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stand to grow foods taking a green stone in the new case. biggest city we over london grown witness on a jersey to the even though it is really as strong as can at least 11 in southern gaza when more than a 1000000 thomas domains are seeking rest each. the money in science is found. is there a night or so coming off still difficult work to get there. but i continue to believe this past us. next years they asked me blinking pushes for. as these find garza, i'm the release of captives was from
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a place they thought was safe. how to send in, who had been sheltering and gauze is all sheep the hospital on the move again on to sling as well as talk on the red cross describes to dogs conflict as a full boston crisis is millions, remain displaced on the is rarely a tax across the gaza strip happened continuing over the past few hours, at least a people were killed off the family home in the neighborhood of l. nasa was targeted . meanwhile, and con eunice, at least 3 people were killed in another bombing. as being a renewed diplomatic push for us, these fine goals are following a series of high level talks in the middle east. us next year, stay on to me blinking has been meeting regional foreign ministers in egypt. meanwhile, washington says that a draft resolution recognizing the need for an immediate,
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as the spot will be voted on at the un security council. on friday. gabriel alexander has this report from the united nations in new to us secretary of state anthony blinking things from austin is real. are getting closer to reach any agreement on a cease fire and release of captives, but aren't there yet. they're still real challenges we've, we've, we've closed the gaps, but there are still gaps. so i can't, i can't put a timeline on it. blinking was in cairo for talks with era born ministers to try to further the negotiations, being mediated by cuts out in egypt. well, that's all we hope that's our combined efforts have an effect in the present time, but there was no room to wait and there was no room to allow of further increase in human suffering. and there was no room to continue the war, like this is blinking 6th trip to the region since the conflict began in october. his tone appears to have shifted were compelled by the plight of the palestinians,
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nearly 32000 of whom have been killed by israel's war on guys. he was also more critical of these real whom he warned against invading rafa. very clear that the major ground operation and profit would be a mistake and something that we can't support. there is no place for the many civilians who are maston in gaza. and ralph, excuse me, to go to get out of harm's way. and for those that would inevitably remain, it would uh, it would be much strange that in new york at the united nations growing impatience, the security council has failed to decisively act. we need to decide and to take action. no, we cannot progress to date again and again and to show the boy down the road. i think we need to take action. the security council is expected to vote on friday on an american draft resolution on gaza in the us calls for an immediate and
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sustainable ceasefire, but not demanding it. instead saying it's imperative in less binding language. and if conditions to cease fire on the release of captives when it comes to security council resolutions, language matters. a russian diplomat told me his country would only support a god's, a draft resolution, but demanded an immediate cease fire. that's why there's a 2nd draft resolution. this one brought forth by 8 of the 10 non permanent members, and it does demand an immediate cease fire. and it too could also be voted on as early as friday. gabriel is on auto. ouch. is it at united nations in new york? it was rarely troops outside guns, as largest medical facilities. they have use megaphones to one palestinian sheltering inside that they might blow it off. some palestinians have been able to
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flee the as early a tax on our chief a hospital and have spoken about their experiences. jacob brown reports with nothing but the clothes on their backs and a few bags of belongings. these palestinians are on the move once again after finding shelter from his riley attacks inside garz's l, shift the hospital. now being forced out of a place like for us to talk to somebody, you know, there are wounded on killed people, unbearable scenes. the situation i thought she thought is very, very difficult. she was beyond imagination is rarely troops launched their right on l. shift the hospital in the early hours of monday morning. once the strips largest medical facility, health officials and gaza estimates thousands of civilians and patients with sheltering there before the latest attack for the the southern,
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the at 238 and we heard the compartments at 6 o'clock in the morning they started a non saying that nobody should move, no one has to go out, not to open windows, nothing was allowed. we couldn't even cook anything for the children of israel says during it's right on l. schiffer, it has killed dozens of people and interrogated hundreds of suspects, transferring many to israel for further investigation. and what have they started with at the emergency section? they us the men to come down. that is that some young men did not comply. they were told that this way that they are risk in their lives. those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most young men, tortured with the electric shocks, stripped them of the po to tied their hands behind the backs. know what to say. and for those who wants detained by is riley false, is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. glenn,
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those who by the way, we go out was a miracle we slipped off this night is only god knows how we manage to get out. ok . so now the search for safety is taking these palestinians south the long gas is coastal road with this rail threatening a ground operation. and rough are finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult . jackie brown, elder 0 we'll see, you know, as up in the hills has some of the palestinians killed in the occupied westbank on wednesday and the night to vine and is rarely raids. one was 19 year old mohammed saw here who was shown some killed outside the refugee camp, where he lived. who are con, join the family, and i'll be re, she sent us this report. a fresh post of 19 year old mohammed to hear shots down in his youth, his face joined for schools of post those previously killed in his ready raids. a reminder of the 3 from finance, the people of this kind of stuff. it's for decades for you. we model it any time
