and last week, a senior u. n. office of the high commissioner for human rights quit the organization, denouncing the u. n.'s feelings stance on the conflict. and his resignation letter, human rights -- who worked for the u. n. for three decas referred to the, quote, wholesale slaughter of the palestinian people, and described it as a textbook case of genocide. in a statement to the guardian, united nations responded to his statement, calling them his personal views, and saying in part, quote, the position of the office on the situation and the opt to pride palestinian territories and gaza are as reflected and our reports and public statements. craig mokhiber joins me now. craig, thanks so much for coming on the show. you left the one last week, and then your last letter to your boss, the u. n. high commissioner for human rights, you attacked the u. n. for failing to stop the war in gaza, and you called what israel is doing a textbook case of genocide. you know that's an explosive accusation for many. it's been a l

in protesting against the u. n. 's failure to condemn what he term, the wholesale slaughter of the palestinian people by the israeli army. senior human rights official, craig vote kiper step down his public resignation letter noted that once again, we are seeing a genocide unfolding before our eyes and the organization we serve appears powerless to stop it with israel's moron, gaza intensifying. craig mall kiper, former new york director of the office of the un high commissioner for human rights topics to out is a to the craig ok for the former director of the new york office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. thank you for talking dodges. here are pleasure. you have resigned in protest from your job and you wrote a 4 page letter outlining why you did that and i want to get to that and the 2nd it but in your words, why didn't you step down? well, i actually began to communicate my concerns about the you and the reaction to gross violations of human rights in palestine back in march. this was a

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understand the position of the secretary general and some of my own colleagues in the u. n. when they speak publicly, they're speaking on behalf of an institution. and in doing so, there are very complex processes that need to be gone through before one could make those sorts of pronouncements. and in the end, any crime is to be determined by a court of law. but if we can allege that we see war crimes, crimes against humanity, as we have often done, there's no reason to exclude where we see very strong evidence. the possibility of genocide being committed and i think you're going to be hearing that term more and more in connection with what we're witnessing in gaza. but institutions of course, have to go through the necessary steps before they can make that pronouncements. i as of today i am an independent citizen, not caring the institution on my shoulders, and i feel quite confident human rights lawyer in saying that what i see unfolding in gaza and beyond is genocide. israel has admitted to bombing a refugee camp and gaza, not once, not twice, maybe even more times. they'

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understand the position of the secretary general and some of my own colleagues in the u. n. when they speak publicly, they're speaking on behalf of an institution. and in doing so, there are very complex processes that need to be gone through before one could make those sorts of pronouncements. and in the end, any crime is to be determined by a court of law. but if we can allege that we see war crimes, crimes against humanity, as we have often done, there's no reason to exclude where we see very strong evidence. the possibility of genocide being committed and i think you're going to be hearing that term more and more in connection with what we're witnessing in gaza. but institutions of course, have to go through the necessary steps before they can make that pronouncements. i as of today i am an independent citizen, not carrying the institution on my shoulders, and i feel quite confident human rights lawyer in saying that what i see unfolding in gaza and beyond is genocide. israel has admitted to bombing a refugee camp and gaza, not once, not twice, maybe even more times. the

also coming out as the u. n. is set to play a bigger role in the national tax corporation. we'll hear from an expert why he thinks the global south in particular sense to benefit from and will tell you why cyprus is no longer a hotspot. for is really invest impressed cold will walk into the program. germany's economy minister says he wants to continue with the funding of multi 1000000 euro economic projects. that's despite a recent court ruling, preventing the government from re purposing left over funds. raised to find the pandemic, the ruling trigger a crisis over the government's budget for next year, as it cannot raise new debts due to a constitutional so called that break robot. how accepted the federal government and the states of germany are working together to find a way to keep the money flowing to the project, less describing them as affecting the economic heart of german. interesting big fears on more on what do you have to say? the projected mcgee mentioned the project like within the climate, then transformation, fun concerned the heart of germany's economy tow

