the u. n. has described the renewed fighting between him off militants and israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of golf. and i'll still of these resume this morning after negotiators failed to extend what had become a southern day ceasefire. officials from the home aust controlled health ministry in the gaza strip, say a $178.00 palestinians have been killed in the hours and since the militants and gaza have also been firing rockets towards israel, but no casualties have been reported. they have here a week of relative calm. the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dash in hopes that the truth would again be extended. it is real, said it resumed combat after her mass violated the terms. but her mass, which the us and the you have designated a terrorist organization, lamed israel for the breakdown intox. in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the busiest the house of civilians. people who fled from

the u. n. has cited as well as say it has conducted more than $10000.00 as strikes since the spot on the 7th of october. or the u. n. has said that there are serious concerns about whether it usually is complying with international humanitarian law. and we spoke with survivors in the con, goodness, i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't had by the trap. i immediately threw myself to the ground who was sitting and suddenly striking. and that was truck on the head by phone and storing over because my sister had 8 children. she flight from on during the bombardment and took shelter here. and as nearby areas were being hit, she had a see she had died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children, and their father is displaced, trying to make a living, what product you're telling, or put up what kind of pig situation. and that's how you in human rights commission of all kind talks as a he's colleagues, describe the c bc manager and conditions in gas. a mind human to te

n has called a tragic and shameful milestone. the un security council has set 2 votes on a draft resolution in the coming hours, calling for the scaling up of humanitarian aid deliveries in gaza. proposal by the united advert everett's also demands an urgent and sustained suspension of hostilities. witnesses saves, waiting forces killed 11 on on the palestinian men in front of their families. for rounding up the women and children and attacking them, you and is demanding an investigation into the election attack on tuesday in gaza city, which it says could constitute a war cry. in the world see program has one that goes, that is at risk of a devastating famine if the conflict continues report by the u. n. and other agency says at least one in full household already facing catastrophic hunger. that's 9577000 people out of a population of 2300000 suffering from an extreme lack of food. therefore, it says the risk of family is increasing by the day. you and agencies are saying only 10 percent of gauze food needs have been entering t

the u. n. has called the renewed fighting between a mos militants and israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of god. the mos control of health ministry in concert says at least a 178 policy unions has been killed since a week long since fire ended early on friday and will end it. their next companies are failing to tap that potential of people with disabilities. chris cobar has the details on dw business after the break. don't forget the website dw, dot com and of course, socials our handle there is at the w news. i'm like to look and stay with us if you can. and bye for now, the, these places in europe smashing of things with bold expenses and the treasure map for modern globetrotters describe it as some of us wriggled, begging sites on youtube, and also input the interest the global economy our portfolio g w.

following pro democracy protests in 2019 the u. n. has was the 150000 people in guns. i have no way to go. as israel widens, it's as c and ground defensive against homeless classified a 10 recruit by many countries, thousands of palestinians, mostly women and children, were killed in a new wave of is running the strength of a nice attacks have driven tens of thousands south to the city of rafa on the egyptian border, the no way in garza is considered safe. a warning this report contains graphic images a friend dick search for survivors. and the aftermath of an issue strike on an apartment in russia and gas is sell. an injured baby to is among those clues from the wreckage to risk. it was races to hospital. the width of the injured children are over. i think the we escaped from northern gather and a standing at my sister's house. we came here to rosa and then they hit the neighbor's house which collapsed on to us. we came from the north because they said we'd be safe here. i wish we'd be much, they hadn't least hadn't come here. move an easy to seem to have gas estimate

the u. n. has warned that gaza is facing a public health disaster. it says almost half of the population has moved to rafa. a small city at the southern age of the territory. the u. n. has also warned that causes are facing deprivation and disease in an increasingly confined area. as israel continues to hit the entire strip with air strikes.

the u. n. has warrant that gaza is facing a public health disaster. it says almost half of the population has moved to rafa. a small city at the southern age of the territory. the u. n. has also warned that guidance are facing deprivation and disease in an increasingly confined area. as israel continues to hit the entire strip with air strikes.

