tony lloyd won with a majority in 2019 of about 19,500.elatively safe seat and that it was labour's to lose. but now we have an unprecedented situation. you have a labour candidate whose name is still going to be on the ballot, but he is not backed by the party. we have two former labour mps who are standing for different parties. you have a green candidate who was also withdrawn but he will stay on the ballot. and then you have five other candidates, including the liberal democrats and the conservatives. mr ali hasn't been seen recently but labour have confirmed he is no longer going to be the leader of labour lancashire county council. to recap, azhar ali will still be listed as the labour candidate on the ballot paper because under electoral law it is too late to replace him. earlier we spoke tojonathan tonge, professor of politics at university of liverpool and i asked him what happens next. well, it's an unprecedented situation, azhar ali, as you say, will be on the ballot paper. the labour label will appear on the ballot paper as wel

tony lloyd won with a majority in 2019 of about 19,500.y that on paper this was a relatively safe seat and that it was labour's to lose. but now we have an unprecedented situation. you have a labour candidate whose name is still going to be on the ballot, but he is not backed by the party. we have two former labour mps who are standing former labour mps who are standing for different parties. you have a green candidate who was also withdrawn but he will stay on the ballot. and then you have five other candidates, including the liberal democrats and the conservatives. mr ali hasn't been seen recently but labour have confirmed he is no longer going to be the leader of labour lancashire county council. right, where does this leave labour plus macrobid, does it remove some of the momentum from it? yes. plus macrobid, does it remove some of the momentum from it? yes, they don't have a — of the momentum from it? yes, they don't have a candidate _ of the momentum from it? yes, they don't have a candidate standing - of the momentum from it? yes, t

the vote in rochdale was caused by the death of the town's widely respected labour mp sir tony lloyd.it should have been relatively straightforward for labour to win. labour has won there for the past 14 years. azhar ali won the contest to be labour s candidate and appeared as their candidate on the ballot paper. but labour disowned and suspended him over remarks widely alleged to be anti—semitic. he said sorry for what he said. george galloway won the bradford west by—election in 2012 7 another constituency with a significant muslim population is also standing. his critics accuse him of stoking division in towns he previously has had little to do with. in a campaign with a heavy focus on the plight of people in gaza, he said he offers a voice to people who otherwise wouldn t have one. he is a former labour mp and a former respect mp. his campaign was focused on the 30% of the constituency which is muslim. simon danczuk is claiming to be a realalternative. simon danczuk, the reform uk candidate which used to be the brexit party, was the mp for rochdale until 2017. labour had suspended

lloyd and its— the last election for sir tony lloyd and it's not— the last election for sir tony lloydose voters _ what effect this might have on those voters if_ what effect this might have on those voters. if azhar ali is elected without — voters. if azhar ali is elected without he will have to use it either — without he will have to use it either as _ without he will have to use it either as an without he will have to use it eitheras an independent without he will have to use it either as an independent mp orjoin another— either as an independent mp orjoin another party because labour have withdrawn — another party because labour have withdrawn their support for him. it used _ withdrawn their support for him. it used to— withdrawn their support for him. it used to he — withdrawn their support for him. it used to be said that a week was a lon- used to be said that a week was a long time — used to be said that a week was a long time in politics. and i think the events— long time in politics. and i think the events you have shown that the last 48 _ the events you have shown that the la

mp and tony lloyd, respect.one who was admired and respected across the house of commons and now we've been faced with virtually no choice at all. uh, i think it's a terrible situation . situation. >> you didn't answer the question . question. >> well, i mean, as i say, i don't i wouldn't vote for him. if you're asking me directly. no if you're asking me directly. no i wouldn't very interesting. >> all right. that's steve mccabe always tells it as it is labour mp for selly oak. interesting. wouldn't support the guy who was until he was on the guy who was until he was on the ballot paper as the candidate. absolutely. >> and don't forget, there's two former labour party. uh on candidates who are on the ballot papen candidates who are on the ballot paper. now, let's have a look. we have to read all the candidates out. >> that is the law in the rochdale by—election. so they are, ali, who is still are, as are ali, who is still the official labour party candidate. mark coleman, independent danczuk independent simon da

