was involved at all in this a distribution. and he was adamant that the u. n. was not a palestinian boy has been rescued from under the rubble of his home. after surviving there for 9 days. all the human for relatives were buried when in his really missile hit their building and gossip, palestinian civil defense say 30 people were killed in the attack park. the boy severely dehydrated and mel no worries. and had to be taken to hospital on a donkey cart because there isn't enough fuel for ambulances. is real, says the 2 is really settlers and one palestinian have been killed in a shooting at a petrol station in the occupied west bank. the incident took place at the entrance of the legal settlements north of them. a lot is really media says, says the army has blocked off roads in the area as they search for possible additional shooters. it is rarely settler protesters have gathered at the air as crossing which separates israel from northern gaza. demonstrators tried to set up what they called a symbolic settlement. on the israeli side, they demanded the restorati

and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, international development cooperation. but there was another side of the you and the political side of the house that is not interested in full respect for those norms and standards of international law that are more involved and kind of deference to power. and you know, you and officials and you and offices that sort of triangulate where the power is, are always going to way in favor of oppression and not in favor of their mission of their mandate. and the people who are on the front lines in the you and the amount of terry and workers, the human rights defenders. the more than 150 unreal workers have been murdered by as rarely bombs and bullets in the course of the last few months. those are heroic defenders of the norms and standards of the organization, but they've been abandoned by the political leadership. and they've been abandoned by some of the inter governmental

and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, international development cooperation. but there was another side of the you and the political side of the house that is not interested in full respect for those norms and standards of international law that are more involved that are kind of deference to power. and you know, you and officials and un office is that sort of triangulate where the power is, are always going to way in favor of oppression and not in favor of their mission of their mandate. and the people who are on the front lines in the you and your monetary and workers, the human rights defenders, the more than 150 unreal workers have been murdered by israeli bombs and bullets in the course of the last few months. those are heroic defenders of the norms and standards of the organization, but they've been abandoned by the political leadership. and they've been abandoned by some of the inter governmental bodies

and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, international development cooperation. but there was another side of the you and the political side of the house that is not interested in full respect for those norms and standards of international law that are more involved in a kind of deference to power. and you know, you and officials and you and offices that sort of triangulate where the power is, are always going to way in favor of oppression and not in favor of their mission of their mandate. and the people who are on the front lines in the you and the amount of terry and workers, the human rights defenders. the more than 150 unreal workers have been murdered by as rarely bombs and bullets in the course of the last few months. those are heroic defenders of the norms and standards of the organization, but they've been abandoned by the political leadership. and they've been abandoned by some of the inter governmental

and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, international development cooperation. but there was another side of the you and the political side of the house that is not interested in full respect for those norms and standards of international law that are more involved that are kind of deference to power. and you know, you and officials and un office is that sort of triangle late, where the power is, are always going to way in favor of oppression and not in favor of their mission of their mandate. and the people who are on the front lines in the you and the amount of terry and workers, the human rights defenders. the more than 150 unreal workers have been murdered by as rarely bombs and bullets in the course of the last few months. those are heroic defenders of the norms and standards of the organization, but they've been abandoned by the political leadership and they've been abandoned by some of the integral mental

he protested that the u. n. was quote, failing in his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians in guys that he also accused the u. s. b, u. k. and much of europe of being, quote, holy complicit in this horrific assault today will speak to him. okay, we're about the utility of the you in and of time like this. we'll also talk about what's at stake for the future of palestine. craig, i wanna thank you for joining me on a front. good to be here. last friday, a prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or the population of guys is a rough, rough district to be evacuated ahead of unexpected ground invasion. the mc international secretary, general, one that civilians and guys are, were at court grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left you proves that the un in protest. how is it that months later, they're stil

