or the content has been removed or restricted. i'll just say it was teams across the world. bring you closer to the hosp. the final farewells off to day of is radia tex, thousands of palestinians are killed across the gaza strip the on carry johnston. this is all just there a lot from the also coming out of the israel, the tax 11 and, and syria has come on to. and 6 finances are among the debt reports. say the

us is about to send thousands more funds to israel as possible. multi $1000000000.00 alms package on the climate crisis across the southern nasa because worsening droughts in malawi and these millions we think the amount of tearing assistance is ready for us is continuing to target residential areas across concepts despite so un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease 522 people died in the southern city of con eunice when miss sauls, he's a 4 story building that was home to 5 families. kentoria gave him the has the details of the reading relatives more on the death of a palestinian child who was killed when and is ready. asked roy case an apartment broke in the southern city of hun. eunice resident sage, ready for these. gave them no warning. i'm sorry that the building houses more than

50 people, including mostly women and children. civilians who were confined to their apartments . suddenly, a rocket was dropped on the 4 story building without any prior notice. among the dead are infants, some as young as 6 or 7 months about the lot of these ruins used to be a series of apartment blocks. many palestinians fled fighting in northern gauze, hoping they would be safe here. hon eunice was designated as one of his rail, so called safe stones in the south. but his ready forces are intensifying that on board minutes of the city. that if you want to get me a door, we urge all countries around the world to come and witness the ethnic cleansing that we're being subjected to. this is a war of extermination. trees, animals, houses, schools, children and women are all being exterminated. this entire square was exterminated without any reason. as more families, more on the death of loved ones, men he will say question, how many more innocent children will die before israel cools the whole to the

violence? victoria gave some b. l. g 017 palestinians including children, have been killed in 2 separate attacks on guns. a city is ready for us, is bombs, the local sports company that shoot i a neighborhood garza's need the office says police officers involved with securing humanitarian aid with a main target target as a has more on the strikes, the reports from rafa in southern guns that within the past 24 hours referencing please give is very mandatory attacks on this in some areas of cause a city where it's huge and neighborhoods has been massively attacked by these verify tickets. and also out to the units that are stationed on different sides of the city there, as confrontations, also raging, and that's very densely populated neighborhood now. but been seeing that separate strikes i've talked to spoke lot munitions. yeah, yeah, a neighborhood where it has tend to be an evacuation center for thousands of

palestinians, families as of a 16 palestinians. the have to report that killed by later and to separate incidents and attacks to civil cause have been hit. one of them had a can included and contains one of the police officers who was responsible and playing a very integral role in securing the humanitarian convoys deliveries to the another . at pontiff concerts is released as domestically in fact, as a chasing everyone who can play a role in terms of security. and these it's, um it's, it's ongoing efforts to create a state of k goes into another at pots of guns and specifically with it's ongoing restrictions on a delivery to the, to that very desperate part of the territory part. yes, we can see more in specific ation, not only in a she's a neighborhood of s strikes, but also on the vicinity of a she felt hospice, and one of the latest had killed 10 palestinians from the same family. in the street. this family has been trapped for days and they did not manage to get a safe access to the south. they have been targeted as they were inside their

residential house. and that's absolutely a part of the reality of what, what's going on in the vicinity of a she felt hospital or not in the states has reported. they approved an alms package for israel. that includes thousands of booms, $1800.00 bombs that way. 900, she. those have been signed, all funded by the administration. also authorized for trans federal, 500 palms weighing 250 q those. the multi $1000000000.00 package includes 5 subjects for these rarely ministry. i want task correspondence. kimberly how could, has more from washington dc to despite increasing pressure from high profile democratic senators and members of congress on capital hill to limit military aid to israel to help the number of civilian casualties as a result of israel's war on gaza. the white house was signed off on another routine

