the the $45.00 envious people anywhere in the world. not even got the united nations head signs the alarm over a hunger disaster in the impossible palestinian enclave while accusing israel, obstructing the distribution of the monetary and supplies. because the live reaction, i'm not coming up all to a head to really study which is due to some of those of what you do. some of the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world by blocking even the councils. extremely weakened, call for cessation of hostilities and guys of russia slums. the us rejection of a cease fire for guns, and that's the un security console. possibly be heavily watered done resolution to at least boost a deliveries to civilian gonzalez's. raleigh,

across the world. in solidarity with the palestinians of noble outrage, groves arrays realized relentless system, the midnight of bun cooper for in the afternoon in shanghai in 11 am here in moscow this saturday december. the 23rd welcome to the our team. use our more than $300.00 sized young gals ins, face nutrition, unpreventable. this is the stark warning from the un children's emergency fund. the chief of the united nations itself also pointed to some alarming statistics. according to the will see program wide split as fact mean looms model. then how familiar and people are part of the population are facing what experts classify as, get this 3 levels of hung up to 4 out of 5 of the angriest people

anywhere in the world's not even got so many people out of measuring the effectiveness of the many teddy and they'll put ation in gaza based on the number of products from the ships in the rep. can i send you an involved that product? notice that the allowed to a load a across the bottom of this is mistake. the real problem is that the, what use ratio is conducting these will fantasies is creating massive ops that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've eaten side garza and tony of a terrace was speaking shortly after the un security council adopted along the way to the resolution on gallons of urging the increased delivery of a 2 civilians. now the vote came after days of delays. now, as member states were forced to dilute the draft to avoid another veto from the us to ultimately abstain the failure to agree a ceasefire was condemned by russia,

which also declined to vote in favor of the final resolution. your story of the a singular study which is new to some of those of luxury. some of the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities and gaz instead. washington playing dirty, sold a text, actually a license for israel to killed palestinian civilians and gaza under the pretext of, quote, creating conditions for a cessation of hostilities under pressure from the us. which effectively took over the authorship and you served the work on the text behind the scenes at various levels, twisting the hands of regional representatives, the text lost more and more important provisions with each new revision. colleagues, this is a tragic moment for the security council, not a moment of triumph for multilateral diplomacy, but huge on principles blackmail. it is an open defiance on the part of washington

of the suffering of the palestinians, and of the aspirations of the world community to put an end to it. the security council is essentially being asked to stay out of the way while the us twists its arms in the region, not for the sake of peace as my american colleague claims, but to ensure washington's narrow self interest. well, the 15 member body that leads the united nations finally approved a resolution regarding the situation in gaza. now for weeks, the un security council has been delayed. but finally, there was a resolution that the united states did not detail 13 countries voted in favor of it. the united states and russia both abstained. and afterwards the u. s. representatives spoke highly as if this was a great step forward for the protection of humanitarian concerns in the ongoing fight and gaza. here's what the us representative had to say. since the start of this conflict, the united states has done,

worked tirelessly to alleviate this humanitarian crisis. to get life saving assistance and to gaza and to get hostages out of kaiser to push for the protection of innocent civilians and humanitarian workers and to work towards a lasting piece. but today this council provided a glimmer of hope amongst a c, a imaginable suffering. today this council called for urgent steps to immediately allow safe and hindered and expanded humanitarian access and to create the conditions for sustainable cessation of hostilities. i'll note that this is the 1st time this counsel has used this language. language we believe is critical to scaling up aid and underscoring the tough steps ahead as

we work together to achieve a lasting piece. but the reality is that the situation on the ground in gaza is dire. $20000.00 civilians have already died and the body counts is rising. death toll continues to increase. however, the resolution that was passed did not call for a ceasefire and did not restrict israel's activities. i was simply allowing some humanitarian aid to go through china. i spoke before the council and expressed some disappointment with the resolution. they ultimately voted in favor of teaching. we welcome the adoption of this draft resolution. there were quite a number of adjustments to the text in some important aspects. those adjustments and not consistent with the efforts we have made. they do not meet our expectations, given the urgency of the situation on the ground, the humanitarian catastrophe and goals are that is getting more di i, by the day the counselors contact and office at least the glimmer of hope for