was involved at all in this a distribution and he was adamant that the u. n. was not taken. listen, a little bit more to what he had to say. cool on the ground in northern kaiser right now is delivering aid on the ground. not the united nations. is any other country that you know up to date on the ground we, we only focus on ourselves, right? so the u. n is not delivering a, i mean we were, we're all so we, we read the press reports of member states doing uh, doing a deliveries the ideas, facilitating some deliveries. we were not present at what had the tragedy that happened this morning. now i was asking those questions because the spokesperson continued to, to say we condemned whatever happens there, the incident, but wouldn't really point the finger so much directly. it is real. but i said, israel is the only party that's on the ground really there that would oversee any sort of a distribution that was sort of the background of that question, of course, but it's not because the u. n. does not want to deliver a to northern guys or they very much do want to it's just they c

n is speaking, it was copied under dictation. good to those up as a year ago. the western block. okay. see if it was very much tried to promote its peaceful initiatives which in essence were reduced to the cutting. the statement from orwell. war is peace. if it was the same time the west co finley instilled in act dimansky who was no rocket scientist when it comes to strategic strategic thinking, the absurd illusion that with western support, he could defeat russia on the field of battle. particularly certain gentleman from the wonderful garden i tried very hard for home, anyone who was not part of the, the golden 1000000000 or a trash. yes, the european union also following orwell continued to some supply weapons to the care of regime using the money from the peace fund. another year has passed since then to create a new crane has completely failed and it's loudly broadcast, counter counter offensive. and yet the west continues to.

so it's kind of provide complex july the 3rd day or i see you get in the hold of god or the u. n. was it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera, so inside story, the lesson bring in august, it was a headache, a month before is a legal research. i'm advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute. you or she was involved in the development of international control, and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days, talking about the different aspects of the a 6 orders that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance

so it's kind of provide complex july the 3rd day or i see you get in the hold of god or the u. n. was it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera. so inside story, let's bring in august. it was a headache, a month before is a legal research, a, an advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law. and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute to europe. she was involved in the development of international control and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 or those that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance

and the u. n. was hoping to do after the solve is handed them an agreement with the hope this ought to be better than agreement between the house is on the other side. before october 7th stopped. it was, it looked like you were nodding along to some of what side are, was saying there, it looked like you want to jump in. so i'm going to give you a chance to do that. but i also want to ask you, what would full militarization of the red sea look like going forward? oh, that sounds very interesting questions. i have to be honest with him because he's ation will be over him, said i bro. lucy can voice going up and down. of course i'm having us on the 7 of my time security, the expense of them coming into my group. that seems to be slightly difficult at that moment by you know, us more and more forces on mobilizing debbie region. maybe that would be probably the case and of course, you know, that's cool. probably a bit of the complexity because you know, you have to have convoys of the vessels going from

and the u. n. was hoping to do after the solve is handed them an agreement with the hope this ought to be better than agreement between the house is on the other side. before october 7th stopped. it was, it looked like you were nodding along to some of what fight our was saying there. it looked like you want to jump in. so i'm going to give you a chance to do that. but i also want to ask you, what would full militarization of the red sea look like going forward? oh, that sounds very interesting questions. i have to be honest with him at the station will be over him, said i bro. lucy can voice going up and down. of course i'm coming up something 7 of my time security, the expense of them coming into my group. that seems to be slightly difficult at that moment by, you know, us more and more forces on i mobilize them, they've age and maybe that would be probably the case. and of course, you know, that's cool. probably a bit of the complexity because, you know, if you have to have convoys of the vessel

so it's kind of provide complex july the 3rd day or i see you get in the hold of god or the u. n. was it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedrosa, i'll just sarah. so inside story, the lesson bring in august, it was a headache, a month before is a legal research. i'm advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute. you or she was involved in the development of international control, and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 or those that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in comp

n was hoping to do after the solve. this handed them an agreement with the hope this ought to be better than agreement between the houses on the other side. before october 7th stopped. it was, it looked like you were nodding along to some of what side are, was saying there, it looks like you want to jump in. so i'm going to give you a chance to do that. but i also want to ask you, what would the full militarization of the red sea look like going forward? oh, that's a very interesting question. i have to be honest for you, mr. lazy some of the over at m. c. i bro, lucy, convoys going up and down. of course i'm coming at 77, know my time security, the expense of them coming into my group. that seems to be slightly difficult at that moment by, you know, i, some more and more forces on, i mobilize them, they've age and maybe that would be probably the case. and of course, you know, that's cool. probably a bit of the complexity because you know, you have to have convoys of the vessels going from one point to another. yes, it

