lab monkeys from across europe. this female racism a gas cause can survive 19 joseph experimentation in french labs. she was the 1st lab funky to be given to you home at lot then yet the present gen by then called for an immediate cease firing dogs during a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the console rama new watching out of their life while headquarters here in the coming of more greece in southern garza and mo, is riley as strikes the number of palestinians kill since october passes. suzie,

3000 beaten and back to it, we hear accounts of torture from a palestinian prisoner detains by israel. and hundreds of asked us all the time to rescue if it's up to time one's was said quite in 25 years. the welcome to the program. the us president has called for an immediate cease firing garza during a phone call with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu bite and told him that a sci fi is essential, an attempt to reach a deal without delay president by mills. i said that the us policy depends on the immediate action by israel to protect civilians as the 1st time that the to the does have spoken since is right. they asked bikes killed 7 will central kitchenaid work is inc garza on monday. that's cause i have to, i'll just have his white house correspondent can be how good he joins us now. kimberly the us president, and these riley probably minutes up did speak about the white house is feeling the

heat trying to explain the nature a detail of the cold to the press cold or assembled. yeah, that's right. the national security council. suppose person john kirby speaking to reporters in the white house briefing that is still ongoing, talking about that phone call. talked about the call in detail and explained that the president emphasized to the is really prime minister that the situation on the ground is overall in terms of the humanitarian situation. unacceptable. but he urged an immediate cease fire and that he said the strikes on humanitarian workers as well is unacceptable. what the united states is looking for now is for israel to implement a series of concrete, specific, and measurable steps. and they're not looking for this to be done over a sort of a lengthy timeline. what john kirby said is that they're looking for this in

a matter of hours, if not days. so they're looking for it to be done quickly. and if it's not done quickly, what the national security council spokesperson said is that for the 1st time in a long time, the united states is looking at policy change. and that's what's really significant here because for a long time we heard from the united states. but israel had a right to defend itself, but they were not considering any sort of conditionality to be more than 4000000000 that is supplied in annual military aid to israel. and well, that is still ongoing for the 1st time without specifying what that policy change would be. they said they were considering some sort of policy change. if israel did not change his behavior, so in terms of the timeline to modify the behavior, we know that it is immediate, but the bottom line and all of this is that the white house has said very clearly.

joe biden is angry. he is looking for change and he has made it very clear and the read out according to the white house to the is really prime minister. and kimberly, we both know that every we doubts and every press conference made by whitehouse states. persons never really indicate to give exact wording of what's being said. but it does seem to the statements, as you say, indicate very strong language from violent and that's an yahoo, you know, easy listening. i expect for these riley lead was compounded by the fact all these, that study of, of the well central kitchen. because it's found, it is very well known across the united states and certainly by the president. so it's, it's very uncomfortable for the white house right now. it's, it's a comfortable particularly because it's the jose under, as the founder of the world, central kitchen is challenging. the narrative of the is relays. these really is, are saying that this was an accident. and jose address is saying,

just the opposite. he's saying this was a deliberate attack, and he's saying that this was a deliberate targeting of the world central kitchen. i insinuating that this was done. i use it as a weapon of war in order to try and prevent the feeding of more than 2000000 people . because the, what we know is that 2000000 meals were delivered by the same group as his partner, a group each week. and so what he's calling for is now an independent investigation . we know that already israel is conducting an investigation, but often what happens is that is real fights itself, not responsible or comfortable. and that's why he's saying that there needs to be an independent, transparent 3rd party investigation in order to get to the real story and transparency. and that's why he is also calling for records to be kept up to 4 video tapes, etc. in order to make sure that this does not happen again, indeed,

the full that continues and will come up more analysis as we get it can be how get that a white house correspondent, let's call save it now to honda. civic is occupied history. so i'm also listening in to what's been happening within the last few hours home. that does seem according to the americans that nothing y'all who has been given a very clear talking to, but really listen. and it's certainly an interesting question. the american president made clear that perhaps there could be a shift in policy depending on how these relays are now going to implement changes or not as roles. defense minister jo, off the launch, the day after the strike had targeted the 7 aid workers from world central kitchen . so that she held in assessment with other members of the army and security officials. saying that she had a plan for how they were going to implement more age strategize so that there could be more distribution as well. and we transparent with their partners about what had

happened and the finding of an investigation. the americans have been quite clear with their disapproval of several policies, but the is really as have had but in terms of if nothing you all who will listen, it's not really known because he has said previously, he's going to do whatever he sees fit to prosecute this war until he obtains all 3 of those objectives, which he set out to achieve since the war began, especially what he calls an absolute victory in this war, in terms of this conversation with president biden. it, these ladies, certainly the, the prime minister's office incredibly quiet. normally when these conversations happen, nothing yahoo takes to social media, say exactly what his policy is towards this war on gaza for a quiet right now. or the last time we saw post on this and you all whose social media was 2 days ago saying quote that

