me and memories. but now i feel that there's just books and was empty, meaningless. since october, 7th, bears 8th university has seen multiple military rates. dozens of students rounded up,

most without charged obvious attempts administrators and students say to silence peaceful protest at a century old institution with a history of fighting for freedom. globally, campuses and activism. go ahead and present here in rome of light is no different. this is exactly the kind of thing. it is real is trying to start a place where young post indians are encouraged to think, evolve and grow a threat to the status quo. from how well it's my whole email, how it is, it is an attempt to annihilate the policy and influence on the academic word. there's more that police time can give. there hasn't even been cyber attack since the war began targeting the university's network and servers says a serious threat and we should not underestimate that one of the human capital students have is education. and this is really a main pillar and. busy order culture, an order is this service and or education,

how we, how we are raised you know, education is the most important thing is reels, motives or clear rate campuses suppress students crush hopes for a better future by trying to deplete power. stein's greatest resource. it's people, a zane bus route, the old 0, the occupied westbank, at least 3, silas of being killed and attacked by human safety sciences on the congo ship in the gulf of 8. and according to us central command, the owners of the vessel, true confidence that it was struck 90 kilometers off the coast of 8th. and that's all the 1st since who these began attacking commercial vessels in protest against israel's war on casa, an indian navy spokesman said it's false, has rescued the of the crew members. slow, still a head here on out there will tell you why schools and businesses and hate see are closing on people on leaving the capital. that story after the break, the

frank assessments, here's essentially the lang, the democratic process. the current government knows about being to win the index sense, 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, but we don't live in a postcolonial work and you live in a neo colonial one. and gaza is resisting that termination inside story on al jazeera, exploring diverse culture, exciting political discourse, exposing societies, doctor award winning intense investigation. the get compelling insights into human folds and untold stories from asia were in the pacific 101 east. on now to 0.

the powell just the the book about kill watching all just bear with me. so robin and the whole reminder of all told stories. israel's foreign gauze, as incident 6 months with at least 30717 people killed since october, the 7th south africa as as the united nations top quote,

to impose new emergency orders on israel to allow humanitarian aid into concepts. south africa has asked the united nations topcoat to impose additional emergency measures against as well that it says it's bleaching that is already in place. the country says palestinian children of stopping today as a direct result of israel's action. it also needs, at least 3 sailors have been killed in a huge sea attack on a congo ship and the goals of a that's according to us central command. the death solve it. since $2.00 fees began, a tax on commercial shipping in protest against controls will concept. let's bring some of the days of the news now where haiti's capital remains basically paralyzed by violence. with a gang made a warning of civil war, if prime minister religion every doesn't step down, phone read is still in puerto rico and able to return home violence has surged in the past week since he left the country seeking international support. hazy is in

a state of emergency. the international apple is a potent prints from his place. and most businesses, i've shut down the foots of times. you a special ed boy to hate and 2021. he says washington's reluctance to see i ran on the step down is not helping the situation to it's not up to the united states and they have been asking area on read for 12 years to form a transition government and to have a dialogue with civil society and opposition, and he's refused to do so. so at this point in the past week, the protest in haiti have turned into an all out revolution and you have the lead. so right. with the oligarchs aligned with the former army guys aligned with the gags. everybody wants this guy gone, but by waiting so long, i mean us is still still looks like they want him to go back there. the issue is, if he goes back there, he's not going to survive. and i don't mean his prime minister key will not live

through the month if he goes back there. so the united states really should scratch his head and figure out what is the right thing to do for, hey, it's not our, your stuff. he has an estimated 1700000 undocumented off guns have been living in focused on. but since the government crackdown on migrants began late last year, many have been full styles. the deadline to leave voluntarily has passed of those these over stage facing monthly fines of $100.00 us dollars. assignment been job is to pull stuff from the total. come on the ass, good buckets on board to a lot for spending 40 years and focused on this on the law because back in and bought a son. so he stayed there to set a business phase. and the 1st deadline for undocumented often to leave expired. now he's decided to return home. he was 12 years old when he crossed into pockets on with his family. and now he has a son of nearly the same age. most the focused on the i'm not, fortunately,