n. refugee agency profile as the name's been right. so one of the disastrous consequences for the lines of the entire civilian populace, accounts icing intensifies in southern gals that doctors, one of the deadly consequences not only from is really or strikes, but also rapid spreading infections of over billed. also. also this our the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues, the west and the okay. in the red seat reminds us of the bar battery and a legal measured bombing. so people slot in, afghanistan, iraq, libya, and syria. bosco slums, washington on london for the bombing the food sees, made us planes of its military health shop dog. yeah. many under really and from the, from las go to the world. this is our to welcome to the news. dropping this the 1st day of february, a top united nations humanitarian committee has urged western states to urgent. they reversed their decision to freeze funding for the un relief fund works agency for palestinian refugees under itself h

n was hoping to do after the solve. this handed them an agreement with the hope this ought to be better than agreement between the house is on the other side. before october 7th stopped. it was, it looked like you were nodding along to some of what side are, was saying there, it looks like you wanted to jump in. so i'm going to give you a chance to do that. but i also want to ask you, what would the full militarization of the red sea look like going forward? oh, that sounds very interesting questions. uh, has to be honest with you, mr. lazy some of the old m. c. i bro, lucy, convoys going up and down. of course i'm coming at 77, know my time security, the expense of them coming into my group. that seems to be slightly difficult at that moment by, you know, i, some more and more forces on, i mobilize them, they've age and maybe that would be probably the case. and of course, you know, that's cool. probably a bit of the complexity because, you know, you have to have convoys of the vessels going from one point to another.

there was internet, there was u. n h the at which time site, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u n. k r i, which was created for created refugee. so that was the norm at the time. it wasn't until 1967 that you in a sea of monday with you know, that's the lights and then you are essentially them withdraw. i think that's the 1st thing that's really important to keep in mind here because that often gets lost and it's all, it's been noise around this issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that inner has a much more restricted monday to this day. then you and actually i have not only and who is that through the, in the kind of work it does. and where is mandated solely to provide relief services to palestine. refugees in the 5 deals where it was, as i called you and it should be out by contrast, is also mandated to dispute. durable solution for, for general position, 2 cases of displacement and to provide protection to the refugee is that it works with. so tell us the product time refugees are actuall

there was internet, there was u. n h the at which time like, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u. n. k r i, which was created for created refugee. so that was the norm at the time. it wasn't until 1967 that you in a sea of monday with universalize and then you are essentially them withdraw. i think that's the 1st thing that's really important to keep in mind here because that often gets lost and it's all that's been noise around this issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that inner has a much more restricted monday to this day. then you and actually i have not only and who is that through the, in the kind of work it does, it is mandated solely to provide relief services to palestine. refugees in the 5 deals where it was, as i called you. and it should be out by contrast is also mandated to dispute. durable solution for, for general position, 2 cases of displacement and to provide protection for the refugee is that it works with. so how does the policy, i'm refugees, are actually in some way or m

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n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what some past say. it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to ok as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually prohibited by international space. no, uh, applicable as esta

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n. i. d, i on know that some of the tournaments institute institution within the u. n. that was such as this on them and, and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like. thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what some past say. it's more likely that it's a new what a new code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to us as an anti stuff a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually pr

n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me, per se, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about flow. this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what some past say. it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff lots communications. or alternatively, this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to us as an untie stuff. a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually prohibited by international space. no applicable as established

