or the the 5, the ministration says, israel's use of american weapons may have violated international lauren johnson. but there isn't enough evidence to withhold the clock. this is out 0 line from the south africa issues. another fleet, the un topcoat, to order israel to withdrawal from rafa, saying the ministry in cash and instructions, the survival of palestinians, and garza. the results of the route is funding in favor $143.00. is ro isolated on the world stage?

the un general assembly overwhelmingly, adults resolution becky kind of things big for us and russian launch is a major ground assault and ukraine's ne in talk keep region civilians a told to news . so israel's closest ally and biggest supply the united states says that israel's use of american weapons likely breached international law. in garza, the long awaited report funded by the administration to congress issues a reg, criticism of israel's ministry. conduct this totally sure to finding specific instances that would justify withholding military a to israel is ready for us as of killed many, 35000 palestinians in gauzy, outside of the 7th golden 15, thousands of them all children. and they had 9 thousands of women. how does there's petty calhane has more from washington dc?

this is a long awaited report from the us state department. it basically came about because democrats in congress told president joe biden that he needed to look at whether israel was falling international humanitarian law as it used us weapons. and when it comes to aid getting into gaza. so the report has now been released and while it finds that is reasonable to define the defense articles have been used, but is really security forces inconsistent with its international humanitarian law obligations. it did not find that, in fact, it had done so enough it or they had enough evidence to say they were in fact violating this law. as of right now, when it comes to age, they said that israel in the beginning, right after october 7th, where it did not cooperate for months to get aid in to gaza. and it says they are doing better now they're more needs to be done. but as of right now, it doesn't also meet the level of cutting off military or financial aid. what

interesting part in this is, it says the intelligence community has no direct indication of israel intentionally targeting civilians. the, i see the introduction or intelligence community assess is that is real, could do more to avoid civilian harm. however, so very carefully worded language that i think is going to probably make pro, posted in supporters quite angry. this doesn't mean the president joe biden is going to go back on his threat to cut off the offensive weapons. israel, if they go to rasa it just means because of this report. he's not obligated to do that. particular, hey, al jazeera, let's say now from william laurence who's a former us diplomats and he says report creates the possibility of future restrictions on ministry. a to israel when you actually lee lee read the report it's, i would say it's quite damning. what they do is they make sort of factual findings, of course, with some of the anytime language that patty was talking about. but they make

factual findings that israel's violating international law. and then they don't make the legal finding. because i think politically the us government, which is already withholding 3500 heavy bonds, of which they've used a few 100 and guys. but this is a huge number of items that are worth holding. they want it to be a political decision to hold weapons, not a legal requirement to withhold weapons. and so i think that was a political decision of the white house in the state department to deliberately falls short of requiring themselves to hold arms shipments so they can use that as a carrot and stick politically. with this, riley's, it is just satisfying the way pad is talking about, but it's unprecedented. the, the us criticize israel in this way for violating international law. this been a famous series of court decision since the 1980s were. basically, the courts defer to congress the united states as are in the and executive branch

to make these decisions about you know, what to do about violations of international law and us for an assistance. so the remedy is in congress and in the, in the executive branch, that means on this basis, congress can refuse to send further aid to israel. and on this basis the white house can refuse to send for their arms to israel. and so the legal determination didn't have to be made. now it could be made tomorrow. so, so it's, it's, it's just another step too slow for the palestinians, but it's another step in the direction of creating the context in which you could stop all arms flows to israel, and the justification factually is there, if not legally. i mean, while south africa has filed an urgent request of the you ins topcoat to order is ready forces to withdraw. from rafa, it says that the way is ready forces a conducting its operating and rougher ending gauze. res genocidal. south africa's