the winner will replace labour mp sir tony lloyd, who passed away last year.a—prison in el salvadorjust days after it's president, nayib bukele, was re—elected. during his first term, mr bukele ordered the construction of the construction of what's known as the terrorism confinement center. it's the largest maximum security prison in latin america, and it has become a symbol of the president s controversial war against gang violence. el salvador�*s government says the facility can hold up to a0 thousand inmates, with no outdoor recreational space. widespread human rights violations, including mass arbitrary detention, and ill—treatment. leara ventas has more. the moment the president claimed victory. under his presidency, el salvador�*s murder rate has plummeted and he owes his success at the polls to his crackdown on crime. nothing symbolises the success and controversy of his security policy as this mega— prison. days after his real action, the bbc was invited on action, the bbc was invited on a carefully orchestrated guided tour to show us the faces of his

the winner will replace labour mp sir tony lloyd, who passed away last year.s immune from charges that he tried to subvert the 2020 election. mr trump claimed in his election interference case that he could not be tried for acts that he said fell within his duties as president. a federal appeals court rejected those arguements, so he asked the top court to pause the ruling while he pursues an appeal. he also indicated that he may request a stay so that he could also ask all of the judges on circuit court to rehear the case. this comes as the former president is doubling down on his controversial nato comments in the last few days, implying the us would not protect allies that fail to spend enough on defence. he posted on his social media site, sayingl it follows his comments at a campaign rally in south carolina on saturday where mr trump said he would encourage russia to �*do whatever the hell they want�* to nato countries who haven't the controversy comes as ukraine faces mounting difficulties — with the second anniversary of vladimir putin's invasion less t

the by—election was called after the death of labour mp, sir tony lloyd. 11 candidates are standing inning. parents in england will face biggerfines from september if their children miss school without permission. most fines are issued for term—time holidays and the headteachers union, the ascl, said the sanction helped signal that they were unacceptable and led to chaos in schools. those are some of the top stories here. you're live with bbc news. south korea's government has threatened to arrest thousands of striking doctors if they don't return to work by the end of thursday. it also says it will suspend their medical licenses. the doctors have been protesting against the government's plans to increase the number of people admitted to medical school each year. 0ur correspondent jean mackenzie sent this update from seoul. this is a spectacular showdown between junior doctors and the government. the doctors have been protective over a week. starting from next year the government wants to admit 2000 more medical students to university each year. this is to address a shortage of doctors

the winner will replace labour mp sir tony lloyd, who passed away last year.ump has asked the us supreme court to to intervene over his claim that he is immune from charges that he tried to subvert the 2020 election. a federal appeals court had rejected mr trump's immunity arguments, so mr trump has asked the top court's justices to pause the ruling while he pursues an appeal. the supreme court is now set to decide whether — and how fast — the federal trial will proceed. trinidad and tobago's prime minister described a huge oil spill as a �*national emergency�* on sunday. an overturned vessel this week affected at least 15 kilometers of tobago's south—western coast, including some of the caribbean islands pristine beaches. a thousand volunteers have now joined government staff to clean up the spill. at least 68 people are now known to have died after a landslide swept through a goldmining village in the philippines almost a week ago. officials say 51 people remain missing following tuesday's disaster in davao de oro province. us presidentjoe biden hasjoined ti

the contest was caused by the death of the labour mp sir tony lloyd.ow. our political editor chris mason is at the count, its been quite a contest chris? it really has. there have been big rows and big characters, it's been colourful, it's been angry, it's been noisy, it's been bizarre. there are two former labour mps running here, george galloway and simon danczuk. then there is the former labour candidate azhar ali, widely accused of being anti—semitic which he apologised for. mr galloway, even his critics acknowledge he is a dexterous campaign with his rhetoric and campaigning style, and all of that in a part of the world here with a substantial muslim population, and war raging in the middle east, a big focus on gaza from mr galloway. it's been wildly unpredictable but tonight, mr galloway�*s team are sounding very confident. we will find out the result in the middle of the night. thanks, chris. essex police have told the mpjulian knight he will face no criminal action, following an investigation into allegations of serious sexual assault. the forc

the sitting labour mp, sir tony lloyd, died, triggering this by—election.nger supported by the local labour party, they could vote for one of the other candidates in this election, there are a total of 11 standing in rochdale including two former labour mps and one former labour rochdale mp who resigned from the party, or they could just stay at home and not bother voting at all. at the moment it is not really clear which way the labour vote will splinter and what effect it might have on the outcome of the election. if azhar ali still wins the seat he will have to use as an independent in parliament because he will no longer have the support of the labour party —— he will have to sit as an independent. a general election in the uk needs to be called in the next 12 months also so labour will have to select another candidate to stand in rochdale in less than one year.— police in northern india have fired tear gas on farmers marching towards delhi — as they call for minimum prices for crops. thick clouds of gas were used to disperse protesters near the city of

