lucia elmi from unicef, many weeks now. lucia elmi from unicef. thank _ many weeks now.eks now. lucia elmi from unicef, thank you so _ many weeks now. lucia elmi from unicef, thank you so much - many weeks now. lucia elmi from unicef, thank you so much for- many weeks now. lucia elmi from - unicef, thank you so much for coming on the programme. greatly appreciate it. ., ~ on the programme. greatly appreciate it. . ~ , ., the regular flier in the united states used to say, "if it ain't boeing, iain't going." but how many are now questioning the company's once stellar reputation? since the mid—air blow out of a door plug over the state of oregon last week, the fleet of the much maligned 737 max 9s have been grounded pending further investigation. and that investigation has turned up some serious questions about the company's manufacturing, quality control and safety practices. both alaska and united say their mechanics have found loose bolts on a number of their max 9 planes. let's speak to dai whittingham, who's an expert on aviation safety. let's focus on the door plug,

i mean it's just amazing uh that this is being said in this way that unicef can just simply release thisat's taking place, yeah, indeed, most of them, actually, even if it's not all of them without anesthesia, and this is lot of them is waiting as in the corridors of hospitals or in makeshift tents, even hospitals tents, waiting to be evacuated to go to be treated outside to egypt or to the turkey or anywhere, but only they are allowing daily around the... the injured and there is thousands upon thousands of kids, you know there is the id, the iof, the incubation forces have t-shirt which the they market and sell their soldiers brag about it, it's in the t-shirt, the image of the palestinian pregnant woman and they shooting at her one bullet, they call it one bullet, two kills, this is summarized the the the intensity of the operation against the... of this criminal army and you can see over over 50, nearly over 45% of the the killed in palestine are kids under 16 years of age and lots of kids are left orphans as well, injured and orphans and with the lack of facilities in the gaza strip

with the continued attacks on gaza on the 106th day of the united nations children's fund, unicef has warned about the difficult and unfortunate conditions of children. unicef has announced that since the beginning of the war in gaza, nearly 20,000 palestinian babies have been born, many of them living in violent conditions . zionist soldiers shot and killed a 17-year-old palestinian teenager by attacking east of ramallah. the zionists also wounded a palestinian youth with a bullet in the attack on the city of gulaglia. the occupiers once again went to the long camp karam also attacked and continued to destroy this camp. in the last four days , the zionist soldiers martyred 14 people during the karam and destroyed many of the subordinates. the resistance in these areas clashed heavily with the zionist military. the zionists also attacked the shuafat camp in occupied jerusalem and used poisonous gases against palestinian citizens . in quds, a city affiliated with the occupying regime forced a palestinian citizen to demolish his house. a number of modern zionist families along with thou

respite for the people of kaiser on jonathan creek says the chief of communication and advocacy for unicef in the palestinian territories. he's currently in rossa and southern gaza and told me more about the situation that so where ever and you look, you see thousands and thousands of make shift tens. and with many, many children living in them. they don't have access to enough water. they don't have food, people are getting very hungry and, and, and best rich. they don't have even hygiene and sanitation. there is sometimes only one toilet for 500 or 700 people sometimes. and so this is for us, a very big concern because the, the, the mix between the lack of water and the for a 73 conditions are, are really a terrible risk for this for the school. and this is like currently diarrhea for example. so. busy the situation here is very dramatic and what i have seen, and what i have heard in terms of stories is stories of sorrow unless it is absolute, she need to do you many times in age is reaching the children and the most deliverable people, wherever they are, but we are facing issues, our ai

there is only some fuel with unicef in the southern gaza strip. we once again request assistance to the residents of javalia camp and assistance to the municipality. we need to save lives that the sewage entered their houses and covered the schools where the displaced people live. we request immediate help from international organizations, including unicef and the red cross, to save the rest of the palestinian people in the jawalia camp. this problem exists for the displaced people in the temporary accommodation centers in the jabalia camp. rainwater, sewage, and garbage have caused flooding in these refugee settlement centers. our children are sick and suffering from digestive diseases. we got sick ourselves. we are human and have the right to live. we have the right. live like other people. these conditions and our life situation. this is the calamity we are facing. our situation is very bad. children get sick playing in these waters. therefore , a new danger threatens the lives of the residents of the javalia camp and the displaced people, whic

save the children, cited statistics released by unicef, saying over 1,00 children have had one or both

of their legs in israeli attacks on gaza every day, save the children, cited statistics released by unicef

