the headlines, more palestinians die of hunger and dehydration is the israely regime's genocidal war on the gaso strip. is its 153rd day. south africa is the world of court to take additional emergency measures against israel to prevent imminent famin and starvation in gaza. and the islamic resistance in iraq says it is targeted kir at shamona airport in the occupied territories in support of the people of gaza.

hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 am here in the iranian capital tran watching press tvs world news, our top story for this half hour, israel's indiscriminate attacks continue to claim more palestinin lives uh after five months into the regime's genocidal war on the bessieged gaza strip at least six people were killed in air strikes and shootings. by israeli forces who targeted civilians in central gaza in the west of gaza city, israeli forces once again open fire on palestinian civilians waiting for eight trucks, killing at least five people and injuring over 20 others. meanwile, amount nutrition and dehydration continue to reak havic on the palestinian population, a 15-year-old teenager and a 72, 72 year old man have died in two hospitals uh due to lack of food and water. gaza's medical sources say of the number of people dying of malnutrition and hydration in gaza has surged to 20, more

than 30,700 gazons, most of them women and children, have been killed since the israeli ontslot started early last october. well, the palestinian delegation is in new york to meet with un chief and the president of the security council to highlight gaza's catastrophic conditions. two medics accompanying the group recount their horrowing experience and loss of their family members. during a press are held alongside the palestinian envoy to the un, let's stick a listen, you guys heard it in tvs and everything, but honestly we lived every single day for 13 days in gaza and it wasn't easy uh, we saw all what you're going to hear this, i saw it in my eyes and i've treated basis and i cried every single day and thank god that i came back here to at least be their voice, not my... voice, their voice,

i'm a maxel of surgeon, i lived in a state, i volunte a lot of missions, so i joined a mission recently to the european hospital in gaza, i stayed there for two weeks, we lived at the hospital, we treated a lot of patients, we as a group we treated more than 200 patients, myself i treated 16 surgeries, uh, it's not the surgeries you've done, it's the amount of displaced people and the active refugee camp that i lived in, uh, people live in the tent. live in the floor, live in the ward. since the 7th of october, my family members, over 150 of them have been murdered by israel's brutal assault on ghazza, either by israeli bombardment, snipers, or the cruel and ruthless denial of humanitarian aid, with no access to clean water, with food, equitable healthcare services, thousands more have been tormented with horrific injuries, forced starvation, trauma and... placement to

evacuation camps and catastrophic living conditions. in december, one of our family members, sabri al-farra, was murdered in his home by an israeli air strike with his nine young children. his unfortunate wife survived. she was eight months pregnant. she was displaced to an evacuation camp where she gave birth to her baby boy one month later in january. her child, her newborn infant died 20 days later from the cold and the harsh conditions in. camps. today none of us are here for condolences, we're not here for apologies. we're here for immediate action. we have demonstrated that every minute signifies the loss of life, the starvation of a child, and so we need immediate and permanent, not temporary, permanent cease fire now.

international humanitarian organizations have been raising the alarm over the unfolding crisis in the gaza strip of the ongoing israel on the besieg territory, the united nations has already dopped gaza as the most dangerous place in the world to be a child. since october 7th, tens of thousands of palestinian civilians in the gaza strip have fallen. victim to the israeli genocidal aggression, the ones that have born the brunt the honot the most are children that comprise almost half of the 2.3 million population of the coastal sliver. the united nations has described the gaza strip as a graveyard for thousands of children. the health ministry in

gaza has reported that over 12,000 palestinian children have been killed in israeli attacks so far. that means one palestinian child is killed every 15 minutes. were about one out of every 100 children in the gaza strip. the most horrific scenes are also the bombed out buildings where thousands are buried under the rubble, most of them presume dead. for those children who have survived these really on slot, at least for now, things couldn't be worse than living without their families. according to onra, around 17,00 children in gaza are orphaned. they have to live the rest of their lives if they are. lucky enough to survive with the trauma of losing their loved ones, that also under the shadow of israel's crippling blockade. the span of israel's genocidal activities is not limited to gaza alone, elsewhere in the occupied west bank, at least 420 palestinians have been killed by israeli

