the u. n says it will investigate and publish its findings over the next few weeks. but you in officials warn the crippling and now in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and gaza is to put even more lives at risk in a place where a 100000 palestinians have already been killed or maimed by israel. and almost 2000000 are in temporary shelters with no place left to go. so what's happening to the millions of people not only in gaza, but throughout the region who depend every day on and risk services to survive. and what about politics at play? today we're talking with layla hello, a former senior policy advisor to enroll and legal advisor to the palestinian authorities, negotiations department and, and are fine. who teaches post colonial studies at the university college london, and is author of refuge and resistance palestinians, and the international refugee system. it's great to have you both on today. thank you for joining us. the somber subject, but i want to start off listening to matthew miller, a state department spokesman, and get your reaction. so assessing and

n says the war in sedan has displaced. 8000000 people, one and a half 1000000 of them have crossed into neighboring countries, including south sedan itself, politically unstable, and barely able to support the refugees. and there's a limit to what the u. n can do when they just the right. of course there is, but the demand to requests to give me advice, given the wheat which we are not able to provide. i should be staying on top of that. russians being that 50 percent so you ins warehouse is empty of an app. uh, the was in guys uh and ukraine, meaning that donor countries are less willing to support sedan or the r assess melissa, under its lead at home done that gullow appears to be winning the civil war with the army led by general abdel thought to elbow on losing ground, but as little prospect of peace in africa, the biggest country this boat now weigh aubrey coast has secured a 3rd and for a cup of nations crowned with a thrilling come back when, as hosts of the toner, ivory coast for the heavy crowd favorites for the final which was played in a brand new stadium in a be john, the ho

n says the war in sedan has displaced. 8000000 people, one and a half 1000000 of them have crossed into neighboring countries, including south sedan itself, politically unstable, and barely able to support the refugees. and there's a limit to what the un can do when the, just the right. of course there is, but the demand to requests to give me a rice gives me we, which we are not able to provide. i should be staying on top of that. russians being that 50 percent, so you ins warehouse is on m t as in apple. the was in guys a and ukraine, meaning that donor countries are less willing to support sedan or the are assess militia under its lead at home done that gullow appears to be winning the civil war with the army, led by general abdel thought to elbow on losing ground, but as little prospect of peace in africa, the biggest country will change the pace with some sports now and buyers leave it goes in have struck a crucial blow in the request to unseat by an unix, as boone dislike or champions. the 1st goal came after 18 minutes from the home sign right back. no substances who buyer and se

n says the war in sedan has displaced, 8000000 people, one and a half 1000000 of them have crossed into neighboring countries, including south sedan itself, politically unstable, and barely able to support the refugees. and there's a limit to what the un can do when the, just the right. of course, there is that the demand to requests to give me advice, gives me we, which we are not able to provide us at this time. on top of that, russians being that 50 percent, so you ins warehouse is on m t as in apple. the was in guys a and ukraine, meaning that donor countries are less willing to support sedan. the are a self militia, under the lead at home done delgado appears to be winning the civil war with the army led by general abdel thought to elbow on losing ground, but as little prospect of peace in africa's the biggest country. so that's the situation there in sit down, we're going to head to a lighter note now and in the world of sports buyer labor crews and have struck a crucial blow in their quest to once the buyer munich. as for the sake of champions, the 1st call came after 18 minutes

the u. n says rough uh has become a pressure cooker of despair. don't forget, you can always get the domain is on the go, just download our app from google player from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. that's your news, but stay with us. next, our tech show shipped explores how artificial intelligence is being used more and more to both good and bad. and fact, i'm really thank so much for your company. the . when the started, we started to understand clearly and watching need to do for us. ukraine was a similar, are we moving towards europe or not? on the 2013, the still is afraid democracy, protests and ukraine. the country response to your price to ship to west has recognized the danger and the terms of being foretold on the signs with us.