increased and expedited deliveries of humanitarian aid to garza now, the palestinian representative who spoke before the council describes the dire situation. the lack of access to medical care, the lack of access to electricity. the fact that journalists and humanitarian workers have been killed and have been in harm's way of the palestinian representative described how the whole world is outraged by what israel was doing, and the blatant atrocities being committed by his barely forces. this concept 1st met to address this great crisis when hundreds of palestinians had been killed by his, the occupying power. and it's cj and the aggression on the guys trip. the concert is now meeting after over $20000.00 palestinians have been killed. almost half of them children. no one should forget that what we are

talking about a 2300000 palestinians who have been fighting for their life and facing death every single day for 75 days. this requires an immediate fuel money to audiences via now back by 153 states on the world. there is no way to stop the war, crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide under way, but an immediate cease by it. now israel spoke before the council and described its activities as necessary in order to stop terrorism and described how the condemnation coming from international bodies and from various different voices around the world was simply the singling out of israel, the targeting. and demonization of israel is this council 6 to enter still it is, it should start by supporting israel's mission of returning hostages and the

limited and doing the some us threats at the very least it must prevent from us, is empowerment. just as his counselor is committed to increasing aid, it should also be committed to blocking the smuggling of arms and transfer weapons to the almost terrorists. and just as this council is committed to ensuring a reaches gauze and civilians should also be committed to ensuring the cit aide is not the ability to come up stairs. we do not care about the civilian population. the focus of any resolution should also hold from us accountable, while taking every step to prevent them from intrinsic themselves and regaining power. united states continues to protect israel, and this resolution was very much the result of many efforts by the united states to make sure that no resolution was passed by the council. that condemned is really activities or demanded a halt or a ceasefire. now the united states does not only want to be the protector of israel in the international arena, but he wants to be a backer of israel. we have a situation where the binding ministration is calling for 14000000000 additional

funds. $14000000000.00 additional dollars to be sent to israel in order to enable them to continue their operations in gaza, which are being condemned widely by the world. so the united states seems to be pretty solidly behind israel, despite international outrage about as rarely activities. there's talk and further escalating us support for israel, a mid international condemnation of turning attention to events on the ground, the idea offensive, and southern guns that seems to be deepening with the city of ton eunice coming under a renewed run of shelling, reportedly killing at least 6 people, a warning distressing images, a head with little room resources left, including beds. a number of injured children are being treated right on the floor enough for hospital and made a catastrophic influx of casualties. doesn't official say more than a 1000. you probably already been killed during the war will go during this account . also tardy, spoke to this earlier from can eunice situation and the guy that sounds has been

ever since i read them because of the ongoing boulevard in different areas. the army us entire to control more areas in the south east and the northeast. oh ok. you and his wife and a family owned a city center. the he is a little bottom insisted on going. there certainly have been doing some kind of military version for the sake of identifying the not the kind of network according to their statements. so overnight, more than $55.00. i understand he is working on really infinity of this area. so this is the scene in this open and i could, since he's been here 20 years. and also if i switch him to complete guys, i just wanted to kind of even when the measurements of the diesel speaking the set, the number of fluids allows into gaza. and we could see how the international community was divided over the fact that there is

a need. but they are also agree with your own. i agree that there is a need for humanitarian aid for the people to cause or to be allowed. and however, at the very same time, they divided over a i wouldn't that a, into gaza, they are very good that come through numbers. they keep track of the numbers, but they're very bad when it comes to different actions. and now the international community, just as failing to allow the attendance of the image or add the database that these are the in the meantime is way below the minimum around the list that $100.00 chart notes i, they would list it to the items that are decided by the patient to be allowed to go that sort of human. their situation continues to the 3rd and people are more exposed that ever know that it has been a challenge for them to find fluids. i try to find water. i tried to feed their families, i tried and tried to even put it as well. i had all of the you in both the as