"the organization has cited statistics released by unicef, saying that over 1,0 children have had one or both legs amputated since october the 7th. many of them lost their limbs during operations carried out without anesthesia. that's because gaza's healthcare system has been grappling with major shortages of medical supplies and staff over the past three months. the report by save the children illustrates one of the impacts of the israely anslot on children's lives in gaza. a british palestinian plastic surgeon who has been in the palestine'. territory describes the onslot as a war on children, with 10,00 children killed so far in this war, almost 1% of gaza's gaza's children's population, it felt like a war on children, it felt like every day you would see more and more of these kids being brought in, and this is just the physical injury, not the not the mental. injury and lot of these children had in addition to the injury have lost families, have lost parents, we had one stage at shifer hospital 120 kids. who were the soul survivors of their families on multiple generations and we

of their legs in israeli attacks on gaza every day, save the children cited statistics released by unicef saying over 1,0 children have had one or both legs amputated since october the 7th. meanwhile israely forces killed three more.

unicef chief speaking to us earlier. stay with us on bbc news. hello there.se severe gales came some pretty big waves pummeling the coastline of shetland. but it wasn't shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwest. now, landsverk is the public authority that runs the infrastructure in the faroe islands. they reported a gust on one of their weather stations of 155 mph. in relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around

result, i think the us is also earned because it's um even organizations such save. the children and unicef are reporting that over 100 children have had one or two limbs amputated right and this is sometimes without anesthesia so in respects is on children so the the information the newsity about the reality of the on the ground is getting out lot through social media and through alternative media such as tv mentioned apart from genocide uh, between all the statements intent, and the south af, south africa in applying for this case, included an 84 page document, documenting what israel is doing, and and also 10 pages quoting what israel leaders say they are doing, as we have discussed, they are talking over. that they want to kill or expell the people of gaza from from their home and and so really i think there's a real chance here that the icj will in fact rule against israel in the genocide convention and and the first pr af part of this operation. with israel in the genocide, even though the united states is not actually been named as um, as a ticket of the of the south african case, um

only 2 or 3 nights, there were artillery showings, rockets, and flares. meanwhile, a new report from unicef says life in gaza has turned into a nightmare for children. 1000000 young people whom gods are facing mount nutrition, disease flimsy shelters, and ongoing bombardment also is really airstrikes have continued overnight with a focus on southern and central gaus. he is really army says it hit more than a 100 targets in the strip. over the past 24 hours. we begin our coverage with a report from jamalia, a refugee camp, gauze as largest. here's else's yours, on our cell shirts. a push to measure the data. i mean we have mobile now is the, the new problem for civilians. here is war and siege and testify on the gaza strip and with the rainfall. municipalities are no longer being able to operate as a result of their vehicles being destroyed by severely forces on the button as it should be. i know, unfortunately the tragedy has the full in us on the tragedy of which we have wanted to jamalia camp has been flooded as a result of the overflow of the other with our shade reservoir. because we lo

mean, i know you've got a professional job to do, has to be as being the communications officer for unicef. but as a human being, your thoughts on these numbers? will they, these are all totally investigated and gone. terrific. most of us are going to tell you and but as a human being and this is a reality for kids and, and does a unfortunately let me just say 25070 percent of them are children and women. and um this, this is not the only step, it's that stick that's worrying. the worrying part. even more is those who survive, who live in real despairs by the day the be it from lack of water like a food really bad nutrition. a situation for children, especially those under 5 and more more so for those under to the streets and gaza is becoming more than that. that's profit it's. it's a really handle for children not right now. i mean that we, you know, we're, we're calculating 11000 kids right now. they've been somehow, somehow caught up in this war since october the 7th. and i know the numbers are coming from the guys, the administrative health, israel. pretty much consistently questions t