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the u. n. says the some 250 trucks carrying food, water and medical supplies. and since the gaza strip on site today, limited fuel deliveries are also being allowed into gaza. so the 1st time since october 7th, an easy sense of calm has taken hold in the gaza. the truce is a welcome break from weeks of bombing and devastation is a mixed to scenes of destruction lying or around some people who attempt to replicate a sense of normalcy. taking solace in small every day comes that's been a trade him the way living through days of come, where we are stealing moments to make t a before the truce. we couldn't stay out like this and make tea or walk around whatever is less, develop, bummed out houses because of the strengths and the sounds of the planes and in the how many and that's about putting them in this muscle in the saw in cells. seems like they share the precariousness of the humanitarian situation. crowds of people flocks to a petrol station hoping to stuck up on fuel, ultimately forcing it to close. you and say is much more you just needed to get the humanit

in 1947, the u. n. proposed dividing palestine. a plan rejected by the palestinians were in the majority. and the state of israel was formed the following year leading to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians over the years is released have expanded their settlements, occupying land beyond the u. n. d mark hated partition shame on, you know, despite countless initiatives, the decades long quest for peace has been interrupted by outbreaks of violence. the palestinian leadership remains divided, fucked up in the occupied. west bank recognizes israel, i'll have mos in gaza. does not take you in his presence has been constant. it's calls for peace, a refrain echoing over the years or this most of stop stop by to stop poking no sort of show this can come to a virus. we use your statement, we express concern. we voice assorted everything, but life hasn't changed. the fight thing must stop. immediate protection of tvs must be fed among. the situation in the middle east is growing more by out of by the october. the 7th

well, you have to do is look at the u. n. schools in gaza. why are you looking up? i'm, i am hearing something i said to me, that's right over our heads. stay close to the story without you 0 freight companies, fig passports, international bikes, and the proceeds of organized crime. in purple, she's begging p l. a. bunch on the picture. in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world. to a journalist, go in search, i'll be tale and mafia. 13 months, the longer part 3, on a jesse, you know, it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's help, the insignificant in numbers, the insignificant, ideologically, that is significant, even as a crime game does, very significant. by dictating the government's default of policy, thou shalt not count. tom said the radicalized youth series on our to 0. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and tell mccrae this is the news our life from coming up in the next 16 minutes. and as early as tri could southern gaza, an area meant to be safe for the in $10000.00 palestinians has now been killed in t

while the u. n. has brief members of the organization of his lama cooperation on the humanitarian situation and gaza, speaking alongside. oh, i see representative libby as ambassador to the un said that israel has no right to target civilians uncalled for a ceasefire. why is there a double standards? why is the message different when the ukraine conflict happens? that's the question that the world are asking. therefore, today, it's time to work together. to save lives, there's no justification to bump the refugee comes like as you about the twice. there's no justification to target hospitals under what so called the right to defend. therefore, depriving more than 2000000 palestinians from food. water and fuels. is our trying. it's not the question of a because it's getting everyone the number of those who are under the rubble. now, children and women are over the thousands. the officer was christened salumi, has more from the united nations after that humanitarian update, a number of the masters from

i think it would be unfair to say that the u. n. is abandoning the people have gone to the political side in the security council. yes. cool. so you've got written abstaining from a virus on whether there should be a see saw you, good america actually be selling it. and i think that is fail allowing as well giving a green light is we'll see what's more and a cool status seems that this will and which is allegedly describing him ask is actually cheaper. well that's another question, but yeah, so quite right, so we never stations that is paralysis in the security council. the just to be the last thing. it is not the case that the by cc is entirely political. corinne, calm is as the prosecutor is independence and if he wants to issue an arrest flores . so these crimes being committed to come. he's also able to maybe by himself that has been set plenty of criticism though of the i, c, c and of korean khan. and, and comparing what he's doing now with regards to this conflict versus what the i c c chose to do when it came to ukraine. let