lawyers say as well as the sultan rafa gives rise to new facts at a causing irreparable home to the rights of the palestinian people. in garza, it goes on to study the def, rough estimate, lead destroyed. they will be left of gaza or of the prospect for the survival of palestinian life in the turret tree. the finally goal, se stresses as the primary hub for humanitarian assistance in gaza. if raffles say to does garza, i know we spoke to mariam jim. she does, she's an associate professor of law at the university of colorado law school. and she says that sound africa's request as part of a way dependent school in legal strategy to apply pressure on the bite administration to hold. it's unconditional support for israel right now with the latest request that south africa has made to the court. you know, it has made very clear how urgent it believes the situation to be inside of it. as asked the court to weigh in on its provisional measures order within

a week's time. and it has listed a litany of that, that highlight the really, the only thing that the court can and should do, which is at the minimum, to order israel to cease its military operation in rafa. and though it has not explicitly asked for this in this, in this particular request, it has referenced it throughout the request that it is high time the court actually demands that israel sees all of its military activities inside of gaza. now will israel comply know is, will, will not comply unfortunately, but this is part of a larger legal and political strategy to increase pressure on the united states on the bite and ministration to, to, to, to finally put some breaks on what is real, is doing to the palestinians of gaza, the political pressure is undoubtedly mounting already is ready forces. it'd be an

expanding attack. so rough uh, when any 1500000 palestinians and sheltering those polls people to flee northwards more than 100000 people have fled since monday, and many of them have ended up and follow where they are now facing desperate conditions attire. a couple of assume our thoughts we have been touring between the streets of derek by like today. as these trees are completely crowned with people if activities who are living and made shift tends living on the streets and the open areas. and we also come across different numbers of families who are still looking for house at this point being placed this place from rough law. there is a growing pressure on the medical center in a debit block, which unlocks the hospital right now is the main only operating hospital in derek by that, which is responsible of providing medical treatment for hundreds of thousands of palestinians being right now result leading of this very densely populated area, but the question among palestinians is what next to go in light of this ongoing

nightmare going on the ground. they have been following these very military odors full days, 4 months right now. and they have been again, attacks on areas that are supposed to be safe for them. and within the past couple of hours in talking we've been hearing loud explosions. and then the se rocked refugee camp close to a different bus where a number of palestinians being killed and wounded under was what been wounds that have been transported to ox, the hospice of here to get medical treatment. so on a aspects including the security and the humanitarian level, the situation is the key rating without to know any kind of international support or even intervention to rescue what has left from the territory as palestinians believe that the entire international community has let them down. now with the clouds of board is under with the suspension of a to flu into the gaza strip, which gives more signs of a lot regarding the humanitarian situation inside the church, or just being 5 days since is relative loud any

a trucks into garza with farming is spreading the u. n as well in that in less is really allows fuel into johnson hospitals, ambulances and health care centers will only be able to operate for less than $48.00. all right, so hospitalized one of the last functioning hospitals in garza and the only one in central the above doctors ever seeing the fuel surprised window. as in the country now reports of the way he did crisis in the basement of getting bella ox hospital. there's an economic i'm especially for that off of the i like so hospital is supplied with 20000 liters. if you, every i days we was supposed to have received that quantity 2 days ago and we have 10000 liters is back on. yeah. but that's been consumed over the past 2 days beyond we only have enough fuel for 24 hours. an hour ago we receive 2000 liters. it's enough enough for half a day. all of these tanks are empty because for more than 5 days,

power asylums crossing the commercial crossing has been closed, where no fuel entered the gauze was true according to the house. so they're saying that this is only the only time this has few left and those who run the generators know, shortages here translate to the reveal problems underway above along the whole for hope that hasn't been on. and we have intensive care. we have a nursery with 24 incubators for newly going babies. such cases are at risk of going at any moment if the power goes out. and we also have a busy schedule of surgery runs around the cloud if the situation is not dealt with today. yeah, the generator will be turned off tomorrow. i'm going to, the palestinian minister of have is warnings us if you will, does not enter the gaza strip and specially to this house with an indebted bella. it's going to shut down in the human to target and how situation is going to