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the united nations relief and works agency was created and 1949 and quickly became one of the u. n's. biggest programs serving about 6000000 refugees, descendants of the palestinians who fled or were forced out of their homes by the creation of israel in 1948. israel now accuses 12 individuals had of interest, 13000 employees in the gaza strip of taking part in the surprise attack on israel last october. 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, negotiatio

n. and there was 2 additional border crossings open the last day off of the earth wake, which will now expire michel february, which is about the settlement. and then i bought a question and these crossings need to be renewed for more than half a year for more than one year to have to stay the long term planning to get also retirement programming and developing program and a chance to plan ahead of time to ensure that projects can be implemented for a longer time period to reach people and they lean and thank you very much for talking with us today. that was lena show how about the, the international program manager for syria and turkey for the international multi so in other news, republicans in the us house of representatives had threatened to block war time aid for ukraine. this, after the senate said, would soon boats on the package, which also includes aid for israel and security measures on the southern us border critics. a house leaders do not want to hand president biden in elect

n. and there was 2 additional border crossings open the last day off of the earthquake, which will now expire. michel february, which is by settlement. and i bought a question and these crossings need to be renewed for more than half a year for more than one year to have sustainable long term planning to get also retirement programming and developing program and a chance to plan ahead of time to ensure that projects can be implemented for longer time period to reach people need lynn, and thank you very much for talking with us today. that was lena shell. how about the, the international program manager for syria and turkey for the international multi female performers have taken center stage head this year is grammy awards with taylor swift billy? i lease money serious and she's getting the top prizes. it was a history making night for swift who claimed a record 4th of the year award. she also to come the trophy for best impulse vocal album along billy irish, one best song to be here for

n. and there was 2 additional border crossings open clos to off of the quick, which will now expire middle of february, which is about the settlement. and then i bought a question and do use crossings, needs to be renewed for more than half a year for more than one year to have sustainable long term planning to get also retiring programming and developing program and a chance to plan ahead of time to ensure that projects can be implemented for a long time period to reach people and lead lean and thank you very much for talking with us today. that was lena shell, hama, the, the international program manager for syria and turkey for the international. multi is a female performance have taken center stage of this is grammy awards with taylor swift, billy english. molly cyrus and she's getting the top prizes. it was a history making night for swift to claim the record 4th album of the year award. she also took on the trophy for best pop vocal elbow. this billy irish on one best song of the y

n said it was over crowded even before the war with a population of 300000. all this is what parts of rough i look like now after 4 months of all around $1500000.00 palestinians, a sheltering than the un headquarters of pressure ok of dispatch. people are now forced to flee, yet again ahead of a possible is ready to ground. defensive, i mean robin, it's on a crossing on israel's board with egypt has been closed. is there any protest as have been demonstration attempting to block aid for garza palestinian sources of toll down to 0? no food supplies of incident through the rock island crossing. now, in a week agencies, a palestinians are facing an imminent fireman. well, that speaks to a correspondence on the ground target couple has it and he's in rafa for us to talk us through the situation right now at nasa hospital. all people able to leave if they want to well, in fact there is a police came out with military strikes and the tax on calling you in the city, especially when the facility. busy and most of the hospital were hundreds of people are still trapped

the dos as the in some of the pros level of history of to the u . n. just so it was created in the warehouse because you and shot to the moans for a little which just respect for as the sovereignty of states. there wasn't a single complex off of the vendor, but that in which the u. s. or its allies with respect to the principal of the sovereignty of states, but a single one now, which is and then they take this collective photos and uh, you may have this like you. and then the organizers say that everyone in this photo supports the zaleski formula. i think that would be for pick of up and you mentioned because it's a great thing for old but in the whole because all of them and realize that this is not diplomacy. this has nothing to do with diploma. so nothing to do with real politics. so the goal that code to boma a good afternoon. lemme just got your minnesota matter of the approval process. i'd . i'd like to ask you a question. see this up to the end of the special minutes street operation? we've seen the global world all the transform international

