the, the palestinian and spend the 1st day of remedy on picking through the rubble as is really attached across the strip continue the venue. it's good to have you with this. this is your life and also coming up the is really forces beat palestinian worshippers. after blocking access to deluxe and most of the compound cost between gaines and security forces, haiti spirals into chaos. the life from the border as caribbean leader is need to address the crisis. controversy continues over elections incentive goals. we report

from the car as would be presidential candidates, take dear case to court. why? why about because this is the most important thing that happened in the history of the world. and oppenheimer sweeps the oscars, the blockbuster about the race to build the 1st atomic bomb is be the winner on hollywood. biggest nice, the palestinians in gaza, or experiencing of ramadan like no other this year. and mostly month of fasting is being observed in the face of famine. israel is restricting with food medicine and life saving supplies can get into gaza. instead of spending time together with family in their homes, palestinians who have already been displaced multiple times, are under constant attack explosion and struck the southern city of rafa. shortly after dawn, camps shelters and homes or targeted and separate attacks across the entire strip. leaving survivors to sift through the rubble is really forces have killed more than

$31000.00 palestinians since october. well, earlier i spoke with mel without casually, he's an english teacher in gaza and he told me that celebrating ramadan in the current circumstances and rossa is desperately difficult. this is very gloomy and miserable. situations housed within the senses and we find difficult as in house to get food because, you know, even when we get to this, the prices are in the sky. it's very expensive. it's a double life 10 times then before the war. and actually i'm nowadays working as a volunteer for many uh, kitchens. uh, free actually 60 it serviceable kitchen or soup kitchens. and one of them is the or how they, you know, it, schools well, how they know. and in this kitchen, uh, they provide food hook meals for tens of thousands of this was families were now suffering in the accounts in the show. 3rd, around this area,

i was going to ask you, where do you pray, give them that. so many of the mosques across the gaza strip has been either badly damaged or completely destroyed. actually, there are still some laws that we kind of freight out. but when we want to take the decision to go to the last, the free, actually a lot of people are afraid to go to the most. because you know that a lot of most our attacks. so it's like a difficult situation to go through freight as you know that they make a sacrifice situation. a lot of rockets may destroy everything around. so it's of, it's a little bit difficult on some trainers. we pray at home and even for people to learn . now, you can imagine that in a small things and it's very crowded. at least 10 or 15 persons in a small fan with no food, no clothes, uh no money, no job. so they are wondering if, where they, how can they get fluids? so this puts more pressure upon the father who is responsible for his family.

actually this happens every day. so we try our best to provide food for these people on to that with you. the pay and to relieve the pain. but actually all of our attempts, not one of them are, has been bought. it's not enough at all. soon occupied east jerusalem is really forces and blocked the entrance to the locks. a must compound. some worshippers preyed outside. others were trying to enter the compound were beat science really. soldiers at the gate entrance at jordan's foreign minister has condemned restrictions on the worship of deluxe a most compound, during ramadan, a months society criticized israel. so the worst thing humanitarian situation in gaza. items somebody came suddenly in the north allowing worship as to perform their religious duties and rituals during this holy month and restricting access to alex and most of all of these pushes towards an explosion in the situation. and this is what we are warning about and the heads up that the key dollars for an

investor, israel has to open the door, is completely and widely for the entrance of humanitarian night. there's a finding goals of right now. the figures of the united nations talk about sales and just people who call and find food for living children dying because of the unavailability of food and milk. therefore, this humanitarian crises, content except through the ending of aggression. as you said, entrance have enough. i to old thoughts of the gaza straight and the allowance of distributing the site or live it goes. what site enters gauze and now is not enough for 4 percent of goals as needs. it's putting them aside. let's go to honda saw who would join us from damascus gate and occupied east jerusalem. it's one of the main entrances into the old city palestinians, a gathering for evening. prayers. home the what's the situation like there at the moment as well, sir, as you can see behind me limited movement among palestinians. some of them just getting out of the hall said prayers. these are mid afternoon prayers,