what had happened was a tragic incident. and that these really army is investigating. so that's something like this doesn't happen again, but it is worth mentioning about there has been a lot of disagreement between the americans, and these really is on a lot of different policies and the main one b a. how exactly israel is going to invade gauze. the southern most city it up off the americans have been quite vocal about their disapproval of this saying it would be a mistake be, is really, is have not sent a delegation to washington to discuss with american officials on how exactly it's going to happen in a video conference that was held between american and as really official earlier this week, media reports indicate that it was quite a tens conversation where there was a lot of disagreement and official se, but they are nowhere on the same page. so both the americans and these really have completely different points of view when it comes to how this war is going to continue. but nothing y'all, himself has been clear from the beginning of this war that until how much is

defeated until all the captives are brought back into his really territory. and until dogs and no longer poses a threat to these, really the war is going to continue from the seller. thanks so much for that update calls will be defeated with hemmed us through the evening as we get more information coming out of israel. certainly no, it's meant to be safe. so, but the tax by is riley falls is continue daily in the southern galls and said he would offer the latest assault playing the lives of at least 7 palestinians, including 3 children, soft to the building. they being sheltering and took a direct hit, funerals are being held full, the victims west of the city. russia has to come home to mold and hoss of causes population after many with full staff and renewals. mold in 33000 palestinians have now being killed by israel since the war began, including 14000 children. elsewhere in rafa, we've been hearing stories of torture from palestinians returned from is way the

captivity 101. detainees have been released back into the strip, which is there is target capitalism spoke to. one of them is out of city and destiny is have been released from these many detention to have been transferred to the gaza strip throughout the car was telling me the christine boy was that as we have been talking to an impulse destiny as it happened, reporting about really distressing and human condition, they have been getting through in the detention. they have been completely deprived from having few access to food. and even they have been overtime beaten by the is very soon we just have receiving different signs of talk to isaac. i clearly see you right now here on the elderly man that had been arrested by the is very forces in the last of hospitals. and this was, you know, the fuse ready soldiers store method, hospital and con units where i was treated for broken leg is riley's, rounded up old patients and injured into one section. the following day the some

were transferred to embark hospital while the rest of us, me included, were detained, a loaded onto trucks taken to another location, we were strip, searched and tortured, who would be too old away? yeah, and their location i was in, had more than 2000 palestinians civilian detainees. you know, we were hang cost and blindfolded around the clock. we were subject to interrogation under torture, all forms of torch. and you can imagine including use of forensic dogs. we were crammed into cells with no cover, and only one mail a day. many of the detainees died under torture. many of the detainees have chronic disease. others with severe injuries were treated without mercy detainees again, true. how enough is the bill. they have been reporting about in a human violations that had been taken by these very men at 3 in detention as ne number found a city of people and even being detained in east village tales. and some of them have been taken to and disclosed location. so now it's our capacity. oh, just

a rough, rough i. some reasons solving. tell us the needs and goals are afraid that food shortages will get was following the latest to kind of call night work as the founder of the a group, the wells central kitchen size of israel's killing of 7 of it stuffing. garza was not a mistake, but a systematic targeting of the convoy a lot lower than 600 british lawyers have written to the u. k. government judging it to suspend on sales to israel. the left, so was the u. k. could be complicit in genocide and other breaches of international law. sonya geiger has the story a site that has become more common in london in recent months. another palestinian solidarity protest. this one outside the british department of business in trade, demanding that the u. k. government revoke alms export licenses to israel. it is one of the most contentious issues of the campaign is what part the u. k. plays and

the catastrophe unfolding in gaza. and what it means for its own duties on the international law. reminding the prime minister, which you soon ask of those obligations more than 600 lawyers. and dr. demick sporting that concern about is rails world goes up the calling for the british government to suspend the provision of weapons to israel saying the u. k. as in breach of international law, they also say that government must work towards an immediate and permanent ceasefire and stress about position through the un security council. the noise say the u. k. must urgency impose sanctions on senior members. a v is really government who made statements in sizing genocide where states adding to this revelation by a conservative m. p. sharing a parliamentary foreign, a fast committee that the government's own, lawyers issued advice, but israel had breached international law. the foreign secretary david cameron,

avoid it on spring. so you've never had a piece of paper in front of you by a, for an office lawyer that says the israel's, and breach of its international humanitarian commitments on jessica entangle. i, i like the reason for the officers with an account with cool every single bit of paper has been put in front of me. and so i don't want to answer that question. one of the signatories of atlanta says they're all serious legal issues at stake. the rules of war require, the civilians are protected as far as possible, but the, the death of a apparently over 30000 civilians in garza is a pretty strong indication that israel has gone far beyond what is permitted in international rule. the killing of 78 workers and is really a tac may have saw the force, the issue of how israel is conducting itself in goss. i'm a personal tragedy for those affected and it is all stuff is rough,