forces or settlers. the palestinian health ministry in the west bank says at least 110 them were children. the latest victim of the israely aggression. in the occupied west bank was a 10-year-old boy who was shot directly in the head during an israeli raid. rights organizations and eight agencies have raised the alarm over the moral and legal aspects of the military tactics used by tel aviv. israel has been facing mounting criticism for shelling and bombing residential areas leading to high civilian casualties. israel has so far defied calls as well as an interim order by the international court of justice on genocide case filed against the regime. ironically, israel is being supplied with lethal weapons despite criticism from several international bodies including the un, for the transfer of arms and ammunition to the regime to be used against gozans. investigations have uncovered that israel has

used us-made ammunitions in its strikes on palestinians, despite calls for an end to military support and aid to israel, its key ally the us reaffirmed on that it will keep providing military assistance to israel, so apparently american missiles and bombs are going to continue to rain down on gazan children, yet there is a more gradual sort of masskilling of children in gaza with israel blocking the delivery of aid required to save children suffering from acute malnutrition. it's now crystal clear that the israeli regime is using starvation as a weapon again. palestinians in its war on the gaza strip, the united nations has warned of an imminent explosion of child deaths in the coastal territory with reports of a surge and the number of children, fatalities due to starvation. that's while israel has been blocking humanitarian aid from reaching gaza.

gazan children are not only dying from bombs, but they are mostly vulnerable to the crippling siege. many palestinian children have already... starved to death in gaza over the past few days due to the us israel siege. the united nations children agency has warned that such deaths will rapidly increase if restrictions continued on humanitarian aid deliveries. unicef regional director for middle east and north africa said numerous reported child deaths in gaza are man-made, predictable and entirely preventable. the wide spread lack of food, safe water and medical services as well as problem hit. un humanitarian operations is impacting children and even mothers who are unable to breastfeed their babies, especially in northern gaza. more and more children have been starving to death as the israeli maid famin gradually takes hold, according to the united nations, one child in every six below the age of two

is already acutely malnourished. aid supplies, already sharply curtailed by the regime since the start of the onslaught, have dwindled to berlyy. trickle over the past month, swaths of the territory are completely cut off from food, gaza's few functioning hospitals already overwhelmed by the wounded are now filling with malnourished children. "there are cases of severe dehydration, this reflects negatively on the children, the mothers cannot breastfeed their children, we do not have formula milk and this has led to the death of children here at the intensive care unit. also in the nursery, there are numerous deaths. since early october, the tel aviv regime has cut off the free flow of water, food, fuel and power to the gaza strip, placing restrictions on the flow of international aid there. aid agencies..." like unra are struggling to help gazans who are under incessant israely bombardments.

ironically, the united states and other allies of israel continue to turn a blind eye to the regime's indiscriminate aerial and ground assaults on palestinians. ordinary people, not a statesman, are horrified by images of dead and wounded palestinian children and women. that is a proof of these countries complicity in the israeli regime's crimes, as they keep providing it with. weapons were blocking funds meant to alleviate the suffering of palestinians. south africa is once again asked the international court of justice to take additional emergency measures against israel the regime's genocidal war in gaza's south. africa urged the world court to take immediate measures to stop an imminent tragedy and save gazons from dying of

starvation. it also warned about the threat of a looming all-out famine in the war ravaged territory. pretoria urged the world court to force israel to take immediate and effective measures to enable the provision of the desperately needed humanitarian in gazets that such measures must be taken without new round of hearings because of the extreme urgency of the situation in the coastal territory. in case filed by south africa in january the ice. j had ordered israel to refrain from any acts that could fall under the genocide convention. the islamic resistance in iraq has launched a new attack against israeli targets in the occupied territories in support of the palestinian people in gaza. the iraqi resistance says it is targeted kiriyat shamona airport in the north of the occupied territories with a drone earlier this week. the resistance targeted israeli port of hyfa twice hitting a facility and power station its airport using drones. the islamic resistance in iraq says

that it will continue its attacks on israeli targets until the regime stops its genocide in gaza. it has also struck major american military bases in syria and iraq, amid anger over the us support for israel's onslot on gaza. in the uk government ministers are considering expanding the definition of extremism and banning members of parliament from engaging with protest groups, among them pro- palestine march organizers. human rights campaigners say the move is insult to democracy side putos a reports. the right to speak out, to protest, the very fabric of democratic rights once again under attack in the uk, as the government updates its definition of extremism and is about to introduce a potential ban on parliamentarians joining protests. recommendations from the... government's advisor on political violence, john woodcock, also known as lord walney, was