transfer of bonds and war plains to israel. now last week, the state department authorized this. this was initially authorized in 2008. it amounts to about $2500000000.00 in not only fighter jets, but also in support of the bombs that they would carry. this, despite a growing risk between both is really and us government, you will recall that earlier this week, the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly cancelled a planned meeting between us and is really officials that was to review these really military campaign plans for procedures and military plans for as round invasion into rafa. something that the u. s. is strongly opposed to with out any sort of plan for the more than a 1000000 palestinians who are currently sheltering there. now the reason for the

cancellation was because the united states refused to veto a un security council resolution calling for a temporary cease fire in gaza. as a result, now we do know that the meeting has been rescheduled, although the date of that has not yet been determined. what we do know, however, is that the united states is hoping during that meeting to discuss with israel, possible alternatives to any sort of military campaign into rafa. kimberly help it out to 0. washington or the mazda administration supports for israel has prompted this settings within the state department. this week of foreign affairs officer, promoted human rights, on behalf of the us government, became the latest employee to leave her a job in protest. my colleague elizabeth cronum spoke to i know she like you said

she could no longer be an accomplice to crimes against humanity. i thought about resigning every time. israel violate. busy international law hitting hospitals, schools, and killing civilians with impunity and the us government did nothing to try to hold them accountable. so. busy the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did it, i owed an obligation to the us government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so um on, on the 300 and 65th day i ended in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and so i wanted to also make sure that we had, we'd completed that work before i left. and how has, you know, america support for israel affected your work in the region?

it was already difficult. um, you know, american credibility on standing up for human rights in the middle east was hardly spotless. to say the least. however, um, it has become incredibly more difficult in the aftermath of october 7th, whether it's that and using the region, we're not willing to engage with us any longer or it would just put them in a much greater risk. now then, and then in the past, and it just the us as lost all credibility on, on trying to advocate for human rights. or even those individuals who would meet with us would bring up guys a 1st. even though these are individuals who are facing extreme levels of progression in their own society and you've said elsewhere that many of your colleagues feel betrayed just how widespread is that discontent and the state department over the government support as well. it's hard to say, i mean, the state department i believe is, is the 2nd largest institution after the department of defense and in the us

government. so as far as the people i was in touch with, you know, people that i would consider friends and colleagues and when i said that i was going to resign initially, i was going to do it privately and, and people said, you know, please speak out for us and sense resigning. i've had gotten a lot of messages of support and their organizations, feds, united for peace is an organization. there are other other groups trying to, to mobilize and, and also there many people who are still inside the state department. we're doing very important work on this, but until the, until president bided is willing to, to really make, make a and to take a new stance here. their work inside status is not really going to make a difference. he spoke about why you resigned on the 300 and 65th day of your time and the state department of the spokesperson mastery. miller said that you were a fellow at the state department who finished the 1st year of

a program with the option of a 2nd. yes, seemingly down playing your role at the department. what's your response to that? i mean, you know, i've, i've been upfront about the fact that i totally been there for a year, but my office had asked me to stay, you know, beyond the initial 2 year contract they, they would have been happy to help you stay. and i did resign, you know, i, i completed my obligation of, of a full year and i, i would if, if this were not happening, i would have been very happy to stay. i really believed in the work that i was doing. and, you know, i think it's, it's very important that the united states actually uphold the values that it claims to, to, to believe in. and that it, that american model moral leadership around the world depends on america actually standing up for, for these values that we, that our leadership likes to talk about, but doesn't necessarily like to uphold. you have made this decision at a great personal cost resigning public today. from the us state department,

wallet support. one of the most brutal was of odd times. why was the southern portion for you? why was that risk worth taking fees? um, i think the, sorry i, the main reason is that i have a daughter. um and she's twos, right. yeah. but if, if in the future she were to ask you about what i did as this has happened 8. i just, i want her to know that i didn't stay silent. um i, i, i, i just, i don't think i could i, i couldn't continue to watch what was happening and just keep going to work every day. israel says it has killed a senior has but i'll come on the and across the board. a striking negative attack came shortly after a series of these very strikes on targets and syria that killed thousands of people . 6 of them reports of the has been off, fights is saying,