collapse. this is in the us either a locks a hospital bed, isabella garza, palestine to the knowledge nations general assembly has overwhelmingly voted to support palestine spit to become a full member of a 143 countries. fated in favor of the resolution which expands public funds rights in the united nations and calls on the security council to reconsider the membership bit 9 voted against and $25.00 abstained. it shows israel's growing light selection on the world stage. the countries have voted against the motion include the united states. gabrielle is on the reports from you and headquarters in you. a round of applause in the united nations general assembly. after over whelming majority of member states really in favor of a resolution that says palestine qualifies for a membership and as to security council to reconsider its bid. we did not try you on charter. we did not enact international law. we just

demanded to see them applied to us and have been until now denied their protection in an active pediatrics using a prop. israel's ambassador said, any human rights or privileges bestowed on palestine would be akin to shredding the un charter. a spokesperson for the secretary general rejected this. there's many charters. there's one right here. the charters intact. it's ideals are into the draft resolution. agreed to had some symbolic privileges for palestine like allowing them to sit among full members and also some more tangible benefits. like allowing palestine to participate in most un meetings. something they could not do before. but the water down resolution, which the us voted against, specifically maintained power. stein with non member observer status. a full

membership to the un require security council approval. last month. the us vetoed palestine is full membership, bid the us contents. palestine should negotiate the issue with these real argument reputed by pakistan's ambassador negotiations must have a level playing field if is what is negotiating is a full member of the united nations. so to show that this time, while the resolution over whelming, we adopted by the general assembly calls on the security council to reconsider palace times bid for full un membership. it's unclear if they will actually do so. we should know in the next few days. but even if the council decides to reconsider it, it still faces the same obstacle as before. us has already said if necessary,

they would be to it again. gabriel's on do, i would just need it at united nations, new york. as i said, i had here in out 0, the government in mexico drastically reducing the number of people officially declared is missing. find out why the hello. we will say yes. another round of rain pushing into southern parts of china over the next style. so and then it shoots a little try and place to say the moment high pressure across the japan to find and try here for the time. big is why the system into northern china lots is developing feature that will sink its way further south was joining up with another barrier cloud across central, the southern parts of china, making its way further south with an east which as we go through saturday. so big a live you shout was coming through him all the same on sunday,

slipping across southern parts of china, causing the flooding issues here with the weather there in to taiwan. and you can see it tons increasingly wet across a good pond to japan by sunday, making his way right across the country by the end of the week can be while some increase the weather coming into indo china. so also some showers into the philippines that should not the head on those very high temperatures that we have seen recently. and one of the shows too, right across the light peninsula, some out just seeing some pretty wet weather as well as also somewhat weather 2 went to west for lanka, bundle dish, and ne of in the us and big and live the showers coming through here. so it's a little more widespread across the end. there was a go through the next couple of days and that will make it a little less hot. the a 100 than 6 kilometers stretched remote and powerless jungle. fione land route to

south america for migrants shakira side of the united states a voyage. but for some law, none the less for accomplished families. it's a risk they are willing to take full lines and box on this on for giving journey to tell the story of one of the children of the barium go on a jersey to the the other guy you're watching out to dinner. lots of stories and the us says it's close . i like israel, may have violated international humanitarian. lauren gone so well using weapons supplied by american manufacturers. the state department has published along the

way to review the use of us referenced by israel's army in johnson. south africa has also the international court of justice to order these really meant a treat to withdraw from rafa and allow the unimpeded access of humanitarian aid into the strip of africa's lawyers say israel's assault in the southern city is causing a ripple home the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly voted tobacco palestinian bid to become a full you and member, a 143 countries budget and favor 90 games. 25 interstate calls on the security council to reconsider the matter to move that would effectively recognize policy instinct. american universities worried that the ongoing student protest against israel's war on gaza on their campuses could lead to funding cuts from donors, summer, threatening to end. that supportive process comes on clear thought 0 is unofficial reports. now from washington, the elite school is expensive and prestigious they believe

