n. envoy is was cycling is really propaganda that says view. and that's the propaganda that's already been making its rounds in the western media on that trip that has no investigative mandates in which she was not collecting any evidence. by one point, she said she's not even collecting information. so what was she doing there? yeah, she was there to simply validate them on so many of the claims by israel that have already been discredited. the bunk was to and blown out of the water by independent outlets like ours at the great zone and by is really media itself. and what primula patton asked proceeded to do this in her press conference under enormous. so what are you fresher and what's a back intensive questioning from members of the media? so didn't do was to dissemble smires and basically acknowledge that there was no clear and convincing evidence of any systematic sexual assault on october 7th. and that in fact, suppose the she had not even been able. it's been able to meet with a single victim brooding 1st, which is real, hasn't produced

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean, that's it, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with a real investigation for miller pass and has been called previously delivery on the substantiated claims. she accused russian military service men of raping ukraine while using via i gra, at the time russian pranksters boban and lexis expose the u. n a special old boy. they discovered that the information she had was presented to her by officials in kiev. and that she didn't post dissipate actual in any investigation. that information was invited to me. the presence of the deputy prime minister

it's an editor in chief match. blumenthal assess of the u. n. and boy is just the recycling use. riley propaganda have a listen. a trip that has no investigative mandate in which she was not collecting any evidence. by one point she said, she's not even collecting information. so what was she doing there? yeah, she was there to simply validate the demand. so many of the claims by israel that have already been discredited the bunk was to and blown out of the water by independent outlets like ours at the grace own. and by is really media itself is what formula patton asked, proceeded to do this in her press conference under enormous. so what are you pressure and intensive questioning from members of the media? so didn't was to dissemble smile and basically acknowledge that there was no clear and convincing evidence of any systematic sexual assault on october 7th. and that in fact, she had not even been able been able to meet with a single victim reading 1st, which israel hasn't produced a single victim. and that her entire trip was guided in her own words by his railey institution.

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean, that's it, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation they were special representative, did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians, which among other things into that section. i felt i was ignoring my life for one day and we were able to meet we full uh, recently with these detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to to gather information again. i mean, i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them, and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cruel in huma

n. was under pressure and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation. what were you? and special representative also spoke about the mistreatment of palestinians, which amongst other things included, sexual assaults. now was either on my left for one day and we were able to meet we full recently with these detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to to gather information. again, i made i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them, and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cruel in h

now all the time russian products does both vernon lexus expose the u. n. especially. oh boy, they discovered that the information that was present. ready to her was from officials in t f and she did not participate actual in any investigation that information was invited to me. the presence of the deputy prime minister testified me, she now and, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs. so good. you did not make any investigation about why yarbrough something, but it's not my, it's not my job to make. it hasn't been a do not have a monday. i think in new york and an office in new york, my role is not to investigate the investigation is going on by the human rights, money div and the international commission of inquiry in their report sofa. there is nothing about about the bible. the new york times when the headline saying the premier le packed it had gathered evidence on sexual assault by homeless. and shortly after they had to make a pretty quick edit saying that her information came directly from the israeli authorities. and now the headline has changed. it's

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so angels actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation all we have to leave you here. now, mike's blumenthal the grades and editor in chief. thank you so much for your insights and the work you do. thank you. the, the us supreme court has overtime the lower judiciary ruling which a to prevent donald trump from participating in primary elections. let's take a look at how the former presidential president reacted to the good news sensually . you cannot take somebody out of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way. a

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized the actual visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation well, formula pass and it has already been quote, delivering unsubstantiated claims she previously changed to russian military service when of raping ukraine while using viagra at the time. russian pranksters, boyfriend and alexis expose the un special and boy, they discovered that the information had been presented to her was from officials in t s. and she didn't participate at all in any investigation. that information was invited to me. the presence of the deputy prime mini

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this was a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with a real investigation so i, now the us supreme court has over to under load the dish or a roommate really, jane to, to event donald trump from is this a vague thing and finally innovation? now let's take a look at how the form of present reactions to the disease. essentially, you cannot take somebody out of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way. and it has nothing to do with the fact that it's the leading candidate, whether it was the leading candidate or candidates, it was well

it's editor in chief lots blumenthal believes that the u. n. n 4 is just recycling the as rated propaganda that has already made its rounds in the west and we do on a trip that has no investigative mandates in which she was not collecting any evidence. by one point, she said she's not even collecting information. so what was she doing there? she was there to simply validate the demand. so many of the claims by israel that have already been discredited the bunk and blown out of the water by independent outlets like ours at the grace own. and by is really media itself is what formula patton asked proceeded to do in her press conference under enormous. so what are you pressure and intensive questioning from members of the media? so didn't was to dissemble my rec and basically acknowledge that there was no clear and convincing evidence of any systematic sexual assault on october 7th. and that in fact, she had not even been able been able to meet with a single victim. booting 1st with israel hasn't produced a single victim, and that her entire trip