civilians are paying the highest price to the school and i know who the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded to a ceasefire. palestinian presidents not mood or bass. it's more you'd be allowed into gaza and cold. so the us president to put pressure is ally is right, you know, at the isn't, i mean, you, today, i address us president joe biden who bears a special responsibility due to his international standing and significant influence on the is really occupation authorities to intervene immediately to halt this aggression you walk through, you have the israel says it will not stop until it's 2000 and completed the task to destroy a mass and 2nd, to attend the hostages clearly on soviet with every passing day, there are fewer places where her mazda service can operate those who are on the west side of the city. understand this very well now you. they've already encountered that kenzie power of the army. those who are on the eastern side understand this tonight and will understand it in the coming days of those who are in

the head of the u. n's relief agency and gaza stressed that residents were an urgent need after we crossed into rough up for a visit. and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to i never, ever have seen something similar in guys when it came before after conflict. egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's unclear just how long the border will remain open to foreign passport holders . what is certain is that unless egypt government, let's palestinians cost to for the vast majority of those trapped in gaza, escape will remain impossible. some 30000 people have had to leave their homes in southern lebanon due to intimate and fighting between minutes and group has put law and the is really army base pairs it in, in bucks has bluff, could open up a new front against israel at the time. but it's already fighting against thomas in gaza. it's why is around, he's taking no chances on his board uh wi

the u. n. has called the attack the quote latest atrocity to befall the peoples because the devastation is nearly identical. tune is rarely striked the day before that killed dozens. of people, israel is said that strike targeted to have mass military commander. the group is classified by germany, the you and the us as a terrorist organization. if you ship all sides was published yesterday we eliminated the commander of the deposit battalion, ibrahim bihari, he was a murderous terrorist. gunshot striking him close the collapse of the building of the tunnels, the one to the camp. all of this led to the collapse of the structures, so the numerous of israel has intensified it's offensive and gaza. that is really military, for least footage that shows the deployment of air and naval forces as well as ground troops carrying out operations into the strip. for game, then we're hitting the terrorist, so all levels from those who fight in the field not to the level of compound is pop pull idea, effectiv

n. a distribution trucks. u. n says it represents just 9 percent of its daily needs. fuel is also needed for generators in hospitals, the southern nation constant sewage treatment facilities. you in the head of humanitarian affairs. mounting, griffith says he who might a tearing operation and gods will come to a standstill if they come to live a few. immediately we need at least a couple of 100000 liters to get us moving again. and we have had agreements in those negotiations for such a replenishment, but they have a cheap final approval at the highest levels of the is really, that's archie. so we need that decision made all of our pledge. the message is we are right. the sitting in front of those people on the board as of gaza in rough uh, ready to go at the right scale. if we get the means to do so, we have times how to do this. we have times which do not include having people moved into circled sites and we have times to try to reach people where they are. it is a standard way of operation. so i had thought i'

n. facilities including schools and hospitals, given access to humanitarian aid. the release of all hostages and the true humanitarians. the spa, he said, it's important to work towards a 2 state solution and the face face to face. i would condemn the reach into a never ending cycle of violence. a few of the key notes made by guitar was the was that 111? you and workers have been killed in gauze. this is the status of the conflicts on october the 7th, as the largest loss of personnel in the history of the u. n. he also noted that the biggest number of children ever killed in any conflicts is because harris has been secretary general and he has witnessed next, given the flow to tool. when is long, the un special coordinates, a full, the middle east peace processor reading, voice, the same store that sells guitars on the points he made previously next step. but was that the palestinian representative we asthma? and so in a highly emotive address, he said that those who question whether be