the u. n. has warned the guys that is facing a public health disaster. it says almost half of the population has moved to rafa. a small city at the southern edge of the territory, d, u n. has also worn that guidance are facing deprivation and disease in an increasingly confined area as israel continues to hit the entire strip with air strikes the.

the u. n. has said that there are serious concerns about whether easel is complying with international community around low. we spoke with the survivors in the communist. i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't head by the trap. i immediately threw myself to the ground for listed and then suddenly striking it. and it was truck on the head by phone and still in the coming up. my sister had 8 children, she flayed from on during the bombardment and took shelter here and does nearby areas were being hit. she had a seizure, died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children and their father is displaced, trying to make a living what product you're telling of apocalyptic situation. that's how you in human rights commission, a full cartaccess, his colleagues describe the human nature and conditions in gaza. a mind human to tear and colleagues have described the situation as apple collected in these circumstances. there is a high risk of atrocity crimes. measures need to b

n. a chart to it where he addressed the the represent, as i said, the security council in new york, you know, the correspondent benjamin alvarez group, but thank you for that update aid agencies re, it's raising the warning of a lessening humanitarian situation in gaza and nearly weeks of the conflict is all told as a civilian population to evacuate to the south of the territory. but finding that it has intensified and food was in other essentials, are in short supply. this is a comp for displaced people in con units and this time. so if the guy so stripped, entire families have moved here during the intense fighting life is a struggle as well that saw come on the situation is really difficult for me. i haven't had bread for a week. there's nothing. even when we get it. i give it in pieces for my children, my husband and i do not eat. we can go without the proper channels and call and tell them that it's gonna have to be then we make it me last the whole day. so instead of having breakfa

n. has ignored the rape and mutilation of women by how mastery and october 7th terror attacks during the session which included activists and diplomats from dozens of countries. presentation was given. laying out the evidence. i'm asked denies. it's fighters committed to thanks crime scene, israel. israel's military's, as it's 5 digits, his truck has bella positions, and they bring levin on. it says this was in response to miss alt 5 into israel as well as backed by iran. that is considered a terrorist organization by the us, germany, and of us. the us has announced a visa bands on these related settlers involved in attacks on palestinians in the west bank. the us has repeatedly called in israel to do more to stop the settle of islands, which has increased since the october 7th mass attack. the us state department said the band with impact dozens of people. officials and nigeria say at least 85 people were killed when a military drawn strike hit civilians by mistake. president bullet to

n. has heard accounts of sexual violence by him asked during the october 7th terror attacks. at a meeting in new york speakers attacked united nations officials and rights groups failing to do enough to investigate the rape and mutation of women come asked denies it's fights, has committed sex crimes. a funeral has been held for a palestinian man killed you and then is there any rate in the occupied westbank? the tire tree has seen a surge in violence since the fighting and gaza began. unless the name authorities a more than 250 people have been killed israel as it targets individuals linked to terrace groups. the us has announced the visa bands on the is rarely settlers involved in attacks on palestinians in the west bank. the us has repeatedly called and israel to do more to stop the settle of honors, which has increased since the october 7th of last attack. us state department said the band with impact dozens of people. officials and nigeria say at least 85 people were killed when a military drone strike hit civilians by mistake. prison bullet t mobile has ordered an inves

n. has warned the people in guys are facing a humanitarian catastrophe. with severe shortages of basic supplies, while with israel continuing airstrikes against hamas militants across the gaza strip. many people have fled to the southern region of out of my wasi. the is really military has declared the area say so, but living conditions there are described as dire to the dunes of allan. the wasi has become a sea of tents in the sand and the mode moves damo and his family gather what little fuel they can for a file. they came to own the wasi of to israel declared it to be a safe. but to like thousands of others who fled, they have found a little shelter here. let me go to get and then look at the ground. there's mud everywhere and i can hardly walk without slipping. water is constantly flooding tents and we are suffering a man. we came here to escape the war, but the situation here is bad and we are in the middle of a rainy winter has all that brought out about my mood and his family of 10. rely on make shift attempts to protects them from the winter rains