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean, that's it. that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation. well, the you in special representative did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians, which among other things include sexual assault. and now was in ramallah for one day. and we were able to meet, we full, uh, recently released the detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to to gather information again. i mean, i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them, and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cru

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n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicize the actual visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation. and special representative did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians, which among other things included the section i felt as i was in the middle of a one day. and we were able to meet, we full, uh, recently released the detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to, to gather information again. i mean, i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them, and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cruel in human

n was established, the us has a hold of a veto of more than 40 resolutions. that's to have condemned. is there a actually 46? and what we see today is probably the 47, told them as a u. s. provides the fig leaf for israel to cover his crimes. and if it's fixed, if it's removed, then really is there a little be exposed for the genocide that's actually doing for the 1st thing. and this is an interesting and useful reminder, you're saying this would be if the un gives diplomatic cover to israel this evening later today of the security council, it would be the 47th, a veto that they have use you said, since the creation of the you with that, that is in more than a house, that means in 75 years, almost. that's correct. and this included the invasion of the southern lebanon and occupation of the golan heights and all the resolutions, according to national. what is there it has broken international, but i mean, this means raises the question. what isn't the national wonder, is this a national lived or, or did that to us, seems to uphold as a big double standard when

so this morning, just within the last hour or so, the us deputy ambassador to the u. n. was heading into a meeting. we specifically asked him, what will the us plan to do, what will the us, how would the us respond? now that is really is continuing its attacks and gaza in the face of this a security council resolution that was adopted. this is what he told us. is relays of saw that resolution. they didn't like it of course, but i think there's great and growing concerned about the situation on the ground in gaza. and of course there's a lot of concerned about a potential operation into process. so i'm there and we have, you know, we talk to them all the time about this, and we're going to continue to push to make sure that this resolution is implemented by all sides. we also did speak briefly to diplomat from france, and he didn't want to speak too much about it, but did say that they're watching it very closely and that if israel does not abide by it is security council resolution, france is a prepared to call another security council meeting regarding this in the comin

n. was hundreds of thousands of published events are facing catastrophic hunger therapy commission. president says a maritime car at all to bring aid from cyprus to gauze will open this weekend. the cargo vessel is expected to test the route on friday. you and says it's not a substitute for simply land deliveries which are being blocked by israel. at least 11 people have been killed and strikes on the city of death by like incense of gaza strikes. supposed to be reported across the north region, whole strip. well, dozens of palestinian women into a doctor is radio strikes. it's hard for girls that have been taken to l. x. the hospital, one of the few functioning health facilities left in this trip severely. ever crowded out is there is an inquiry results from the on the impacts is ready. attacks or heavy on the women have gotten for the hospitals where the ambulances, dozens of women, as we see, women are laying on the floor because there's a lot of beds and they do not have space. the h

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicize the actual visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so is, are actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation. the you on special representative did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians, which among other things, full sexual assault. now was in ramallah for one day. and we were able to meet, we full recently released the detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to to gather information again. i mean, i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them, and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cruel in human and degr

n was under pressure and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean that's, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation they one special representative did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians which included among other things, sexual assault. now was it the romano for one day and we were able to meet we full uh, recently with these detainees. i did not receive a, but i didn't go to to gather information. again i made i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met we've, we've them. and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cool in human and degra

n. was under pressure. and that the israel lobby may have been incentivizing her trip. i mean, that's it, that's something we can take away from that kind of statement. so this is a politicized theatrical visit to israel in order to deflect the kind of pressure that, that organization is getting. while israel has refused to cooperate with the actual un investigative body that could deliver a thorough independent investigation into sexual violence on october 7th, on the grounds that the experts who comprise that body are anti semitic. so it was actually refusing to cooperate with the real investigation. the you and special representative did also speak about the mistreatment of palestinians, which among other things included sexual assault. i was in the middle of a one day and we were able to meet, we full recently released the detainees. i did not receive the but i didn't go to to gather information. again, i made some i, i stressed that i did not go to, but i met with them and i got a very disturbing information from, from them with information about cruel in human and