so you'd say that ukraine's e u. n. nato membership aspirations are on track. are perfectly sure. let's talk about your thoughts on, on ukraine's relations with the us. us clearly an important backer of ukraine in this war against russia. aid for ukraine is being blocked right now. in the us congress by republicans, and there's a good chance that donald trump will return to the white house as president after the election later this year. how concerning is that prospect for you? well, of course, your grand new sanctions are anxious about any potential dentures, which you delay the decisions on financial a military support because every decision directly affects ukrainian people. and some of the congress people told me that you come come play poker so so don't, don't distract us from the us. that's a, that's okay. this is the politics. we have to survive at any condition and we will survive at that new condition. but we're still see the situation probably would have to, to get to the total of sort to see that the decision is on this and it's on the surface. so i'm really happy that

u n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a life on so many invest. 16 volunteers say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the latest news as it breaks, ukraine has made vast improvements to the defenses around its major cities. with detailed coverage, the former president is expected to appeal this decision, but it's just one of many legal issues he's facing in the run up to the november election from around the well, the rising ground water is contaminated with sewage. less than 6 percent of the homes and suite them are connected to the government sewage network. the the latest victims of these rails were o

b, u. n. says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i took care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strikes, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers that say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm real about this and this is the news our lives from joe. how can we help in the next 60 minutes? is there any error strikes targets? northern jobs, the latest football moons had a crowded area. all the markets are the same as your body of refuge account, a mosque and ross are destroyed by is ready attacks. residents pick through the rubble in a desperate search for bodies of those killed. is there any voices, right? the homes of palestinians

the u. n says it is concerned about the use of unnecessary force. with 3 reports, a dead in recent demonstrations to thailand's jail, to full net premier text and showing what troy has been granted. parole official says the decision was made in full accordance with regulations, talks and is currently being treated at a police hospital. he was subbing a 12 month sentence after returning to thailand of 2 years in exile. now in pakistan on the policy, it was the former prime minister in wrong con has announced plans to try to form a government following disputed elections. the chairman of cons, p t, i says it started forming an alliance with a smooth policy con himself is in prison. his policy has accused the state of a crack down against its members and a vote. rigging allegations the state denies despite being band pci candidates run his independence. and one of those seats in the election might be at the head last the board in our constituency, in the city of stop at the d. but she refuses to accept that event. she campaigned with the backing of 595

n says it's concerned about the use of unnecessary falls with free report of dead invoice and demonstrations to thousands of sheep and can hold of was stuck on a ship bound for as well as arrived back at the port they left 6 weeks ago. the livestock was silent from australia through the red sea, but had to turn around st. jude to this rate of attack from given sweetie rebels. animal rights activists have called a frequent pro timelines, jail full of premier tents and sheet of water has been granted. parole officials say the decision was made in full accordance with regulations and is currently being treated at least hospital the 2nd a 12 month sentence after returning to tyler enough to use an x on your way. as president joe biden has judged as well to protect palestinian civilians and it's planned, ground evasion of the gas and city. around $55.00, we met with jordan's king abdullah on monday at the white house, the 1st face to face meeting since he's around school with homeless began. item said the to discuss the possible 6 weeks breaking the funding. jordan has been pushing for a permanen

n says it is concerned about the use of unnecessary force with 3 reported dead and recent demonstrations. it's now carnival celebrations, all in full swing. and many parts of the world, including of course in brazil, hundreds of thousands of people have been lining the streets of rio de janeiro to watch the world famous periods. and there's also a competitive element to the festivities with the cities top, some of the schools buying for attention. miles of sequins and shimmying diginero as well. the famous carnival is well underway and the cities tops on the schools are putting their best feet fluids of competing to win the top prize. my love for sound as impossible to explain it as an emotion has never felt before. this is my 1st time competing here. i'm doing it with the legends of my school. this 2024 carnival will be hours. so much as this 1st thing with excitement. there's so much enthusiasm here. each school brings a different scene to life. from the legend surrounding the catch you fruits and ne and brazil. to a tribute to the book, a kind of defect by brazilian right to anna mari

