the, the challenges with the israeli forces target another un side shelter and disclose, palestinians can hit these 15 people in the central gaza. the at the bottom of this is alan seymour life from the old. so coming up around president, jeanette must be possessed. can bound to serve order running into an inspector, speech on diffusion because conservative, 5 and finally,

$3000000.00 volts related schemas. pet therapy for install to do some deputies, a deterrence that you guys and nearly, and act upon that as describes the previous comments flagship scheme, undocumented monuments to rolanda, and an alliance of the health states and other to meet us on that 1st summit since things in the series of the we begin in gaza with they have been more is really strikes kind of get these 40 to palestinians, including 5 journalists, is really forces have bombed a un school housing displace people in the state of cam. kenning, 15 palestinians, dozens was injured and taken to alex the hospital instead of a lot in central garza and elsewhere. and central garza, since people were killed in strike on a home and is un warehouse,

most of the magazine refugee camp and, and the separate attack. a woman and 3 children were killed in the bridge. refugee camp is go to our correspondent and further issues. joining us live from that i was the law. tell us more about this, particularly deadly attack in the say to attend the so according to the panel, at least 15 palestinian dudley airs right here in the hospital. it took the ambulances, at least 2 hours, the injuries from the place that was targeted. i didn't johnny uh, in this like the very densely populated area where hundreds of families are seeking shelter. in this school, we're talking about how does the mean time it is evacuated from different areas across the god those trip and chose the middle area because the area see

soon. so we are in the hospital we, we with ms. a. the a couple of tell us the news that were be had did their bodies risk concert into pieces. their families were unable to recognize who they were. a not only thought we a, we also with this a couple of funerals where those kind of thing is you were killed. people gave the 3rd lots of mice and they were buried in they didn't, but after, but again, this hospital up, the hospital has been over one the patients over was it injuries and more kind of thing is, are being transferred to this is not the 1st time that is really forces targets that you end facility last night. they targeted a u. n. warehouse, an owner role warehouse where to palestinian owner, well, a directors were also killed during this had been targeted policeman had been targeted and everyone in the cause was chipped. believes that they have,

they are not safe wherever they go. and the despite the fact that it's a you and so to her, it's a street, it's a hospital wherever they go. they have been targeted. elizabeth, you know, being the when the relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. him. you have mentioned that 5 journalists have been killed and gaza today. again, a particularly busy day for joining us in a move that seeing the death of moving a 100 journalist and media work as of the well yes, if it's at true policy, an easier news have been targeted. some of these journalists that were targeted yesterday is sadie milk do. and he's a very famous at cali consulting journalist where since yesterday a colleagues have been bidding farewell for his loss. he was targeted in his house in that as an as yeah, yeah. at yesterday night, but it is really great, but those kind of thing you journalists who are still working on the field,

putting their lives, risking their lives to that because they believe that they need to report and tell the world what's currently going on. there has been no for an or international journalist entering the gulf of strip since the beginning of the war. that's why policy and journalist believe that this is more of a responsibility to continue reporting some of these policy name journalists. we're also going to attempt to do it. is this a raj? and also there have been a couple of journalists missing defense the 7th of october. so i'd like to move on new, have the and hate them. i've been to a head during the fair, a spread. i'm not only journalists, we're talking about permit, they have been targeted. we have been talking about a policeman that were also targeted today earlier today, 6 policy new police man, uh, were targeted in rough. uh and this continues and the violence continues offense, palestinian civilians, journalist apartment x, everyone in the gaza strip is

a target him. thank you very much for your recording as was that is including live and then a lot in central gaza. some, such as diseases as fighting at an unprecedented res in gaza, 9 months of as well as well. has the estimate of medical facilities and sanitation systems across the strip. lack of clean water coupled with the scarcity of basic goods, like shop a soap and shampoo. as was sending on hi janet conditions anymore. what has this report from the law in central guys of destroying tiles of garbage and rivers of ro sewage? these conditions are breeding ground for disease and throughout the densely populated gaza strip. after 9 months of war, many government services have to lapse. clean water essential to life is hard to come by. the doctor had instantly is the head of the do adverts of deluxe the