public perception, suspending trade licenses will be one way for the u. k. to silence it's legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya jago algebra london, a hey funeral is being held for a palestinian killed during the latest is really rates on the occupied westbank confrontations between palestinian scientists and is really false is very kind of joining cousin south. janine and i was really military vehicles, also targeted 40 palestinians were detained by is ready forces, even though i bring the total since october, the 7th, to more than $8000.00. these really military has increased its use of under couple of units in the occupied westbank. members of its forces disclosed themselves as civilians before conducting arrests and assassinations. and it's need to abraham propose it often risk the lives of palestinians getting about. but daily activities

breached in the lead on hold on for the owners of this class and shop with quickly taking orders. it was a regular d. as he sort of fiji tempered the sofa the occupied listening. until this was of these men pretending to be customers turned out to be under covers where the soldiers on was that i was holding my brother and he was holding me too. i said leave him. but then he pointed the gun to my head saying, let him go, we have the ami, i'm like, i like someone else soon came with a big rifle and started shooting in the air. i thought it was a scuffle. interest for the rest that 22 year old laser locked us and took him for interrogation to the aftermath. the family says they're lucky. no one was injured in the place i was arrested and told the interrogator, if you need my son, i'll bring him to you. he said, no,

they want to pretend that their forces had achieved a heroic arrest operation. when in fact, they just want to intimidate people, these read the armies under cover, the unit is as old as the occupation itself. its members receive training on how to infiltrate palestinian communities, how to dress and talk like palestinians. some even entered most and pretended to perform prayers before carrying out their operations. since the world goes and started under cover, soldiers have intensified the rates across the occupied with things. lately, the under cover unit has been targets in palestinians in refugee camps. there have really crowded areas and its activities are putting people that's risk, but it's also making them feel suspicious and on edge palestinians in the future you can put than most of the occupied westbank. don't want any room for dell. they regularly should updates about new faces entering the town. had that how as these obstacles of poets, of vehicles, we don't recognize,

count into the can. we have volunteers who got the can they take any ideas and papers to roll out any suspicion that sort of what even those who detect the suspicious presence might be heavy price. in early october we met the mother of 15, utah was dropped for time, a say in did you need refugee camp? laid off at that. awesome. do you run morning and shouting special forces. so these really soldiers standing over the shot here and he felt he didn't if the army did not come from mesa, but his mother says he could have disrupted their plan with another plan was carried out smoothly in the same refugee camp in january is ready for his disguise, dis, patients and doctors assassinated 3 palestinian men inside the hospital room. and after they left the scene, they said the 3 men would wanted fighters, whether it's in the rest of the nation or an assassination. these really ministries under cover unit, often needs behind x ray of destruction. it could happen in

a home, a hospital, or even a falafel shop the day, but he manages the to the occupied westbank. a scroll saw head hail and i'll just say let's somalia expels the e. c o p and i'm baset it as tensions escalates. a report deals with the break away region of somali law plus rob rentals and los angeles with a story on how. busy many famous pop musicians feels as artificial intelligence might be coming for their live the and know from you're still listing with the idea of spring. it's mostly when the wet and sometimes even snobbery does not have to be that's really confined to kind of a this is for example stucco yesterday. now the average. so for orleans document,

april is about 6 and to be so i think you've had your lot time to finish. there is probably one more day of that still happening. and then it all turns remarkably mild. but wet with it, which is the condition which stretches back to the bas charles to northern front at the moment. but generally speaking, the world further south is what we will act. so it still comes full cost by sunday, you're up to $14.00 degree, so they'll be rapid. so by then come further safe. and most of a sudden europe in venice represents something you feel like it's already there. 50 degrees rising to 90 was rated for wind in the sunshine, very much spring like. now this is the story throughout the day with western windy weather that confines the british owls but dragging some rain dance reports cool. i suspect it may be wanted to be honest sunshine for the rest and roughly roaming temperatures. north africa has already seen some extreme heat in the so how the night when there's a heat warning i for nigeria, but i think that will be tempered with incoming showers during friday.