the u. n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to. when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run a little fun, i'll just hear as well. the 9000 children have been injured in israel's will wrong cause. then they have had that um, so legs amputated soft as all being forced to carry and help raisins without anesthetic. one young posted ingle rec

the u. n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to. when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run a little fun, i'll just hear as hodgen, teen as low a house of parliament has passed a controversial stair. he built spanking protest and the capital. i mean, is of congress passed presidents heavy malays reforms by 144 to 109 votes. could i sit b

the u. n says nearly 8000000 people have been forced from their homes. some reflect the neighboring countries most however have moved the safer areas within sedan. and the morgan has more from the capital car to offer up mohammed, her daughters and her grandchildren have lived in this classroom for 6 months. the school in hartfield has become a temporary shelter for some of the menus to denise forces from their homes by the conflict between the army and the parent. military rapids support forces offer us as the flight when the fighting moved into their neighborhood. less than one level, the senate is the, the, it was terrible to leave the house. we carried the kids left, the air conditioning on. i'm left with nothing but the clothes on the box. artillery shells london narrow straight bullets were flying everywhere. early in the conflicts, the power military group took control of most of the capital made reports that fast rape and killing many residents moved to safe or regions, often areas controls by the army. in dar 4 where the rapids support forces is

n. say that there's been regression on part of the rulers of, of the side. they have not avoid it. they've not given the rights to veteran. they've curtailed freedoms. they've gotten back on their promises of allowing goods, education, and so on and so forth, on the ground. and they've done this on the situation in terms of security has tremendous be improved. people can now traveling all across the country, their roads and reconstruction that is happening. so the feeling is some sort of stability in the sun. and that is why it does not live on their confidence. it says that it would engage and continue to engage with international partners as long as they recognize them as the representative of got a son. and they say that those functions that have been in both of them not by the united states and other you members are unfair. and that needs to be a fair and a, and a discussion on how to go forward. if the international community is interested by the well being of the people of a bunch of salma. thank you for that. but some of and jotted live in a couple of the knowledge of the ci

the u. n says they have also been reports of palestinian women being raped while in custody. the women, so there was stripped naked and searched by mail is riley soldiers. summer away the spokes person for the woman studies central and palestine. she says, kidding women and children as positive as rails plan. the most of the people in goza are either women or children. the bigger percentage of the people is the has to do with women and children. and this is of course, not by you by chance. it is done by the lives to can women and children because they know that they don't want if they are going through that genocide, they don't want more urgent that ations and getting them on those who can give their school children as so we don't believe that that is a plan, the thing from that i need is to can women and to them it's not by mistake. the other thing is that since we are concerned about that society, the financial side is the concept of that society now in the camps and, and dropped off and goes to infinity wellness. everybody goes up, the man, they give the opportunity, they

the u. n says there are more than a 130000, so the needs migrants already in libya. they make up more than 20 percent of the migrant population. with the fighting in some done, many fear for the safety of their families, back home, a hole, how much sun but she is carpet says many have not been able to escape the violets. and so then when they got any idea, it's really sad. oh forget extremely well, i read about a family. the people are dying in the homes from shelling, you know, some people are dying on the streets from that tried to flee to save 80 s. how much and others in the sudanese just for a here in libya, hopes of fighting will soon come to an end and their children may 1 day return to a stable and prosper us through the mouth. trina, which is 0 tripoli, russian troops have come to a village in east and ukraine, also ukrainian troops withdrew. you're planning on me, come on. the said the streets is an attempt to reinforce nearby towns and contain the russian advance. the nearby city of difficult in these are nets regions failed to russian troops. earlier this

n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinian said they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run a lot, hon. i'll just hear more than 800 officials in the u. s. u k. and the european union has signed a letter criticizing their and government support of israel's war on gaza. they include about 80 from american agencies, while the largest group is from european union institutions. th