really president and psych choose the world bully of actually humphrey the delivery of 8 to again sir. let's be glad to show on this unfortunately, due to the decisive failure of you and, and it's work with other partners in the region. they are unable to bring in more than a $125.00 trucks a day. meaning today it is possible for ride 3 times the amount of humanitarian aid to gaza. if the un, instead of complaining all day would do his job. let's go try and use well now i'd speak with thomas. so del, a longer who manages the media units of the international red cross on presence. we appreciate your time today. thank you very much, sir. how do you assess the recent statement from these really present, claiming that the u. n. is to blame for gals and not receiving and no fate. so was wondering if there's but i mean, so they like what i would say that, but the one point that uh uh, in that statement the says, but what they can say is that it is clear that didn't seem to this company best

started uh, uh, there is a huge issue in bringing you money by the name of the inside the guys up for his sake on that. even if a boat that he's open to go to the south of buffalo gas, we do that, then there is no safety and not safe space with way, okay? inside the guys are steep, so he's not the not to bring you money. that in a email and steve, the quantities, but he did this level, but they're not doing that. he's no safety and, but he's no se fox as simple as the state. so i think that the very best these and it'd be my own which does say in the last week. so we need to have a continuous scroll. you might have an a but also safe. and i mean the access to email, i guess they just directly and what mr. hertzog also said, he said, but does that could not be provided with 3 times more. humanitarian aid is not currently technically possible in your view the needs

and what i've been on the board did of course, i mean all the process, the store to made trucks and things. but then also what they've been often words because they have the deities that we can bring the trucks, email and, and, and nobody's shown can scale up, but the weekly. but then we look at that safety date as the one that i don't want this, but also cbm. so to get to the money that i made, that we will definitely see the inside of the guy, the state and, and to the even. uh, i mean nothing but the visa is the black pasta. uh, at the moment. and uh, we don't know where to a how many trucks and which kind of good. so we didn't the guys a steepest also to plan along. there man, in the venture on that is what he shot an engine understood. just turning attention to events of new york at the un security console then on friday night, what's your reaction to that resolution?

do you think it will be able to make a difference for civilians in guns? i mean, i want to state of the museum gas. it series being and i, i don't want one that has to maintain both and so far, long the discussion between member states that lead to what was up in the recent to be in the last i would as with the, with the both of these. so these are some now i thing that these, i mean for the state, but the main points for that is the main possible as these what we like the next. so how these really impact that motivation. so of course, uh again that the main, the main problem in the store have safety to work in the business. and to give you money that in a but, and then you need to get this thing into the safety for the, for to be done. so now it means that a managed, we're talking about the whole, most of the entire pollution over the guys are still displaced. the sometimes even more than one. so we're talking about a few must be the snow speeds. i've seen the north and fuels because inside it is

a state board can so they they, they, they need study man. so the money sort of issue on these, the scale of a not dramatic way. but then yeah, you know, we need the agreement between the pot, the store of safety to do so. so we hope that these a policy, the step of the solution, we bring the dish on top of a. yeah, we'll speak about hospitals in just a moment. if we can, but just on the resolution as well, just to point out, it does not include a call for a cease fire. how do you expect that factor to affect the delivery of a to gal since just to add to what you were saying? so big that that process was born uh, almost done under the 60 s ago in a bunch of fields. uh and of course, so they did the, the best case scenario, these, the bill speed it is to stop and to have, uh, uh, not anymore of them by them is why the way the bus dealer, we have to use the word okay. in that situation of conflict. uh so the main problem is that the old, the 5 to send this up is he never completed it. what are the other 5 digits of the

call? it needs to be pretty spec, but you might have that in what it gets. so to give a safe buy search through my thought of what it is and then also to the spectrum, but like cv dense of course so. so again, uh, i do hope uh, and the call is always the same as the deposit this we continue. we are protecting that you want it done. and what is that? and of course, if we decided to aspire session of this, the, this is the best, the thing i do 1st and foremost, so for the cbs in gaza. and we saw, so for the you mind if that happens, but how much would change the way with the 7 days of both of the deciding where we are able to immensely skate off. but the you money, by the end of this month, you, that you re, is the unimportant point earlier. and it's a very basic question. you have a war going on in gaza. you have people needing treatment, but hospitals have either being shut down, demolished, or otherwise, particularly in the north. so how are locals getting medical attention?