a 100 reports from the route they're becoming more frequent. apparent is really strikes on iranian and iranian link targets in syria, the, the latest what are believed to be weapons deposed. and the northern province of a level, a few dozen people were killed among them, syrian military personnel and members of the liberties arms group has beloved. israel is basically trying to establish itself as the body that has the upper hand in this complex. and i don't think it's very the politicians to understand that you're wrong. here's the law and the regime are not interested in immune 5 of israel has for years said it will allow iran and its allies, whose influence in syria has grown to entrench themselves in the country militarily

. in recent months, it's targeted commanders and members of the rounds. revolutionary guards no longer just focusing on weapons storage sites and convoys carrying arms along israel stated goals is preventing syria being used as a transit points for weapons to reach has beloved and the occupied palestinian territories. there is what has been described as a shot, the war between israel and iran in syria for years now. and in recent months since hospital opens a front line against israeli forces to help palestinians and gaza as well appears to be employing the same strategy against hezbollah, he runs a life in loving on here in lovely non targeted killings by a parent is really drawn, strikes are increasing more often than knock members of hezbollah, and at times field commanders are killed. many here see a strategy of israel diminishing its enemies. operational capabilities has below,

for its part, raised the costs of the conflict for israel by forcing it to empty much of its north of many of its people. it has yet to escalate to the level of full scale conflict. but the warrant is ready. if israel expands the war, the events of uh, the last 2 days have been wider than what we've seen in quite some time. so i expect only further escalation. unfortunately, we're in a regional situation where the prospects of de escalation are, are, are, are quite limited. and while much of the world's focus is on the war on gaza, the violence between israel and has the law is beginning to intensify center for their eligibility to baby. so the head on out is there on the siege from the bottom is ready such as an occupied westbank, the reports on the sides of some kind of thing. and families being forced to live and make shift and rational thoughts. he's making you arrest in connection with

gnostics concept all the time and most good. the i had low that's been a very settled story. weatherwise across asia of the past few days. we're going to see more in the way of west to whether starting to creep in across to no thanks, we'll weather system. it's gonna bring some wintery weather as well as whether to afghanistan onwards to move and areas of pockets done. so who is expecting to see those showers on saturday? we'll see more in the way of wintery weather pick up from northern parts of india with some snow on sunday. the weather also intensifies across the north east, bringing some very heavy, full, a full boot time. so those are tricking down into northern parts of bangladesh as well. but across most central areas of india, it is a lucky,

dry picture. it might be cloudy here in the few showers as well, but it is all about the heat. we have warnings out for some high temperatures, all the way from my dear production down to con nashika, that he expected to continue as we go in to sunday. and heat is the story of the east asia. we've got very high temperatures. the central parts of china up in the north as well down in the south is west. so we've got that front bringing some thunder storms to southern parts of china, hong kong and taiwan. but we'll see a lot of rooms come through for japan and we may see those cherry blossoms. finally blue this weekend of the

the book and back her mind about top stores. this is rarely strikes of killed 22 protestant ends in con eunice. when i'm miss saw, here's a 4 story building and then a huge i a neighborhood in kansas city, at least 17 people were killed in 2 separate attacks. the us test reports are they signed off for an alms package for israel, that includes thousands of forms. that's according to the washington post, the packages with billions of dollars and also includes find subjects. the protests as in jordan, have much towards these really embassy for 6th consecutive nights to denounce as well as warrant goza. demonstrators have been riding in front of the embassy and support of palestinians in gaza. there also demanding the jordanian government and all its peace treaty