in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing need, there's less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me. 8 in that that was our senior international correspondent for the fall . charles, speaking to us there from jerusalem now to poland, where the pro european coalition under donald purse is set to take office hours thing. the nationalist law and justice party, the transition to power comes 2 months after the national both it's all record high turn out to when is a relief for

the u. n. has one that people in guys are facing the humanitarian catastrophe with severe shortages of basic supplies that's getting more on the humanitarian situation. and guys are from test ingram. she's these folks present for unicef and she joins us from a mon hello, ms. ingram. what difference? well, the opening of the 2nd crossing into guys that made to palestinians as well . the delivery by it is a matter of us and jessica, which was you guys are at the moment a is really, really dire inside. and so every trust that we can get in with those last saving supplies, i was sued in medicine that just extend the lifeline. the kind of fragile spread that the children are guides are holding on sort of the moment that it really has just been a trickle. the amount that we've been able to getting is not meeting the and all of us today. so the opening of the crash a lot of crossing is, is certainly an important step. so we really just don't know what's going to be until we say it up and running for a

how those as welcome to the program, the u. n. has described the renewed financing between homos militants as well as a return to how long us for the people of guys up will still disease resume this morning. often negotiate has failed to extend what had become a 7 day seats. 5 officials from the almost controlled health ministry side, thousands of thousands have been killed in dallas since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dash in hopes that the truth would again be extended. of israel said it resumed combat after her mass violated the terms. but her mass, which the us and the you have designated a terrorist organization, lamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the. this is the house of civilians. people who fled from know the area, they're all young children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilians or we w

the u. n. has war and the people in gaza or facing issue mandatory and catastrophe which severe shortages of basic supplies with israel continuing air strikes. again, some us militants across the gaza strip. many people have fled to the southern region of l. milwaukee. the is really military has declared the area a safe zone, but living conditions there are described as dire. dunes of island, the y c has become a sea of tents in the sand and the mode moves damo and his family gather what visual fuel they can for a file they came to own the wasi of to israel declared it to be a safe. but like thousands of others who fled, they have found a little shelter here. let me have a good, a good and then look at the ground. there's much everywhere and i can hardly walk without slipping. waters constantly flooding tents and we are suffering a man we came here to escape the war, but the situation here is bad and we were in the middle of a rainy winter has all that bad about my mood and his family of 10. re

the u. n. has described the renewed financing between our mazda militants and as well as a return to how long us, for the people of gauze up a still disease resume this morning. officer. negotiate has failed to extend what have become a 7 day c spot. officials from the hamas controlled health ministry, se dozens of gall, since i've been killed in the hours since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. the explosions rang out across the enclave. dashing hopes that the truth would again be extended. israel said, resumed combat after him, ass violated the terms. but how mass which the u. s. and the you have designated a terrorist organization, blamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the. this is the house of civilians. people who fled from the area. they're all young and children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilia

all trucks entering guys that have to pass by the rough are crossing in egypt, the u. n. has one that people didn't gas face and that humanitarian catastrophe, which sylvia shortages of basic supplies from all on the humanitarian situation. and guys i spoke with tessa ingram of unicef in a mind. well, the delivery of the matter last and jessica, which was you guys are at the moment a is really, really dire inside. and so every truck that we can get in with those last savings supplies. i was sued and medicine that just extend the lifeline. the kind of fragile spread that the children are guides are holding on 2 items. the moment that it really has just been a trickle. the amount that we've been able to getting is. ready meeting the and all of us made. so the credentialing crossing is essentially an important step. so we really just don't know what is going to be until we say it up and running for you guys. i totally get what you mean. difficult times. indeed with so many displaced people is more able to reach the nanny to many young people on the move must be difficult. ye

in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing move, there's less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me a, i was a senior international correspondent, funny for charles speaking to us from jerusalem. let's take a quick look at some of the other headlines making news around the world now. and the ukranian president below them is the landscape has cooled on the us to continue its military aid to his country. to lensky travel to washington on tuesday, and is choosing the preside