but the global deputy executive director, unicef, thanks very much. thank has not been great price as well. why the games warren does the citizens in many western countries, including the united states, putting pressure on the government to stop supporting israel. this is footage from harvard university web. lots demonstration was held against the war back in november. the situation in gaza created a great deal of controversy within harvard leaving leading to the resignation of its president. and yeah, i spoke to molly cabinets, who's a professor of political science or having universe, she explained a more detailed events which took place as the controversy was a sensitively sparked because of a letter that a bunch of students produced, calling a blaming israel, a 100 percent for what happened and that led to a series of events that are too complicated to go into. but basically what this did was invite a lot of extra no forces into the university to target at. and so there's many factors involved here. certainly there are some who believe that there

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing... is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference uh parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising, we have not seen through the history that... thousand, 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is uh happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food and tent

severe current cases of nutrition that will take place and children might start jonathan tricks with the unicef reporting the talking to us from jeff or and southern gaza. thank you so much. i now states including the u. s u k and canada. i have hosted funding for the u. n. agency filess and refugees. that software is fairly reported that some of the agencies stoffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th data attacks by him off on instead of the agency on for us said it had fire the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the us was the relief organizations, biggest financial back of the agency has previously said it realistic to deliver it to cost less on the verge of collapse. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. yep. and so we'll teach at both said they have had to produced or the tank up with a miss silent because of a didn't know that at the see the ships operators said that a fire had broken out on board, but that none of the crew were in judge the who teeth have been attacking shipping for weeks, so you can get some

i think the us is also concerned, because it's even organizations such as save the children and unicef are reporting that over 1 children have had one or two limbs amputated right, and this is sometimes without anesthesia, so in some respects this is a war on children, so the the information, the news, the publicity about the reality of the war on the ground is getting out lot through social media and through alternative media such as press tv. now nicholas mentioned south africa. apart from divising policies and drawing road maps, washington has done much more to help these really occupation forces continue committing their crimes against palestinas unhindered, and one example is this that the us national security council spokesman john kirby called the south african lawsuit against israel at the icj, i'm quoting him, meritless counterproductive and without any basis in fact whatsoever, i want your take on that place, and how can justice? yes, absolutely, the um, i think it would be very hard for the international court of justice to to rule that this is not a genocide, between all th

so the chief of communication and advocacy for unicef in the palestinian territories. he's currently in rafa in southern gaza until the more about the situation that so where ever and you look, you see thousands and thousands of make shift tens. and um, with many, many children living in them, they don't have access to enough water. they don't have food. people are getting very hungry and, and, and best rich. they don't have even hygiene and sunny fish. and there's sometimes only one toilet for 500 or 700 people sometimes. and so this is for us, very be concerned because the, the, the mix between the lack of water and the for a 23 conditions are, are really a terrible risk for this for the school. and this is like from the diarrhea for it's ample. so. busy the situation here is very dramatic and what i have seen, and what i have heard in terms of stories is stories of sorrow unless it is absolute, she need to do you many turn an age is reaching the children and the most vulnerable people, wherever they are, but we are facing issues, our aid is coming in and i attended

current cases of nutrition that will take place and children might start doing some tricks with the unicef reporting the talking to us from draft and southern gaza. thank you so much. thank you very much. i are now states including the us, you can canada have halted funding for the you any agency filess and refugees that's offered the most. that's almost the agency stoffers well an invoice and the october 7th tedra attacked by him off on his road. that's the navigation by itself . now the agency on just said it had filed the workers on the suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the us was the relief organizations because financially backup the agency has previously said its ability to deliver it to garza as on the verge of collapse. and but that's for it. up to date, coming up next. joshua choices, looking at the dangers of dressing and drag and daddy and them such as father. thank you for watching the the, the street debate from nigeria. what does the gen think about tribalism? this country will become beach? i was in the relationship with someone and i was not allowed to marry

