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. the ceasefire is fragile, tenuous trees in garza, the un security council holes, an emergency meeting to discuss the situation. ah, hello money. this is alex, is there a life and also coming up your opinion tables, a revised text and a new bid to revive the 2015 iran new agreement. us says it's ready to take it back to ron, off the time to review and immigration stand off in the us with texas. fortunately stands migrants to all the states with little notice or coordination on john henry in northern ukraine and coming up, i'll show you what a cleanup rate looks. life ah,

the united nations security council has held an emergency session on the violence in gaza. a sci fi deal between israel and the palestinian group. islam jihad is still holding on. it was established by egyptian negotiators on sunday, but you on special coordinator for the middle east peace process says the truce is far from stable. i want to make a council aware of the following. the ceasefire is fragile. any assumption of facilities will only have devastating cost, quite useful post evenings and he's rarely and make any political progress or the key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this, as previous escalations remain these items. so violence will only seize what

which he, the political resolution of the conflict that brings and to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with us solution, international law and previous agreements, kristen salumi has more from the united nations. the sci fi was welcomed by the us special coordinator for middle east peace tour venice land. he pointed out that border crossings had been closed for 6 days and that had a terrible impact on palestinians in gaza with food and medicine in short supply electricity also being cut at times up to 20 hours a day. he noted that the situation was still dire. intense and the tensions in the occupied territory had been increasing for months. israel called the missile strikes preemptive, meant to offset

a future attack by islamic jihad. the p i. j was preparing and attempting an imminent incredible attack on these rarely civilians. near the border of garza, forcing is ready to close down roads and civilian activity in the proximity of the gaza strip, essentially paralyzing tens of thousands of israeli city then for 3 days. but the palestinian ambassador said israel so called right to security, had become a license to kill. this was an unprovoked and unjustified aggressions. its real reason is barely veiled. the upcoming is the election and the desperation to appeal to appease the extremist us of acid are called on both sides to fully implement the cease fire and allow fuel shipments into gaza so that hospitals and public services can continue to

operate. she express sadness for the civilian casualties, but cautioned against a rush to judgment until all of those casualties and all of those that could be fully investigated. and she also reaffirmed the u. s. support for 2 state solution where, you know, i was laid reports from god on the aftermath of 3 days of israeli attacks. the families in gaza or morning. this funeral is for yesterday and the him, he and his 3 children were hammered. dahlia and were killed in the 800 home by an israeli air strike. not far away. other palestinians are surveying the damage somehow set up temporary shelters. either their try to salvage their possessions in the been listening or according to the lacrosse for 3 years, 3 wars and we suffer every time they bombed the house from a different side,

once from the east, once from the west, once from the north. and every time they ask us to leave and every time we suffered great fear, oh, the cose, israel says, a hunt for leaders of the palestinian islamic jihad, israel and its allies call them tourists. but the relatively small arm persist in screw, enjoy support among palestinians. the effect, heavy aerial and are truly attacks on neighbourhood sing. garza and retaliatory rocket fire into east rail egypt mediated. the cease fire between israel and the slimy g had with support from the un and cutter. islamic dad has told a da 0. that is one of the deal. it has been assured that senior members held in israel. gail will be released. something that he israel denies. we had

a very clear decision that without the leasing even longer than the summer sun, there will be northeast for the amount that will be bringing for regular. my mom is name is soluble, and la 5 we eat wanton, quick all since living under decades of illegal occupation in an open air present. the latest cease fire is just that a brief bows until the next attacks. you may see it al jazeera godsa on the israeli side at the border. there is an uneasy sense of calm john hallman reports from west jerusalem. the buddha, crossing from israel into garza opened for the 1st time in 6 days, much needed medical supplies, food and fuel a heading across it. the latter, the gods is only power plant shots in suck today. in asked alone on these railey side of the buddha, people have headed out for the 1st time since islamic jihad and his ro declared

a truce. many a relief and triumphant above it. it's the 1st time we've entered a cease fire and we feel very good after we destroyed them. we can sleep peacefully . i don't think his lamp jay had will do anything again in the next 3 or 4 years. but some are already looking ahead to the next round the violence. there was any question. we do not trust them. they promised they promised, but they always attack again. except that this time it was his role that attacked 1st. launching would it termed as a preemptive strike. into garza, dozens of people were killed in the resulting escalation among them to his land. mc g had leaders. ah, and israel, there were no dis, the own defense system. still, most of the rockets that made it across the border on monday that was seen as a win for the interim prime minister and defense minister,