there also quotes from the u. n. and talks in jordan today with one of the u. n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be opened. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel. and there will also is one of the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was dw beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks eric. the people living in guns are hoping that much more aid will slow into the territory as long as the troops holds. but aid organizations are warning that the situation for civilians across the enclave for means dyer. these kids face to weather and still play outside the cooling drain. the conditions are an additional bed and for many and to make shift shelters in garza and my bottom. the rain and cold have worn me out and i cannot do, and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them and i've no clothes, no food, no water jacket. and i haven't drank water in 2 days and there's no bathroom to use . and have not much data outside, i'm them i'm, that's wher

well the u. n. is wanting that causes pregnant women are particularly at risk and 50000 women in the territory a pregnant at the moment with more than 5000 to, to give the 1st month doctors one. but they all overwhelmed by emergency cases, which i have to prioritize. medical facilities are on the massive strain, endangering neo natal intensive care and sincerity and sections will set a. hendricks is un women deputy executive director of paula saying she enjoys this from you. your welcome to the w. so what source of fight awaits the more than 5 and a half 1000 women who are due to give the incomes of this month? still thank you. we're seeing with the drastic escalation of violence, a severe impact on the lives of women and girls, which you and women is deeply concerned about. the 5000 women who are due to give birth this month. we'll face hospitals that are at an unprecedented level of devastation. not only with an overwhelming number of injuries and critical shortages of medical personnel, but also

and these cold, again on the u. n. and the international community for support. he says this is a time to salvage gaza strip hospitals that they need safe passage, ambulances as well as the fuel to one of them will not speak, crowd correspondents out of here is tory of was there, and he's on the ground that in the con unit in southern garza tarik, tell us a little bit more about what conditions are like that on the ground at hospitals. at the moment. i know you've been reporting from outside the hospital for so many days now and knowing the supply is running short then now also having to deal with an aggressive influx of a people and patients. yes, as we have mentioned before, these ready occupation forces hot drugs and that means some. busy buildings decide to shift medical compound where the 2 is deploy sniper things in order to kick, to take full control over the buildings and even the vicinity of the hospital. so now they have been imposing just significant stage on the people who are inside the hospitals, including our patients, dislikes people, and even mid

i'll refine, she's the director of external relations and communications at the u. n. a agency for palestine. refugees on the rock. she joins is from amman, in jordan to my un stuff continue to work in gaza. all of the account can working conditions extremely difficult working conditions and the for my 13000 colleagues, most of them are palestinians from guys of themselves. so they're part of the people who have been displaced. a lot of my colleagues are and shelters now, but in the shelters. they're still distributing grad distributing some alter and the medical and helps that are still distributing consultations, including do pregnant women. but the general conditions are extremely dire in the shelters. for people who are displaced for my colleagues, now we've been hearing about humanitarian pauses that would allow people to flee into southern gaza. how helpful have these poses been say have probably been somewhat helpful for those who no longer want to remain in the north of gaza, which is under very, very heavy strikes. but in reality, pauses are never good at all.

the u. n. has said there is no way it's safe for gardens to go. and we also know that the military have over the weekend, dropped leaflets into the han units area or into areas in the south saying that people should evacuate those areas as well. so exactly where they are supposed to go to. we still don't know, we understand, but the military wants to set up these sites, but that's certainly not going to be enough room for all the people who are sheltering down there in the south. and we, so strike over night killing at least one woman and a child in the south. and as i say, they've been ongoing since the beginning of this operation. we also saw a couple of s cracks in the central pot and she received g compton. that's what happened there that they used to use me a refugee camps and we start seeing large numbers of people, thousands of people killed in noise. so people in gauze are really running out of safe places to go. the united nation says it is deeply shocked after is really air strikes it to you in schools this weekend, killing dozens of peo

the u. n. agency, full palestinian refugees has denounced the attack, saying the school was operating as a sheltered for this place. the people also coming off hundreds of people flee the all she for hospital in gaza saying they've been ordered to evacuate these rouses. they're leaving of their own accord, plus an explosive launch for space to ex. it's biggest rock and reaches space during the 2nd test flight. more details on the mission shortly including why things didn't go quite to plan the jared raid. welcome to the program, gases homeless around health ministries say as molding i see people have been killed in it, strikes on the job. i like to bali refugee camp in northern casa, at least 50 of damage. i said to have been killed as a school run by the united nations. the i s p news agency has verified this social media video, showing the aftermath of the attack on the school. several, a date bodies including of children can be seen in pots of the footage, which to graphic to show here th