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today, is there any autonomy? storms, independents to an area depths. although we are talking about jeanine to boss and today embody the bleeding continues and the ducks continue because these are in government gave the green light to the army, took the young people who are the direct occupation. amadi was rated during the early hours, wednesday morning mohammed was on the outskirts become as the army began to withdrawal. it was there, he was shots in the head, a phone, the atmosphere here and out of my refugee camp. the body of mohammed, son, he has currently inside the mosque where the holding press. he's also being carried by his friends and family to his mother's house where she's got say, a final good bye. and then he'll be buried inside the cemetery. and alberta, how much was the phone refugee? the campus built in 1949 off to israel was established. a move in 700000
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palestinians were expelled from their homes. it wasn't the only campus suffered from a night of violence during his rating raids nor sums. recog been tilted on what's the worst hit for tennessee is killed. 2. and then this way, the striking to buy life bullet is ready forces to her up the streets, destroyed infrastructure with all that food is, is just before midnight engineering and is ready asked right, talk to the car, killing 3 palestinians to excite his from the, to the battalion bull funerals, health and all to familiar sites in the city and get turned towards the policy. the story is heat that was holding lots of people, cool, political prisoners in the tail supported security, both of shot tools, the crowds injuring thousands of people back. you know, be their home, it's friends and family, much with his body to his final resting place. now it's time to say goodbye, but
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a little too aware the waves of buying and will continue north on algebra. i'll be there occupied westbank, your opinion leaders, the cooling for an immediate humanitarian pause in garza, that would lead to a cease fi and mess of an e. u summit in brussels belong also discussed ukraine considering using prophets from frozen russian assets to finance ministry support for keith latasha. butler reports often months of divisions and the blow from goals are usually does it have somebody in brussels finally agreed on a common position? the consensus of tonight is that we need an immediate humanitarian pause, leading to a sustain ceasefire as the on conditional release of hostages, and the provision of humanitarian assistance. it was the 1st time since the start of the war, the full 27 member states back to cease fire. they will say cold on these rail
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notes to undertake its planned invasion of rough when more than a 1000000 palestinians. the sheltering in desperate conditions situation is a, is dramatic, vc today. people who are trying to feed themselves by eating gross people who are on the, on the verge of being in a, in front of a catastrophic humanitarian situation and goals a has forced you. lead is to hold on the tone when it comes to israel, mocking a change from previous summits, certainly as well as of right to defend, not to revenge, not to revenge defense. certainly we support the right, the defense. why do we say at the same time that has to be done in the course of the international lawyer, newman, he said he unload ukraine was also on the agenda. ukrainian president followed him . is lensky address the summit by video? think you lead has promised the stefan ministry support the keys and possibly use
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profits from frozen russian assets to buy weapons. they will say, agreed on the need to both of the blogs defense capabilities and relying less on they type news of all of it to this increase. what will be we have today stated out the termination to reinforce the pillar of european security and defense within the you and look at how we can finance it all through. the use being criticized by some having double standards. and there's different approaches to ukraine and gaza. but as late as wrapped up the 1st day of the summit, they weren't pains to underline to impose conflicts of expected insights to adhere to the rules of international latasha bye, which is 0 reference. the russian missile stripes of hit the city of tall keys. the may, as says about 15 bloss whitehead, i am the power supply was struck the sledge, partial disruptions, and electricity. their debts have been reported. agencies of holding on the international community to do more to prevent famine ensued on millions of facing
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salvation off to almost a year. if fi, so you can between the ami and the power, amenities and support forces. tens of thousands of people have been killed. as you know, senior nco is the regional space presidents. the international committee of the red cross in africa. she says apply to sit on this despise people is not being given. adequate international. tension 16 and incredibly difficult. yeah. for us, because when we are faced, we human stuff, 31 such a rating scale. and when we, what we can bring, and what we can do to help this people is just a tiny fraction of some pad to be scale will be too many tiring needs. it is a very frustrating experience. and just with pulling the urgency folks, and when you turn in excess around so done to people in the capital card tool in
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different areas of dark fluids because time is running now. so done is that a country with active war or divided by front lines, controlled by different sites in this conflict. so crossing front sides has been extremely difficult and dangerous. we have had a bad security incidents where people will use an insured and it's just we come to work in the conditions where we have to put them to scale the so many kevin needs to switch from trying to respond to and also the safe to of our own stuff, so shocking how lead. so we hear about 2 business days when we looked at what is happening when i spoke with women and children, for now, refugees in child just across or something is bold that they are the folks that are traumatized. they have nothing to read every day for them is