hospital. he says, the consequences of living in such conditions are clear. come and pick up and a lot of diseases such as escaping measles and chicken pox. so spreading at high rates. diseases we didn't see at such levels before the will the difficulty in accessing treatments. the skin diseases exacerbates the spread of infection. israel, the blockade has also let the shortage of many basic goods. unfortunately there is no shampoo read this sign outside of shopping there and by the kind of the why live i'm looking for shampoo or any other cleaning supplies. so we can be, but we can't find any, and if we do find them, they are sold out of exorbitant prices. i don't know why a hormone someones therapy, no supplies for the past 8 months. everything you see here is from the stock. we had all the borders are closed. if they were open we'd have larger quantities of cleaning supplies. un agencies called the sanitation and crisis across garza asylum

thread. the palestinians are the goodness. oh my yeah. we get one tank of water every 3 or 4 days, but the soap is very expensive. the price of a bar of soap can reach up to $8.00. and the sewage runs in the street and children walk around in it barefoot and add to this hot weather. we're in a state of complete destruction that most palestinians are living in overcrowded, 10 pounds or make shift shelters with no clean water and sanitation, which means these is free to quickly. a list facilities are restored. hundreds of 1000 more people are a terrific of contracting, painful and dangerous infections. honeymoon more varied by from central garza house dine. that was a james smith as an emergency physician from the u. k. who has worked in gaza is hospitalized. and he says the catastrophic stage of healthcare and gaza was

deliberately created with certain these things very, very high levels of, of, of preventable morbidity and mortality. but for many patients with complex medical problems with severe infections secondary to initially what, when mine a problems. many of them unfortunately, well, you know, now have infections that are so complicated and so complex that they may not survive. but for many people, this is not a new redeemable situation. as i've said, this is an entirely manufactured situation. this is not an issue of kind of mechanics of logistics. if israel would to allow and to permit the entry of humanitarian, a medical aid into gaza as it is legally obliged to do as the occupying power. and then this situation could be very quickly and very easily reversed. now of course, that needs to be combined. as we, as health care workers, humanitarian workers have been saying from, from day one, and indeed prior to october of 2023. and that needs to be combined with an end to

the violence. and in this case, it's a sustained an immediate cease fire. and of course an end to the last thing, occupation and locate of gaza combined. that weighs a sustain humanitarian and health assistance. and this situation can be prevented from getting any wes the to yvonne now live a foremost muscle possess gone, has vowed to serve or devante as after winning the presidential bond off, possessed count received 53.7 percent of the vote. leasing. who's conservative revival side jalie. the yvonne's interior ministry says to amount was 49.8 percent . that's nearly 10 percent high than the 1st round. but so a record low to announce that his 1st press conference was wondering, the election is s k on said there were many challenges ahead middle of the,

of the 2 might people, the great learned iranian people. i congratulate you that you have taken a giant leap, creating another milestone achievement from the bottom of my heart. i thank you for creating this hope. it was you the great people of iran who caused me to try and men and women a major trial of hardship and challenges are ahead of us. simply to enable us to provide a prosperous life for our people. we will loose in the ties one after another. today we are sharing a new chapter. it started with you taking to the streets, demonstrating, having your say and stating your demands. in here, i pledge that your voices will not go on heard. when yvonne ends have been speaking about their expectations of the new president, we are very happy that missed the position one. we really needed a little bit president to solve the economic problems of the people. i don't have any feelings. one does not know whether the situation is going to get better or worse. i didn't vote,