n. facility was also a desperate p from palestinians morning and loved ones. a friend help them survive israel's world of skills. 97 people in the past 24 hours. so fluid terrorism is a growing the, the fits victims are innocent, palestinians, their homes and their livelihoods, children's representative demands israel and itself, the patient of palestinian territories. during the hearing at the ones to find his ready forces raised at the homes of palestinian suspects, accused of a shooting and a legal settlement close to occupied easterly simmons killed one of the house and in support. phone numbers, ill football, learn. danielle has has been found guilty of sexual assaults. the exports along the player has been sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison. the . we'd be getting this news our in northern gaza. when is really as try, it has hit a building in the giovanni refuge account. the only facility that is the only designated location that distributes fruit assistance to the account. number of, of casualties have been reported. and we know these really minut

the u. n said it was over crowded, even before this war, with a population of 300000. and this is what parts of rough i look like now of to full months of all around $1500000.00. the palestinians are sheltering here. the u. n. has cooled at a pressure cooker of despair. people are now being forced to play again ahead of a possible is randy ground? defensive? well, let's go to a correspondent, honeywell, when he joins us now live from rafa in southern gaza. honey, we know the bombardment has been escalating over the last few days to walk us through the situation now on the ground right now. yes. well, the, the situations and real fast that they are getting very, very critical at this point with much of felt of the sense of desperation and depression across the city with their people inside a residential homes. the verse filtering for inside that the tents that they have set up since they arrive through a pass to the or simply people who don't have a place. and i've been spending the vast majority of their time in the right, on the roads, or in the streets of the city. h

for dawson's d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied west bank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor calling get out, get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration on the agency to leave the region entirely to israel has claimed that 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks, and many agency workers are affiliated with him. us for other tara groups in gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees no future for the agency. for civil administration of gauze, i won't be able to be carried out by those who support and

d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied westbank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor, call and get out. get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration want the agency to leave the region entirely. israel has claimed the 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks. and many agency workers are affiliated with him. us or other tara groups and gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees no future for the agency. for civil administration of gauze, i won't be able to be carried out by those who support and

i know this was cool, billed by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really things we can see. the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the ceiling and families have returned and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all. even our neighbors here say to me, your son was sob is keeping us awake. i can only tell them my children can't sleep because of the cold water leaks

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well, best up the, it's important to note that the u. n. h. the out of high commissioner for refugees was no actually in existence when in her was created. so in her with created as you said at the end of 1949 unix, the i did not, i meant to be until the following year. so that's the best thing to keep in mind. the other thing to be aware of is when you and hcr was created, it has a restricted mandate much more restrictive than it has now been enabled. it's what to only be applied to european refugees. so this idea of creating specific you an agent dates of particular groups of refugees was very much the norm at the time that was in raffle. now actually for palestinian refugees, the palestine refugees, refugees from palestine which until 1952 included also providing services to jewish refugees. and we're still doing that in 1952 at the request to be as ready to government because there was internet, there was, he went h d a at which time slot, you know, used to. and then in the 1950s, we also had un k r i, which was created for career market.

the united nations relief and works agency was created in 1949 and quickly became one of the u. n's biggest programs serving about 6000000 refugees, descendants of the palestinians who fled or were forced out of their homes by the creation of israel in 1948. israel now accuses 12 individuals have under $13000.00 employees in the gaza strip of taking part in the surprise attack on israel last october. 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

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n. site they've run out of was to describe the horizontal folding in the besieged gauze and strip. following a meeting in geneva, they said israel con, offload responsibility for the college onto aide work cuz the agencies will in the gains as well. pushing ahead with the major ground operation and they're off off by 1500000 displaced palestinians. so refuge we are reaching the barriers of language and describing the humanitarian situation. it is not in your interest to off load the responsibility to the states parties to the geneva convention half onto the humanitarian actus islands, foreign minister as accusing israel, of counting out this information campaign against the you and refugee agency for palestinians. mayhole last instead under was live saving mondays and gaza should not be on the mind. he's urging countries that suspended funding to the agency to resume it. and i think home since the beginning of the warranty is what it has been undermining un agencies more generally and united nations itself and specifically on red. it is also when it says strategically, i think it's