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n's was a rapids over in georgia saying is being tortured by british authorities. this week we see a you in special out the door in palestine, alban, daisy cooling out of the war and gaza as genocide. what is it done to the reputation with the united states all around the world? the just that loading the hand from the you in the us are invested to view and then it's almost greenfield at the united nations security council. i think this is an enormous negative effect on the american image, and it's exposed to the inconsistency or the hypocrisy with which we talk about a, a rules based order, in a sense what we're seeing now. here's what america calls the rules based order being juxtaposed against existing international law. so the united states have stay in cyber security council resolution. and before the ink is even dried, the american and pastor says, well, it's really not a binding resolution. what does that mean? and perhaps a spokesman, what, what i don't know be for your neck, no idea how the candidate has. oh no, but i, i don't know why she said that because

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n. a trucks was allowed to enter the strip by a new road crossing into the northern part of the territory agency. says it's the 1st time they've delivered it to the north end of it's very early. i step correspondent, 10. you claim a how significant this delivery to the northern gaza strip it's, i was think it is important right now because we're seeing that there might be potentially another. and then route being opened. we're talking here about a road that has been built by the it's really military and the cooling this gate uh, 96. uh, this is where this 8 conway of the board footboard program. uh, went in 6 trucks that went in. and uh, so this road actually divides to goes a street between the north and the south is goes from uh, the area of to keep boots a busy uh, to the mediterranean, as seen. so this could potentially open up another lender, which is really needed as we are hearing from over humanitarian act as the operating and dogs are from the united nations that they need to ge

it's not impossible in this condition will us and also the a at the u. n. was saying that they need to work out exactly what happened before they can make a statement about now, in order to walk out exactly what happened on the ground, you need access, which has been near impossible to gauze, isn't the start of the will. how much would independent himself is on the ground and cause that you think change the cost of the will going forward? i mean, so far, the nothing. i mean, that's why it keeps going system that as far as there is no way to me, i mean, it means they opened ation. that this ability, by the 4th is nothing can happen there. there is no way that can defend themselves, can enter without the approval. he started. eastern is controlling everything. but it's no way that a added me to tech support or anything and putting the guys have to. we bowed up a lot of weights, right. let me ask that question a different way then. so if the u. s. a managed somehow by some miracle, to persuade israel to let independent as others into gaza. do you think that th

the us position at the u. n. was very clear. they continue to be in israel's corner. they put all of the blame on the palestinian side on from us. they've mentioned from us they mentioned other palestinian groups and mentioned on our, well, they mentioned the hotels and they associated all of them with terrorism. so i think the implication is clear, the us continues to be fully in israel's corner. believe that having to, thanks very much my have them as are here this you day. thank you. thanks still ahead here and out 0. i'm rubbing. i didn't have a key ukraine with a physio therapy teams, helping keep the country. so just in the fights for 3 people to be interested in brazil for their role in the drive by shooting of accounts of women, 2018 windows full time, you have 15 minutes. society tennis will number to talk to 2nd consecutive type of power will be here with the the the hello from joe, or let's get going with your weather report for the middle east and africa. so it's still soaking rains in iraq dropping down through equate but that energy is pushing into iran.

n report said gang was continue to use sexual violence to brutalize and punish women. and to co ass the families of hostages into paying rent. some of the actually stop trying to count the cases of sexual violence that abuse because they know whatever number they had would be so drastically below the reality that would be very misleading to even give any number. the reports also highlighted the so called self defense brigades setup to count to the intensifying gang violence, the suspect sort of associating with games a mains oma did. the police are powerless against the gangs. the un high commissioner for human rights is called for the international community to step in. i reiterate the need for an urgent deployment of a mountain national security support mission to help the national police to stop violence. i also want to stress that enhancing security alone will not be conducive to long dusting solutions. and i called for concurrent policy is aiming at the restoration of the floor. the slightest wave of violence has been raging for a month since groups united to ask

n. report said gang was continue to use sexual violence to brutalize and punish women. and to co asked the families of hostages into paying rent. some of the actually stop trying to count the cases of sexual violence that abuse because they know whatever number they had would be so drastically below the reality that would be very misleading to even give any number . the reports also highlighted the so called self defense brigades setup to count to the intensifying gang violence, the suspect sort of associating with games a mains oma did. the police are powerless against the gangs. the un high commissioner for human rights is called for the international community to step in i reiterate the need for an urgent deployment of a month to national security support commission to help the national police to stop violence. i also want to stress that enhancing security alone will not be conducive to long dusting solutions. and i cool for concurrent policy is aiming at the restoration of the floor. the slightest wave of violence has been raging for a month since groups united to a

