it's exposed the united nations relief and works agency as irredeemably corrupt and appallingly complicitboth the violent kidnapping of israelis and the indoctrination of palestinians and a culture of hate, violence, and exposed the anti-semitism that america's most elite universities have fester on their campuses, and some of these institutions' weakening grasp on and now it's exposing democrats as unwilling or incapable of resisting the political their r. just look how our colleagues have staked out bizarrely vocal support for policies for left h it has no time.base. in the u.se does not come with voting rights in the knesset, and it certainl spent years decrying foreignmero flip the script on our allies. let's get one thing straight, the violence and this humanitarian crisis rests entirely on the shoulders of hamas. this entire conflict would end if the cowardly terrorists who ruled gaza from beneath schools and hospitals released their innocent hostages. and the people every day, the people of gaza, have a say iney can turn on ham terrorist leaders like yayosh, and turn over whose who

in this phase, the plan includes closing the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, unarwa and replacing it with other international relief organizations that zionist israel approves of. additionally, a plan to combat what netanyahu called palestinian. extremism is proposed in all educational and religious institutions in the gaza strip. the reconstruction of gaza will be conditional upon the disarmament of the gaza strip and the commencement of a campaign against extremism according to israeli entity standards. forenet nyahu's long-term phase, he outlined two fundamental pillars. firstly, zianist israel rejects any dictates from the international community regarding final solution with the palestinians insisting that direct negotiations between the two parties without. preconditions are the only way to achieve final solution. secondly, zianist israel refuses to unilaterally recognize the establishment of the palestinian state by the international community. understanding the true. motives behind netanyahu's plant is crucial for grasping its actual content. netanyah

philip lazzarini, director of the united nations relief and works agency for idps, is also in this the meeting said: there is no safe place for the people of ghaza. it does not and it seems that the worst is yet to come. the head of unrwa also considered the number of dead people in gaza to be astonishing. criticizing the inability of the security council to prevent crimes against the people of gaza. at the meeting of the united nations general assembly, the representative of our country in the united nations said that the american people are ashamed of the policies of their rulers. the history of the nations will judge america's veto , the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran said this at the un general assembly meeting, which was held to investigate the reason for america's recent action in vetoing the security council resolution. a ceasefire was held in gaza. it is unfortunate that america has decided to close its eyes to the facts. the incident of self-immolation last week in washington by arvind bushnell shows how much the conscience of the people of the world

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the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees also warned in this session of the united nations general assembly that the activity of this agency as the main aid provider to the people of gaza is at a breaking point due to the zionist regime's violations. the people of gaza have been killed, injured or maimed. the suffering of the people of gaza is indescribable. this region is plagued by a severe lack of essential necessities for people's survival. even thinking about what happened to people gaza has come, i want you. in this meeting of the united nations general assembly, the group of arab countries consisting of 22 countries in a joint statement condemned the repeated failures of the security council in fulfilling its duty to stop the bloodshed in gaza. they described a disgrace for this council and the entire world community. ali rajabi, broadcasting agency , united nations general assembly, new york. we are in a difficult situation. the responsibility of mothers in wars multiplies. umm ahmad, a palestinian mother , says angrily: "my husband is in nasse

a school owned by the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in khan yunis. the south of the gaza strip was also targeted by the zionist air attack and a number of palestinians were martyred. the artillery of the zionist regime targeted the western parts of the city of khanyounes and the eastern parts of the region of zeitoun in the west of gaza. in the west bank, nizamiyan the zionists attacked the cities of qalqilya and beitleh. also, the shiite body of martyr mohammadik was attended by a large number of palestinians on friday evening. this palestinian youth, who was wounded in the shooting of zionist soldiers , died due to the severity of his injuries. more than 700 injured from the zionist regime's attack on the humanitarian aid convoy on al-rashid street were transferred to kamal adwan and shafa hospitals in the north of the gaza strip. these hospitals are almost closed due to previous attacks. and they do not have the necessary facilities to treat the injured. director of kamal adwan hospital in gaza said: hospitals are overcrowded too many patients and