one demanding an immediate some sustain seized by in the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. the owner was says it has reached a breaking point, as israel puts more pressure to dismantle the agency. 16 countries, including the us, u. k, and germany has suspended funding totaling $450000000.00. the owner was chiefly plus, it really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats adding to that more than a $150.00 owner of facilities have been targeted by is really or strikes since the war began. earlier. my colleague started to tell you, spoke to tamara, understand how you, who's a spokesman for or no to was she started by asking how much longer older account survive without adequate funding to we jumped through us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news to for the new funding we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders, this is better. so for example, ireland just gave us $20000000.00 euros. for example, we managed to adva

the oldest top officials, the u. n. from the sector general down was a now calling for a see saw what was interesting is that we've had the 1st meeting of the security council to discuss the situation since that ruling of the international court of justice that happened in the hague. on friday, was that going to help push things towards a seesaw push things of the security council has been divided in the us to be prepared to use it's vito on this issue to block is the spa wasn't going to change things on the, the, the, the the having watch the whole security council meeting, what has happened to me is yes, you have a ruling from the international court of justice that says that israel must stop doing things that could amount to breaches of the genocide convention. and yet the different members of the security council of old views of the international court of justice is rulings. it's entering meshes provisional measures in different ways . and the us certainly is saying that it doesn't feel that the rulings of the inter

so constance is katherine saw you alls 0 go, ma, democratic republic, in nearby sudan, the u. n. has ended his mission, which was set up to support transition to civilian rule. it opened, after a long time ruler, i'm of the machine, was deposed in 2019, but another to 2 years later derailed the you ins, activities, and months of fighting since last may killed hundreds and cause the refugee crisis has to dance on forces and parent military rapids support forces battle for power. security forces and chad have surrounded the headquarters of the main opposition party and the armies blocked roads in the capital in germany with the internet disruptions reported. the clamp down follows the killing of several people in an attack on the national security agency. the government blames the socialist party without borders or p s f. if leader is a strong contender in the upcoming election. time address has more from a boucher, the capital of neighboring nigeria, the most secure to pressure as we understand that is still continuing and the headquarters of the socialist party without frontiers.

and that was one of the main points that the secretary general was making as well. that the u. n. is based on the sovereignty of its members, and that everyone's sovereignty and boarders must be respected. gabriel, it is under thank you very much. we'll speak to you again as i said, the united states and russia and ukraine expected to speak. so you will be following those for us. thank you. are you an agency for palestinian refugees? owner ross says it has reached a breaking point. this is the same time the israel is stepping up. it's demand to dismantle the agency. 16 countries including the u. s. u k and germany have suspended funding. i don't watch the phillip plaza really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threat to lead anchor reports drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stall vacation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding displaced, palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready stopping. then i had, l

i know this one of the school build by u. n. r w a in the northern garza, but it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rate is by is really tang summer. we can see the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the scene and families have returned and are now living here. and this is live for one. such family needs the stairway in diet humanitarian condition. so how do you leave here like day to day? all the sudden had this, there is simply no one here to one look after us was ever since my husband was taken by the jews have this, there is still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children and barely surviving. how struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. yeah, my son has been coughing and has had a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all because even our neighbors here said to me, your son was sabbath keeping us away. i can only tell

and that was liz russell of the u. n. high commission for human rights. some observers believe the biggest threat, the pakistan's democracy is the military. the army has ruled the nation for about half of the existence since pakistan was formed back in 1947. and critics claim the military has already decided to will win power this time. uh, pakistan's military is on high a lot this week explain, holding the joint patrols with police in the capital is not a bad ahead of the election of the last year's violence. it's leaving nothing to chance that fund didn't spell it. the arrest a full, my prime minister in rank con, in may. 2023. even minute 3 barracks were attacked. now that he's behind bars khan is banned from standing in the selection. cognitive support is blame the military for his full from grace judge, his vice to power has also been attributed to the military. his opponents in 2018 claimed he was the armies proxy something con, denied this. yeah, 3 times prime minister and the vice shareef who's also been in prison is said to be the armies favored