current cases of nutrition that will take place and children might start doing some tricks with the unicef reporting the talking to us from draft and southern guy. so thank you so much. i smell states including the u. s. new key and canada have hold of funding for the u. n. age and civil boddeson and refugees. that software is really less that some of the agencies stoffers were involved in the october 7th federal tax by from us. now the agency and just said it had filed the word close on the suspicion and that an investigation was on the way the us was sort of default in addition, because financially back of the agency has previously said its ability to deliver it to god. that is on the verge of collapse. moving onto protests that have been taking place in kenya, following will be able to, to continue to feminine. i'm not seen to national says more than 500 cases of feminist side or the kidding of them. and then goes happen between 20162023, many by the boston. those are all those known to them. thousands of people have march to the streets of nairobi, calling for an end to the violence. w

so is the chief of communication and advocacy for you know, for unicef, and about a student that actually is, he's gotten to in rough uh, in the south of gaza. and he told me more about the situation that the conditions are. i'm sort of the best dating. so where ever and you look, you see housing, some houses of make shift tens. and with many, many children living in them. they don't have access to enough water. they don't have food. people are getting very hungry and, and, and best rich. they don't have even hygiene and sunny fish. and there's sometimes only one toilet for 500 or 700 people sometimes. and so this is for us, a very big concern because the, the, the mix between the lack of water and the for a sanitary conditions are, are, are really a terrible risk for this for those skills. this is like currently diarrhea for example. so. busy the situation here is very dramatic and what i have seen, and what i have heard in terms of stories is stories of sorrow and most we can see, even now you're speaking to us from a darkened room, i imagine that is an impact of the electricity supplie

the large number of children who are killed in gaza is the reason why unicef exists to fight this warainst children in the name of a special screening of a passenger from ganora for the children of iran's martyrs , please explain why this film was chosen, because this film is broadcast with the art field and we made this symbolic move with the cooperation of the art field. we gave it and we liked that this movie has just been added to the screening cycle . taking into account that the image institute is a cinema institute and a sub-category of the art culture organization of tehran municipality , in cooperation with the ouj art organization, it was decided that make a symbolic motion in a movie. the children of gaza , the martyrs of gaza, their memories are always alive in our hearts . i will harm you, and with the help of a disabled boy named sohail, to search for the rule of the land. to bring peace back to his land. the purpose of holding this program is sympathy and the screening of this animation for both the children of the martyrs and isargaran families and the children of gaza

according to unicef , more than 20,000 babies have been born since the beginning of the zionist regime's attack on gaza many of their lives are threatened due to air pollution, hunger and the spread of diseases. dozens of babies have been martyred in the bombings of the gaza strip. also, a number of premature babies have died due to the siege and forced evacuation of hospitals. qassam battalions from targeting a merkava tank and several military armored vehicles. local sources also report intense clashes between resistance fighters and occupation forces around nasser hospital. the resistance fighters announced that they will target the positions of the occupiers in khanyounis with more than 100 rockets and mortar shells starting this morning. put. there have also been reports of a clash between qassam fighters and an infantry unit of the zionist regime in the southwest of gaza city and inflicting casualties on the zionists. the zionist regime announced that in the last 24 hours, 38 soldiers of this regime were injured in clashes in gaza. the people of the cities of five provinces of the