the by election was called after the death of the labour mp, sir tony lloyd. 11 candidates are standing is expected early friday. a bbc investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns caused by being left to live in their own waste. poorer welfare conditions on farms mean about a third of birds in some supermarkets have so called "hock burn". paul pogba says he will appeal after news he has been banned from football for four years after failing a drugs test last year. used to play for manchester united is now atjuventus in italy and has not played since september. the ruling means he will not take part until 2027, 2028, after he was hit by the suspension. we were expecting that he would appeal against the decision but we are having it confirmed from reuters that paul pogba will appeal against the doping ban at the court of arbitration for sport. and now to russia. we can have a look at what he has claimed. he claims russia is gaining territory in what he insisted was a defensive operation in ukraine. thanks the members of the arme

the by—election was called after the death of labour mp sir tony lloyd injanuary.ed early on friday morning. a public health campaign to remind parents of the importance of childhood vaccinations has been launched in england. health experts have warned children are "suffering needlessly" because of the decline in uptake since the pandemic. it comes amid a rise in measle cases across the country. a woman has died and two people are missing after a migrant boat had to be rescued in the english channel. french authorities say a small boat carrying around 50 migrants got into difficulty yesterday. passengers told rescuers three people had gone overboard. former leeds rhino player rob burrow and his family have met the princess royal, as a special thank you to those raising awareness of motor neurone disease. over the last four years, more than £8.2 million has been raised for the mnd association, whose royal patron is princess anne. you're live with bbc news. prime minister rishi sunak has warned of a "growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule" in th

the by—election was called after the death of the labour mp, sir tony lloyd.he result is expected early friday. a bbc investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns, caused by being left to live in their own waste. poorer welfare conditions on farms mean about a third of birds in some supermarkets have so—called "hock burn". a public health campaign to remind parents of the importance of childhood vaccinations has been launched in england. health experts have warned children are "suffering needlessly" because of the decline in uptake since the pandemic. there has been a significant rise in the number of measles cases across the country. a woman has died and two people are missing, after a migrant boat had to be rescued in the english channel. french authorities say a small boat carrying about 50 people fell into difficulty yesterday. you're live with bbc news. back now to one of our main stories, on that inquiry into how a serving metropolitan police officer was able to abduct, rape and murder a 33—year

the veteran labour mp, sir tony lloyd, died in january. choose from today . those choose from today. those results, expected in full tomorrow morning and they'll be full coverage and analysis right through the night here on . gp through the night here on. gp news. well, the other main news today, the home secretary says police officers will be automatically suspended if they're with certain they're charged with certain criminal offences . the comments criminal offences. the comments came after the sarah everard inquiry found wayne couzens should never have been a police officer. cousins killed sarah everard in 2021. her family says she died because she would never have got into a stranger's car if he hadn't been a police officer. speaking in the commons today, james cleverly said pubuc today, james cleverly said public confidence in the police needs rebuilding, adding that anyone who's not fit to wear the uniform must be removed from policing the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, said the inquiry described mr cleverly's response was to

the by—election was called after the death of the labour mp, sir tony lloyd. 11 candidates are standing investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns, caused by being left to live in their own waste. poorer welfare conditions on farms mean about a third of birds in some supermarkets suffer so—called "hock burn". a woman has died and two people are missing after a migrant boat had to be rescued in the english channel. french authorities say a small boat carrying around 50 migrants got into difficulty yesterday. you're live with bbc news. the hamas run health ministry says more than 30,000 palestinians have now been killed since israel began its military offensive in october. it says the majority of those killed were women and children. that number equates to about 1.3% of the 2.3 million population of the territory. in its latest update, the ministry also says more than 70,000 have been wounded by israeli attacks in gaza since the 7th of october. in the latest violence, dozens of palestinians are reported to have been killed whil