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a survival of just trying to survive. a sled on al jazeera, the chief minister of india is capitalism, rest and weeks for the general elections has cost and says the charges of fabricated the pod came in to be used. as the oil see suffered casualties. we have not suffered to say, tyler, to use. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say know double standards to all of us any, any one in particular? i said, all facing realities, government seems here to whittle down democracy if this is troubling for you, it's very, very painful. here. the story on talk to how does era, these changes will be rapid, costly, and largely undesirable. the viability of many ecosystems is at stake. as is the
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been watching out. is there a mind to about top stories? this is really a tax on the golf and strip have been continuing fries and nights. is age. palestinians have been killed off to his family, home and ross, i was talking to sweet people, died in another for maintenance on eunice for us next year, states as gaps on narrowing and negotiations. first is fine. concepts actually blinking that foreign ministers in egypt on friday, the un security council is set to based on a us drum resolution. media is 500 zip displays. palestinians have fled, guns associates as well as offensive, focuses on the strips biggest medical infinity. be all me, has these megaphones outside allergies, the hospitals threatening to blow it up, even though many people are still distract. the chief minister of india is capital has been arrested on the accusations of corruption to as his
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deputies would attain last year. in the same case. his um army policies cooling the rest of the politics ahead of elections next month. barbara and go to the ports. that is the chief minister of the country, though is enough to corruption advocate. but he is now under arrest as part of a draft investigation. federal agents accused his party of accepting $12000000.00 in bribes from alcohol distributors to support to say the rest is politically motivated. a. hi, this gives you out of intensity, but it is not scared. you will not defend only corrupt people should be scared. in the run up to national elections in this manner position, congress bought to says it to is being targeted. all bank accounts have been frozen . we can do, look, i'm been work. we can not support our workers. we can not support our candidates. our leaders cannot fly from one part of the country to the forgets, right?
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they can take a really good train and this has been done literally 2 months before the election, campaign ra who guns is congress, an oven catcher of house. um may potties, members of an opposition alliance jointly contesting elections between april and june? prime minister rand remote is reading p j. p. policy is widely expected to win that fact. it denies targeting opponents in i thought, desperation of immune and defeat the communist party at the highest level, sought to create an alibi. today, the critics, a federal authorities at targeting may these challenges before they become a threat. this is a factor of drugs. some nation stoops of draw cities and to put the finger on it since the beach it became to follow in 201495 percent of the
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cases by the enforcement agencies had been against opposition. leaders, breast country well and gone the face and criminal investigations in an election, they say will be need the free know fed barbara and go to 0. government officials in nigeria facing a 3 month bond from going on publicly funded for and trips president is reported to be concerned by the increasing amount of travel expenses of public sevens or to new booth. and his cabinet had been criticized making frequent trips aboard the band begins next month. set a goal is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, yet more than 20 percent of the population is unemployed. with the presidential election due next week, tackling the jump crisis is a major issue on the campaign trail. nicholas tact reports from deca. this
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bus is caring people on their journey that appears to slow for some impatience quickly towards to and they won't change calling for a new driver. they tried to get rid of him, causing the bus to squares. but not to worry. this is all a bad dream and part of a political campaign, the presidential candidate for us and it goes really in party. i do box is in the driver's seat. and his campaign messages, the road to peace and prosperity is slow and difficult to set. a goal needs a stability now more than ever. a delayed presidential election in 2 years if fully kalonde rest have overshadowed the last 12 years of record economic growth under president mike himself. he launched the construction of a new city. jim got you built on monday from orland gas. we called it the silicon valley of africa, but this is the $2000000000.00 project now. it's still under construction. where
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has the money gone wonders? the 2nd a farmer turn shop keeper. we met him in 2019. it is the village of russ bit you, when he voted for ourselves re election convinced by the promise of a prosperous synagogue. but his hope has turned to despair. the 2nd is barely surviving. it does not since 2019 things difficult less. that was cobit then the rupture, ukraine. then everything became more expensive and more devout. meanwhile, the rich got richer, especially those corrupt politician. and then it goes, economy is predicted to grow by 8.3 percent in 2024 due to its exports of liquefied natural gas. despite a roaring economy, many young senegalese b like the country's wealth, is costing them by and with this presidential election, they hope to find a new direction that can carry their hopes and aspirations. opposition candidate
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joe, my size, caring a traditional rhodes calling for radical change. he says he wants to sweep the country clean of corruption in the spirit towards a more fair in just society. 2 very different campaigns, competing on the promise to drive senegal forward in an unpredictable election. nicholas hawk algae 0. the car has been 5 months since a series of as quakes in west and i've gotten this done. nearly 1500 people died, move in 2000 were injured life and many survivors remains difficult as a sign of innovation reports from hair out of provence. as these are some of the most remote villages invested in one stock when the earthquake struck risky, machinery couldn't get here, and the wounded didn't make it to hospital. thousands of lives were changed forever . parties ever lost his wife and 2 sons. he run to the house and tried to use his