the united nations children's fund (unicef) has also announced that nutrition and the spread of various diseases in gaza threaten the lives of more than 1.1 million palestinian children. since the zionist invasion of gaza, more than 22,000 people have been martyred, including two. in the past 3 months, hezbollah destroyed bases, barracks, gatherings, spy equipment, tanks and military vehicles of the zionist regime in 670 operations in the occupied north of palestine has been targeted with various types of weapons. the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah , describing the offensive operations of the resistance fighters in the northern front of the occupied territories, said: 670 operations during three years, their spying and military equipment in the northern front have been destroyed. american newspapers quoted some israeli officials as saying that 230,000 northern townspeople they left the occupied lands. hezbollah also announced in statements about targeting the barkatari base twice and the gathering of zionist soldiers in the zahirirah base with barkan missiles. zionist media al

the spokesperson of the united nations children's fund, unicef he says the very unfortunate and dangerous conditions of the babies of pregnant mothers in gaza. in the past weeks , 6 pregnant women in gaza were killed in israeli attacks and had cesarean section. many mothers gave birth due to the intensity of successive explosions, panic, smoke and unhealthy air. at the same time, the spokesperson of the united nations expressed his regret that the military of the zionist regime is preventing humanitarian aid from reaching the people of gaza. in this month. only seven of the 29 un aid convoys have been granted permission to enter gaza. at the same time, the water piping network of gaza has been destroyed due to the rains and people have died they need drinking water. the european mediterranean human rights watch, as an international human rights organization, pointed out that the zionist regime is deliberately bombing the wells of gaza's water sources and at the same time preventing the entry of drinking water into gaza . the people of gaza are genocide and it is considered a war crime. al

phone, kids in need of desks, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef to provide -- for deathwi, where high school is not free and the girl's graduation rate is less than half of the boys rate. after the thrill of helping to carry the desks into his classroom and sitting at a desk for the first time in his life, lawrence told me what his years of sitting on the classroom floor were like. >> what was difficult about sitting on the floor before you had desks? >> [speaking in a global language] >> you can make a contribution to the k.i.n.d. find in any amount, no contribution is too small. you can give a desk as a birthday gift or a valentine's day gift in the name of anybody on your gift lists, and unicef will send them in the management of your gift. thousands of you did this over the holiday season, contributing a total this year of $4, 814,756, one of the biggest years ever for the k.i.n.d. fund. that brings the total you have so generously contributed over the 13 years we've been introducing you to students in malawi to $44,182,536. >> what will be better in your school work

however, the united nations children's fund (unicef) about the malnutrition of more than 135,000 children under the age of 3 in gaza. warned the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip reached 24,927 person and number.

on the eve of the 14th week of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza , unicef, the united nations children'sfund, in a report , listed the intensification of malnutrition and disease as three deadly factors in the gaza strip. which threatens the lives of more than one million and 100 thousand children. children in gaza are suffering from a nightmare that is getting worse and worse every day to provide food and... different areas of gaza, including the few remaining hospitals , are still the targets of the regime's relentless attacks in the center of this area, the displaced people have nowhere to go . and they have no refuge. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. in less than an hour , we will be with you with another part of the news from khabar network at 10 o'clock. but the viewers and followers of us a little while ago , two complete days, the day of wahmeen , wahehallah, wahehlah, alf. "i consider israel our most cherished ally, and in this dark hour, i wanted to do my part, and that we will stand with you as israel and its military does what needs to be done. the w

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boc and unicef donated dressing materials for patients with a rare genetic disease to the belarusian health. tell us about the details. congenital epidermolis bullosa is a disease associated with mutations in various human genes. such patients are called butterflies. any touch is dangerous. leather so sensitive that hugging or simply rubbing clothes leads to wounds. caring for such patients is not easy. special dressings reduce pain and help avoid complications. those forms that currently require the use of special dressings, yes, special dressing material, these are 124 people, of which 56 are children, and of these , six children actually suffer from a very severe form, which is accompanied by extensive ulcerative skin lesions and a very large discharge from these wounds , yes, when you really need it a large absorbent surface is precisely what special bandages are for this purpose; these bandages need to be changed less, and they are separated from the skin and, accordingly, stick to the skin with less. traumatism, accordingly , is removed, they have less pain , they brought one t