it has ramped up despite it being a so called safe zone. the u. n. has side to ease row as saying it has conducted more than $10000.00 asked likes since the start of the, of the on the 7th of october. and the you and has said that there are serious concerns about whether ego is complying with international humanitarian law. while we spoke with survivors in con eunice, i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was hidden, head by the shrapnel. i immediately threw myself to the ground who was sitting and suddenly striking. and that was truck on the head by phone and stone over the coming of my sister had 8 children. she flayed from mon during the bombardment and took shelter here and as nearby areas were being hit, she had a seizure had died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children and the father is displaced, trying to make a living without telling a quote, a public pick situation. that's how you and human rights commission of elk tuck says and his colleagues describe this a mentoring conditions in gaza. my humanitarian colleagues h

the u. n. has been weakened by decades of his railey impunity for breaches of international law, including colonization of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement for you, and must hold israel to account if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. part of that story continues online right now. what are the dot com for the meantime? your program are talking to the top of the the whole, not for him. so what i just you and then it's get close to the boy is shipped. i should issue a and then i see it the last as a command, let's say skim hijacks. yeah. can we get to it from us while in the library and you look at as prosecutors. so come to the house are self proclaimed pasta. getting out a muffin and he's been training all for this to serve in the ukrainian army for years. would you much sway the charlo so that they such as what's going on, how to start out today right on, but didn't want to jacob daughter behaviorally, she was just come to america budget when your school was so o

over the last 20 years, the u. n. has repeatedly underscored the need to investigate all reports of conflict related sexual violence. it's long past time. every member apply that same standard to the assaults committed by a boss. the united states also supports the i, c r c. having access to hostages to provide medical treatment, we support a resumption of humanitarian pauses, which could happen immediately if from us only agreed to release women wounded and civilian hostages. we have seen how critical these pauses saw to get the hostages out and to give some respite to civilians and humanitarians and gaza. a lot. there is no shortage of rhetoric here in new york. but it's the diplomacy, the united states is engaging in on the ground that made that week long pause possible. it was helpful conversation and collaboration with egypt and to tar that help. we unite more than a 100 hostages with their loved ones. and that dramatically expanded humanitarian assistance to gaza during the break. and friday, of course, we suppo

the u. n. has been weakened by decades of israeli. impunity for breaches of international law, including calling noise ation of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement the u. n. must hold israel to account if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. and wrapping up in stop. it went off the recent election. so the holding party hold onto power protest as to the streets in sunday evening in belgrade, archie steve sweeney has the story with now just outside the building, where on sunday, some 2000 people had gathered a smaller element of various people have tried to force. i way into that building which is home to the countries electro commission of angry. they were protesting about the results of the elections on december, the 17th elections that will one overwhelmingly by the routing policy of. 2 president outage on the route to so, so it'd be in progressing policy like post on 47 percent of the vote, but the opposition which uh try it. within the 2nd place, on 23 percent of th

if the conflict continues are full by the u. n. and other agencies says at least one in full household's, already facing catastrophic hunger. that's nearly 577000 people out of the population is 2300000 suffering from an extreme lack of food reports, as the risk of famine is increasing. by the day, you an agency say only 10 percent of gauze as food needs have been entering the script. in recent weeks. earlier, we heard from w f. p spokes person to a to explain the scale of the crisis to this level of uh, this level of precedence it, so that's a more than a, it's a, it's about 577000 people at i p. c. level 5 right now in cars that support a population like you said, and the just to give you a perspective, this number is 4 times more the level of, of, of, of i p c, 5 numbers that we see around the world combined. so uh, the complexity the magnitude and the speed of how this crisis unfolded is unprecedented. so we need sustain safe access. we need opening of orders and processing. so if we can come in, we need to be able to deliver t

the u. n. stays the entire 2300000 population of girls that faces a 100 crisis. we hear from the palestinians. mothers of many struggling to treat her. and i suffer from a lack of milk from my faith because it's not available to me. it's more than 7 seasons a day, but this is not my ability. so i have to offer him. this loyalty is unhealthy, pollute says, surrender or die is the message to come off from israel's prime minister. now, after a cease fire towards the collapse of the idea of steps on the ground invasion, the, this is our key international. my name's you to know legal in 30 minutes of news and views start afresh. rhonda this really strikes on the jabante, a refugee camp in northern gals and has left quote, dozens killed and wounded. according to the territories health ministry, a local reporter walked us through the distressing aftermath. the city knew was really artillery, striking target at home in this area and the family was gathered for a meal baking bread to feed their children