just as election season warms up. think it would both guns dead, the defense minister and prime minister la bead in a good a point where they are experienced. ok they they behave, they behaved well. they can't be they, they kept it short. and so i think it will work in their favor to what extent i don't know exactly islamic jihad wanted something out via gyptian bro could sees fall to release of prisoners. but israel seem more focused on a more powerful force in gaza. israeli officials, briefing national media see more interested in focusing on her mass, the group that controls garza rather than islamic jihad. and that's because her mass, this time round, decided not to join the fighting, preventing an escalation. and the officials seemed to think that the seas fall,

and that meant that there was a possible way food, perhaps to even talk about the prison as well. many and goes, we'll be looking towards the near future, hoping that israel will reopen the border to let in the $14000.00 people with work permits, something israel says it's prepared to do if the situation remains calm. john home and i'll just say to west teresa, and let's get more on this. rami curry is the director of global engagement at the american university of bases in new york and joins me now. live. good to see you. what did you make of today's united nations? security council session, we have several passionate speeches on the suffering endured by gaza residence, but no game changing outcome. no, no change, no game changing outcome, none was expected. this was a consultation. it was the meeting of the council that was the basically designed to test each other's position and see if there's any new approaches being offered.

see if people are demanding anything new or willing to give something new and the actors, the local actors on the far security council, permanent members, that positions are pretty clear. i think what this affirms more than anything else is the fact that neither the warfare nor the cease fires nor the un security council meetings, or any chance of resolving this issue and simply perpetuate this terrible cycle, which is painful mainly for palestinians and destructive. though israelis a force, they also say they feel the pain when they have to go to bomb shelters and things of that nature. but that so disproportionate the destruction, the power of the killing, the cruelty. and the reality is that there is no peace process. so there is no permanent cease fire, only

a permanent tension because of the root if it is a permanent israeli, her occupation and directly through a siege are only letting in limited amounts of medicine and food and building materials, et cetera. so i think it just reaffirms that there needs to be a significantly new approach that the united states has at the united states has monitored the piece has her marshall the piece process. so caucus process for about 40 years now with virtually no real success. so there has to be something new or exactly that that that needs to be a change to the cycle. i mean, what is it gonna take to change the will of the parties involved at to bring about something more permanent? i think we can see in the iran a 5 the p 5 plus one negotiations that seem to have reached the one that

success in the last day or 2 about a round nuclear industry and the sanctions against iran to achieve success in a really difficult situation. like this or as happened in apartheid, south africa, you have to give both sides their bottom line. the most important thing for both sides that seem to be legitimate. internationally has to be acknowledged. the israelis must be allowed to live in peace and security. the palestinians must be allowed to live without occupational and subjugation and killing and imprisonment and torture and all the terrible things of and settlement expansions of everything that's going on. so there is clearly a way to resolve this conflict and the fact that the israelis and the americans and others keep occasionally saying we still are committed to the 2 state solution is not very significant because they're not really seem to mean it because their

actions don't move in that direction. so rhetoric with action is really just a waste of time. okay. it's cruel her nipple field or something where there isn't anything. rami curry directive global engagement at the american university of berry. thank you for your time. russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit by monitors from the international atomic energy agency to the zappa regime, power plant location in the southeast and ukraine. it is the biggest atomic power complex in europe, both ukraine and russia. blame each other for shelling at the facility. rushes defense ministry says showing his damage a high voltage power lines. equating officials accused moscow of trying to cause power blackouts. the un secretary general tony tara says international oversight is necessary. any trick to a nuclear plant is suicidal sync and i hope that those attacks will end. and that

the same time, i hope that i will be able to have access to the plant and to exercise its meant that competencies fill ahead on al jazeera, pushing for p chance military lead, assigned to deal in doha with opposition, groups and years of conflict. and the race against time to save a new good whale, stuck in the river. ah ah, let's go with your weather report for the americans. hello, everyone. thanks for tuning in. so for western canada, the pacific northwest were seen those temperatures build once again portland,