these are very good question. thanks a lot. these actually in some 5. so guys, are they going? and these, of course these unacceptable in some of this bottom does up the starboard into the basics, the so we need to imagine that's the bush on the way. uh, even uh, uh, getting the basics. but let's say they found this season of flu, which email solution with people that are leaving and overcrowded spacing sports. it became shows that, i mean, the dates when sundays, he's on the phone, was by the, like, the wives by you. and of course of these can create the, the main, the has the problem so to the voice of a sudden so, so to shoot but, and i can give you an example of my child that has been in europe a way we have all the same doctors as that they can see by you all takes because as if i see better in the last few days. and of course that we don't the doctor and we thought that the but the but you know, the sheep would have been in that situation of cheaper in guys that is that there is no doctor mainly inside most of the boss of gaza. and there is no one to be able

to accept most lots of guys. so this, the police of this situation is for the type of traffic. i need some deep sleep, but it's deeply, deeply cold. certainly for us, any humanitarian organization in any conflict. it's a very difficult time, but there seems to be additional difficulties here because i'll just read what was said to our viewers the policy to me and read present. i choose there's real of targeting hospitals. most recently, the group said the id f rated un unable and center in the jabante, a refugee comp unimed bustled area, detaining a number of its stuff. can you perhaps tell us how they were treated or are more about that incident? well, i mean, 1st of all of it is uh some of the issues of communication with the using gaza. so i have a, some preliminary information. i'm coming from other side of this and colleagues and, and they told us of any, uh, i mean this because the sea based on the way uh cliques, we are working in the account. now hes posts the on the head poster. but under

thousands of people in the, in the out there and did with so around the, by the shelving by the vitamin. so the, the moment this, as you, as you get a posted by the civic us instead, the thing where they didn't buy these, but 80 defense forces. so some of our for leaks where detain the some of this uh uh, functionality with release the industry bush on the still is still going on. but i think that is really i called the coming nice thing. but these are kind of, uh, the mind that are on the side that sold to buy this mass that he spent the, i would guess a mass, but he spent that bus eating this and we need to have a safe. and i mean the docks this way, but he was using need the big as a state by the name of the past, the name of the part of the word and the for the, sorry for the did you want to use the field or actually being targeted whether you know that the bottom get the pop, the, it's always a pretty cheap to speak about data. and we need those little suppose to,

to gather information. so before to speak about the data, get the, the get, the, the, we need to gather more information on what the, the left, the is that there is no safe space into the sleep, including all those, including for the work that's encouraging for them. and these, of course it's not, but let me put then what is real sais? they claim the hospitals and other civilian facilities that they've been reading across gals that are being widely used by hum us, including the fire rockets onto is really territory. how's your organization recorded any incidents of militants up such sites? i looked at these kinds of information and i didn't hear about there. but what i can tell you as to important point to me bidding for. the 1st one is that the, when we voted on on deposit these 2, despite the us, be those on the initial on those of these mean so, so that the visa must not to use and i'll speed up what i do mean that over the show. so this is a anyway, so on both sides if you want to knock on the on one,

the 2nd on the bottom these, that the, then we have the skin 17. during this conflict of, we have these seem to create a what was the way, is not a model last semester that i'll be bosa can be fun. but and this is absolutely something that it's deeply concerned in for me, for my organization. and maybe the feeling sure whether we can pass this message in the all speed of the doctor submits these that are patients and even these. but even someone is using the all to be the wrong way. no. the, the non, there's not patients need to discuss any, any highly in this life, but will be bomb the or to be short is a, so i seem to be suspended. it is a very important point, but that we have to keep being repeating told about this it because you've been very good with your time just a few more points to touch on. and it kind of just returned to the delivery of humanitarian aid because it's such

a big issue. the rasa crossing with egypt has been referred to as a spiteful lifeline by locals in gallons of some say, there's simply not enough a coming in on fear the crossing could actually be closed. the guys inside of that border has come increasing. the under is really fire your assessment of that situation. there. it is clear that that also both of these is a life life is the longest line for the, for the people in gaza. now of course, the easy not know is these an easy way? sure. no. because again, the opening, the boat of that, it's very important. we can know that it's the, made the import, pennsylvanian the open. but then the only these that the inside godsa, the logistical problem security problem, any men's needs. so that this evolution is speed complex. and they both ways that in the next coming base and weeks that we'd just be able to. and we have to have a much more do you mind that i need and put in gaza input. see if it deep inside.