the now let me tell you almost suffice. cold results. the 1st of its kind in west africa, we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon. occupied right now able to practice much luck. the now be used only electric very close here. like coming here sits on to a large 3rd space with a look in my private now. thanks royal. i can also somebody probably equal, restored to been gone. the the

book about kill watching. i'll just bear with me. so robin a reminder of all the top stories. the us presidents has called for an immediate cease fire in garza, during a certain goal with these right, the prime minister j buys and he told benjamin netanyahu the sci fi is essential and asked him to reach a deal without delay. at least 7 palestinians have been killed and is very strong smell, and residential buildings and rough mold and the 33000 people have not been killed by his trial since school began including 14000 children and israel has released 101 palestinian detainees from gaza, they describe being beat by is ready, full says i'm denied food and we'll do a secretary stays on the blink and has been speaking following a nighttime eating and brussels. so he says the latest attack on 8 workers must be the last, despite important steps, with israel's taken to allow assistance in the gods. the results on the ground are

willfully and sufficient said on accepted a 100 percent of the population and god knows acute levels of food and security. a 100 percent of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance and those working correctly to provide that assistance or doing so in great peril to their own lives. this we so risk attacks on the world central kitchen was not the 1st such incident. it must be the last thing you some of the days of the news now in somalia is government as old an easier way for us. i'm basset, to leave the country. somali officials say it's because of a poor steel between its break away regents somali land and dca p. a. now the agreement to allow locked ethiopia to least 20 kilometers of co sign for it to be near the pool to the batter. somalia also said it's causing to be to you if he's

cold sealants, one in somali land on the other, the in the 70 autonomous region of pump land. the government and local issue does not control these regions. kaufman slowly has been following the story from my writing. this is a big developmental and a huge escalation because it has been quiet dramatically. um, since the feud between the 2 countries started of that have been talks that have been going on, mediated by president william router of 10 years. so it is, is huge. set back. and i know this a problem between the 2 countries started when you made an agreement with salt, somebody land, which is on a tunnel in the state of all is c o. p a without passing, but passing through mogadishu. so the government of somalia says

that it feels that uh it's co tauriel rights have been infringed. and when all this now is happening, even with the talks going on. so now we have another incident where it still has holstead another redone of some odd. yeah, that's point line it is, i sent me a told me to watch a region a so a delegation went to issue appeal whether discussing whether discussing about, you know, you will not seek relations and call peroration again issue of the federal government . um, also my, the immigrant issue, very angry saying this is provocative and the will not allow this to happen. and it's happening on the contest that there are a lot of tensions internally between portland and the federal

government, especially during the so ongoing a constitutional or review process, a web portal and says that it is unhappy with some of the amendments that have been made and it will reject those amendments and sofa the, you know, portland says that it is considering a to withdrawal from these federal system which is going to be very problematic indeed. cost we so you all to 0 nairobi basses into way to the costing balance. and the countries full parliamentary election as many years. now, the new amir shake, michelle i meant, and the sub is wanting, the public against boy, costing the vote. he dissolves parliament in february and after a member of the house made a speech that was seen as insulting to the bullock. hundreds of after shock. so shaken, eastern time on the following. the devastating good. like on wednesday, the 7.2 magnitude quite close the depths of at least 10 people,

an injured moles of a 1000 jessica washington ripples from near the quakes at the center. at joomla elementary school in holly and 10th provide temporary shelter for dozens of families. after they homes were damaged by the earthquake on wednesday. oh sure now hi. i'm still shaking, even though still tumbling. i'm very scared. i can't sleep to. she says she was devastated and she watched her home collapse. it was the strongest doing squeak in taiwan for 25 years. security camera video showed us is spring into action to protect a newborn babies as a hospital award. shoak. at least 48 residential buildings were damaged. some have already been demolished. some buildings, a tool to and many buildings have been deemed to have structural issues by engine is found on those residents. where hesitant of the state and buildings, margaret,

the noticeable can come to the shelter. the magnitude 7.2 quake damaged tunnels and roads and left some people stranded in remote mountainous areas. rescue is created and obstructed road and evacuated some hotel workers from a tunnel. all those remain on accounted for. now many of coming to terms with the damage. kyle: the situation was chaotic. everyone was running and screaming, else the child was injured in their room and what's the urgency? need a new place. they don't. chung, runs a youth center. she's on sure. when the children who lived the can return of quakes are common in size, weekly active zone, known as the pacific ring of fire. experts have commended ty wants, does also mitigation measures which include stringent construction requirements, says in more than $300.00 off the shelf since the age of class on wednesday. the way the agency who owns that food off the shelves are expected, potentially a strong as mega to 7. back in the emergency shown to tim showing says she's unsure

what you do next. her apartment is too dangerous to return to. she has no money with her and almost no possessions, but she says all she wants to retrieve the only photograph she has her late mother . jessica washington out a 0 plan. and meanwhile the military says it shut down. so tina terrace. drones over the capital city of naperville, the military added that some of the drawings were academy explosives, me most, all position has came responsibility for the attack. well, i mean the fighting in me and while the united nation says 18600000 people in the country will need to monetary assistance this yeah, the minute she's efforts to restrict access for humanitarian aid is worsening. the harrowing situation on the ground. and the minute trays reported forced closure of hospitals in rough kind state is preventing access to a central health care. we reiterate this councils cool for full,

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