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hands to take them out, but it was too late. then you won't be startled when you get with all the things. there was a big difference in my life now, when it was best before. now this is the house i live in. i have a home i the life and the life partner, the difficulties, the cold, the stress is the green. now that one's on the food we have now is rice, flour and cooking oil. i am depressed under that. i'm not very cold him to come in for generations. they've lived a simple life, had growing their own food and raising animals. the quick strong, strong homes built that luck, breaks into tombs. it's been months since the devastating earthquake but life. it's still in this village where more than 200 people were buried alive, and now their homes are marked by the flags which have become their graves. each one of these flags spread across dozens of villages. in 6 districts represents families and individuals as more than a 100000 people who are effected newly built villages are taking shape. although
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with limited facilities. the thought of government says it plans to bid sturdy instructors as due to the fund has been neglected for decades. that there are plans for this kind of must in school in the same cluster. so people do not have to travel long distances. no does. of according to the what's important most of the one, the most important thing for these people were their homes, which they inherited from their forefathers. we have plans to build them 4000 homes . they're being built by the islamic emeralds. agencies ask in business men and other international 88 i'll see as in the united nations and some neighboring countries have provided significant assistance in the home. you might at this one lady it could be a long and expensive road to the company. the quakes follow the decades of conflict years of drought, full shortages and humanity and crises. and for people like sever their loss,
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is it approval. so i'm going to drop it down to the rest of the stuff around the world war to crises, off fueling conflict in driving inequality. unlike ration it's according to the latest you and reports which cools for states to boost international cooperation. to help is a piece on varmint edison, the clock has more and this is a you and flagship reports on the state of the world's fresh water resources. and it doesn't paint a pretty picture today. 2.2000000000 people live without access to safety. man is drinking more than an approaching call for the world's population. do not have adequate or safe sanitation. indeed, in poor countries, up to 90 percent of waste water is discharged directly into the environment without treatment every single day around the world. 1000 children die from illness is
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caused by contaminated drinking water. all this drives migration is millions. move in search of fresh and safe supplies. i think further straighten the results is where the migrant settle. few like social tensions. i'm conflict can have nick catastrophic impacts on civilian border infrastructure. think of the targeted attacks on storage and treatment plants in ukraine in gauze, and in sue don. as climate change adds to the strain of water supply, the un report cools for a global effort to provide for the equally for everyone. it is of through a human rights. the us department of justice has announced a sweeping anti trust case against apple. it alleges the, the tech company broke us news that prohibit corporate monopolies and says that pos of the success of apples iphone is g to the company, legally shifting out competing hardware and software companies from its products,
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or apples to noise. the claim saying they are wrong on the facts. i'm the little guy. that's it for me, my inside lots more information on our website out is there a dot com news continues optics. folks out the the hello. the intense heat is still the dominant feature across africa. particularly for countries like south sedan, we'll get that in a moment. first of the middle east and live with unsettled weather is stealing the story. you can see the rush of cloud bringing some heavier rain once again to pots a saudi arabia, iraq, as well as to a buck rain, some of that rain trickling down into katasha as well, the west, all the wet and wintery weather, to the north of this across to
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a kia taking that note to the corpses, it'll dry up across the events, and the show is still lingering around, however, on saturday, but not as with, as it is on friday, the west to weather continuing to for across southern parts of saudi arabia. through the weekend that some of that writing is expected to touch into the north west of morocco. that's from something of a weather system swirling around the canary islands. it is hot to and dry it across from the central areas to key places like cell sit down with temperatures, touching up to the mid forties, potentially 50 degrees celsius in places whatsoever continues to link around the gulf of guinea with some for rushes, thunderstorms running in across the con goes, it doesn't apply on friday for south africa, but you can see the development of some heavy rain there on saturday. the examining, the headline is there is a release today for the close of life and got on flinching,
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journalism. awesome. every interview, just like the war sharing personal stories with labor or do you want to create a world where women come and feel natural released that trauma and creates explorer and abundance of world class programming on which is era. the palestinian israeli conflict has been a key dividing line of international diplomacy for decades. ever since israel's foundation in 1948 disputes have revolved around we call to public policy and territories human rights violations. and the fight for posting and self determination. the struggle contrast with the conflicts escalations and the state code and security concerns of israel,
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