at the same time, the director of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees warned. siege, hunger and diseases will soon become the main killers of the people of the gaza strip. philip lazzarini said: israel deliberately access the resources of the palestinians. according to the unrwa report, more than one million people in the gaza strip are facing the disaster of food poverty, which in 3 months the number of these people has doubled in the past. al-islamana atalawa leh shaab al-ghalban. international doctors who recently visited the gaza strip say that medical centers in the region are deprived of basic medical facilities and what is happening in this area is a complete genocide. also, news sources announced that the zionist army. still wake up at night thinking about appalling injuries in particularly women and children uh the most devastating burns in small children, one child al never forget had burned so bad you could see her facial bones. this is ham khadr, she's seven years old, um, she is one of the victims of the war in ghazza, um, a bomb hit her...

the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine , moussoon, told unrwa that israel cut off access to all unrwa judicial convoys to northern gaza, even though it knows that the region is on the brink. filipe lazzarini, president of unrwa , wrote in x messenger: starving people is man-made. these two issues have come together like a vicious circle and are killing the children of gaza. probably thousands of people in gaza have lost their lives because of this. to say that gaza is on the verge of collapse does not do justice. the situation in gaza is a danger to human survival. since the formulation of criteria for measuring acute food crisis 20 years ago , we have never seen such a situation. now the entire population of gaza is in there are judicial emergencies, judicial crisis or prison terms. simply put, too many people are starving to death. this has never happened before in our lifetime. in the month of december, the un investigation committee that the world high court of humanitarian assessments has made it clear that the cessation of hostilities , along with the

i thought i was thankful them for the united nations relief and works agency. and robert she says as well is actively blocking the agency from addressing garza's urgent humanitarian needs. about a week ago the is really, authorities announced that they were no longer going to cooperate with under uh, with the largest humanitarian agency currently in gaza. this for us is an impediment. and they're really official impediment to our ability to continue providing life saving food and medical supplies. over the last week, 5 of our requests to access the north of garza, which is almost entirely sealed, though, with food assistance were denied by the israeli government. therefore, we're finding that our operational space is really shrinking. however, it was still present in that. and as a reminder, when do i have shelter is the where we distribute food and we want to continue being able to do that. these are all these uh a tomorrow, give you any explanation as to why they wouldn't grant you access to northern gas. a new explanation. and we continued to ask and we cont

according to the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees , 12,300 children have been martyred in the israeli attack on the gaza strip . this is despite the fact that 12,193 children were killed in all the wars that took place all over the world in the last 4 years. the number of children in the gaza strip after arriving at the hospital from extreme hunger and disease nutrition has reached 27 people who have died. the resistance fighters forced the zionists to retreat from the town of hamad khanyounis located in the south of the gaza strip. palestinian fighters also targeted the gathering place of zionist soldiers in zaytoun neighborhood in gaza city. in the west bank , fighters of the qassam battalions clashed with the occupying forces who were infiltrating the city of jenin and injured a number of them. in occupied jerusalem , a palestinian wounded two zionist soldiers in an anti-zionist operation and was martyred himself. the representative of the palestinian islamic jihad movement in tehran said: zion regime. the palestinian people in te

nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees warned dad: the siege, hunger and diseasesl soon become the main killers of the people of the gaza strip. philip lazzarini said that israel is deliberately preventing the palestinians in the gaza strip from accessing humanitarian aid , and the lives of more than 2 million people are at risk. according to the report. one million people in the gaza strip are facing the disaster of food poverty, and the number of these people has doubled in the last 3 months. lebanon's hezbollah missile attacks on al-baghdadi base of the zionist regime hezbollah of lebanon announced that in support of the oppressed people of gaza, the zionist regime's soldiers entered the al-baghdadi base with missile weapons. has targeted in attack other mujahideen of the islamic resistance targeted the gathering center of the occupying forces in the zionist town of mutallah. the islamic resistance of iraq issued a statement and announced that in response to the crimes committed by the zionist regime against defenseless palestinian civilians, the tel aviv power