we're happy for the people of buckets done. we've spent a lot of time there. they've been good to us, but this tiny police, how we did not trace us rise. the government and police never behaved in a good way. as scans were detained and forced to pay bribes, and then they would let them go. the one thing of an estimated one and a half 1000000 undocumented under effigies and by his son, within half a 1000000 have either been deported or have left while integrity since last year. it's a difficult transition for hundreds of thousands of people to leave everything behind and come to this country. this is just a staging point from here. the journey continues to their places a version inside of the sun. the government to focus on says it's expending everyone who does not have legal documents. not means thousands of off guns, many who are born in pockets. son must leave it just maybe, uh, in the good or about all of the illegal migrants are being sent back. they have no

rights to be part of any activities in pakistan. those citizens who i hear legally with us can civilian cods or refugee spaces, focused on the policy, is that they cannot take part in political activities in the country. many of guns believe the exposure is a pressure tactic to push the kind of bond government to kind of the people who pockets phone calls terrorists like signing the bundle t t p carries out the tax inside pocket sun while its leadership is based in have gone to sun, a spark hassan says the measures of the curve, illegal migrants, what a burden and some are involved in criminal activities near the border with pockets on this to kind of meet the long comp is ready to deal with tens of thousands of new arrivals. those who arrive here are registered, provided with temporary shelter, and given a $130.00 each to help with their own good journey. the deed is denied, the influx of refugees will be in addition to the burden comp proficiency.

regardless of the legal status, people should be treated with respect. what's your based on that to be sure. okay. right now the pakistani government is the union to the fees, but still we are prepared in case they change their minds, or they've even jailed women and children. we have told them that if they have to, they should arrest or jail men and they shouldn't arrest women and children. russell office, i've lost a lot. if i'm less on mrs. has friends and school and my son for now he's helping his father stop again in the sun, which he hopes to be their home forever. so i'm going to drop it off 0. talk from one to son. julio has pulled down to the res to be the republican presidential candidate in the united states. she congratulated her opponent donald trump, but did not endorse and withdrawal sets the stage for the trump by re match and develop as presidential election. now the rules oceans have been oh,

have broken global heat records for the past 9 months, according to the european union climate agency february. so the highest temperature ever recorded scientist say humans calls to climate change is to blame for those record temperatures. color one temper is the director of the european union's called a copious climate change service. he says that these reco, temperatures will cause many issues. is there a direct impact on the a, the marine ecosystem on fisheries and, and all that is related to life. and in the ocean, but that they are also impact on, on the climate the impact on the estimates here impact on t o, the processes that have a connection more or less direct with the, with us. and so we do, we do know for instance, that we're mer, temperature the, the in general, the ocean, the brings,

make some phenomena more intense. so say for me, for the length of the box, the melodies and just of the house. and last time, the weather was next to the inside story looks up, i see foot choose the results to stay with the had the, let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days. it looks very clear across more northern areas. that's not the case down in the south. we think some very disruptive, whether it's gonna rumble into the south west over the next few days. not thanks to where the front pushing the way across the cell. one of those is going to bring some what and wintry weather to the balkans temperatures here below average for this time. if you have some of those, some of the stones popping off and grease over the next few days. it is looking much clearer to the north of this for the low countries, as well as germany,

poland, tools and northeast, and to scan to navy, those clear skies continuing to move into northern parts of the front. but this is very wet weather stockings come into the south. on friday we could see some flooding from that most snow expected across the alps and some thunderstorms as well effecting northern parts of italy. but for britain and the island of island, one way of brighter skies, but some briscoe wins pulling in said, but have a look at this. let's get closer and see those bands of rain starting to move into spain. portugal we're all going to see some rough seas for the north west of spain portico seem that heavy rain rolls its way across madrid. as we go into friday, you can see that what the weather was, another band pulling into the north. robert, disruptive that towards the weekend. the latest news as it breaks for survivors deliveries of food, it didn't play need that because of the acute level of hunger and medical supplies

need to r. rawlings to with detailed coverage, no sooner do repair works for did rarely, military rates resume and there is more property destruction from the hearts of the story. this 10 has been a home and the only shows her for so many families, the living conditions are for perfect. the well joe biden and donald trump face each other in the us selection to november. the current and former president swept the polls in super tuesdays both. now they hope to get that parties nominations, but was all american, both is priority. is this time around? this is inside story, the hello world.