and i don't have any feelings whether mister possession or anyone else one. but i am very happy that at least a better candidate was chosen. i think he is more suitable by some sort of thought has more on possess gallons. comments on that on is just being focusing on the problem is that he has made through the pages because that's what campaign has possession of the base to the uranium. and he once again reinstated that, that promises we're not fools. he is committed to that promise and he's going to deliver on that. so he was promising a lot social justice, the equal rights putting an end to the gender discrimination, opening up your onto the country, creating a better function and you call them. and so one. so now we say that he's committed to the promises he will deliver. so another point was actually a message to the supreme leader or someone a who said that we thought she's wisdom and guidance. she wouldn't be standing in

front of the people now. so that's quite important this message because she has been sending out this message repeatedly to his campaign as well. and when we ask about the experts about why he's repeating such statements, commit that, i mean, especially is commitment to that, to the system here. the said that because he doesn't want to be seen as a to that by the establishment, by repeating social statements he secured in his position and making sure that he's not in the rift with the security deposit can establishment the to the point that he emphasized was that she's not the one the president of the reform is what is for him. but the price of oil, iranians and he called on his opponents that was running against him side. generally. it was ever decided, did it. it's said that now the race is over and it's time for the corporation. that's also very much important because cyber did is the parliament uranium. parliament is not already dominated by the conservatives. and so now a reform is president, being in the conserves, that there could be

a cost and passion between the parliament and the president by quoting on she's open and that it is time to corporate. he's also sending out the messages to, to also diminish, to do the leave that perhaps could emerge between him and the parliament as well. to the you. k is new prime minister has addressed a news conference off the holding his 1st cabinet meeting, guest all the details, his priorities, including reviving the economy and reforming the national health service. you said who's crap, the conservative government plan to send on documents of my friends to wanda, pulling it again at thomas labor policy, one a landslide victory on thursday, ending 14th. yeah, this conservative the 11th scheme was that and better before install to the depth of pain, a deterrent look at the numbers that have come over in the 1st 6 months of this year. the record numbers of thought is the problem that we all

inherited. it has never acted as a deterrent must be opposite because everybody has worked out particularly the gardens that run this. that's the chance of april cuttings were one that was so slim, less than one percent, but it was never to tired. the child says we're not going and not being processed and stag here that for been paid for accommodation for a very, very long time does have the complete opposite effect. and i'm not prepared to continue with gimmicks that don't act as a deterrent or challenge has moved from london. a system that has long faced criticisms that he is big on vibes. but pretty invasive when it comes to actual policy and office 1st cabinet meeting as prime minister and is us news conferences, prime minister. some of those criticisms, i think, will still stand. the matter that he reiterated here was changed that he has changed the policy. and that he is going to change the country that the mentality

of governments itself has changed from putting policy 1st to putting the country fast. but when it comes to this, the specifics, i think we're still waiting for a lot of what that will actually be the to do list is huge in this cabinet that he has assembled, has a long list of problems that it will need to address. that's the biggest bed and pulls to rachel reeves, who is the chancellor at the ex check of the 1st time that the u. k. has had a female johnson and she has the responsibility of trying to find the funds within the unproductive british economy to pay for the things that keeps. thomas government will once a day without breaking his promise at all, not significant be raising taxes in west street saying who's the new health secretary. he will have to resurrect the police. give an estimate, national health service kind of at cooper who's in the home. secretary, we'll have to look at immigration, which is for most on many votes. as mine's,

there were one to policy that the conservatives had of deporting asylum seekers and undocumented migrants to rolanda for processing that he said that he's dead and batteries keeps thomas at that box. that if that cooper will have to look at how to stop the flow of migrants, particularly coming across the channels from, from a big list of things that the government is going to have to do. and do pretty quickly. which happens how does era in london the still ahead on knowledge 0. i'm telling richard the, i'll bring you the latest updates on the floods situation in the back of this is not this region. the same depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump, now i don't think so, and that it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selected justice or weapon as ation of adjuster system. frank

assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se i thought that a 100 percent different. at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story. on al jazeera pod came in to be, is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing you have on his government with this is 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. odd since the e, you made weapons being used in guns? no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running mean what does he bring to the table? hard from being president, joe, could we do it or something we can uptake the fact that he was suddenly present as not that important factor. he had the story on talk to how does era the challenges with

the you watching me, elizabeth donovan, the of the mind to of, on top stories. the sauce has a more is really strikes the cost because i can at least $56.00 palestinians including 5 john and this is really for us as a mom. did you when school housing displaced, people in the state of cam? kenning, 16 palestinian in. yvonne roughly most of us, we possessed, john has vouchers to order vanya and talk to one of the presidential bundles he received 53.7 percent of the most amazing has conservative gone inside geneva. and the u. k is new prime minister says he'll scrap the conceptual governments,

controversial plants and undocumented migrants to rhonda, pulling it again. yes, tom is latasha, swept a victory on thursday, ending 14 years of conservative room and from florida. so we'll be heading to the polls on sunday in ronald parliamentary elections. attentions have been high since the 1st round of ocean last month in which the 5 rides made big gains. left one i'm central school, it's a trying to prevent nothing, defends national valley, from winning an absolute majority. the policies carlita jordan by data aims to become the next 5 minutes to the smith's reports from the french capital, the coming out, the largest. the policy in the 1st round of friends is parliamentary elections less sunday, fall on national raleigh is hoping to build on that. and then some on when an absolute majority in the 2nd round on ups on sundays. that would be unprecedented. first in french history that

a policy of the fall rights has the leave is just how it standing in the way is a lot to fall, a coalition and centrist policies. now those 2 groups of withdrawal, more than 200 candidates from constituencies across france and ask that to come to make those into, to how horse race is a way of trying to see off if you like, the national riley candidates, $30000.00 police extra police on duty across from an indication of the concerns going into the election, the concerns that depending on how this vote comes out, that could be some trouble, very sensitive times in friends at the moment. going into this 2nd round, the french assembly election punishments. alger 0 powers, the military natives of mani booking of also, and these yet have how they 1st mazing on the annually phone lines of comes ahead

of the logic eco was summit on sunday. the alliance of the health states as a new economic and security blog creation by the military governments of the 3 countries was set up last year for the government to help each other in cases of valiant or external aggression money. but kind of also a need to have or have ministry cruise and recent he is the regional block echo was suspend of the nations in response to the christmas and impose sanctions on the sharon money in january all 3 countries of dollars they withdrawal from echo was they also cut ties with fonts of the us and have to, into russia for security support to basically have a pretty easy to say they want to forge of close on strong relations in the area of defense and security to tackle the cause of that. i've been talking communities on all sides of the board is of the same countries and also to strengthen economic and trade relations as well as cultural and other activities. some of the 3 countries,

however, that also people who say the timing of the summit, which is just a day before the original group that caused me in a blue. yeah, is not, is deliberate and it's not like say they are trying to avoid it. however, many people believe that the meeting image wants to count or whatever is coming to that course and also outlined their position that they are not returning to the can any community off of west africa, state steps take this over and over again. but that course is still hopeful that it will be able to bring them back into its fold. it has sent the newly elected president of senegal to go around the states, his visit to some of these countries, and met with the leaders. however, i took care whether or not he's got a positive response from these countries. so that's the situation at the moment. basically to sort of strengthen relations between the 3 countries. us president joe biden says he has no intention of stepping down as

a candidate to the upcoming election is being facing, rising, precious. and so shaky debate performance against donald trump last week in an interview with the abc, a bite and look to come democratic party concerns over his candidacy. a section was shown terrible. matter of fact, the documents they ask, they did a cobra test to try to figure out what's wrong to do the test to see whether or not i had a some infection. you know, a virus. i didn't just had a really bad cold if you can be convinced that you cannot defeat donald trump, where you stand with the offensive of the lord americans on something that i might to us officials, a warning that stone bell could re gain, strengthen hood texas as a category to hurricane bell was downgraded to a tropical storm off the heading mexico, as you can, confidential to. it's now moving back over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, where it's full costs to re gains trends. it had made land for me in the mexican