head of united nations relief and work agency in the near east, which is what it was called preferred.n. -- claims his agent -- his agency is infiltrated by supporters of have. they announced it had fired members of staff after discovering they had allegedly participated in those october 7 attacks led by hamas. that revolution led the u.s. and many of its allies to suspend funding for the body. the cease-fire negotiate -- as cease-fire negotiations continue, one of the conditions is the list of the hostages held by gaza. hamas claims it is impossible to know which of the hostages is still alive. the bbc is unable to report from inside gaza, but our correspondent sent this update from jerusalem. just a warning, his report does contain distressing images. reporter: a grief so calamitous, it is deaf to the rumors of peace. this is the 150th day of war. each day, the images of the grieving and of the dead are beamed to the world. he was sheltering with 45 family members when a rocket struck. seven were killed, including two children. >> [speaking another language] reporter: a cease-fire m

philip lazzarini, director of the united nations relief and works agency for refugees, andrewa, also said in this meeting: "there is no safe place for the people of gaza, and it seems that the worst is yet to come." the head of unrwa also considered the number of dead people in gaza to be astonishing. following the regime's brutal attacks. being surrounded by israeli tanks for a month. this 6-story building was destroyed on top of them. their whole family of 20 people was killed. they were buried under these ruins. my daughter was killed along with her daughter. all of them are women and children. all members of five families were killed by prisoners became more than 2 million people are displaced in gaza. many of them come back and live in the same situation you see. because 70% of the houses were destroyed. government including cemeteries and more than 200 ancient places were destroyed. experts say that the destruction of gaza is the worst destruction in modern history and will continue until the rains stop. a large number of palestinian refugees live in the jabalia camp in the nor

the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine, mossom, told unrwa that israel has cut off access to all unrwa judicial convoys to northern gaza, even though it knows that the area is on the verge. filipe lazzarini , president of unrwa, wrote in the x messengers: starving the people is what he did. choose an option that is promising and on the right side of history. these two issues have come together like a vicious circle and are killing the children of gaza. probably thousands of people in gaza have lost their lives because of this. to say that gaza is on the verge of death is not true . the situation in gaza is a danger to human survival. we have never seen such a situation since the development of criteria for measuring the acute food crisis 20 years ago. now the entire food population. they are in a judicial emergency, judicial crisis or prison. simply put, too many people are starving to death. this has never happened before in our lifetime. in december, the un's strict investigation committee that the international high court of humanitarian assessments h

mohammad hasan nikvin, radio and television news agency. institution the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees announced that 13,750 children have been killed in the war in gaza so far. criticizing the continued attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip and the siege of this strait, this institution added that the israeli authorities are preventing the provision of vital aid to thousands of palestinian refugees. this statement states that preventing humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip puts the humanitarian system in this war-torn region at greater risk. the people of jordan for the fifth consecutive night in support of the people of gaza and condemning the continuation of zionist aggression against the palestinian nation in demonstrators holding palestinian flags held demonstrations around the zionist regime's embassy in amman , demanding an immediate end to the aggression of the zionist regime and the cancellation of any agreement between amman and tel aviv , and chanted that the jordanian nation wants the freedom of palestine and stands by hama

nations relief and works agency, which is the only agency capable of dealing with a catastrophe. of this sort could bring the aid to the people of gaza. the only reason that the united states is is suggesting this pier is because it would be a photo up which would make the united states in this time in this period of election um to make them appear that they at least make joe biden appear to be concerned about the welfare of the people of gaza, which he is not. and finally, there's a big danger about this pier, because once... you bring israeli sorry, once you bring us troops into a region, it's hard to get them out again. you can just ask the people of iraq who invited us troops in to fight isis, and they haven't left, and they despite repeated please by the prime minister of iraq and the government of iraq, unanimous votes in in the parliament of iraq, you could ask the people of syria whose country is one third occupied by the united states. of america, the third that sits on the petroleum and wheat resources of the country, so this this peer that the us is talking about is merel

nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in unruva said: israel wants to destroy ruvae aim of destroying the issue of palestinian refugees. adnan abu hosna. he emphasized that the destruction of that hospital is just an illusion because it is the only institution responsible for providing health and medical services to palestinians in gaza. spokesman ann rowa stated that the gaza strip needs 500 trucks of humanitarian aid every day and emphasized that the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is getting worse and the most effective way to prevent it is to send aid through land crossings. the commander qassam shah's battalions. the military of the palestinian islamic resistance movement asked the muslims to move towards the occupied territories for the liberation of al-aqsa mosque. addressing the arab and islamic nations, mohammad zaif said: move towards the occupied lands right now and don't postpone it for tomorrow and don't let the borders, system and restrictions rob you of the honor of participating in the liberation of al-aqsa mosque. war with its opponents in

head of united nations relief and work agency in the near east, which is what it was called preferred.n. -- claims his agent -- his agency is infiltrated by supporters of have. they announced it had fired members of staff after discovering they had allegedly participated in those october 7 attacks led by hamas. that revolution led the u.s. and many of its allies to suspend funding for the body. the cease-fire negotiate -- as cease-fire negotiations continue, one of the conditions is the list of the hostages held by gaza. hamas claims it is impossible to know which of the hostages is still alive. the bbc is unable to report from inside gaza, but our correspondent sent this update from jerusalem. just a warning, his report does contain distressing images. reporter: a grief so calamitous, it is deaf to the rumors of peace. this is the 150th day of war. each day, the images of the grieving and of the dead are beamed to the wod. he was sheltering with 45 family members when a rocket struck. seven were killed, including two children. >> [speaking another language] reporter: a cease-fire mig

nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees until march. this year, i.e. march 2025, prohibits it. this is the second time this year that the us congress has proposed a bill to ban aid to them . the zionist regime previously claimed without providing valid evidence that its employees in the united states and some western countries cut off financial aid in the middle of the humanitarian crisis in gaza in support of this claim. the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement announced the firing of 479 missiles and drones in operations against israeli forces. abdul malik badreddin said: yemeni armed forces fired 18 ballistic missiles in the last week. and has launched a missile in support of gaza are saying that the attacks of the yemeni forces have caused the closure of the amalarsash port and a heavy blow to the economy of the zionist regime, badr al-din said: yemen has many plans and plans to inflict more severe attacks on the zionist enemy in the near future. after about 6 months of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, the heads of t

relief. and works agency for palestinian refugees, unerwa. here's more about this with our own mission media expert, julia qasim. thank you for being with us, julia. thanks marua, so the us plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the moldbery harbors built after d.day in normandy, but let's make no mistake, this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza, and as the biden administration is basically bankrolling israel's. genocide uh the same israel also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets matawa but also in the guardian the uk based outlet where on march 8th julian borger the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to distribute it the key flop. in the us is plan to build aid port in gaza, so in this

nations relief and works agency on when israel alleged on route was her, bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them. the wall street journal simply bought the story. the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding. despite their ridiculously scanned the evidence that is real, provided starving on of the money, it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding. in canada's case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th . the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should, we'll see you next time. here at the listening post. the latest news as it breaks. the shortage means along the whole of the 1500 columbus a front line. ukraine is only able to fire around 2000 show a day. we detailed coverage, this is just the staging point from here. the journey continues to the place is a virgin inside of the sun,