with israel not stared to us is observed as land today and occupied palestinian territory on this day. 19766, putting in his res was killed by it's really forces for protesting against plastics . proof for h. them ends ok pods. westbank legal settlements, expansion has continued since then, but earlier this month as well as far rights. minnesota no small church announced the caesar of 10 square kilometers of them, mostly in the jordan valley. the han has since speaking to those affected towing are ready to plug in on the 30th. but this phone but can only reach a fraction of his land. the scenic landscape that stretches into the valley up the hill belongs to 15, posting in families. this is that green mall to the weight of this one now is belongs to melissa. you called access that yes, he took this line most. that is,

the ship letter is gum, about the $21.00, only lose this real name is mostly started date. he's been sanctioned by the us and u. k. for being a dangerous environment, settler. he posted on social media, his plans to build an education center and bring both settlers. it will tell you that he full the families from that home when the guy is using a hard on august loose or a talk to me and then asked me about my neighbor and wife when i told them they were there to hit me in the head and directly into the house with the other settling. this is my daughter's heard. we screaming blood was everywhere. grand. that'd be a flight. i should just have families lived in that home for more than 90 years. a dollar and up a little thermal. he came at night, the settler moved so 7 others. he kicked us out into cold our belongings. he level with nothing. he also kicked our neighbors out. we owned this land and we have

proof of our club. she shows us proof of ownership for palestine, israel and jordan. hosting is can only reach the edge of this hillside. beyond that, they say they can only look down the empty hundreds and stolen lines and even hear that being prevented from completing the building. even though most of this area is on the posting of civil control. it's this gate to finding the people from that lot that had put generations while we were filming more, she pulled up. i asked him why he's taking the land that we've tried. he's not speaking. he says he's just selling us. he starts making cools and i'm told he has a concealed weapon. it's not stay for us to say massage to you. is it going through the as again to the valley? so when you eh, we can tool unless the, you control a boss, a space of the valley. so that's why that is what it looks like to them is

a thought, a good thing, this area. now i shouldn't, and i have been that be a live in a mess. who out house, old it's around to was given to her is charity. and it's not much she dreams of her brick house and tiled floors doesn't know if she'll see it again. north on how to see or of the for the the occupied westbank good friday is normally a busy time in the old city of all to parties to reason. but this is east to celebration is all taking place on the shadow of israeli restrictions. and the same wrong calling with thoughts, tourists staying away the this is what a tiny fraction of the people that would normally be hit at easter because of his rose will and goes the international tours have stayed away. also there are restrictions on palestinian christians coming in from the occupied westbank for the 1st time in recent memory. how this the new person's haven't been given permits to

actually take part in eastern now. uh, 200 religious figures from the occupied west bank allowed to come here, but then i'll have to come here with the congregation palestinians of very use to restrictions when it comes to religious worship. likes the most cuz just down that way it's the 3rd friday and romana ramadan. apollo, sidney muslims have also been restricted. only man, over the age of 65 and women of the age of 50 are allowed to go and praise sort of house and you most with all very used to being restricted to they understand that that does happen. 16. in the case of the eastern, normally sending christians get free access, they simply haven't been given that they should run, come out of their occupied east jerusalem. the laser of the roman catholic church have decided to skip the traditional good friday procession in wrote that to can says 8070 rose hope francis did this in order to save his energy for other events.

he's expected to preside over, it'll be a vigil on saturday. in the mass to mock east to sunday, last year po francis missed the same event, dietrich stream a cold weather. the last few months, the pontiff has suffered from a spiritual ukrainian attack on the russian border. city of belgrade has left one person dead. russian forces say they withheld 15 shells from the ukraine inside. the crane is frequently attached belt or odd, since most goes full scale invasion. in february 2022 new trains says around a 100 the russian drone and miss all strikes have targeted the electricity great. across the country. emergency blackouts have been imposed in some areas. power plants and central western regions were attacked some a severely damaged as best as it's made another arrest in connection with an attack at a constant hole. there must go last week. that's kind of storm brown. so the i so