and what the u. n. has quoted tragic and shameful milestone targets of wizard reports from the told it would be safe here. why have you left us behind? why done? why? father was a one of those killed in is barely a strike one the most in the place is body forces to the house that needs to evacuate to as part of the move the bombs key for them to spring in the mosque. and while he was outside the bombing happened, and he was killed, may god have mercy on his. so my sister, her husband and daughter were in the same area and they were very affected. but it was her husband who was scale is where the forces show to homes, alley, most of the hospital, roughly my mother. she was always good to me. another more in roughly the assemblies the same, disappear. this, as is very sources announce attached to 250 target. of course, going to go back 24 hour period. the people of siblings that i know going back to, they don't get admitted and they can children and disliked people's homes outside the bodies. why not? wha

the u. n. has reported that the proportion of people hungry and gaza is higher than any country in any conflict in the last 20 years. given the desperate situation, i have just described that as being detailed, by the sexy general t o u. n. agencies. things cannot possibly get any worse. let's be clear in the coming period. unless we take drastic action. there will be famine in gaza. this war and the unbearable price being paid by palestinian civilians. 6070 percent of whom we know are women and children is also having a significant impact on neighboring countries. regional spillover is a real possibility. we are seeing it's already including in the west bank where almost 300 palestinians, including 75 children, have been killed or egypt efforts to mitigate this crisis on its border are admirable, but it needs help. this has no egypt problem alone. there must be an international response, and this is why the security council has been asked to urgently step in the text is the product of extensiv

the u. n. has calling on both sides to de escalate. also coming up on the sho, in gauze of a home offer on health ministries as a 150 policy, indians have been killed in stripes in the last 24 hours alone, as, as well.

the u. n. has registered more than $300.00 attacks by jewish settlers there since come us is october 7th, assault on israel. according to the world bodies reports is really aggression in the west bank has resulted in at least 33 casualties. in many cases, property of the victims was most or severely damaged. another published in e, mom was recently shot dead by a settler near the city of novelist whose family is taking. just knew that this was my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son was soc, is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized that people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. one of the problems will that speak to to our list mohammed not deep joining us from the fact the capital of the west bank. grandma liked good to see you at mohammed. what's behind this optic in violence bias? really separation? is it

n. has ignored the rape and mutual lation of women from us, denies that it's fighters, committed sex crimes. israel's military says it's fighter jets has struck, has the positions in neighboring lab and on the claims. this was in response to missiles being launched into israel on monday as the lot is backed by iran and is considered a terrorist organization by the us, germany and others. carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are set to hit a record high this year. that's according to a new report release today. the global carbon budget reports as emissions from coal . oil and gas are still rising driven largely by india and china, the world's biggest emitters. but historically, china has still contributed less than the united states to climate change. and it's investing heavily in renewable energy. the 3 blankets of small here in china is capital beijing, north to red recurrence, while ad quality has improved, it's still a big problem. a major cause is burning coal. we're st

the u. n. has over seen the delivery of another batch of a 2 gallons of volume. a 2nd check point at recently opened by israel, a convoy from jordan was a lie to cross into the unsafe through neighboring egypt. local reporter robbie berman, witness the arrival of the supplies behind me. you can see a convoy of trucks entering from egypt into gaza after weeks of negotiations with all parties. jordan ascend over is really land a convoy of $46.00 trucks bringing more than $750.00 tons of goods. it was part of the you ends world food program that delivered food into war torn garza through this is really border crossing for the very 1st time. many is really is believe there should be no humanitarian aid allowed into gaza. as long as is rules fighting a war with come us. unfortunately they're over 2000000 palestinian citizens who will suffer from the deprivation of food and water. if that actually happens in a similar vein, the cypress yesterday offered to create a c. carter for the steady flow of humanitarian assistance from cyprus that would sail directly into gaza w