nations relief and works agency on when israel alleged on right with her, bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them. the wall street journal simply bought the story, the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding despite the ridiculously scant evidence that is we will provide it starving on of the money it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding in canada's case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th. the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should. we'll see you next time. here at the listening post, the russian presidential election will take place over 3 days from knowledge. the 15 people will revising in russia. crime in the full so called new territories taken from ukraine was little position lead team increasingly excessive. when again, say was altered 0 for the global reaction. th

relief and works agency for" here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qasim. thank you for being with us, julia. thanks ma, so the us plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d.day in normandy, but let's make no mistake, this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza, and as the biden administration is basically bankrolling israel's genocide, the same israel. also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially, so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide. so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets mara, but also in the guardian, the uk based outlet, where on march 8th, julian borger, the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to distribute it, the key flaw and the us has planned to build a port in gaza, so in this piece the guardian quotes ziad isa, humanitarian policy head at the

relief and works agency for palestinian refugees unirwa. here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qasim. thank you for being with us julia. thanks maruah, so the us plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d-day in normandy, but let's make no mistake, this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza, and as the biden administration is basically bankruling israel's genocide, uh, the same israel will also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially, so it also raised. is lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide, so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets matawa, but also in the guardian, the uk based outlet, where on march 8th, julian borger, the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to distribute it, the key flaw in the us has plan to build aid port in

nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees unirwa. here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qassim. thank you for being with us julia. thanks, marwa. so the u.s. plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast as reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d.day in normandy, but let's make no mistake, this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza, and as the biden administration is basically. the bank rolling israel's genocide uh the same israel also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets mma but also in the guardian outlet where on march 8th julian borger the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to to distribute it the key flaw in the us has plan to build aid port in gaza, so in this piece

relief and works agency for palestinian refugees unerwa. here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qasim. thank you for being with us, julia. thanks, marwa. so the us plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d-day in normandy. but let's make no mistake, this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza. and as the biden administration is basically bankrulling israel's genocide, the same israel will also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially, so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide. so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets marawa, but also in the guardian, the uk based outlet where on march 8th, julian borger, the guardian world's affairs editor. published a piece titled who is going to distribute it the key flaw in the us is plan to build aid port in gaza, so

according to the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees2,300 children have been martyred in the israeli attack on the gaza strip. this is while in all the wars in four years in the past, 1293 children have been killed worldwide. the number of children in the bar. after reaching the hospital , 27 people have died due to starvation and malnutrition. the resistance fighters forced the zionists to retreat from the town of hamad khanyounis located in the south of the gaza strip. palestinian militants also targeted the gathering place of zionist soldiers in zaytoun neighborhood in gaza city . in the west bank, the fighters of the al-qassam battalions clashed with the occupying forces who were infiltrating the city of jenin and injured a number of them . in the occupied jerusalem, in the anti-war operation a zionist, a palestinian, two soldiers. he wounded the zionist and he himself was martyred. the zionist regime killed hadi mustafa, one of the commanders of the qassam maces, in a drone attack on the city of sur in lebanon. the gathering and ba

the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees announced that 1,375 children have been killed in the war in gaza so far. criticizing the continued attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip and the blockade, this institution added that the israeli authorities stopped providing vital aid to thousands of palestinian refugees. in this statement, they try to prevent humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip puts the humanitarian system in this war-torn region at greater risk. kamal adwan hospital in the gaza strip announced that the kurds in this area are facing severe malnutrition and dehydration following the israeli invasion, which led to a shortage of food and drinking water. this hospital announced that every day it accepts children and babies whose weight is not appropriate for their age. doctors want more help. since october. at least 27 children died due to malnutrition and dehydration . we as treatment staff in the hospital kamal adwan , we are clearly witnessing the arrival of a flood of newborn babies who are facing severe malnutrition and dehydrati