the by—election was called after the death of the labour mp sir tony lloyd. 11 candidates are standing bbc investigation has shown millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show skin burns after being left in their own waste. it means a third of birds in all supermarkets suffer so—called hot burn. a woman has died and two people are missing, after a migrant boat had to be rescued in the english channel. french authorities say a small boat carrying around 50 migrants got into difficulty yesterday. passengers told rescuers three people had gone overboard. former leeds rhino player rob burrow and his family have met the princess royal, as a special thank you to those raising awareness of motor neurone disease. over the last four years, more than £8.2 million has been raised for the mnd association. you're live with bbc news. health experts have warned that children are "suffering needlessly" because fewer parents are taking up the offer for routine childhood vaccines. a public health campaign has now been launched, aiming to remind parents of the serious risks of diseases like measles,

lloyd.k at that gap between their polling average and labour's. and there at the moment, in third place, is reform uk — formerly the brexit party. it doesn't have any mps but is putting a lot of effort into the wellingborough by—election, particularly targeting tory votes. this will all be another unwelcome test for rishi sunak and his mps will be even more jittery if it goes badly. you can see a full list of the candidates in all three seats on the bbc website. thanks very much, vicki. thank you. with a tv audience of tens of millions in the us alone, this weekend's super bowl has been dubbed "the greatest show on turf". the kansas city chiefs will take on the san francisco 49ers in las vegas on sunday, but despite the usual excitement about the game and the half time entertainment, many of the pre—match headlines have involved a celebrity who may not even attend. pop superstar taylor swift is dating the chiefs' kelsey travis. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports now on how t

he remains the party's candidate for the by—election, which was triggered by the death of sir tony lloydon to remember the murdered teenager brianna ghey. her family, friends and teachers were among those in attendance. brianna, who was 16, was stabbed to death in a park near the town a year ago today. two teenagers have beenjailed for life for her murder. a man and a woman have been arrested after an 8—year—old boy was seriously injured in bootle when he was bitten on the head by a dog, believed to be an xl bully. merseyside police say the boy was attacked yesterday afternoon. he's in hospital in a serious but stable condition. the two people arrested are not related to the child. let's look at something quite different now. as we heard in sport, it's an exciting night in ivory coast, where the final of the africa cup of nations has now kicked off. the score is currently 1—1. this was the reaction at rival watching parties in london when nigeria scored first. nigeria fans there on the left, ivory coast on the right. the super eagles are aiming for a fourth afcon crown, while the ivorian

the ballot will decide who will replace veteran labour mp sir tony lloyd, who died in january.andidates on the ballot paper. the results are expected tomorrow morning . are expected tomorrow morning. for the very latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts back now to . jacob. now to. jacob. >> next wednesday is budget day, when we ought to have an opportunity to let people keep more of their own money to boost the economy and us out of the economy and help us out of the economy and help us out of the technical recession in which we're stuck. instead, we're currently stuck. instead, the is reportedly the chancellor is reportedly considering opting for a socialist abolition of non—dom status. as the financial times reports . treasury insiders have reports. treasury insiders have suggested this is one of his secret project list of revenue raising measures . this is in raising measures. this is in spite of the fact that he had previously criticised the labour party's plan to scale back the measure. now there's no doubt

but to go back to rochdale, i mean, we had tony lloyd, who was the member of parliament, hugely respectedloved by people right across the political spectrum. how on earth did the labour party select somebody such as this to replace him? i'm just amazed he's politically experienced, isn't he? >> he was an adviser, wasn't he, in blair and brown's. yeah, government. >> but the point is he made these comments at a meeting of these comments at a meeting of the labour party. really? inflammata offensive remarks about his beyond belief that if somebody i'm sorry somebody wants to. and i'm sorry to say, for someone to say that, you know, was out of you know, it was taken out of context scarlet. context or scarlet. >> context could make this right? >> i think the labour party has got to tell us all who was at that meeting, who , who who was that meeting, who, who who was at that meeting? senior figures in the labour party who didn't think it was appropriate to raise a flag. i think this raise a red flag. i think this was october. that was back in late october. that was back in late october. that w

the by—election was called after the death of labour mp sir tony lloyd injanuary.standing, with results expected early on friday morning. a public health campaign to remind parents of the importance of childhood vaccinations has been launched in england. health experts have warned children are "suffering needlessly" because of the decline in uptake since the pandemic. it comes amid a rise in measle cases across the country. president biden and donald trump will both travel to the border between the us and mexico today, to outline their polices on what's likely to be a key issue in the american presidential race, immigration. mr trump is expected to address crowds in the town of eagle pass, from where our correspondent tom bateman reports. searching in the shadows along the route of the rio grande. we've joined a night patrol searching a favoured landing spot for people who have made a perilous journey to reach the us. this texas rancher says last month hundreds of people swam and waded onto his land here. and we trace one narrow path in a global wave of the displac