but typically before the sun goes down before it is time for most of them to break their fast, this area is not really filled with a lot of people because people are usually indoors in their homes. but there is some sort of movement behind me a little, but now usually after if broad, which is after sundown, after the month of the prayers. this area is typically filled with thousands of palestinians who sit here on these steps typically all night long. so as you can see, while the situation is a little bit empty behind me, that's because they are simply preparing themselves for this 1st night of the month on at sundown, which is just about 2 hours from now. all right, how does that include reporting from just outside damascus gate at the one of the, um, uh, entrance points to the old city in occupied east jerusalem. thank you. honda, a spring and some yellow. yeah. and you direct the center for islam in global affairs that is stumbles. i'm university because it's they one of ramadan. i think

we need a little bit of a reminder here that is really control of access to it. locks, a mosque for muslims is one of the thing that creates the most resentment of israel really throughout the muslim world. correct. and it's been happening now since 1967 . not only that, but they also an extra slim to israel, and now they're restricted, given access to the lots of mosque, and they want it to diff to have a division between certain places and time between jews and muslims. and of course, most times i insist of this is a holy aside just from a sense. so what do you expect during this month of ramadan when i expect more problems? because this is the way it's been for the past, you know, many years is and always will have some kind of instigation for people. right now we are even at the highest level of, of, of tension because of what's going on and gaza. so people are trying to think calm things down particular that made it comes to they don't want the insight or more

insight meant to enter so well that yeah, we seem to have no interest up until right now in coming things down. however, on this specific issue of access to it locks and most by muslim worshippers he, he, um, he chose to de escalate his national security minister. it's more been vera was saying let's restrict very heavily access deluxe a mosque and that yeah. who said no, actually outside with the advice of shouldn't based on this what you're saying, keep it the way it's been when say because what it's trying to do is not it's time, not sort of sick to artificial aids from someone's to the most. that's what it might be if you want it. yeah. but in terms of the west bank, there are still many restrictions on males, particularly between the ages of 18 and 45. yeah, and i was speaking to uh, a member of the walks of the jordanian custodian of this holy site of this religious site. and he was telling me, if you're in your twenties or thirties in the west bank, there's no way you're getting access to to access. that's too. and that's the way it's been for the past few years since it's danielle who came to power. now even be

more restrictive than then before it talk to us about the ceasefire negotiations. if i can get you to pivot to that in the run up the ramadan, there was some hope primarily really hope expressed by the americans that, that could generate some momentum towards a ceasefire. clearly that did not happen where the americans have been pushing pretty hard. the sky director william burns was here in the past few days trying to push for this. but the, the, the, the differences between the 2 parties are very, very wide. uh, on one hand is what it is. do not want to commit to any kind of ceasefire. they're willing to stop the cessation of hostilities for 6 weeks in order to get whatever captives they can get during that time and of course, the other party, the existence of movements. don't want to concede this because this is the strongest card that it have. so that has been a sticking point. the major sticking point about the, the, the commitment to, to cease fire, but also on the terms of the withdrawal. these really don't want to withdraw.

they're willing to go around the outskirts of the guys or even within the website itself, but they're not willing to commit to the withdrawal. and then on the issue of, for that if you disease or if you choose to go back to their houses, particularly in the north of it, as they have been at the month that they will not allow. again, men between the ages of 18 and 60 to go back, which means it's a disaster because women cannot do it cannot take care of themselves, but also on the issue of the number of captives versus the number of the city and captives and prisoners that has also been a sticking point. the resistance has been asking for a 10 for one on the civilian side and 500 to one on the, on the soldiers. and the agreement the, the, the entered him agreement is to, to release 40 civilian is what it is. and for female soldiers. so this has been happening for 2400 these ways and this is not going to happen. so that make us trying to negotiate something some way or the is this the question of the ratio of how many policy and prisoners released versus how many the americans understand

that the issue has to be different, particularly on soldiers. so there's gonna be somewhere between, let's say, 4052400 for the moment the, the, the 2 sides seem to remain as far apart as they ever have been on the issue of a new c spy. but will of course, continue to monitor that very closely. somebody ariano, thank you very much for joining us to. so thank you. a policy. it was in the west bank of struggling with a shortage of goods in the markets to prepare for if dar during ramadan. did abraham reports from ramallah? so this might be the busiest res seem to central vegetable market in the left since the beginning of the war. but it does not compare to the previous some of the on seasons in the previous years when it's would be hard to find a place to send really in the market, especially at this time of the day when palestinians are getting out of we're trying to gather and buy some vegetables to share the breakfast meal with the comedy amazon or amazon, use radio for patients,