also coming out as the u. n. is set to play a bigger role in the national tax corporation. we'll hear from an expert why he thinks the global south, in particular sense to benefit from the and will tell you why cyprus is no longer a hotspot for is really invest. impressed. cobra walked into the program. germany's economy minister says he wants to continue with the funding of multi 1000000000 euro economic projects. that's despite a recent court ruling, preventing the government from re purposing left over funds raised to find defend demik, the ruling trigger, a crisis over the government's budget for next year. as it cannot raise new debts due to a constitutional so called that break robot, how accepted the federal government and the states of germany are working together to find a way to keep money flowing surprises describing them as affecting the economic heart of germany in big fears. on more on when he had to say the projected mcgee meant to the project, like within the climate, then transformation fund concerned the heart of germany's economy towards loans. the econom

the head of the u. n's relief agency in gauze. the stress, the residents were an urgent need of the he crossed into rafter 4 or visit and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have for to i never, ever have seen something similar in guys when it came before after conflict. egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days, but it's unclear just how long devoted we will remain open to foreign passport holders. what is 2nd? is that unless egypt government, let's palestinians cross to for the vast majority of those, trent, in gauze, uh, escape will remain impossible. my colleague rebecca renters is an asco on and southern israel, and she gave us an update on the efforts to evacuate people through the roof or crossing i want to call as you've been reporting today was the 1st day that the border has actually been opened and people have been able to cross, we st

n. a says that it is deeply shocked after is really airstrikes hit to you and run schools this weekend, killing dozens of people seeking shelter at the facilities. the palestinian authority president my what a boss has repeated his request for you as president and joe biden, to intervene to stop these really military operation and gas them. this comes in mid washington's calls for garza and the west bank to be reunited after the war. that bodies, the debris lay strewn in the office tomorrow. so i'm gonna talk to you and school. we'll know the details of what happened and not to yet to clear, which is a start combined to the civilians are paying the highest price. so this was the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded to a ceasefire. palestinian president of mood of ass. oh it's more you'd be allowed into gaza and cold. so the us president, professor, i like israel, a leo at the isn't, i mean today i address us president joe biden, who bears

the u. n. says the fuel deliveries are less than 10 percent of what's required for basic life, preserving measures and is ready air strike on the occupied. westbank has killed 5 people. that's according to the red crescent striking, the palazzo refugee camp near the city of novels. israel said a targeted militant palestinians who had planned to carry out imminent attacks on is ready and citizens argentinians will head to the post this sunday for a run off in the presidential elections the far right. libertarian candidate to come here to be late has declared that if he wins the vote, he will shut them unimportant to memorial to the victims of the countries bloody military dictatorship that ended in 1983 dw, visited the unesco world heritage site. the as might be a square last hope in your mechanic, out there lot of my that which was one of the 2 largest secret detention torture and murder centers of the regime. high school students on a visit to the estimate museum and science of memory and poin

there also quotes from the u. n. and talks in jordan today with one of the u. n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be opened. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel. and there will also is one of the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was dw beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks sara. to rescue teams in india have fried all 41. construction workers. were trapped in a collapse tunnel the himalayas. the workers had been there since november 12th, when a landslide caused a section of them away in the highway tunnel, they were working to collapse. after 17 long r d was days, the search and rescue mission is hailed as a success. the work is have been rescued. they're safe and doctors have examined the old of them who been sent to us. the 41 men survived for over 2 weeks in the collapse tunnel, things to supply of oxygen and food provided to them through narrow pipes. the rescuers managed to get through. yeah, it was a very challenging task on the work