n says nearly 8000000 people have been forced from their homes by the fighting between the army and the power military rapids support forces that's on top of the 3000000 displays before the conflict even began in april. some have led to nif let the neighboring countries but most of move, the safer areas within sedan had been, morgan has more from cartoon to offer up mohammed, her daughters and her grandchildren have lived in this classroom for 6 months. the school in hospital has become a temporary shelter for some of the menus to denise forth from their homes by the conflict between the army and the parent. military rapids support forces offer us as the flight when the fighting moved into their neighborhood along the senate. it is the, it was terrible to leave the house. we carried the kids left, the air conditioning on. i'm left with nothing but the clothes on a box. artillery shells, london narrow straight bullets were flying everywhere. early in the conflicts, the paramilitary group took control of most of the capital and made reports at the fast rape and killing. many residents mov

the u. n. says nearly 8000000 people have been forced from their homes. some reflect the neighboring countries most however have moved the safer areas within sit in. the morgan has more from the capital car to offer up mohammed her daughters and her grandchildren have lived in this classroom for 6 months. the school in hospital has become a temporary shelter for some of the menus to denise forced from their homes by the conflict between the army and the power of military.

the u. n says it will investigate and publish its findings over the next few weeks. but new and officials warn the crippling and now in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and gaza is to put even more lives at risk in a place where a 100000 palestinians have already been killed or maimed by israel. and almost 2000000 are in temporary shelters with no place left to go. so what's happening to the millions of people not only and gaza, but throughout the region who depend every day on and risk services to survive. and what are the politics at play? today we're talking with layla hello, a former senior policy advisor to enroll and legal advisor to the palestinian authorities, negotiations department and, and are fine. who teaches post colonial studies at the university college london, and is author of refuge and resistance palestinians, and the international refugee system. it's great to have you both on today. thank you for joining us. the somber subject, but i want to start off listening to matthew miller, a state department spokesman, and get your reaction. so assessing

n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off to me. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our line one day, sooner or later. like many and casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run all the hon. i'll just here as well, since this done to the wall of house today and civil defense teams have been working tirelessly to save lives, lack of machinery and fuels, and stopping them from responding to cold for help. let me pull some shitty for pulls. civil defense tea

the u. n. says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to. when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinian said they are undeterred and on the side of a cut them off to me. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many and casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run a little hon. i'll just hear more of an 800 officials in the us, u. k. and the european union has signed a letter criticizing the government's support of israel 0 on gaza. thank you about a t from american agencies, while the largest group i

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many inver fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. hard hitting interviews as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all. the good coups i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb, toe in the security council. this is a major stumbling block, is the problem to access it. you hear the story on talk to how does era of ukraine a father frontline, a mother and children can

the u. n says it will investigate and publish its findings over the next few weeks. but you end officials warn the crippling and now in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and gaza is to put even more lives at risk in a place where a $100000.00 palestinians have already been killed or maimed by israel. and almost 2000000 are in temporary shelters with no place left to go. so what's happening to the millions of people not only and gaza, but throughout the region who depend every day on and risk services to survive. and what are the politics at play? today we're talking with layla hello, a former senior policy advisor to enroll and legal advisor to the palestinian authorities, negotiations department and, and are fine. who teaches post colonial studies at the university college london, and is author of refuge and resistance palestinians, and the international refugee system. it's great to have you both on today. thank you for joining us. the somber subject, but i want to start off listening to matthew miller, a state department spokesman, and get your reaction. so asses

d u n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict works out of their existence. that slowed ship as a principal present, asked as a correspondence with any breaking the story we want to hear from those people who with normally not get that voices heard on the international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud all was when we covered the fullness quake of 2015 at the terrible natural disaster. and a story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story. it was very important at

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor imaging, the operations are sometimes performs here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wounds or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the . ready rescue teams rush, the volume is the hospitals and rafa office ready strikes overnight can move in a dozen in southern and central gosh. the hello. i'm dire in jordan, this is out. is there a life? and also coming goes that has become additional module for the territory has been destroyed. the w h o chief appealed for an immediate cease fire and gaza. so allows .