canada in restoring funding to the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, anrua, in late january, you recall, camera joined more than dozen countries who halted hundreds of millions of dollars of support in response to israeli allegations against the organization. here's australian foreign minister penny wang announcing the... of donor countries and with unro on the shared objective of ensuring the integrity of unro's operations, rebuilding confidence, and so importantly, ensuring aid flows to gazans in desperate need. penny wang speaking there, isag, what do you make of the fact that everything, first of all of the unfreazing of funds by australia and canada, and the fact that whatever israel says, whatever allegation it throws out there is accepted as fact by governments in the western world. and by established media, established media, well, i think there is double standard, because for example, when russia destroy one hospital in ukraine, no, oh, they blockade russia, they kicked out russia from the olympics, from the euro, the european song festival, eurovis

nations relief and works agency on when israel alleged on route was her, bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them. the wall street journal simply bought the story. the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding. despite their ridiculously scanned the evidence that is real, provided starving on of the money, it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding in canada as case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th . the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should, we'll see you next time here at the listening post. of those cold occupations resulting in a her risk take your time. i'll just say it was investigated units interrogates the evidence and reveals voltage presented to the world to justify israel was sold on gaza. dozens of children bound him up during them and executed them. this infor

nations relief and works agency on when israel a ledge on right with her bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them, the wall street journal simply bought the story. the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding despite their ridiculously scant evidence that is real, provided starving on of the money it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding in canada as case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th. the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should. we'll see you next time. here at the listening post in the us a call was of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our seniors report to an international perspective to try to explain to global audience how this could impact the lives. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good that

canada in restoring funding to the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees (anrua) in late j. january, you recall, camera joined more than dozen countries who halted hundreds of millions of dollars of support in response to israely allegations against the organization. here's australian foreign minister penny wong announcing the unfreezing of funds. we took a decision to pour $6 million of additional funding, which was taken after serious allegations were made, resulting in unra's dismissal of staff alleged to have been involved in the... these and the australian government lawyers is that unra is not a terrorist organization and that existing and additional safeguards sufficiently protect australian taxpayer funding. australia has been working with a group of donor countries on the shared objective of ensuring the integrity of onro's operations, rebuilding confidence and so importantly ensuring aid flows to gazans in desperate need. what do you make of the fact that everything first of all of the unfreezing of funds by australia and canada and the fact that whatev

the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees said that 1,200 children were killed in the israeli attack on the gaza strip. this is while at all 1293 children were killed in the wars that took place all over the world in the last 4 years. the united nations children's fund, unicef, also announced that children pay the highest price in israel's attacks on the gaza strip. so far, the number of children who died of starvation and malnutrition in the gaza strip after reaching the hospital has reached 21. the ministry of health of gaza has announced that dozens of other children died of starvation, but there are no statistics on them because they were not in the hospital. the nerves get tired, just like us, so they say, the souls do not touch the limit. thank you for your companion the first line of service, the line of humanity, you are the stronghold, you are the stronghold, this is the table and there is hope for you, on the other side of the table , there is a martyr in your eyes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merci

united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees unirwa. here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qasim. thank you for being with us julia. thanks marua. so the u.s. plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d-day in normandy. but let's make no mistake. this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza. and as the biden administration is. basically bankrulling israel's genocide uh the same israel will also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets matawa but also in the guardians outlets where on march 8th julian borger the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to distribute it the key flawt in the us is plan to build aid port in gaza, so in this piece

nations relief and works agency on when israel alleged on right with her, bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them. the wall street journal simply bought the story, the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding despite their ridiculously scant evidence that is real, provided starving on of the money it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding in canada's case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th. the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should. we'll see you next time. here at the listening post. a pod is an inconvenience. as the oil see suffered casualties. we have not suffered states. i left seas. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say know double standard to all of us. any, anyone in particular, i said, a