measures against palestinians continue with the extensive is really ways as well as the check point. that's our no doubt when things tell us simian, from realizing with their families in one table. so this is the worst remo dawn for us because of the war on gaza. how are we supposed to feel when our people can not find food there? our hearts are aching for our brothers and sisters. and because of that, how does the, the military check points have very difficult you never know when they put up a new one, they have that to complicate our lives. are academic situations already being difficult, but now with the closures and preventing workers from working in israel, it's become even more complicated to. 2 that's why the occupation, the war, the difficulties many people here were telling us that they were trying to find some sense of normalcy on older hearts and minds or

so they were hoping that's why the beginning of this month, they would see if the fire know all of these hopes has been diminished. their prayers continue for a ceasefire for the war to as with the situation to get it is that when i came and just needed the occupied with the america's top diplomat is due at an emergency meeting on the crisis in haiti armed gangs of baffling security forces to complete control of the capital for the prince, bodies have been seen on the streets and the fighting has forced huge numbers of people from their homes. caribbean leader is from the caricom regional body or meeting in jamaica along with a us sector of state anthony blanket. let's talk about all of this with our correspondence. teresa bowed to reset your live in the hubble, and that's on the board of haiti and the dominican republic. so tell us what you

know about what's happening in haiti right now. i'm also curious to know what's happening behind you. while i'm right here as a border, as you mentioned, is, have lots of lots of haitians for crossing towards where i am right now. there's a market not far away from here for the coming to get some of their most basic needs from food medicines and other things to take back into hate to. so there's thousands of people here today crossing this border and telling us about the crisis . i've got a country is currently in what we do know is that by using newton is ongoing in the capital for some friends. we also know that the police has been fighting gang trying to take back some sweets surrounding the presidential palace with the help off of the thailand guards using one or more vehicles. that's the situation on the ground with the body struggling with the weapons. and 1st, you know, to fight against the guns. they are out numbered. we,

our toes are extremely difficult situation on the ground that apparently what guns want is to set top suites, member fission government. and that includes a judge, but also a former leader. she name his name is deep sleep, she was part of a former president job or try at the speed he was also imprisoned in the united states accuse of drug trafficking and he wants to be part of this transition government. something that is likely that i'm likely to have the support of the international community right now. but as tail us and souls, we know that zip flomax from the european union, including germany and other countries, have started evacuating their personnel from the embassies info to print. the united states have also carried out any of actuation from their personnel because of the increase in security surrounding the embassy. they're saying that the embassy continues to reopening. however, trying to deal with the thousands of people who are trying to get a visa to get out of the country. but suddenly the situation on the ground is

becoming increasingly difficult. and that's exactly what many of the people with been talking to here are telling us events on the ground the seem to be far outpacing a diplomatic efforts to try and fix this crisis. no carry. com. leaders that's leaders of the caribbean. nations are meeting today about this, what can they do? what are they thinking of doing as well. there's much concerned in the region, especially a boy caribbean countries about what is happening in hate to because it has an impact in the region and has an impact. for example, with refugees. we're trying to leave hazy right now and are showing up in the for the 3rd some k cause of jamaica among other countries on over united states, of course, as people try to leave the country. so there's lots of concerns. there's going to be high level discussions about when i moved to national security support mission is going to be close to assist the haitian national police to fight against the gang visiting. talk about this multi national course for over

a year. i was in for the prince last year, and already there were discussion asked the guys continue to go to control and increase their control over the capitals. but it's not clear yet when that is going to happen. there's also discussion with the members of the caribbean community with the members of the opposition in hazy they're trying to set up another transition. government set top of 5 of members, including for example, parties. that's fun, me, lab i last which is a party, a former president i received a very powerful party in that hate each and other members in court trying to create a transition government but will help in a way find a solution. however, the situation on the ground is dire, humanitarian crisis shortage is the food of medicine of walter. hundreds of thousands of people have been destroyed. so suddenly will you talk to people here? everyone is waiting that from today's meeting there's going to come out some type of resolution. right. teresa bow reporting from the hubble and on the border between haiti and the dominican republic. thank you very much,