the u. n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to. when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. to look for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run a lot. hon. i'll just here is really sitting over tags have continue in the occupied westbank just hours off to us. president joe biden signed to the executive order in response to the assaults biden has him post sanctions on full is rarely se

b u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many in the city. volunteers say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to bone level by the conflict. this business uptake this voltage by the city bank growth partner of on the dash before to use the or the these business uptake. these me roy thought of on the dash before to use the the hello. i'm sammy's a them, this is the news out live from dell. how come out in the next? 60 minutes is ready, so i'll just write a hospital on the siege in southern gaza medical stop, and also the hospital law arrested. more nations 10 is round not to launch a ground defensive on roughly one and a h

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i took care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strikes, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers that say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. hodge, i mean, to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any of your thoughts. providing answers my question to you. all the good coups i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us veto in the security council. this is a may just something go because it did x or to hear the story on told to how does era the the color that i'm just going to the time. this is

n says, a 162 school buildings have been directly hit by is really strikes, which is the fact that around 625000 students, 92 percent of all school buildings and alvin use the shelters to displace palestinians view and says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and all those ulcer damage depriving $88000.00 students a full academic year of study. palestinian officials say that 95 professors to have been killed. last year the electricity rate was 97.7 percent. one teacher and ross is on a mission to not allow israel's war to run the children of the future of the house and has, has store of the more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived is visible on guns out. there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole loss. well, try double time. i decided to back to the time to t

n says that at least 25000000 people is struggling with growing hunger and malnutrition because of a civil war in su, done. thousands of families are being forced from their homes every week. many of them fling today bring child south to dawn, knocking web reports 10 months of fighting have made many positive suit on, on livable. that's why every weeks, thousands of people arriving here in the town of rank in south sea, done. many say what little they had has been taken by fighters. a check points along the way. you know, been, well, we came by bus. it took us 2 days to reach here. we came from saddam because of the war. what we need is food. the immediate support we need to speak to to be able to survive of the world food program which published this video says maquida and have family are among about half a 1000000 people have arrived here in the last year. this is what they've left behind in april last year. fighting abruptly between c don's army and the parent military rapids support forces attempts at mediation have failed. aside from the risk of being caught in the cross, 5 mill

n says the cost of an average basket of food has increased by 8 to 8 percent since the conflict began traitors the one of the reasons behind the price rises is difficulties in getting good spokesmen. at some things we have a or impulse. it has been an increase in the price of foreign currency. so the cost of food commodities has also increased. and especially because we also have to add a small profit margin. so customers that come in by less and less because their money hasn't increased in value or amount. the world bank forecast inflation to reach nearly 160 percent this year. the value of this is denise pound. currency has sunk. fuel costs have increased to the ongoing fighting and destruction of factories means that goods now take longer to make it to market by the 70. they are made soon as the now come from one state, when in the positive came from another. they'll also others that affect the owners had to relocate. so that includes the cost of relocation on the price of made sense . with the conflicts, showing no sign of ending prices are expected to rise even further. with most

n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off to me. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives. again, the rental of han, how does your husband team is lo, houses voted to approve the controversial reforms that a spot protests in the streets congress to spend 3 days to basing. it doesn't have the malays reform bill. and if approved by the sentence was known as the omnibus bit will lead to

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the the hello there. i'm just ozzy attain this isn't use our line from the coming up in the next 16 minutes. forced famine in gaza. how israel is using deliberate starvation as a weapon of war against palestinian civilians. the tale and panic and golf is the largest functioning hospital officer is waiting for cisco in the facility district housman.