nations relief and works agency on when israel alleged on route was her, bring her most fighters to many western news outlets for most among them. the wall street journal simply bought the story. the us and multiple other governments then pulled their funding. despite their ridiculously scanned the evidence that is real, provided starving on of the money, it needs to help palestinians. the you and canada have now announced they will resume funding. in canada's case that will take time. something that people have garza simply do not half of all the crimes against the journalism since october 7th . the way the unreal episode was reported is one that will weigh heavily on the conscience of the journalist and news editors involved. or at least that should, we'll see you next time. here at the listening post. the latest news as it breaks. the shortage means along the whole of the 1500 columbus a front line. ukraine is only able to fight around 2000 show a day. we detailed coverage, this is just a staging point from here. the journey continues to the place is a virgin inside of the sun fr

tomorrow i'll re fi is a spokeswoman for the united nations relief and work agency on raw. she says, israel is still actively blocking the agency despite the international force directive about a week ago, the is really, authorities announced that they were no longer going to cooperate with under uh, with the largest humanitarian agency currently in gaza. this for us is an impediment, and they're really official impediment to our ability to continue providing life saving food and medical supplies over the last week, 5 of our requests to access the north of gaza, which is almost entirely sealed, though with food assistance were denied by the israeli government, therefore, we are finding that our operational space is really shrinking. however, the interests still present in and as a reminder, wonder what has shelters and the where we distribute food. and we want to continue being able to do that. these are all these uh a tomorrow, give you any explanation as to why they wouldn't grant you access to northern guys . a new explanation. and we continued to ask and we continued to

funding for unrwa, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees.have been very critical of that yet you voted for the bill. why? >> in my view, we desperately need to get ukrainian people, the weapons they need to rebuff putin's assault. this was the other way forward took publishing that. the bill also included a $9 billion in humanitarian assistance for people around the world, including 1.4 billion for humanitarian assistance to help those suffering in gaza. the unrwa provision is incredibly problematic. that bill, which was a supplemental one time bill, it would not have disrupted the annual u.s. appropriations for unrwa, which are actually being discussed and debated as we speak with respect to the foreign operations bill. in my view, that bill -- the supplemental bill was necessary in order to make sure we got weapons to help the folks in ukraine repel putin's brutal assault and we could revisit, as we are now, the unrwa issue. i am very worried as we speak that republicans have insisted that in the current appropriations bill that we no long

by the federal court of justice and the need to resume funding for on the united nations relief and works agency. i thank so much and have a tendency. let's go live now to come to some post. she joins us from ok, 5 east jerusalem. so i'm the festival that we're gonna say is right on the line on how they're seeing these talks, which were going on in cairo before we get into the again situation. well these really are saying there are waiting a response from us by saying there a waiting, a response from these rarely use. this is the 2nd day of talks in cairo that have concluded with out and is really delegation present for them. and remember, these rallies had asked for a list of names of captives who are still alive in gaza. requests that how mouse had refused. they said that they cannot give up that kind of information until there was a final deal on the table. so these talks are now according to the is rarely side, they are stalled and there's not a lot of movement just yet. and as mediators are trying to bridge these jobs, it seems that we are still at a standstill month. and y'all

. meanwhile, the head of the united nations relief and works agency and the school, the urgency of getting food into gaza for the plaza. they also reveal that even as he works to help feed desperate palestinians, he himself has been denied entry to gaza when he tried to cross into his office early on monday. we are engaged in the race again to clock to, to try to reverse the impact of the spreading hunger under lumen coming into a business trip. i know that today we will run will issue new data, the balance on the hunger situation in odessa. and my fear is that this, that the might not indicate in the improvement. in the contrary possible that the rich i intended to go to half of today. but i have been informed an hour ago. that's my entry into how far is declared. i'm gonna join now by best best all the deputy director general of the us food and agricultural organization. and she's joining us live from brussels. thank you very much for your time. firstly, the report shows that 1100000 people in gaza struggling with what they call catastrophic hunger and starvation. can you put that into c