when, for example, the u. n. has been able to conduct their own investigations later on. so we have no reason to believe that the ministry is not telling the truth. that's time. one should remember that it's extremely hard to gather real time data in the midst of war. uh, communication channels are disturbed, internet is down and so i'm not surprised if these numbers are revised later on. both downwards could be because of double counting, but more likely upwards when more bodies are found under the rubble and, and people have been buried hastily in my scrapes for example. but we have no reason to believe that these numbers are exactly right to do in any way. but 1000 authorities don't distinguish between combatants and civilians when giving base numbers. but israel estimates at around a $5000.00 a loss. militants have been killed since october 7. is it possible to verify this? so i wouldn't say that it is at this point. as you said, the health ministry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants. we know that to big proportion is women and children, so we can a

the u. n. has been weakened by decades of israeli. impunity for breaches of international law, including calling noise ation of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement the u. n. must hold israel to accounts if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. and as the families of hostages held by him ass wait for the return of their loved ones. these ready prime minister has smiled not to laptop in his campaign of wo netanyahu's speech at the connect that was interrupted by protest is chanting. now insisting that there was no time left what, of course, demanding the immediate release of the hostages, the same to you, idea of troops into the hurting families and relatives of the object. these, i say also on the stage we are not stopping and we will not stop until victory because we have no other country and we have no other way as well. these really prime minister went to gaza to meet the country's military on the ground and made war. this is back home and a israel that he faces real

when for example, the u. n, has been able to conduct their own investigations later on. so we have no reason to believe that the ministry is not telling the truth. that's time. one should remember that it's extremely hard to gather real time data in the midst of war. uh, communication channels are disturbed, internet is down. and so i'm not surprised if these numbers are revised later on. both downwards could be because of double counting, but more likely upwards when more bodies are found under the rubble and, and people have been buried hastily in my scrapes for example. but we have no reason to believe that these numbers are saturated in any way. but the 1000 authorities don't distinguish between combatants and civilians when giving these numbers. but israel estimates that a round of $5000.00 loss militants have been killed since october 7. is it possible to verify this? i wouldn't say that it is at this point. as you said, the health industry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants. we know that's a big proportion as women and children. so we can assume

n has been really, i don't really feel i have left us around this that so many things that it's highlighted by the response to, you know, to this, that, you know, good parish is, is so incompetent. i think that the whole structure, the you in the security council and so on the, you know, going back to always, the mass occurs and so on. in, in israel, in garza, you know, the, you and you know, often declares it's almost a humanitarian disaster. it's almost is, it could be, you know, it is the same thing with the, you know, sort of ation of people around the world, you know, could be a disaster. so, you know, the color, surf, i sat, the others you know is, is really for, you know, so glaring with respect to this cause, you know, this current, horrible, you know, atrocity well, but what it gets to this, i mean it, and number one, it shocks the conscience and then if you just watch, then you're, you're part of the problem and i think that's what so many of us feel watching this feeling powerless because our leaders are blinded by new liberal ideology and historical prejudices. and why don't i g

n. has ordered one of its former officials to rip, pay almost $64000000.00. the body and fees is nevada, ukrainian national, of losing the funds by entrusting them to a mine. he met of a policy and that is according to a new post report. its list tale and vance harris boy was reported the the 2nd thing come on at the u, as in the district agency, violation of one of his boss, a legend, the invested of a $60000000.00. so he couldn't from government an un agencies in companies owing to business based business, when david kendrick but the un recouped only about 10 percent of his investment last year. well, policies involved in the case, which is not going through an internal ewing court system, denied wrong doing with kendrick claiming the products of spill in progress. as those live now with legal asked media analyst law. i know it was good to see you . this is a while, the unusual case i must admit, involved in full is a large amount of money, but 60000000 doesn't seem to be a lot these days. but what's this about? well, 1st of all, my friend, you and i are in