n says in some areas, people are on the verge of famine. israel has blocked most of the age from reaching the north. and this is how palestinians are living in what used to be garza's largest refugee cancer by the dozens of families or sheltering in a bundle to united nations run school. they're living in damage classrooms with little power, water, or food. the knoxville for do not have a homes were bombed. we went to our home and found that it was completely destroyed . the whole block was flattened. we came to the school here and found that it was fun to try to find a place in the school, but there was nothing we built to attend and settled in at each tent has at least 15 people in it that was early forces of killed at least one, palestinian during raids and they occupied westbank and janine soldiers destroyed a house and infrastructure. the army also stormed the cities of co pay. you answered, i'm along as well as bethlehem near occupied east jerusalem. as these $22.00 palestinians were arrested is really forces have increased the frequency and intensity of raids and they occupied west

the u. n says it will investigate and publish its findings over the next few weeks. but you and officials warn the crippling and now in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and gaza is to put even more lives at risk in a place where a 100000 palestinians have already been killed or maimed by israel. and almost 2000000 are in temporary shelters with no place left to go. so what's happening to the millions of people not only in gaza, but throughout the region who depend every day on and risk services to survive. and what are the politics at play? today we're talking with layla hello, a former senior policy advisor to en, route and legal advisor to the palestinian authorities, negotiations department and, and are fine. who teaches post colonial studies at the university college london, and is author of refuge and resistance palestinians, and the international refugee system. it's great to have you both on today. thank you for joining us. the somber subject, but i want to start off listening to matthew miller, a state department spokesman, and get your reaction. so assessi

the u. n says that the median children in the region require mental health support. for months of war have torn families applied. we spoke with one young boy who was now the only one to take care of his fits siblings. that his mother was killed in an id of attack too, and i'll probably get it as when the war started. my mazda assembly, send her a message that my grandparents were sick and knew that, sure urgently. so she went to them with whom received the news. as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed minnes laser house next to us was also here. and my father asked us to bring bags of clothing so we could take shelter and, and she for hospital to spend 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's body from the rumble. so he could bury her, the children's building and the ship a hospital was attacked, and the idea of drop leaf let us telling us to head so when we loved the hospital, we were targeted by me. so my father uncles and my grandfather's family are endangered inside the city. my father wasn't able to recover my mother'

n says that a 1000000 children in the region require mental health support. that's full months of war, basically told families of pod we spoke with one young boy who is now playing both parents to the car after his siblings. after his mother was killed in an idea she and how probably good as when the worst started my mother's family send her a message that my grandparents were sick and needed. sure urgently. so she went to the whistle, received the news. as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed by the minister laser house next to us was also here. and my father asked us to bring bags of clothing so we could take shelter in on chief of hospital to spend 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's body from the rubble, so he could barely hear the children's building unit ship a hospital was attacked. and the idea of drop leaf let us telling us to head so when we loved the hospital, we were targeted by me. so my father uncles and my grandfather's family are endangered inside the city. my father wasn't able to recover my m

the u. n. says that the median children in the region require mental health support. as for months of war, i have taught in families of pod. we spoke with one young boy who is now the only one to take care of his siblings after his mother was killed in an id of attack. 2 and a half the, when the word started, my mazda assembly, send her a message that my grandparents were sick and needed. sure urgently. so she went to them, soon received the news. as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed, minutes later house next to us was also hit. and my father asked us to bring back so close that so we could take shelter and, and see if a hospital was spent 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's body from the rumble, so he could barely hear the children's building unit ship a hospital was attacked, and the idea of drop leaf last telling us to had. so when we loved the hospital, we were targeted by me. so my father uncles and my grandfather's family are endangered inside gunner city. my father wasn't able to recover my mother's body, so

n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i took care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the latest news palestinians are not only queuing to got bread and water, but they're also suing on the machine to receive their treatments from the hearts of the story. how rude works to the symmetry. there is no tombstone for them, but he's determined that the names will be never forgotten. with detailed coverage, the set up and the veterans tell us that many of them have either the implicit for the actual practical support of the is by the all mean the asking questions. were

the u. n says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to. one of the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it cut them off. i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast. we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our lives one day, sooner or later. like many in casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again. and run all the hon. i'll just hear more than 8 hundreds officials in the us, u. k. on the european union have signed a letter criticizing their and government support of israel's were on gaza. they include about 80 from american agencies, while the lar