obviously the, the, the united nations relief and works agency is real accused it of participating in the attacks on israel, on october 7th. and then a number of western countries including the u. k. very hastily cut funding to, to honor which is an essential lifeline palestinians. and cameron is now saying that that was too hasty, so i think it's good if it, you know, let's wait and see what the report say after this. uh, after this meeting. right. i think is there a time we can stay with the lights and, and whatever the message guns takes back to israel is not likely to be. it had to listen to that. i know, i know, i think he's gonna, i think he's gonna be attacked by the, by the right wing. and israel, this is, are certainly going to create a lot of tension, a lot of additional tension there already is tension inside inside the war cabinet . and i think we'll have to keep close eye on that. so, but to what extent this is going to affect the, the situation on the ground in the short term and, and to what extent this might push things forward as a potential ceasefire, or maybe push u

i'll verify who's us folks 1st and for the united nations relief and works agency on ross. she's joining us from amman in jordan. very good to have you with us tomorrow. i guess i want to get your thoughts 1st to the about these new provisional measures, the, the by the i c, j requesting fraser. i'll to increase 8 into gaza ordering. in fact, israel, so you increase 8 into guys, are you at all hopeful that these are, these will come by as we are doing all weekend to ensure that the humanitarian assistance, especially food and medical supplies are getting into a gas a at the scale that the parents get to a stroke like humanitarian situation requires you, i didn't hear in your reports of the reference to what the one says about simon. settling in to the we can speak about an entire population and that is food and secure. and half of the athens, our population. so 1100000 people have exhausted their food supplies. they have nothing in there in the sense because most of the population is displaced anyway, we're hearing about been friends dying of mouth nourishment and the hydra

let's speak now to juliette touma, who is director of communications at the united nations relief andmuch for being with us. what is your immediate reaction to the news that israel will no longer allow your trucks into the territory? it longer allow your trucks into the territo ? , , , , longer allow your trucks into the territo ? ,, ., .,, territory? it is simply outrageous. the clock is _ territory? it is simply outrageous. the clock is ticking, _ territory? it is simply outrageous. the clock is ticking, and _ territory? it is simply outrageous. the clock is ticking, and with - territory? it is simply outrageous. the clock is ticking, and with this| the clock is ticking, and with this recent decision, the clock will be ticking even faster towards famine. there is more than a quarter of a million people who depend on unwra's food assistance in the north, and we haven't been able to reach them for the past two months. [30 haven't been able to reach them for the past two months.— the past two months. do you think unwra has _ the past two months. do you think unwra has done _ the past t

it's exposed the united nations relief and works agency as irredeemably corrupt and appallingly complicitidnapping of israelis and the indoctrination of palestinians and a culture of hate, violence, andterror. it's exposed the rank anti-semitism that america's allowed to fester on their e campuses, and some of these institutions' weakening grasp r. and now it's exposing democrats as unwilling or incapable of resisting the political pressures of radical base. just look how our colleagues have staked out bizarrely vocal support for policies for which even the israeli left has said it has no time.base. so membership in the u.s. senate does not come with voting rights in the knesset, and it certainly doesn't entitle colleagues who spent years decrying foreign politics to flip the script on our allies. let's get one thing straight, the violence and this hunitaan rests entirely on the shoulders of hamas. this entire conflict would end if the cowardls who ruled gaza from beneath schools and hospitals released their innocent hostages. and the oppress every day, the people of gaza, have a say in m

nations relief and works agency.pposed to be between 100,000 and £200,000. and he just said , do you know and he just said, do you know what? make it 250, which he shouldn't have done , if i may shouldn't have done, if i may say, it's more that it was actually not going to unrwa and it was instead going to the united nations relief. >> instead put the >> and they instead put the money to united money allocated to the united nafions money allocated to the united nations , united nations relief nations, united nations relief across to unrwa. and that's what the issue is, because the money would have still done good things with the united nations, which i can't seem to say relief and would have built water pipes and would have built water pipes and various other things. >> it that did it >> but isn't it that he did it for family reasons? >> well, this is the accusation, but the the point this >> well, this is the accusation, but thewas the point this >> well, this is the accusation, but thewas allocated this money was al