a former chair of labor friends of israel, call on leaders of the mainstream political parties to instruct their mps to employ a zero tolerance approach to groups that use disruptive tactics or fail to stop quote, hate onmarches, in the crosshairs, climate activist groups such as extension rebellion and palestine solidarity campaign. who have organized the enormous peaceful mobilizations for gaza since october last year, this is affront to democracy and an indication of a weak and decaying government's descent into authoritarianism, it totally out of touch with the british people and actually very much out of keeping with the british values that they claim to champion. ahead of walney's recommendations, and after the by-election in rotschdale, greater manchester that handed pro-palestine... campaigner george galloway, a thumping victory, a speech by the prime minister vilifying the

pro-palestinian protests demanding a ceasefire in gaza. in recent weeks and months, we have seen a shocking increase in extremist disruption and criminality. what started as protests on our streets has descended into intimidation, threats and planned acts of violence. critics say comments like those about peaceful demonstrations are a threat to the long tradition. of freedom of protest and expression in the country, his assertions are totally false, i mean, the claims of increase in anti-semitism of extremism, there is no evidence for that, i mean, this is just pure. and another indication frankly of how weak this government really is to have a special address to the nation as if there was some sort of state of emergency and some people that spoke to me thought that that we declared war on russia, what it was was george galloway, the leader of the workers party getting elected as member of parliament, i mean that should be celebrated, not not attacked in that way, it just

absolutely ridiculous. the new changes are yet to be announced and legislated, but the political... temperature is rapidly rising in the uk. in its 2024 world report, human rights watch says that the uk government's practices and policies have severely curtailed domestic human rights protections. others say the country is at risk of turning into a police state masquerating as democracy. the question now is, how deep will those erosions go, and will the mps in the building behind me allow them to continue. saidpuriza, press tv, london. "iran has strongly condemned a joint statement by the united arab emirates and kuwait regarding the three persian gulf islands of the greater and lesser tones and abu musa. foreign ministry spokesman nasar khan ani dismissed the two countries medalsome allegation saying they were devoid of any political and legal value. he said the three islands are inseparable and

eternal part of iran asserting that the country's territorial integrity will never be open to negotiation." "the three islands have historically been part of iran, proof of which can be found and corroborated by countless historical, legal and geographical documents. tehran has repeatedly rejected uae's claims over the island saying they are an indispensable rather part of the country and will remain as such. the first international conference on family health is underway in tehron, the two-day event has turned into an opportunity. for participating countries to familiarize themselves with iran's national health program described by the who as successful model has the details. health diplomacy in full swing: iran's successful national family health program and referral system detailed for healthcare officials from 14 countries as they take part in panel discussions on the second day of the

first international conference on family health, dubbed pac for. see, in other words, elaborating on how primary healthcare can be oriented to provide universal health coverage. well, i think iran has lot of what i might call demonstration projects, it has lot to demonstrate and show, not only at the gross level of of the health pop of the population, but individual efforts in primary care and how primary care can move forward and... "and i think that one can also say that iran is humble enough to say that they have more to accomplish, and that's a that's a model for other countries. basically everything from the day one up to now, it's interesting because lot is being learned from irani, what they are doing, actually what they are trying to do, especially on

healthcare, it's so interesting that uh iran is moving with the technology." i came to know that more than 90% of physicians or healthcare practitioners they are using e- prescription, so that is a great sign and i could actually i'm very hopeful by adding these small small components one day, it's very soon we will have a complete digital health ecosystem, going back to back to countries to our countries, we can implement some of the recommendations and we can take also with us. some experience from the other countries, at the same time we share our experience, what we are good in and presented in these conferences. that is why this conference can be considered an essential step for achieving the who sustainable development goals or in short 2030 sdgs. iran is the first country in the region to start

healthy cities in 1991 in three settlements in tehran. "i think the movement is very well taken in iran and we are close to 2030 and achieving sdg, this will be an opportunity to have all the sectors including the community to work under one vision which is health and well being. i think iran they develop too much in the health sector and uh we try to cooperate with with iran to in the health sector and we appreciated that the minister of of iran..." attend a conference in qatar last week. the success of iran's uac plan, which relies greatly its well-functioning pac network as demonstrated in this international conference can pave the way for stronger bilateral relations with participating countries. the participants of this conference are impressed with the level of

development of iran's software sector and they're hoping that their bilateral relations with iran will allow them to achieve similar goals. gisum shahmi press tv, tehran. that's a wrap for now, but stick around. there is plenty more to come here on press tvc in a bit.

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