n. agency for palestinian refugees says, is really forces fired on it's trucks carrying aids for the north of the gaza strip . all this is parents right across cars are struggling to provide for their children. not just food, but basics like diapers. prices have swords since the war began. stephanie decker has more, and it's the simple things in life we take for granted, such as diapers, for childs that become a major issue in times of crisis. and then yeah, the prices of diapers are ridiculous on it. imagine each diaper change when your son will cost you around $1.00. you must change them at least 4 times and 12 to 15 hours. in 24 hours, you need $5.00 to $6.00 diapers that the child cluster around $5.00 a day. especially in a bad situation like this. if the prices are high and people have no income, there isn't even a ticket. for the people of golf though life has become about surviving each day, finding food, water, basic hygiene products, everything has become more expensive and if you can afford it and it was, it was fun, but i did not buy diapers. i find pieces of material and

and in line with that is a huge and one h one and 2 for 2 of the u. n. a resolution concepts. so but for the rest, i think the deposition was in line was the international role required comment to say that is that i it is infringing, the international below is that what's happening as a cat? that's sort of see it uh for that. but as being in a deeper dot, the what are we are seeing on the ground as a defect to a transfer that is exactly uh, creating eh, impossible condition for the possibility of it, but a seeing in the state in the future and the name, the ease of a continuing, it's a policy also set them on the weather, especially in the, in the west bank and relate the in part of the student center. sammy, what does this all change? i mean almost a week of hearings, 52 countries weighing in on this, the legal consequences of israel's occupation if fallacy and territories at the world's top court as well. but what does it all change? given that israel wasn't even there to make oral arguments and whatever the court said, maybe it is, it is, is going to be non binding. and isr

n. d u. s. and agencies say an attack on the city would be a catastrophe. more than 1000000 displaced people are sheltering. the air and water being cold in dire conditions is really a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has ordered the fall army to find a large scale operation, as well as the evacuation of palestinians that guides us health ministry size, at least a 117 people have been killed in his really strikes in the past 24 hours. the metatags being bombing homes and demolishing others. the bodies of a 6 year old palestinian girl and 5 family members have been found every 2 weeks after they went missing. and the hardships elder sister called for help after is where the soldiers attacked their car in gaza. city to pod emetics, who went to rescue her, were also killed. is there any forest of signs of naso hospital and con eunice snipers are being targeting palestinians in and around the facility. the army is ordered, people sheltering in nearby schools to leave town. a couple resume is in a row for city in southern joseph for us to just bring us up to d

the u. n. a says 400000 people are facing starvation by human lead. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide. right. but they're not just in gossip or based against let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there. she is literally just that that case is before the world court. so i mean, you know, there has not been a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of on the road. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person to but obviously, or even the 12 people who would be to use that is 12 or 13. keeps changing bad at home. and then not actually, the investigations don't even move up and running, dismissed young people before the investigation was over. so, you know, if this is miss was to be the case o

the u. n . a says 400000 people are facing salvation by human lead. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide, right over there. not just in dos up for michigan, just let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there for you. let me just that case is before the world court. so i mean, you know, there has not been a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of underbrush. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person, who but obviously, or even the 12 people who would be choose that is 12 or fussing, keeps changing bad at home. and that not actually the investigation is don't even move up and running, dismiss, getting people before the investigation was over. so, you know, if this is miss was to be the case

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the u. n. says around 650000 palestinians will have no home to return to when the war ends. debris from the mass destruction is expected to exceed 8000000 metric tons and take about 3 years to remove. as well as residential buildings, schools, government offices, and health facilities run by you and agencies have been leveled or beyond repair. the task of rebuilding seems overwhelming. the palestinians say they are undeterred and on the side of it, i will stay here until i die. i am steadfast, we will never leave our matter. it is the occupation that we live our line one day, sooner or later, like many and casa, this neighborhood has been destroyed. but for the people who live here, this land will always be their home. no matter how many times they need to rebuild and begin their lives again, run all the hon. i'll just here not more than 800 officials in the us, u. k. and the european union have signed a letter criticizing the government's support for easter as one gaza. they include about 18 f