arms group has came to sponsibility, but russia has blamed in crane for being behind the mass ago in which more than 140 was killed. until jake histone has made more arrests related to potential attacks. most of the suspects and custody and my shower of patrick origin for such a body has more for most guy. the 9th person has now officially been charged with conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism in russia. the 24 year old native of tajikistan was brought into best money court here in moscow on friday afternoon where he was now, he was placed on administrative detention for the next 15 days. now, according to his attorney, he has pleaded not guilty to parts of the charges that have been brought against him, and it's not clear which parts he's at pleading not guilty to what we do know he's now the latest person in this attack to be charged. we've also been hearing

from the investigative committee as we say that they have a evidence that there was a funding from ukraine, provided to the perpetrators of the attack in terms of cache, as well as crystal currency. they haven't shared the details of the evidence that they've uncovered, and of course ukraine has denied any involvement in the attack. we also heard from a government officials in subject has done they have arrested now 15 people for allegedly parting and planning to carry out further. terrorist attacks around the no rou, celebrations, that is the 1st day of spring at earlier in march. and those arrests have now been made public. it's not clear whether there is any connection between those perfect and the people arrested in tajikistan and the allegedly perpetrators of the croc, a city hall attack, the doors of jabari l 20. moscow. severe droughts in malawi has caused the government to declare

a state of disaster. the president is appealing for international health as graves as run out. i really tested reports like how to assist as a harvest pharmacy for may cease to survive the droughts from those that struggled . she's worried at once she finds, can i email the, have somebody more, you can see how the maize looks, the grain is of low quality because there was no way by the government has declared a state of disaster because of the drought in most districts. we had to slow on said to friends, and when there is kim, people blunted. and then we, i did dry spill or bloomed dry. spill. richard is that did in the most of the crops we're doing in the fields? i do. i try to some other place is completely dried up and people have good top visited, malawi is prone to natural disasters such as flats and droughts,

and m p. say the country doesn't have any gamers. as a country, we do not to take care of our grain. we let's most of upgrading the far side of the country. we sort of, most of a drain to private traders, to she can any more fee to produces. this has drained on our stops. and as i'm talking to you now know we as a country, as does not have a grant, even though it deserves and abundance executives, 0. the government saves around 2000000 households will need you mandatory and assistance if the drop lessons, that number will rise. president lazarus, toyota is already asking the international community for health, such as money and food. 800 matessa. this is a, are uninsured and people have enough to each has a key problem facing sending goals. new preston through which i my finds election victory has been ratified. by the constitutional counsel, paving the way for

a transition of power from persons like a soul. because hunger, thoughts of appearing and settled after a victory that's done to everyone, including himself from political prisoner to president in less than 10 days. at the age of $44.00 plus you, jim, i fi is the youngest elected head of state in africa, and it's promising change to the people, the west african nation, depending on the and electing me is their president. the senegalese people have chosen a break from the past to give way to the immense hope inspired by our project of a new society. previously no, to the public jim. i stepped into the limelight after being released from prison following his arrest under range of charges including endangering state security opposition reduced mental good, chose him as his down then after he was disqualified from reading because of a conviction for defamation,

posted in only the charges instead they were politically motivated, you might campaign with the slogan, jeremiah sancho. and so go with your mind selling a project of a just society d n t establishment party bus death wants to. we negotiate for gas and mining contract. it could use a new currency and forge equal partnership with friends. the former colonial power su, is the, it's from the project that we will pull his ears and tell him, come back because the country does not belong to someone else that has been pulling . jeremiah, years is his father. we met him in the village of in jug on. yeah. where the gym. i grew up in 2022. the former tax inspector round to becomes a village mare but lost his father believes overcoming failure led to his success on it. he is extremely honest. i'm courageous and he's been working hard all his life. jim, i had a modest rule upbringing working of a land in this

a hell. this is where the villagers come to grow. millet look at it now. it hasn't.