island of causing that on friday, parts of the region, a still without power. and mexican officials have a storm, could still close flooding relief efforts underway for millions of people who've been cut off by flooding in ne, in bonds. the bush authorities have one of the dangerous flag levels and several districts thought of the child that he sent this update from said it. widespread flooding continues to inundate rural areas of not distant bung with dash, tens of thousands of still stranded and in desperate need of fresh food and water. a legal sign, a poultry farmer, has 5 family members to support. he sighs, he has not received any help from the authorities yet. stealing shock is not sure how he will co that i yeah, the flood has badly damaged most of my home. many of items were washed away by the boat. and we are bad, he making intimate i have not seen floods like this in my lifetime. they for some

just finding a green pasture for the live stock has become a major challenge. the 1st jazz, whatever says we are facing much hardship due to this flood and a viewing. i have to look for gus all day for the few life stuff that i have left. bad weather is also impacted burn the dish to solve this region. many drawing a refugee is leaving the foothills of the camp where heavy rains and the land slides have been causing loss of life. and where to beg them last, a 21 year old son. in elaine slide, my son got stuck on to the mountain the lawn slide my to turn to a night and try to rescue him in the dark as it was to the indians. not distant state of meg ally and now some bothering bung with dash, have also experienced heavy rains and flooding and whizzing weeks. the filling

region of an off is bangladesh already devastated by last month. daily is now facing new flooding from heavy monsoon, rain and upstream water from india worsening the situation. so i'm environmental. experts believe that they retrograde fall is linked to climate change river bed. so taishan, river encroachment and the recently constructed eat meat or moines highway in the flat plane region may have also worse and the effects of the floods. you tell me if you don't want to know the new highway is a barrier for water flows of the water that comes from india is by rock river. 35 percent flows through the sooner river and the rest through the cushy river, which is directly connected to the mits, mani floodplain. once the flags received for the router and farmers, we have lost everything. it will take months if not years to rebuild their homes. they need all that system they can get,

but for many help is you have to come from the job the, i'll just say, i'll still have not this bangladesh and that. so for me, elizabeth put on whether was next and it's have story you will examine once ahead for yvonne's new president. also possess key on thank you for watching the the, how are we gonna find tablets is a little below the seasonal average here in concert, right? with a mess cabinet dies, in fact, just the topics he lost the class guys, but it's quite a breeze quite a few miles setting in. i'm not sure. mile blowing his way down across that eastern side. we'll see some positive saudi arabia across us here in cats. are pushing by the south was lifted dustin san, something to watch out school. so just about the t 9 celsius here in the hot over the next couple of degree days. couple of degrees below the seasonal average. would

you believe kindly call to enough truth be told by the a show us there up to was a cool cuz he is pushing up towards georgia. that is the side of ducky i. it's a sort of the med generally try. you might just catch the old rock shout just around the western past. oh sir, but a lot of very warm sunshine. once again, garza at around $31.00 celsius, plenty of warm sunshine to across northern africa. the crop of showers out of the gulf of guinea, southern positive nigeria gonna see already i've seen some very heavy right through liberia, maybe all the way up to was sending go seasonal wayne's through quite nicely for the time being to slide out into the atlantic over the next day or so, so as to just around the roof body pushing up towards the west side of kenya. but some really wet and cool weather, making its way across south africa of the . this is the 1st one i saw that we see in the real time it's the victims

themselves long before there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. a ron's new president has promised to bring changes at home and engage leaders abroad, but with the supreme leader wielding the ultimate power with less what would possess skill on be able to fulfill his promises. and how will he deal with the many challenges facing his country? this is inside for the

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