theresa. this is still a head on alpha 0, a major blow for democratic republic of congo is army as it fights the m 23 on the so it's looking like a saga forecasts for afghanistan. hi, everyone will kick off the weather story there. this is a rain storm from herat to cobble is going to drop some mountain snow as well, leak into bucket stands below just on probably. and so it's looking like a what day in places like quite a, for example, different story though, for india, it's quite right across the country, no weather alerts to speak of. so we move on to indo china and we've got this 1st of rain along the border with me and more and thailand, otherwise it's a fairly quiet picture here as fall. rain has shifted away from southern china, so the sunshine is now poking through. that's allowing temperatures to come up. i

mean, look at $121.00 way, lin, $26.00, but it's going to be a sun cloud combo here and oh yeah, we're letting your temperatures will fall off on wednesday. so enjoy it while you can. all of japan's islands are under weather alerts for heavy rainfall with this storm system moving through it is going to be a washout in tokyo had 12 debris. so let's go to introduce a right now. it's a washout for west java. providence also still seen that rain come into the western side of sumatra, island and really right across borneo island for the police side and around per night. it's looking like a wet forecast for you. on tuesday. see you later. the generation meets premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of leadership and representation. most of it starts in appear and that is the representation is rides for the rest to follow and travels to add syria to discover

how fluid will pay to keep rolling, shaking the country from its struggles to liberation, to the 20000000 to protest the political reform generation simple episode to phone out just the of the the watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines. the cell, israel's bombardment of gaza continues, has been listened. holy month of ramadan begins is realize restricting how much food medicine and humanitarian supplies can get into gaza. for them. $31000.00 palestinians have been killed since october is really forces have blocked the

entrance to the alex and mosque unoccupied. east jerusalem. some muslim worshippers were beaten as they tried to enter the compound of his arms 3rd, most sacred sites. the us special envoy to sedan is set to begin his tour of africa and them at least later on monday. it's part of an effort to try to end the conflict incident where rapid support forces have been battling sedans. army tom perry hello will travel to egypt, ethiopia, as well as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, is visit as part of washington's push to end hostilities. have been, morgan has won this from car to while the us special envoy who is the 1st in nearly a decade at to be sent or dispatched to talk about the political. and now the military crisis will be meeting with regional leaders who have been trying to me. there is a ceasefire and to try to restore students transition to democracy once again. so who will be meeting with the regional leaders as well as political parties that have been re basing themselves and they think themselves in regional countries such

as if you appear to put in kenya. so he is likely to meet with those political parties and officials in, in those countries, but he will not be visiting sudan at least not for the time being. that's not on the list of countries he's due to visit. so he's not likely to meet with government officials and with military officials here in, in, in got into capital for inputs to them. now the us is called proceeds by the nicest mentions of culture, a ceasefire. and as you've just heard, that's an artillery fight that spring 5 comes to the needs army military base near us. uh, probably targeting our assess position. so there is no seas far in place. for the holy month of ramadan, civilians remain to be caught up in the conflict with 5000000 people facing famine and 18000000 people in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. so the focus of the us, special envoy, is a visit, will be to try to and the conflict to use the suffering of those who are caught up in the conflict, not just in the capital cartoon, but elsewhere around the country. as instead of goal candidates who had been

excluded from the presidential election in 2 weeks time have launched a supreme court challenge to have the vote postpone for a 2nd time. several politicians, including the son of former president, apply one, want the election to reschedule for june. they say the candidate selection process as being rig just to keep one from running. nicholas hack is outside the supreme court in the car. we've seen a few members of the democratic think least, party one of the largest little party in the country, leading figures entering the supreme court, holding documents saying essentially that this a vote, this selection should be canceled. it's in breach of article 29 of the electoral code because to delay the election, it 1st has to be voted in, but by the parliament and that didn't take place. it was just a decreed by present. like you said last week to change the election dates following the decision of the constitutional counsel to ensure that an election