the u. n. agency, full palestinian refugees has denounced the attack, saying the school was operating as a shelter for displaced people. also coming up the world health organization called for the complete evacuation of causes launch is hospital al schieffer warning. it's become a death sign for patients and stuff. plus thousands of matches the rates jerusalem after a 5 day trip from tel aviv to marches. riley outside d as riley prime minister's office, cooling, full opinion and nickname, yahoo! to do more, to free the hostages held by her mazda in concepts and an explosive launch for spicer x. it's because the rocket reaches face during its they can test twice more days house on that mission shortly, including why things didn't go to quite the plan. the jared raid, welcome to the program, kansas. how mos run health ministry says molding i see people are being killed in a strikes on which a bali, a refugee camp in northern cancer, at least 50 of them said to have been killed at a school run

the u. n. has confirmed that full of its schools, which way use the shelters with damaged and recent attacks. the aftermath of an air strike on a school turn shelter, run in the northern causes. rip, officials from the mouse run, health ministry say at least 20 people were killed in the attack. the children under 10 were cut into pieces where the arrows, where's the muslim nation? where is the spirit of his long dead children falling before our eyes? what did we do? the, those wounded and strikes are taken to overcrowded hospitals where anesthetic in medicine are running out and is really in fargo, one fuel entering concept means the generators that power of life support systems for newborns and critically ill patients will soon stop running. israeli officials, sandoval transfer fuel to hospitals when they deem it necessary north, not few of so far. we have a lot of fuel into the gaza strip. and i mean, we are checking the situation there every day on myself. but it's not that for more than a w

the u. n. has called the attack the quote, latest atrocity to befall the people's cause. the devastation is nearly identical to news rarely strike the day before that killed thousands of people. israel has said that strike targeted to have mass military command, or the group is classified by germany. the you and the us as a terrorist organization. if you ship all sides was published yesterday, we eliminated the come on the of the deposit battalion, abraham bihari. you as a murderous terrorist. i'm sure you strike you him cause the collapse of the building of the tunnels, the one to the cannot go all of this lead to the collapse of the structures. so the name of the stuff in israel has intensified it's offensive in gaza. that is really military, for least footage that shows the deployment of air and naval forces as well as ground troops carrying out operations into the stripped the for game. when we're hitting the terrorist, the old levels from those who fight in the field not to the level of combined is apple id like to give it to you at least the exposure of tunnels or t

which the u. n. c's is only a fraction of what's needed. a short while ago, i spoke to martin frick, germany, director of the u. n. world food program. i asked him what he's hearing from his you and colleagues in garza a while i can absolutely confirm the military and situation in gaza is disastrous. we are running out of everything, particularly fuel as we have just stood. now there was a 5th shipment of fuel, which is a truck in the ocean, really because it's less than 10 percent off on the actually would need a day just for live saving measures. the gaza strip is home, of course, over 2000000 people. and now it's a war zone, thousands have been killed, tens of thousands injured. what's left of the food distribution infrastructure. you can basically say that the local market collapse, every thing that can be consumed without the cooked. everything can, is basically run all bottled water is not available. the water sources that do exist the, well it's often contaminated and resend the health risk. so with the onset, the winter on top of th

these are people seeking shelter under a u. n. flag. searching protection on the international humanitarian goals. the u. n. reports in the last 10 days, a total of $329.00. a trucks have reached guys that through the roof of crossing. but officials say that's not nearly enough. before october, 7th, about $500.00 a trucks got to guys that every single day gabriel's on though, i'll just say that at the united nations. all right, joining us now and such as salt on bought a car as a professor public policy. i haven't been felicia university good to have you with those are some of sadly another day starts with a lot of reports of civilian suffering and casualty. and it's really strikes perhaps amongst the most disturbing a strike on an ambulance come forward. but israel, interesting the now, is it missing? it did hit the ambulance saying that how much fights is, were inside. what does that stand in international law, a light. clearly it's a crime, it's illegal. but if you are in the position where as well as that you've convinced yourself t