in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing move is less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. baker restored it was attacked, trying to get bread, parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate as a result that crossing even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me. 8 in that was all senior international correspondent, funny for charles speaking to us earlier from jerusalem, now the fighting and go as far as being closely watched by israel's hour of naples . low relations with countries like syria and lebanon, do remain hostile. it has been a long, slower, full, was of a long time, so such as saudi arabia. meanwhile, katasha sicily ated fac

in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing is less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath such fake to restore that was attacked, trying to get bread, terrence skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate. as a result that crossing, even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me a penny. the un general assembly is due to vote on a draft resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza. the draft mirrors language that the us beat out in the security council just a couple of days ago. how much support is they're planning for a cease fire. the 1st and foremost, they are 193 members in the un general assembly. and even if the majority of the members of a vote i

just so i can trick him into thinking it's mill with the u. n. has cooled, the level of age being allowed in, took all the completely inadequate and ox from his accused israel. if using starvation as a weapon of war, medics, a very young children, the effects of malnutrition and the luck of sanitation can quickly time say to let them know. my children are dehydrated, there is no food. we were displaced by war and came here. and if we were to stay in gaza and die, that would be better because there is no food here. one of my children has lost 7 or 8 kilograms. for most palestinians, the horrors of israel's will and gaza, around bearable. and no, it's a really good job. humanitarian workers describes them as a poker lipstick. the judy vega. i'll just era the 2 months now into israel's war and gaza. the us has vetoed yes. and of the un security council resolution cooling for cease by the, by the ministration appears to be as supportive of israel is previous administrations. and that's been us policy since president truman recognized the state. but t

d u n has also worn that guidance are facing deprivation and disease and an increasingly confined area as israel continues to hit the entire strip with air strikes.

so, you know, in the u. n. has been really, i don't really have a lot of not just around this, but so many things that it's highlighted by the response to, you know, to this, that, you know, good parish is, is so incompetent. i think that the whole structure of the you and the security council and so on that you know, going back to always, the mass occurs and so on. in, in israel, in garza, you know, the, you and you know, often declares it's almost a humanitarian disaster. it's almost as it could be, you know, is, is the same thing with the, you know, star ration of people around the world, you know, could be a disaster. so, you know, the color, surf, i sat, the others you know is, is really for, you know, so glaring with respect to this cause, you know, this current, horrible, you know, atrocity well, but what it gets to this, i mean it, and number one, it shocks the conscience and then if you just watch, then you're, you're part of the problem and i think that's what so many of us feel watching this feeling

n has been really, don't be hard left just around this, but so many things that it's highlighted by the response to, you know, to this, that, you know, good tears is, is so incompetent. i think that the whole structure of the you and the security council and so on, the, you know, going back to all is the mass occurs and so on. in, in israel, in garza, you know, the, you and you know, often declares it's almost a humanitarian disaster. it's almost is, it could be, you know, it is the same thing with the, you know, salvation of people around the world, you know, could be a disaster. so, you know, the color, surf, i sat, the others you know is, is really for, you know, so glaring with respect to this cause, you know, this current, horrible, you know, atrocity well, but when it gets to that, i mean it is number one, it shocks the conscience and then if you just watch, then you're, you're part of the problem and i think that's what so many of us feel watching this feeling powerless because our leaders are blinded by new liberal ideology and historical prejudices. and why don't i get a being

n has been really, i don't really feel i have left us around this that so many things that it's highlighted by the response to, you know, to this, that, you know, good parish is, is so incompetent. i think that the whole structure, the you in the security council and so on the, you know, going back to always, the mass occurs and so on. in, in israel, in garza, you know, the, you and you know, often declares it's almost a humanitarian disaster. it's almost is, it could be, you know, it is the same thing with the, you know, sort of ation of people around the world, you know, could be a disaster. so, you know, the color, surf, i sat, the others you know is, is really for, you know, so glaring with respect to this cause, you know, this current, horrible, you know, atrocity well, but what it gets to this, i mean it is number one, it shocks the conscience and then if you just watch, then you're, you're part of the problem and i think that's what so many of us feel watching this feeling powerless because our leaders are blinded by new liberal ideology and historical prejudices. and why don't i get