takes place before his mandate. i'll be on this institutional legal talk with that stick. here is a chance for the sending these people to vote for the next president, but up since in the rates are 2, he vigorous kareem wad who heads the democratic party of senate golf and we spend sold coke. he is in jail to disqualify to ride, but his candidate, his deputy bust through demo 5 is going to campaign from his prison cell. he was arrested a year ago, over a facebook post, a deemed by authorities as a threatening the states, according to the m. s. t laws that has been voted in last week. she could be released, but essentially were saying a candidate from a major political party that's banned by the government, attracting large crowd,

but still unable to campaign on this me. so a very unusual campaign. a presidential election like no other. i am 23 fighters have taken over another town in the eastern democratic republic of congo. this video shows the moments before fighters entered and seized the town of a wendy in north keeping province. the armed group has displaced thousands of people as it grows. its area of control around goma, the regional capital on south and 8 doctors without borders, condemned an attack on a hospital in the area, and urged all fighters to protect medical facilities. and i was just curious, catherine story is following developments from the rogue not m. 23, a level that have been saying that the reason why they are in that area is because they want to protect the community that is around that. but we also have todd from the government saying that m $53.00 is a made up of foreign rebels. they,

it is not a problem, these entities. and we've also had from different international organizations and countries like, you know, the us of friends. and we've also help from either you when naming rhonda which may but d r c. so we've had from those of a blaming one the full a using m 23 and find a m 23. we know that there's a lot of pressure on all sides to de escalate this tension, and that has been esl, its for mediation. again, that has not, that has failed in the meantime. seems to start a bit puzzling one point. 6000000 people have been displaced menu, all of them and leave in very definitely conditions. and a lot of the ones that we spoke to when we went there is that they just one piece

and they want to go home. the chinese leaders have closed their annual parliament and badging by enacting a series of new laws aimed at boosting economic confidence and tightening national security. the legislation follows months of disappointing growth in simmering tensions with the united states and its allies. katrina, your reports from beijing. china is annual national people's congress closed engaging with the quoting community in the face of a challenging and uncertain future. it's the $3000.00 strong poem and pulse to several laws, including law strengthening the power of the communist party. with president, cd ping edit center. among his priorities safeguarding china's interests. share with the we formulated fruit security law made revisions to the counter espionage law to fight against infiltration. as a version of the revised the state sick rate protection law. the emphasis on national security comes as beings ties with washington,

remain strange. officials say the us is obsessed with its suppression updates. it has the lease of giving a lot to sanction is ever expanding. and the fabricated accusations have reached the only imagined relief upset level. china is response to these sections are repeated call for more so for lines and innovation and cutting edge technologies, there's a lot of uncertainty. they're turning in word. other saying, we're not going to be able to solve our problems by relying on others. u. s. as in, coming to our rescue. china is slowing economic growth also front and sent, acknowledged with the problems of rising unemployment and ability, good housing sector. 3 young thoughts of what the housing prices does seriously and solving and have lost it or put it in abilities should be allowed to go bankrupt or be restructured guy. push the government did. it's best to boost week business and consumer confidence announcing and business g. d. p. target of around 5 percent for

2024. bought to provide a few details on how this would be achieved, though no surprises if this is congress except the asking of the problem is press conference since 1988 china is number 2, has ended the annual parliament by facing the price from this year on woods, however, only one man will hold the line life presidents. she's in pain. katrina, you all the 0 aging. the flags have been raised in brussels to welcome to sweden. as the 32nd member of nato secretary general against oldenburg says the swede succession shows that president vladimir putin has failed in his attempt to weaken the military lines. israel's warren garza has cast a shadow over the oscar ceremony. protesters rallied outside the red carpet event in hollywood. inside the big winner was the $1000000000.00 box office hits about the nuclear bombs, which ended the 2nd world war oppenheimer to comb 7 awards, including best picture wilson dies ard reports. hollywood

came together to honor itself on the night when the world around it is a war. demonstrators gathered near the event, calling for a cease fire in god's their presence was felt. and not only because the protests delayed los angeles traffic. and actors inside were artist for cease fire pins to show they support in israel's are sold, remy yusef, who plays a supporting role in the film. poor things told variety what the symbol meant. come for immediate permanent ceasefire in gaza. we're calling for peace and justice. last thing, justice for the people of palestine, and i think it's a universal message of just let stop killing kids. quite a most of the.