a whole lot of a quality education. just in the last few days. schools in arizona, massachusetts, and pennsylvania, of clear protest is from the attempt. many pushed into it by donors, angry, a disruption that's been created so close to graduation ceremonies. if you look at what's happening throughout the us, i think it fear because of how because of my deal. you know, they've done as i've made the opinions phase, a key and also the agenda is very clear that they feel that they can indeed be no direct. our curriculum become direct collaboration. most for testers, one universities like dw here in washington to cut all ties with israel on to diverse. that means taking money from donors that has been invested. i'm pulling it from funds linked to israel, or the us defense industry companies like re its own mcdonald, douglas. but the university's hosp to work a very fine light because some people say their money will dry out. if there is no

change in policy. this is a tough spot for university leaders is, has a potential threatened understanding with big donors who are more liberal and saudis, conservative states can put them on the wrong side of st legislatures. so that is a, not a great place for university leader to be university. so being forced into action before the divested from links with pop types of topic that in the seventy's and eighty's from fossil fuels at the ton of the century, from russia. after that, you create invasion 2 years ago, i would like to see a student committee be a part of that investment committee decision making process because of this kind of question. this was the only time these kinds of controversies have arisen. they're just the more public of what's going on in the last couple of decades. i do believe students ought to be a part of this investment funds can run to tens of millions of dollars. for example, harvard has a $50000000000.00 gather from supporters and backers on previous investments,

the largest fund in america. some universities have committed to divestment, others have offered to discuss and consider that's been enough to help protest. but for those still refusing the piece more disruption and protest students continue to last. we peacefully push their kids. oh and fisher. i'll just do the washington. the 2 people have been killed during russian, shelly and ukraine's ne in khaki, reaching the local governance as a ton of, of china, which lies less than 5 kilometers from the russian border and was targeted at least 3000 people are being forced to leave the homes ukraine's own forces have rushed reinforcements to khaki. ukrainian president. volume is lensky. so it's fist fights . he's taking place in the area, trying to hold him in a small from it was in the early hours of friday morning. the russian forces of

balls to cross the border. i mean to north eastern ukraine in the heart of keith region. now this region is especially important because it has ukraine, 2nd largest city, how to keep the city and this, uh, uh, fonts and offensive wasn't just on the ground resume. so we have an aerial from above, and it was at villages and towns being evacuated as well on that front line on the hockey region. well, president polonium is a landscape. ukraine said that was for now. you craning defenses a holdings, but the a fee is $5.00 to was being full receipt of which along the way, we're contacting us to buy the g mitchell rusher. launched a new way to the counter offensive in this direction. ukraine met them the with our troops per day. it's an artillery. it's important to understand that they can build up and consolidate forces in this area. it is a fact, but i'm literally come on this, you about it and calculate the cost is in order to meet the enemy with retaliatory

file is odyssey there. now there was a brief hold back all the ways are scalable and then i believe that we stopped them without hillary fire. for the moment, we don't know yet if this is just a probing, a type by russian forces, or if this is a whole new front that's about to open up in this will, but either way, so you cry, it's a big problem. it's suffering from a severe lack of manpower and it's all me and also a real lot of west from rake with the lots of it's been promised with things from the united states and from it to europe in life. but most of those, a still yet to arrive in the windows, before they arrive, russian forces are expected to try and press home their advantage. they're already push pushing in slowly above the sink at all. the air is of the front line. and now this looks like a new hole that ukrainian force is going to have to try and plug john home. and i would just say to keep its willing georgia protest against

a circle for an influence bill have been going on for nearly a month. demonstrators have been gathering from the pilot, demanding the proposal to be withdrawing out. is there a spoke with one protest her about why the country's youth is taking to the streets? my name is george. uh, doing buzz. i am from about to me, a georgia. i'm georgia and i was interested in putting into politics from early age . right now. i study low in georgia and international institute of public affairs. of course i love my country if you are going to fight for freedom or you are going to become like colonial of the country. of to me ladies. georgie, always had 2 choices, either european countries or in the north, russia, and post summit, a countries. we don't only want us, but you were up and you were communion, we consider ourselves, you were i was actually at the 1st lights,