now the u. n. a is to massively reduce environmental pollution from plastic waste by 2040. so that the conference actually get any closer to that. scott. the me, i'm the, i'm in the go because the started on monitor to know him on anything more than i did on the rim. uh huh. charlie, for the 1st time, they're having a text that they're discussing with a 9 to 3 minute. must it actually this crossing of do i do have the plastic collision issue looking at the entire life cycle from 20 miles to pollution from the packaging and also how to address the issue of michael plastics. that is actually becoming not those problem involvement. but it was what was your mom's on in bicycle systems? and so this, i would truly want a 9 to 3 members that are these coughing is already progress. that is actually going to be evaluated, binding g 3. what are you supposed to call it in my 20, pretty to full move in see about the bicycle, not only about recycling on plastic risk management, but looking into using the recycling. also looking into what is called one session was a progression of provid

for people who are displaced for my colleagues was tomorrow, i'll re fi from the u. n. age agency for palestinian refugees, and right now, one of the worst mass that goes committed by a master in its terrorist attack on october 7th, was that on is really keyboards just a few kilometers from gaza. more than a 100 members of the agricultural community were killed and dozens more kidnapped. no volunteers from all round israel, helping to save the fruit, harvest and rebuild lives. it's close to 8 in the morning, and most people rock is headed to the up a caught a field sophisticate bullets, barry. before the 7th of october, these fields were teeming with palestinian anti harvesters. then the tie work is left put into harvest, the risk of going bad. the 65 year old could not have done it alone. with thanks to these volunteers, things are looking up. every day doesn't happen. heating motives call for help, which are posted on social media. his phone has been ringing off the hook. people from all over the country are lining up to help and it says, it feels good just to be d

i'd like to now welcome the martin, frank, german director of the u. n. world food program. first of all, martin we in the media have been reporting for weeks now that in already dire situation is getting worse by the day. tell us what you're hearing from your you and colleagues in gaza. while i can absolutely confirm the humanitarian situation in gaza is disastrous. we are running out of everything, particularly fuel as we have just stood. now there was a 1st shipment of fuel which is a truck in the ocean, really because it's less than 10 percent off on the actually would need a day just for live saving measures. the gaza strip is home, of course, over 2000000 people. and now it's a war zone, thousands have been killed, tens of thousands injured. what's left of the food distribution infrastructure. you can basically say that the local market collapse, every thing that can be consumed without being cooked. everything can is basically run all bottled water is not available. the water sources that do exist the, well it's often contaminated and resend to health risk. so with th

n. playing a bigger role in taxing multi nationals and individuals. here's organization says that the tax avoidance costs the world around $480000000000.00 annual. the larger part of that is lost by alicia the members, the rich countries themselves. but as a share of current tax revenues is much bigger, much more intense, those losses for lower income countries. so this thing, countries that doesn't have a voice within the c d, which has been accepting the tax rules for about 60 years. of the countries that lose are in the way there's most damaging. and so they lose almost on average, almost 50 percent of the public health budget compared to perhaps 9 or 10 percent in the income countries. so that's why it's really important that this is a step on the way to lower income countries having an equal, say, infesting the rules. that doesn't mean we'll get to a perfect solution. but it certainly means there's a lot of space for all countries to to be much better off alex, let's take a closer look at this agreement. the to tech deal aims to create a 50 perce

tell us a bit more about the u. n's facilities on the ground in goal is that because there are many schools, many health facilities and so on where people are not only just seeking help with their seeking shelter. a given the amount of aid coming in how they coping, how long before they can no longer provide any help there that's already overstretched. how can i describe to you that in a school that was run by honora, which would have a maximum of 400 people now houses up 212000 where ship a hospital has 500 patients that they can't care for and where they're in the core doors where women who require of a syrian section are doing that by the light of a mobile phone and under general anesthesia if, if they can find it. and we have had reported cases where women are undergoing c sections with no anesthesia put yourself in that there is no, there is no respite from that situation until we can get the care and the assistance at the scale that we require as the united nations. and protection from being hit while doing so. mainly just stay with us because i want to highlight the situation in the