and it's still making its way to gaza that adds to the deliveries made by a convoy of 6 u. n. a trucks that was allowed to enter gauze the through a new road crossing last night. you in says that was the 1st time you managed to deliver aid to the north, a district in, within 3 weeks. lithuania has blamed the kremlin for an attack on a close ally of the late russian opposition leader alexi. nev all the active is leading in volkoff was attacked outside his home in vilnius by end of sail, and with a meat hammered. the 43 year old was the former chief of staff to election, a volunteer. he now lives in exile and that the one well defined leondard was golf described the moment he was attacked with a hammer outside his home is me as soon it's due to the person that back to me with the meantime, we're right outside my house in the yard with you, my leg, i don't 15 times, but somehow the leg of the main impact if you chose to walk but dizzy. there is no fracture with my arm is broken when, when you remove those that will heat with time. but the main thing is we would walk and we would

so russia, i'm china vetoing this u. n. s a u. s. sponsored ceasefire resolution was expected. you know, actually it wasn't expected. you know, uh the staff of the us ambassador to the u. n. worked diplomats in the state department in the white house, you worked 4 weeks on the, on the draft on the text for this. so i think before they brought this to the security council, they were actually at least largely hopeful that it would pass perhaps because as you mentioned 4 times now, including this one that the security council have a going forward with a any resolution 3 times of those 4 types, the u. s. v towed now it's china investor and of course the feeling in the us is that the rush and the and china did. there's not, as we just heard from the best, are us address or to the you and that this for i so diplomatic reasons. but to put the u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. n

and there's an aid coordinator that was appointed by the u. n. a. and also the ruling of the international court of justice was issued a provisional order saying there needs to be more agents a gaza as well. i mean, israel's also obligated on tracking, under international law to not target civilians to not, you know, a bomb schools and universities and shelters and residential buildings. but we know from some of that reporting, even the reporting inside of israel by plus $97.00 to magazine, just one of the very few critical outlets in israel, that israel is targeting civilian infrastructure to try to kill a lot of people so that they can quote create a shock and then ultimately caused thousands to do want to flee, to want to abandon from us. so as real isn't particularly concerned with the international law. i think they feel confident that the united states has their back and that the united states is the only superpower and the only true policeman in the international community. and other useful reminder, we're having this conversation. we're just

was a u. n team investigating those obligations and they've not yet seen the evidence from it's right. in fact, israel hasn't yet let them come even to visit jerusalem to look at some of the evidence, although we're told by un spokesman that perhaps they will be able to travel later this week in his left. so mr. les renew says we're on the edge of a monumental disaster with draven implications for regional peace, security and human rights. and the also says, cools by the government to this ralph on this closure notes about the agencies neutrality. they are about changing the longstanding political parameters for peace in the occupied palestinian territory. and that's what many observers will tell you . they'll tell you that i'm right as an agency not only works in goals and the westbank, but it also works in jordan levin and i'm syria. i'm for many, it's a link of those refugees go up for forced out a link that is where i would like to would like to break in the future aims. thank you very muc

so it was a 30 percent off is uh uh you know, uh, capacity lets say that the u. n. g 3. so do you want me to continue to collapse? i mean, between not be a strong correct see a strong monday and it's the 3 b also bring some problems for do you all. ready do, do you up in new york in union? compared to shawn, you know, i'm doing well back at these kinds of problems. so i think the do to the clouds. we look at the be a more docile dr. dr. into cutting deals for these for a kind of be capacity of do your opinion. yeah. but let's say it was practice success for them. and all i probably your pin is we get the capacity to or to get to, to bring a novice up to this problem. but you come to really go in the coming zeros. yeah. to and also just to mention or so you're all, you should look the took, i think good. so good talk, i'm a domestic product of to you are paying you again is also using a mac, a chance on to go by stage and do the path. if you up is diminishing and you through not uh, be uh, increase, continue in the future because of the sell time and capacity and capacity