i was one of the organization. there's be a for these for this i was giving interview to you and at least 50 seconds. i hear my name is sunday and often one second, i am interested. i lost my glasses and they were beating me. they were shouting at me and that continued like for one or 2 minutes when the moment is calling you and giving you 2 choices. every time georgia has accepted only into one correct choice and that these fighting for freedom. that's what is great in georgia and people. spain is catalina, your region is holding on the elections on sunday. about off the regional problem is reject to the minority governments budget. sonya key,

i get reports now from both of the a car salons prepared to vote on sunday. they will be facing a choice. continuing with a pro separate as government op for change under pro spanish unity leadership city . 70 years ago, this region was plunged into chaos as a referendum that was declared illegal, was held in a bit to separate spain. it triggered off one of the most serious constitutional crises in spain. since there were tons of democracy with a pool or against independence, feelings ran high. there's pushing for succession, engaged in a power struggle against spanish. he knew this well, leaders of the independence movement were arrested, tried and imprisoned. so that pos in the referendum, the regional president cobbler squeeze the one, went into self imposed exile where he remains risking a rest. if he was who were to las pains, prime minister pedro sanchez issued

a pardon and released the other convict to separate his quotations in 2021, he held a bond on the holding public office. a controversial on this deal he struck with a separatist, has gone some way to call me the tension between madrid and buffalo to get throughout the time while the desire for independence has diminished and of the issues of taking precedence. yours instead of industry to me, i want to see a change. the issue of independence has been overdone, and other issues have been neglected to say no, there are more important things to focus on, like employment and social welfare. they could have done that, but they haven't because of these elections. so those who say that the dream of an independent catalonia is a false long prospect. there are those who believe it is the only credible future for the region. just because people does, he does, it was the money because he was done, but with regard to put to them on and everything he did, it is important, especially since some time has passed. so we can achieve independence in

a called more fashion, the godless of where they sit on the debate. most people here say that should be legitimate referendum on the map to to resolve this question once and pearl, but with a per spanish unity socialist policy leading in the polls. the appetite for an independent catalonia may not be enough for those wary of the instability. sonya jago alger 0 loss. so right now in india, the top coat is granted bell to jail deposition leader and chief minister of the capital view tally of in that category. value was arrested not to the corruption k seems like many as a political move by the prime minister, new intermediate governments ahead of the general election, the countries now in the middle of it 7 phase parliamentary poll. kids revive that has been allowed to come pains, but will be required to surrender to authorities again also begins in june at least $85.00 people have been killed during flash floods. enough. got us done. most of the victims. so women and children and the number of days is expected to rise

front rotors, from parts of bergland properties in the countries know on friday with already say the flooding was caused by heavy seasonal range and residence. well, the key, right? send me a shake of michelle, have minutes of a sub a has dissolved parliament and suspended some articles of the constitution. he says the country is facing how times and the tough decisions have to be made disagreements between the government and parliament. if that's a several cabinet resignations in recent weeks, the biggest point of contention is being planned, changes to the generous welfare system. this, the families of missing people have been protesting in mexico. this follows the, taught by the mexican government to the number of people officially declared has disappeared. the title has gone from over 813002 less than 13005 may say its political move ahead of elections. truly kelly on their reports. now,

from mexico city mother's day it's far from celebratory for these women. they are the mothers, wives, and sisters of mexico has disappeared. people within a $100000.00. our ability to be missing for yolanda mode on the search for her son then hit him in has gone on for 15 years. we used to be housewives. now we're human rights defenders. we are the ones who do the work because so sorry to have no idea of what they're doing. they ask us what new information we got. that's our job. but it is our children, so we do it is before he came to power, the mexican president. and that is manuel lopez over that order with.