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to your generosity to the kind fund, kids in need of desks, a partnership i created between nbc and unicefpublic high school is not free, and the girl's graduation rate is half the boy's graduation rate. after the thrill of carrying the desk in his classroom, and sitting at a desk for the first time in his life, lawrence told me what his years of sitting in the classroom floor were like. >> what was difficult about sitting on the floor before you had desks? [speaking in a global language] >> you can make a contribution to the kind fund, no contribution is too small you can give a desk at some birthday gift or valentine's day gift in the name of anyone on your gift list and unicef will send them an acknowledgment of your gift. thousands of you did this over the holiday season contributing a total this year of $4, 814,756, one of the biggest years ever for the kind fund. that brings the total you have so generously contributed over the 13 years we've been introducing you to students in malawi to $44,182,536. >> what will be better in your school work because you have desks? [speaking in a gl

he is also the spokesperson of the united nations children's fund, unicef. 6 women in gaza in the past weeks pregnant women killed in israeli attacks have had cesarean section . many mothers gave birth due to the intensity of successive explosions, panic, smoke and unhealthy air. at the same time, the spokesperson of the united nations said that the military of the zionist regime is preventing humanitarian aid. he expressed his regret that only seven out of 29 un aid convoys have been given permission to enter gaza this month , despite the fact that the water pipeline network in gaza has been destroyed due to bombing and the people are in need of drinking water. they have the european mediterranean human rights watch as an international human rights institution with reference because the zionist regime deliberately and the certificate of water wells and water sources. it rains on gaza and at the same time prevents drinking water from entering gaza . he announced that this act of the zionist regime is the actual execution of the people of gaza and genocide and is considered a war crime.

however , unicef about the malnutrition of more than 135 thousand children.er d sal warned in gaza. the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip has reached 24,927 and the number of wounded has reached 6,238. the palestinian ministry of health by announcing that the mission of the organization nations and the international community are not limited to warning about the extent of the humanitarian disaster in the gaza strip. he demanded that they take responsibility and establish an immediate ceasefire in this area. another journalist was fired for supporting the people of gaza. antoinette lotf, who was working in the abc network , was fired due to the pressure of a zionist lobby group. after this incident, hundreds of abc network employees threatened to quit their jobs if they did not receive a guarantee to support the employees. do have a happy and blessed day. goodbye . mr. mojtaba, may god give you strength, don't be tired. introduce yourself. hello, don't be tired. i am sedfam mojtabi , an emergency officer of 11 kalandari 156. h

the united nations children's fund, unicef, has warned about the deterioration of the humanitarian and health situation at this time and has announced that there is not much time left to save the children of gaza by establishing an immediate ceasefire. doctors without borders emphasized that no one and no place is safe in gaza. a palestinian as a result of the shooting by the zionist army forces in the northwest. at the same time, the dull karam brigade affiliated with the quds battalions killed a number of them with the explosion of a car bomb on the path of the invaders. the army of the occupying regime also admitted that three of its forces were wounded in the conflict with the resistance forces during the karam. but as i said to you , we want to talk to the minister of the interior about the ceremony that is going to be held for the funeral and burial of the martyrs in kerman, mr. vahidi. may the martyrs of kerman be buried in golzar, and how many in other provinces, in the name of allah , the most merciful, with renewed condolences for this difficult event on the great nation of i

divisions of relief or... organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which ' "the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference, parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising, we have not seen throughout the history that 3000, 400 thousand people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of..." pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is happening in. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food and tents weighing