we covered that in previous shows, but the u. n. has also drawn attention to the massive economic disruption in the occupied westbank. and today we're focusing on that. the territory has effectively been sealed off from israel since october the 7th, in what has been described as another form of collective punishment. palestinians and their goods cannot get into his real farmers have seen prizes collapse as their produce ends up dumped in local markets. bernard smith reports from bait of the crops are ready for harvesting. but palestinian, the farmers have lost access to the main customers in his raft. since october, the 7th, as well as military has effectively sealed on the occupied west bank. well, sell it the jordan valleys, palestine, food basket. well, we produced most of the west banks, proud of its peppers corvette's opening and everything comes from this range. and when the crossing squeeze rail are closed, the door of these goods go to the local market, which causes the process to drop. on some days we don't sell anything. i

the u. n. has said there is no way of safe for gardens to go. and we also know that the military have over the weekend, dropped leaflets into the han units area or into areas in the south saying that people should evacuate those areas as well. so exactly where they are supposed to go to. we still don't know, we understand, but the military wants to set up these sites on such fits. certainly not going to be enough room for all the people who are sheltering down there in the south. and we, so strike over night killing at least one woman and a child in the south. and as i say, they've been ongoing since the beginning of this operation. we also saw a couple of s cracks in the central part and to refugee camps. and that's what happened there that they used to use me a refugee camps and uh, we start seeing large numbers of people, thousands of people killed in noise. so people in golf are really running out of safe places to go. there was a separate air strake of air strike rather earlier this weekend on a un run school within a refugee camp. and gas

tell us a bit more about the u. n's facilities on the ground in garza because there are many schools, many health facilities and so on where people are not only just seeking help with their seeking shelter. a given the amount of aid coming in how they coping, how long before they can no longer provide any help there this already overstretched. how can i describe to you that a school that was run by honora, which would have a maximum of 400 people now houses up 212000 were ships a hospital has 500 patients that they can't care for and where they're in the core doors where women who require of a syrian section are doing that by the light of a mobile phone and under general anesthesia if, if they can find it. and we have had reported cases where women are undergoing c sections with no anesthesia put yourself in. there is no, there is no respite from that situation until we can get the care and the assistance at the scale that we require as the united nations and protection from being hit while doing so. let's just stay with us because i want to highlight the situation in the west bank be

the u. n. a chief says hospitals are not special grams any supported by these rarely assaults and security council for past votes on a resolution aimed at protecting children from violence in girls. the welcome to the program with starting coverage of cause of this uh, the united nations in new york. molto has dropped to the resolution hoping its focus on children will finally unite the un security council. these are life pictures the the council has so far filed full time to take united stance on the war on gauze and the resolution cools for urgent and extend it to monetary and pauses on core doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable aid access resolution needs, at least 9 votes in favor and no veto despite the permanent members of the united states, russia, china, friends, or prison as well. this is what the maltese i'm by so they'll have to say earlier was different. that's the path to schedule the vote for the time change that are in more but for the children

while the u. n. has brief members of the organization of climate cooperation on the humanitarian situation in gaza. and speaking along side, oh i see representatives. libby as in bassett or to the un said that israel has no right to target civilians and called for a ceasefire. why is there double standards? why is the message different? when the ukraine conflict happens? that's the question that the world are asking. therefore, today, it's time to work together. to save lives, there's no justification to bomb refugee comes by the twice. there's no justification to target hospitals under what so called the right to defend. therefore depriving more than $2000000.00 palestinians from foot. walter and fuels is a work right. it's not the question of because it's getting everyone the number of those who are under the rubble. now, children and women are over the thousands on the palestinian health industry says a 146 palestinians have been killed and occupied westbank either by is really forces or an attack