at $32.00 degrees, one sooner moist are still staying across the desert southwest. so we see these storms flare up every now and again. we saw some flooding across does valley national park not too long ago, which is how extreme some of this weather was and a lot of what whether to be found missouri right through to kentucky, which is certainly concerning. after that debit stating, flooding in eastern kentucky on the great lake storms of certainly cool the atmosphere here. so toronto at $24.00 degrees that will eventually happen. as we look toward the east coast, it's also rolling through the canadian maritime provinces. next, stop or go into the caribbean and it's our usual showers that we would expect to see particularly heavy around nicaragua and doris, costa rica, and panama, toward the top and of south america right now. here's your forecast on tuesday. still persistent, rain locked into play for that pacific coast of columbia and really unsettled for that southeast corner of brazil. so we go in for a closer look. here we're going to see some drenching reins as they move nearer to south paula with the high of 20 degrees on tuesday. ok,

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will come back you watching al jazeera mind to top stories about the you on the special coordinator for the middle east as well. and the security council that the c spine, gaza between israel and the palestinians is fragile toll. when is lynde said, any resumption of hostilities would be devastating. funerals have been held for some of the 45 people killed during 3 days of israeli strikes on gauze. 15 children are among the dead. israel says it was targeting leaders of the palestinian islamic jihad armed. russia says it's ready to facilitate a visit from monitors, from the international atomic energy agency to tool the zap morisha, how plant id crane and russia blamed each other for shelling facility last week.

we bring in some breaking knees. now the former us president donald trump says that his home has been rated by the f. b. i is not yet clear why agents would have entered his house in florida. trump said the raid was not necessary or appropriate. and that he had been cooperating with relevant government agencies as go straight to correspond mike, hannah, who joins us now live from washington d. c. so this news just coming to us in the last 10 minutes or so. what do we know? well, the news is coming to us from a statement issued by form, a charge of the trumpet. we've got no confirmation from the f b i o. indeed, any comment from the justice department on this alleged grade? president trump has released

a statement on his social media platform saying my beautiful home, our logo in palm beach, florida is currently under siege re did an occupied by a large group of f. b. i agency says, after working and cooperating the relevant government agencies list announced re that my home was not mr. 3 or appropriate not. this is unprecedented for the home of the previous president to be searched in such a manner. president trump also claims wal mart president. trump also claims that his faith inside the home was opened and at the end of the lengthy statement, he also calls for donations to his make america great campaign. but as i said, we are asking the justice department with some comment. we have no a confirmation either from f, b i or from justice department or we have at the moment, is this remarkable statement issued by the former president. indeed, it goes on to say the statement that such an assault could only take place in

a broken fed. well, the country this is donald trump, speaking on twitter. clearly, very, very upset about this very much so, but speaking on his own social media platform. remembering of course that the former president is still banned from to because of his ongoing insistence that the last elections were rigged and unfair. so he has not been allowed back on twitter since that period of time. however, yes, he does seem very upset. he of course, is not moral law at the moment in the summer. he has moved to his estate in bed mister in new york state, but there are a number of cases being examined against president trump, former president trump, 1st of all within new york state itself. but also the general, the committee has been gathering data as to what exactly happened on january the

6th when the capital is rated. so all of this is ongoing, but we will still continue to get some confirmation from justice department or the f b. i. okay, thank you for that update my kind of that for us in washington. as soon as we have any more clarity about this, we will return to the story. the european union has tabled a final text as talks about reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal wrap up in vienna. top you diplomat. joseph morales said on monday, what can be negotiated has been negotiated. the united states says it's ready to conclude an agreement quickly based on a text by ron's response was that the new text requires comprehensive review and should ensure the effective and stable removal of sanctions. now to chard, where the transitional ministry council has signed an agreement in dough, hard to stop, peace talks with opposition, factions and armed groups. the deal comes after 5 months of negotiations and could

paved the way for elections and returned to civilian rule that there was some noticeable absences at the signing ceremony. mohammed val explains 43 of shots, political factions and armed groups have signed the long awaited peace agreement. giving the opposition and the transitional military council caused for hope. it was a very difficult talks, but what is important does a job which we got at the end of this long process. and i think that this agreement will lead us to just on the piece in just a few 5, general honesty and the national dialogue will be the 1st articles to be implemented the dialogue due to be held cut off, which sponsor the talks for the agreement is just in the beginning,