in fact, the u. n. has already said that with the ongoing move is less and less supply available, which means that the trucks that are going in the risk of being attacked simply by desperate citizens. we have all seen those pictures of people trying to come through the rubble underneath us. bake to restore that was attacked, trying to get bread parents skipping meals in order to make sure that the children are getting sued. so the situation is really desperate. as a result that crossing, even though it's not opening, but the fact that more inspection may be possible as a result is as i say, a ray of hope to get at least a bit of me a to sunny the un general assembly is due to vote on a draft resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza, the draft mirrors language at the us be towed in security council just a couple of days ago. how much support is there pending for a ceasefire? the 1st and foremost they are $193.00 members in the un general assembly. and even if the majority of the members have a vote in

so when the u. n has repeatedly set us on the watch say is not suitable to shelter rest. people are left to survive the cold and mix shift dwellings without food walker basic supplies. we heard from some of the palestinians, sickening refuge in the name of that. and then i was displaced from job aliya to her new news, then to rafa. but we came here and there was no life. there are no tents, no water, no food, and the un humanitarian workers here do not recognize us. we hope the world will be able to stop the war and cause we want to america, israel, and from us to end the war by the miss when the situation is bad. here we have been displaced from north to south, will left all homes and we offer the town americas goal is to display as the palestinians. and there is a told me that america and israel will push costs out at the end of this tonight. but if we apply to no more group, i'm calling on the arabic countries in the congress of the world to stop it. we're not drinking contaminated water water. even animals can. i'm dreaming. they destroyed us. there was no food to eat

the u. n. has been weakened by decades of his railey impunity for breaches of international law, including colonization of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement for you, and must hold israel to account if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. by going to a central nigeria. now where a 113 people were killed in a series of attacks that the gun on saturday it's according to local officials. the region has been plagued by internal concepts and is said to be one of the worst outbreaks of art. and since may in the area less learn more right now for life and local journalist timothy obeys who for more on this and timothy, great to have you on so quickly. can you give us some updates, please. also any information about who might be behind these attacks a thank you now according to a statement and by the police today. you know, the police commission, i can part of the state said that the public trinity doesn't based on this attacks, are yet to be identified, but it's a huge on bu

the u. n. has said there are serious concerns about what that is, where is coming plywood international humanitarian law. we spoke with survivors and found us i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion. i was, he didn't head by the truck. i immediately threw myself to the ground floor. i was sitting and suddenly striking it. and it was truck on the head by phone and still in the coming up. my sister had 8 children and she flipped from mon during the bombardment and took shelter here. and us nearby areas were being hit, she had a seizure, had died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children when the father is displaced, trying to make a living. what product you're telling me while the science allows and the city of data out by thousands of bodies were brought to i'm so hospital, the grim consequences of israel any aspects the. 2 the seventy's we, we will have been reported killed as a result. so cool into gauze us health ministry. many are still trapped, waiting for rest of the teams.

the u. n. has registered more than 300 attacks by jewish settlers best, and folks over the 7th. according to the well, the bodies reports is radiated. question in the west bank has resulted in at least 33 casualties. in many cases, property of the victims was also severely damaged or another. palestinian man was recently sold dead, got a settler in the city of netbooks. his family is taking justice. i do this and my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son with soc is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized. the people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. one of the problem is with all the base to in the list may have been achieved with more on what's occurring in the west bank sensitive and october. the us with new stuff, significant escalation invested most well, especially when banks writing national security, ministering some odd. would it be a circular mode that $20000.00 guns for. but it's not

the u. n. has registered more than 300 attacks by jewish settlers there since from offices october 7th, a sold on israel. us, according to the world bodies report says really, aggression in the westbank has resulted in a at least 33 casualties. and many cases, property of the victims was also severely damaged while another pol us to be and mom was recently shot dead by a settler. the city of numbers is family. so can just do this. so my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son with soc is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized, that people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. one of the problems the shipping on here's for amolla pace, journalists, mohammed the team with more on what's unfolding there in the west. but since 7 october, the rescue as significant this collision invested most well, especially when banks