in rochdale, the vote will decide who will replace the veteran labour mp sir tony lloyd , who died inuary. there are 11 candidates in total on that ballot paper. the results are expected tomorrow. full coverage and analysis right through the night here on gb news for you . night here on gb news for you. well, in other news today the home secretary says police officers will be automatically suspended if they're charged with certain criminal offences. the comments came after the sarah everard inquiry found wayne couzens should never have been a police officer. he killed sarah everard in 2021 and her family says she died because she would never have got into a stranger's car if he hadn't been a police officer. speaking in the commons today, james cleverly said public confidence in the police needs rebuild , in the police needs rebuild, adding that anyone who's not fit to wear the uniform must be removed from policing. but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , said the inquiry meant cooper, said the inquiry meant that it was shown mr cleverly's response was too weak and too little, t

i would obviously for obviously want, particularly for someone like tony lloyd was a friend be frienddecision. when the broke the weekend, to make the right decision. when the made broke the weekend, to make the right decision. when the made itoke the weekend, to make the right decision. when the made it on the weekend, to make the right decision. when the made it on monday. 'eekend, to make the right decision. when the made it on monday. can't|d, we made it on monday. can't really do it much faster than that circumstances. really do it much faster than thatyou circumstances. really do it much faster than thatyou know, circumstances. really do it much faster than thatyou know, look,nstances. really do it much faster than thatyou know, look, these es. but you know, look, these situations happen in situations sometimes happen in politics ultimately , you politics and ultimately, you know, under lot know, we've come under a lot of flak for how tightly we have vetted parliamentary vetted our parliamentary candidates. up candidates. everyone who was up to this point saying we were doing sa

asher is standing to succeed sir tony lloyd as mp after 73 year old's death, has responded by apologisingen after that, lisa nandy went on to hold an event. >> she did so. so this man has keir starmer has made a big pitch about his labour leadership banishing the scourge of anti—semitism from labour. there was that report when about starmer's sorry . there was that report when about starmer's sorry. um, uh, corbyn's time as labour leader by the equalities human rights commission. he said that anti—semitism was endemic in the labour party. so starmer has gone to great lengths to get rid of it. so asher ally has made an overtly anti—semitic statement. he's apologised for it. overtly anti—semitic statement. he's apologised for it . labour he's apologised for it. labour is standing by him in the by—election and lisa nandy , by—election and lisa nandy, who's on the labour front bench, appeared alongside him on a platform now they can't effectively get rid of him because the die is cast election. but you don't have to put a frontbencher next to him endorsing are others endorsing him and are oth

at 12:00 tomorrow, i will be in stretford, in manchester at lloyd's his at tony lloyd's funeral.loyd was one of the most decent, principled and honest mps ever met. and honest mps i've ever met. i worked in northern and honest mps i've ever met. i worked for in northern and honest mps i've ever met. i worked for many,in northern and honest mps i've ever met. i worked for many, manythern and honest mps i've ever met. i worked for many, many years. ireland for many, many years. his legacy rochdale is being his legacy in rochdale is being trashed by what's going on. we can't about the rochdale can't talk about the rochdale by—election. obviously at the present , it me present time, but it fills me with sadness that when i see what's happening and to a what's happening there and to a certain , what's happening what's happening there and to a ce these , what's happening what's happening there and to a ce these two. it's happening in these other two. >> do you of it, as a >> what do you make of it, as a former labour mp, that on the ballot there are two former labour disowned labour mp

i mean the tony lloyd who was the mp who died of cancer hasn't had his funeral yet. right.'t have to be. i mean, i don't understand labour. they did exactly the same with jack dromey. um, the same result wasn't happen but actually , you wasn't happen but actually, you know, you need by—election candidates are really important . candidates are really important. >> okay. and the candidates in that by—election uh, it's one of these stupid rules that we've got to read everybody out as their ally, independent mark coleman, independent simon danczuk, reform uk and donaldson, liberal democrat paul ellison , conservative. let me ellison, conservative. let me catch my breath and you continue then miss george galloway, workers party of britain michael howarth, independent william howarth, independent william howarth, independent. >> guy otten , green party, >> guy otten, green party, ravin, rodents , official monster ravin, rodents, official monster raving loony party and david tully , independent. tully, independent. >> meanwhile , let's talk about >> meanwhile, let's talk about the