got so too many southern circulating on social media shows. palestinians actually do things on a trucks and warehouses in gaza earlier and they just showed on man, on top of laurice telling people to get out of the way as they drove away is a getting to those who most needed from that area. yeah. so of course a, but i mean i can talk about the, what's by the side of dressing call the so doing. and what they have doing is to bring the aid to that with obviously send and based on means of distributing a wasp does for the communities, mandy to share that there's a so there's points to it or people that thinking should that know that develop them a new thing, of course, that it saves that splitting the concerning but like a nice thing that is the, i think one of the disposition of the people and the solution, the way you don't have access to barely, you have access to the phone, didn't work or you don't know all the feed, the, your, the adult, the try is the probably you will have done the same. so i'm not trying to justify

sure who do use. but nice thing that we need the easy to take the best i great method of function to being modest for the motor. what the motor up may be seen, some motor has to support. that would be pretty fast and then not regard is real. recently opened the 2nd border, crossing to a lot of limited supply of a to flow through there as well. to what extent is not alleviating the situation in gas. it when i mean again it needs, it's a 1st step, but of course the desktop. do you mind if the boy that you're referring to is it would not be that changing the life of the people in gossip but the, for that able to open the front door to gas up to bring the more you money that an 8 of course is a game changer. so the whole, pierre, is that the, even that you money, the default you money that needs to get him shut on board there. so some of the between gas and these are left will be the increase that in the next coming days and weeks. the u. n. world state program has one that given the current level of

destruction in gals that more people could die, thomas. so from the aftermath of the word done from the actual is really military strikes it's, it's showing a prospect given the already high debt total, isn't it? it's a shocking one, but they have to pay the fees on assessment that it's a, that's equal to be pretty accurate a if we can not pay for would not be able to get to that, of course. so you might already have a set of together. we depart this and so on to cut also these a vicious cycle that we were not able to teach people that are not able to provide support. we are not able to be for the, we're not able to get both there and this was they shouldn't yet i was part of my colleagues. so by this side of crescent, what they mean, we know exactly how to save lives. so we know exactly what they did, something, but we don't have the means to do that. we don't have the conditions. we don't have the agents. so we just need to be make sure that people are, we get what they need the but the moment side to the no one,

each city the able to view, but they can be 5 the you might anybody announce the people that's i'm just finally, i'm wondering if you could shed some light on some reports from the un saying that there's been a legit execution of all norm civilians by is really trips and gals that is your organization aware of those reports. now we, we saw something on our media and social media and those, but it was a concerning and the start of the but i, the time i just wanted to discuss it. so. okay, well thank you so much for coming in the program and it sharing your thoughts and all at a run the situation in dallas, the international red cross on present spokes person, thomas odella longer. we appreciate your time. thank you very much. thank what size is all the people have gathered around the world to demand an immediate cease fire in gaza. protesters express their solid directly with the palestinian people on plains. western governments were enabling the violence in yemen. people took to

the streets of the country's capital center to show their support for kansas, the demonstrators right in force, johnson and waving founders as they call for an end to vs. so want to show you as well. jordan, colleagues is raleigh died side the us embassy in the countries comfortable. protesters didn't nice washington support for israel called on the global or the community to provide more a towards the recent. they deliver them much at needed consignment and supplies through egypt to these many people from different backgrounds announced or done, gathered in a shared call for peace and an end to the killing. hundreds of protesters and the dutch capital stir john voice, their anger. what they say is a genocide. yes. okay, that is where we leave the use run it up for now. i mean,

in the middle saying at defiance and you fucked up itself up there on a busy softer they like the public. sanchez, i've been doing newspapers in 30 years as you may know into languages by the way, and not just here in the united states, but all over the world. and i've interviewed like 4 or 5 us presidents work to different television networks. and from all that, and the reason i say it is because i've learned that news needs to be honest and direct and impactful. and this is direct impact the you know, i noticed recently the global summit.