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north. it was actually stopped at an it's really tech point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal and frankly more effective humanitarian operations. and so i got this, i mean, all these really minutes for you has announced the best of 3 soldiers in gaza. you know, and you get sac, they'll have monica and fig. terry were all killed in hon. unice. the army says 14 of the troops were injured. it brings a total number of his ready soldiers killed the 585 organizes of a protest march in israel as a 15000 people have joined families of captives in gauze to their release. many have been marching for 4 days from the southern border protest as urging, as well as government to secure a deal with harm us to free the captives. i'll just see what time the fluid has the latest from tel aviv a fully anti government demonstration has completely dispersed police set up a number of different roadblocks an

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north that was actually stopped at and it's really check point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal . and frankly more effective to turn operations. since i got the lawyer suff, chief catherine russell says children and does not need an immediate cease fire to save them from starvation. she describes her refract, news, auto, gaza. at least 10 children have reportedly died of malnutrition and d hydration. so far, for many more are on the brink, one in 6 children under the age of 2 in north casa, or a cute lea malnourished and a doctor in northern garza as warning the babies will die of starvation unless food is delivered soon. dr. i'm i don't know who is a pediatrician, have come out loud. one hospital says many insurance he's seeing or malnourished and he has nothing to give them view. now nutrition plays a major role in the number of children that come

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north. it was actually stopped at an it's really check point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal and frankly more effective humanitarian operations. and so i've got that. well, let's talk about the moving parts now around this developing situation towards the potentials to cease fire with neuro de, who is a political analyst and columnist who joins us from ramallah in the occupied westbank at so new as we see us a drops on the way from the air into casa city, unlikely to ease the situation much for most palestinians. and the sign, presumably that the by the administration has been unable with one of its suppose it leverage to convince these writers to lie to 80 and on the ground. the deal is in place, we understand for 6 weeks causing the fighting, the pressure appears to be on hold loss to accede to that the do you think they will? i think they will find it very difficult not to ultima

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north that was actually stopped at an is really check point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal and frankly more effective humanitarian operations. since i got that. meanwhile, the white house says there is a framework agreement on the table for a 6 week cease fire in gaza. israel hasn't turned it down. now the weight is on for her mouse to respond to is involved in negotiation. so hoping to have a deal in place by ramadan. in about a week's time, rosalind jordan has more from washington, dc. one of the 3 officials who braved said that in principle, the israeli government has agreed to a 6 week cease fire between the israelis, homos and other fighters. inside garza, in order to increase the amount of humanitarian aid going into garza, as well as allowing for the release of more captives currently being held and daughter, those captives would belong to o

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north. it was actually stopped at an it's really check point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal . and frankly, more effective humanitarian operations is a god as well the on saturday and his ready drone attack killed at least 11 palestinians and wounded many more in southern guns that troops attacked me ever had neither morality hospital where hundreds of people had been taking shelter. israel had previously declared the area as a safe zone. palestinians fling constant bombing ourselves as a triple gossip under fire again and is rarely drawn strike near them. you're out. the hospital killed a doctor and several palestinians. the rocket striked targeted attend housing displays. people in a supposed to safe zone in detail, also tiny area of rough or doesn't on the southern me, there was a big explosion on these randy all me from the place crowded with people, destruction is everywhere. t

and the army also said then that they was limited fire. at least one member of saw from the u. n. 's relief on walks agency was killed in an is ready to strike on a food distribution center in rough or, and all the 20 to well wounded. the one size, the idea of new the facility was located in the air. at least one staff member was killed and 22 others were injured when a is really forces hit a food distribution center in the eastern part of rafa. the commission to general, for ottawa feeling blood to really set today's attack on one of the very few remaining on what distribution centers in the gaza strip comes as food supplies are running out, and hunger is wide spread in some areas. turning into simon's mr. let's really noted that every day on a while, shares the coordinates of all its facilities across the gaza strip with parties to the conflict. these really army received the coordinates including of this facility yesterday, before the taxes were ended, while i take them to the aisle and their shop hospital is where the army is set to investigate an instance. during the 5 months

there was a naval strike on a u. n. food convoy heading to the north that was actually stopped at and it's really check point at the time. so you know that this resort to airstrikes is a reflection of how impossible this really government has made it to conduct normal and frankly more effective humanitarian operations. since i got it, you just have cheats. catherine russo says children, gaza need an immediate cease fire to save them from starvation. she describes her risk news out of gaza at least 10 children advert poles and he died of malnutrition empty. i'd ration sofa. well, many more on the brink, $1.00 and $6.00 children under the age of 2 in north guys are acutely malnourished and adult. i know them guys as, as his team is struggling to provide a to half the babies and to his hospital, most of the issues stem from a lack of food was just needing many of the babies. and they come all out when the hospital malnourished. it's a doesn't come quickly. he says there's nothing more where he can just and yes, minnesota,