medical professional i spoke to, they're taking the anesthetic out, over 1,0 children, according to unicef, in the gaza strip have received amputations of their limbs without anesthetic, it's not hard to find videos of that taking place. on twitter, i watched one unfortunately of a child reciting the quran as they were having a limb amputated without anesthetic, just imagine your own child being subjected to that. it it is unimaginable. uh, the new york times uh has published a peace claiming uh that the on october 7th there's evidence of rape and beheading, you have debunked that, you have... just obliterated that, why would the times do it and what was the times uh so-called information even based on? well, this is a high level israeli psychological operation and a propaganda hoaxes that was only became coherent about two months after october 7th when israel decided that international support for its genocidal rampage in gaza was faltering and that they were... evidence and that's the first thing the new york times piece by jeffrey gettleman who is guilty of the worst journalistic malpra

we also hearfrom unicef on the ground in south gaza about the horrors children are facing there.very child in gaza has been traumatised. they have to be. almost every child has been displaced. has witnessed the absolute horrors of war that no child should have to witness. also tonight, millions of parents in england are being contacted by the nhs and urged to have their children vaccinated against measles. from the west midlands, where is a lower take—up of the vaccine and there is a highly contagious outbreak, we speak to young parents whose three—month—old baby has contracted the disease. as new hampshire prepares for tomorrow's republican primary, when nikki haley and donald trump square up, we are there, and we're in illinois to witness the impact of abortion restrictions, an issue thatjo biden wants to make central to the presidential election. and we report from northern ireland, where the dup are still refusing to return to storment and kick—start power—sharing, after an impasse lasting 23 months and counting. and we look at the real—life cost of the stormont crisis in nor

according to the unicef report, since the beginning of the zionist regime's attack on gaza, more than 20,000 babies were born, and many of them died due to the air capital is threatened by hunger and the spread of diseases. dozens of babies have been martyred so far in the bunkers of the gaza strip. also some babies. narres died due to the siege and forced evacuation of hospitals. lebanon's hezbollah targeted a military base of the zionist regime. according to the sources of the zionist regime, a guided missile was fired from the south of lebanon towards the military settlement of azurit in the north of the occupied palestine. the islamic resistance of lebanon also has images of targeting a group. spying on the zionist military base of jal-al-alam with a special missile weapon. tens of thousands so far the zionists left the lebanese border towns for fear of resistance attacks. on thursday evening, the iraqi islamic resistance once again targeted two us military bases in iraq. islamic resistance of iraq declared the occupation base. the american base near erbil airport in northern iraq

the united nations children's fund, unicef, warned about the humanitarian and health situation in gaza, and announced that it is time for the children of gaza, who need an urgent humanitarian ceasefire. it is running out. at the same time, intense conflicts between the palestinian resistance and occupying forces have been reported in several axes, including brij and al-maghazi camps in gaza. the resistance has also announced that it has targeted the zionist personnel carrier in the axis of the battle from sheikh rizwan in gaza city. the qassam battalions of the military wing of hamas also released a video of targeting armored vehicles and tanks of the zionist regime in different areas of gaza. published. but about the developments in the west bank. we will accompany you with the reporter of sed and sima in ramallah, mr. khaled sebarneh . i greet you. please, how is the situation in the west bank now? i am from the west bank and ram i will report by allah. now we are witnessing that the demonstrations are being held in ramla and people are demonstrating against the zionist regime and in

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference uh parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising, we have not seen though the history that 300 thousand. 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments, that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is uh happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food and tents,

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say, is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference uh parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising. we have not seen throughout the history that 300, 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states. so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophy which is happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food and tents weighing

organization has cited statistics released by unicef saying over 100 children have had one or both legs amputated since october the 7th. many of them lost their limbs during operations carried out without anesthesia. as because gaza's healthcare system has been grappling with major shortages of medical supplies and staff over the past three months. the report by save the children illustrates one of the impacts of this really onslot on children's lives in gaza. a british palestinian plastic surgeon who has been in the palestinian terror. describes the onslot as a war on children, with 10,000 children killed so far in this war, almost 1% of gaza's, gaza's children's population, it felt like a war on children, it felt like every day you would see more and more of these kids being brought in, and this is just the physical injury, not the not the mental health injury, um and lot of these children had in addition to the injury have lost families, have lost parents. we had one stage at shiffa hospital, 120 kids who were the soul survivors of their families on multiple generations and were woun