very helpful that it will end hostility between the different parties. it will move the policy for a minute meditative force if to a political forces it will allow for an easy transition to of then ago she, asians in charge itself. but not all factions, half find the deal among the absentees, into how monday was one of the largest armed groups the front for change. and concord in chad. or fact. i think at the beginning, oh, we were a little bit sure that your fuck to will not side. they were footing a some unacceptable conditions up for the government, among which there is the release of the prisoners just after the signing the lease agreement is still open and, and is still open for everybody to can join in the peace agreement in the future. so we urge and then today i urge everybody to didn't sign. and then because this is

a sure agreement for the champion, chad, one of the poorest countries in the cell has been locked in eternal conflict for decades. fighting among armed groups has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. lucia when mohammed debbie replaced his late father as president last year, he promised political reform and launched the peace talks. let led to the harcourt child has seen dozens of similar agreements in the past. none of them held thus white. there is some concern about the future of this latest one, but many of the signatories tell us, but after 6 years of conflict, many charges say they are tired of the pool and ready for peace. mom at fun. on busier though, an immigration standoff has intensified in the u. s. as texas is buffing migraines, to all the states, with little notice or coordination. the american civil liberties union has criticized,

made and called on the federal government to investigate. out there is gabriel amazons i has moved from new york. ah, they arrived by bus, tired and hungry. several dozen migrants in asylum seekers from mostly central and south american countries. arrived over the weekend to a bus terminal in new york city. they all had one way, tickets and nowhere to go. they all crossed into the u. s. to the state of tex's days earlier, but that states governor greg abbott has said that they are overwhelmed by the recent influx of migrants. so he's bust some of them to immigrant friendly, new york city as a way of saying you deal with them. but new york's mayor eric adams on monday blasted abbott saying the city shelters are unprepared to properly care for the migrant. i don't think anything being is more anti american. ok then shipping people on a bus, 45 hour trip of without any of the basic needs that they have

a direction or coordination. coordination. we have no, i did a number of people. we have no idea of you know where to final destination or, or he's just totally disregarding of the human part of this. and it's not just new york in recent days and weeks abbot has buston estimated 6000 migrants to washington. d. c is well, a city already dealing with a homeless crisis. the defense department rejected the mayor's request for national guard troops to help deal with the influx of migrants from texas. abbot is a far right conservative with a record of pro gun and anti immigration policies. he's currently in a hard fought reelection campaign in november. while he says busing, migrants to washington and new york is only because his state social safety net is being strained. others see him as using migrants as ponds in

a dangerous political stunt. as for the migrants in new york, many were desperate. why did i come here? because the situation in the country that everyone knows bass because it's difficult to survive. and dennis, why, there's no medicine, there's no security, there's nothing. there is no way to live in pace, as is normally the case with political battles of immigration in america. it's humans who often get used as pawns this time in the form of one way bus tickets. gabriel is on auto al jazeera, new york. most of ukraine's money is going to fund its war effort against russia, leaving little to rebuild destroyed homes. on its way. a group of young people is stepping in with shovels and music. john henry went to meet some of them in the village of ivan nitika and northern yukon. i. this is the sound of

a new generation of ukrainians unbound by war. resurrecting what's been lost each weekend. hundreds of young volunteers from across ukraine and as far away as london donate their own money raise more through crowd funding and higher coaches to carry them 2 hours north from keith to get here. then they go to work. they call it a clean up raise. we can not all be on the front line ah, shooting and struggling for our country, but we can do something useful here, staying at our home, said our country as so, so, and destroys our country. and so once a, someone needs to rebuild russian rocket strikes turned the house from this into this with no hope of saving it, the workers clear the way for reconstruction. but while the spirit i'm looking for dot com find out around and it's it's really touching on march 5th, this man,

his pregnant wife and his brother were in the basement when rocket struck somehow every one survived, for the couple holidays of north georgia. so many people have come together and what a great 4th of that we'll try to adopt a bill and move forward to victory through pouring rain searing heat and summer sun. they work until the site is clear. these volunteers came here to listeners and music have a good time and rebuild their country, brick by brick. it when it's done, int on po yaks father in law, who owns the home? says thank you. ah, there reward a free concert from ukrainian electro folk banjo, nuka who's singer says she takes inspiration from the youth of ukraine in its defiance in the face of an ongoing war. i to feel it in their eyes. and i think that if we.