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n. agency for palestine. refugees was his children are among the dads and at least 23 palestinians responsible for helping distribute aid have been killed by targeted is really bombardments in northern gaza. warplane struck their position near the kuwait round about. that's where aid to the north is distributed . there been several attacks of this same location on palestinian seeking aids. last month is really forces open fire on a crowd, killing a 118 people who are looking for foods. thought about who is running us not from what i found in southern gaza. thought it, what are you learning about the strike mirror or actor can wait round about on people looking for foods as well. the reason in fact, so is very attractive mount within the past the 24 hours and it's such a pain in the past, all they've been saying actually, is that going attacks on people in kansas city where the latest attack had been carries out in an area that is so close to of, to wait around about. and the attack had been carried out by the usability fight to just on a group of palestinians who are responsible for securing a

n. buildings. when i was speaking to them and thank you for having me. when i was speaking to them, i was noticing that all the young people at these a block means that i was present, that they were all reserving soldiers. so when they were worst, i'm saying these things, they weren't much peers, they were all talking to each other about things that they have done and guys over the past few months. so, admitting to blowing up civilian infrastructure, houses, months, you went, buildings was common place for them. they, they all had done something similar. so after i'd made myself comfortable with them . and after they got to know me, they began to become very candid with me in the midst of these crimes, the right to my face and to my camera. now, with all of the things i say, no, do they understand the implications under ramos a cation of what they were doing or what they had done? no, no, no, not at all. that they believe that this was a form of patriotism. that's why they're at the border, the career in shall, lower than the found a border block to huma

n. and i am as their economy was in shambles for the last decade. it doesn't appear that they will even have an election this year. i guess we'll see. and then model, but they've seen their government collapse in february of 2023, a number of high ranking officials residing immediately following, you know, this economic spiral spiral down and this mass inflation, they're now under these criteria neither moldova nor ukraine can actually meet who do you suspect might object to these countries joining n y? yeah, probably countries like a guy you and gary we do most because the, the, the guy on the president of the, to all them as was, as already said, he's a poor was to be the membership of my going by andrew grant. because down not because he does these countries, i'm not able to do to become a member. that's the 1st type of position. but right now, because of the, you know, or the events a new claim, the or if you show support for was or lensky and go check for g m. i think there is a kind of for, let's see, a parent apo and simple a parent. and i ne

n. and i m. s. their economy was in shambles for the last decade. it doesn't appear that they will even have an election this year. i guess we'll see. and then molto, but they've seen their government collapse in february of 2023. a number of high ranking officials residing immediately following, you know, this economic spiral spiral down and this mass inflation, they're now under these criteria neither moldova nor ukraine can actually meet. who do you suspect might object to these countries joining n y? yeah, probably. countries like guy you and gary we do most because the, the, the guy on the president of the, to all them as was or as or where he said he's a poor was to be the membership of money to buy into quant, because down not because she does these countries i'm not able to do to become a member? that's the 1st type of position, but not now because of the, you know, or the advancing new claim. the office of support for was there lensky and go check for jim? i think there is a kind of for, let's say it's a parent apo and simple apparent need

if there was a confusion in class assign u n. n voice around the world bodies in action. either what he called them out, where you just massacre scholars ass off to at least a 112 were supposedly killed by the idea. while they was brushing teeth on a period and a slap in the face. that's the reactions of the u. k. of the driven tones that mix the person in front of directly involved in the ukraine complex by helping keep fine, long range based off of the wash. it also does the pharmacy that they want.

k . diplomats of the u. n. he's currently working on the upcoming un summit of the future. gentleman, welcome to you. well, richard, let's start with you. is the un security council fit for purpose? in 2024. what was the thinking back in 1945, but it was decided to have these 5 permanent seats on the council. and to what extent just the one guys are now forcing the security council to run up against it's, it's do political limitations as well. the security council has never truly fulfilled its original purpose. it was meant to be a global policing agency and the us associates and partition the permanent members were meant to be the 5 policeman who would hold crises in check and avoid a return to major power war. ever since the 19 forty's, the council has failed to live up to that vision because of the tensions between the big powers. that was a period of to 1989 when cooperation improved considerably, but the council still fails overland to and over 1000. yeah. and i think what we're seeing today, if you credit