this latest by—election was triggered in the constituency following the death of the labour mp, sir tonysed away last month . , who passed away last month. >> before voters decide >> but before voters decide whose box to cross, our north—west of england , reporter north—west of england, reporter sophie asked them what sophie reaper asked them what issues really matter to them . issues really matter to them. >> once home to what was believed to be the world's biggest cotton mill, rochdale was a powerhouse of britain's industrial revolution. but now those temples of this town's former glory lay empty or destroyed , a forgotten memory of destroyed, a forgotten memory of decades gone by in the town centre . it's a similar story. centre. it's a similar story. despite the investment and attempts at developing it, many of the shops remain shuttered and run down in the past few weeks alone. what was once a thriving bar and restaurant right at the heart of the town centre has been forced to close its doors for good. as for the people of this town , it seems people of this town, it seems that righ

to come back with their military colonization of of the region. you had few weeks back at this point tony gosling where you had many u.s. officials including including the national security advisor, including the uh um the head of the military lloyd austin who have said that we're going to transition into this uh low intensity phase. since then you've had the icj ruling which came out and said you know you guys uh israel uh you need to uh prevent any type of genocidal um uh deaths to happen based on the evidence that was presented by many lawyers, but yet from that point as an example uh there has been on and off about 200 uh palestinians who have been killed um a a 24-hour basis and and when you take a look at not only that fact but the us military support is quite shocking to see that uh and this is back and mathematically about 60 um that comes out uh a monthly basis, mean that's a lot of ammunition. why is it that the us says uh go to a low intensity phase, but yet it keeps providing them with the artillery and the firepower to continue with the genocide. well, it's like the native am

to come back with their military colonization of of the region. you had few weeks back at this point tony gosling where you had many us officials including including the national security advisor, including the uh um the head of the military lloyd austin who have said that we're going to transition into this uh low intensity phase. since then you've had the icj ruling which came out and said "you know you guys uh israel uh you need to uh prevent any type of genocidal um uh deaths to happen based on the evidence that was presented by many lawyers, but yet from that point as an example uh there has been on and off about 200 uh palestinians who have been killed um a a 24-hour basis and and when you take a look at not only that fact but the us military support it's quite shocking to see that uh and this is back in december." mathematically about 60 um that comes out uh a monthly basis, mean that's a lot of ammunition. why is it that the us says uh go to a low intensity phase, but yet it keeps providing them with the artillery and the firepower to continue with the genocide? well, it's like th

come back with their military colonization of of the region. you had few weeks back at this point, tony gosling where you had many us officials including including the national security advisor, including the uh um the head of the military lloyd austin who have said that we're going to transition into this uh..." low intensity phase uh, since then you've had the icj ruling which came out and said, you know, you guys, uh, israel, uh, you need to uh prevent any type of genocidal um deaths to happen based on the evidence that was presented by many lawyers, but yet from that point as an example uh, there has been on and off about 200 uh palestinians who have been killed um a a 24-hour basis and and when you take a look at not only that fact but the us military support is quite shocking to see that uh and this is back in december of 25 of 2023 that israel has received 230 planes from the us with 20 ships loaded with us arms, that's a lot, it looks like it sounds like if you figure it out mathematically about 60 um that comes out uh a monthly basis, mean that's a lot of ammunition, why is it

to come back with their military colonization of of the region. you had few weeks back at this point tony gosling where you had many us officials including including the national security advisor, including the uh um the head of the military lloyd austin who have said that we're going to transition into this uh low intensity phase. since then you've had the icj ruling which came out and said, you know, you guys, uh, israel, uh, you need to uh prevent any type of genocidal um deaths to happen based on the evidence that was presented by many lawyers, but yet from that point as an example, uh, there has been on and off about 200 uh palestinians who have been killed, um, a a 24-hour basis, and and when you take a look at not only that fact, but the us military support, it's quite shocking to see that uh, and this... back in december of 25 of 2023 that israel has received 230 planes from the us with 20 ships loaded with us arms, that's a lot, it looks like it sounds like fe figure it out mathematically about 60 um that comes out uh a monthly basis, mean that's a lot of ammunition. why is it th