for patients with a rare genetic disease was handed over to the belarusian ministry of health bos and unicefermal epidermis is a disease associated with mutations in various human genes. such patients are called butterflies. any touch is dangerous. the skin is so sensitive that hugging or simply rubbing clothing causes sores. care. difficult for such patients. special dressings reduce pain and help avoid complications. those forms that currently require the use of special dressings, yes, special dressing material, are 124 people, 56 of them children. and, of these , six children actually suffer from a very severe form, which is accompanied by extensive ulcerative damage to the skin, a very large amount of discharge from these wounds, yes, when you need a very large absorbent surface , it is the special dressings for... these dressings need to be changed less, and they separated from the skin and, accordingly, glued to the skin with less trauma, respectively , they are removed, they are with less pain. they brought one type, which we were able to purchase, and we are ready in the future to fa

meanwhile, the united nations children's fund, unicef warned about the malnutrition of more than 135,000 children under the age of 3 in gaza, the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip is 24,927, and the number of the palestinian ministry of health, announcing that the mission of the united nations and the international community only warning about the extent of the humanitarian disaster in the limited gaza strip it is not possible to ask them to take responsibility and establish an immediate ceasefire in this area. the head of the red crescent society has announced the collection of thousands of tons of food and biological items to help the people of gaza. in addition to the cash donations that have been made, this is the first time that dear people have donated more than 10,000 tons of food items and equipment, which the red crescent community has also done. naturally, we are in regular contact with the gaza red crescent and their needs. we feel that now what they really need is medicine, equipment, fuel, etc., shelter, such as tents and biological faciliti

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, because nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking. to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance in this such a conference uh parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising, we have not seen throughout the history that 300 thous, 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries which is... "the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is uh happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food, and ten

facilitating the entry of medical teams into gaza as also vaccinations, including and cooperation with unicef, ill and wounded persons, are being evacuated through the rough or border crossing to egypt. the united arab emirates, turkey guitar and jordan, tents and winter equipment are being distributed as well. the constant delivery of fuel and cooking gas is also facilitated. according to official data, again, in your judges folders from december, the amount of fuel entering garza has doubled. and currently stands at 180000 meters a day. this is a target amount requested by the u. n. itself since 21 december, the amount of cooking guys entering gaza has also doubled. now standing at an average of 90 tons per day. details of this kind concerning the various ongoing humanitarian efforts are updated every single day on a designated english website of co get the unit in the ministry of defense in charge of monitoring the unitarian situation. when pressing needs are identified, solutions are soon coordinated. a great effort is indeed invested in illuminating spots on next so as to improve the ent

regional divisions of relief organization. operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef, as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh "the affected people can find assistance, in this such a conference, parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising, we have not seen throughout the history that 300 thous, 400 thousand people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures." on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is uh happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food and te

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy, buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference uh parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions. the people who are arising, we have not seen throughout the history that 300 thous, 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states, so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different countries which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is happening in. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food, and tents, weighing 1

regional divisions of relief organizations operating in conflict zones such as doctors without borders and unicef as well as the icrc and ircs took part in the conference hoping to find practical measures to help the people of gaza. the most important thing is the humanitarian diplomacy buse nothing in the world say is more effective than people sitting down and... discussing and talking and to come to solutions in which uh the affected people can find assistance. in this such a conference parallel to what we see all around the world, the demonstrations of millions of the people who are arising. we have not seen throughout the history that 300 thous, 400 thous people come in london and support the palestinian, more than million people in united states. so what we believe that if we held such a conferences in different? countries, which is the first one in iran, we can put some sorts of pressures on the governments that they also make move to try to solve an end to this catastrophe which is uh happening in gaza. so far, a substantial amount of humanitarian aid, including medicine, food, and tents,