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5 palestinians including a tiled, reportedly injured in an attack by rarely settlers in the occupied westbank town of laura. ah, i am on the inside. this is out there alive from also coming out around supreme needed cause the poisoning of school girls and unforgivable crime. officials say more than 5000 students have been poisoned since november. john is new foreign min assistance out his country's objective for the next year, we'll have the latest formation in bangladesh, investigate the cause of a massive fine overhang refugee camp in co. just been. i

as been more violence in the occupied west buying town of hora, 5 palestinians including a child, were reportedly injured when israeli settlers to the palace thing in town. they were chanting and singing while celebrating a jewish holiday. israeli settlers have carried out at least 300 attacks in the occupied west bank in recent weeks. will be israeli. army has said it will open an investigation into soldiers film, dancing with settlers in hawaii on monday night. the increased israeli military presence follows attacks by settlers. they come off the palestinian government open ended fire on in israel, a vehicle driving through the town, killing 2 brothers or dozens of israeli air force. pilots have threatened to boycott military training and protest against government's proposed judicial reforms. thousands of israelis have been demonstrating against plans by israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu just severely limit the power of the supreme

court. his government would also gain the power to choose judges. israeli president, isaac, has all warned, the country is in a moment of historic crisis. that's in yahoo insist that his plan would enhance democracy. meanwhile, and israeli as strike is reported to have hit syria's aleppo airport and put it out of service there in state media. say israel carried out from the top from the direction of the mediterranean sea, causing material damage. no death or injuries happen reported iran supreme leader eyes allow the hub money says that the poisoning of school girls is unforgivable and severely will punish the perpetrators. and iranian em pieces more than 5000 female students have been poisoned since november. stephanie deca has more apparently the worst nightmare. the suspected gas poisoning of school girls has been going on for months and across various parts of iran. this is i felt

like i smell paint seriously. i have a severe numbness in my body. i can walk it on. many described similar symptoms of strange smell, numbness. their teacher, backing them up, will be the students all felt the same symptoms as me. they had cough, some of them said they are burned and most of them were scared. i, there been protest calling for an investigation. it's rare that this kind of footage makes it out of the ron. and it is reached, the highest levels around supreme leader is called for those responsible to be held to account. mostly, mostly more him is i guess this is an important issue. there are really hands involved and people groups are involved in this matter. this is a big and unforgivable crime, and he's responsible agencies, intelligence services, and law enforcement agencies must pursue them. and the perpetrators must be condemned to severe punishment. delusion it is a serious, an unforgivable crime. there will be no amnesty for them. and you guys that united

nations is laden calling for a transparent investigation. iran has rejected what it calls for meddling. however, president abraham racy is now assigned to working group to investigate stephanie decker 0 john, his new foreign minister says that beijing will not allow the united united states to contain and suppress china. chung is outlining the country's foreign policy objective. it comes amid heights intentions with the u. s. over war and ukraine, taiwan jelly level. we will take it as a mission to defend china's interests. we firmly oppose any form of gemini and power politics. we firmly oppose the cold war mentality is based confrontation and acts to contain and hold back other countries development. we will resolutely safeguard china, sovereignty security and development interest. katrina, you has more from beijing. i think very early on what was interesting is chin gung,

referred to his china's relationship with russia defending that bilateral relationship. he said that this was based on non alliance, non confrontation, that it does not target any 3rd party any hit back at any countries. specifically, the u. s. other european countries viewing that relationship through what he said was a cold war lens. and he said that it was crucial for the balance of world power, multiple narrative that russia and china continue to work together. and indeed the judge and the ones that that relationship has only gone from strength to strength. so what that means really is that the slight receiving a huge amount of international criticism for support of moscow. beijing has no intention of changing its dog and has no intention of condemning russia invasion of ukraine. now when she spoke about taiwan, he pulls out a red little booklet, which is, which is china's constitution. and he said, i knew that i was going to get off about this. and he basically reiterated china

taiwan is an inseparable part of the chinese motherland. and that bacon will continue to work towards people. reunification, although the use of force has not been ruled out and hit, he hit back at the united states and other countries criticizing china is approached to tie one to saying that this is not a domestic affair. china is resolute and it's done. so this is an internal chinese and that this is not an issue that the u. s. or other countries should call mental possible line into interfering with an independent investigator will look into alleged chinese influence in canada's 20192021 elections. prime minister just intruder was announced that the investigator would have a wide mandates last month connected me to reported that china preferred to see today's liberals reelected in the 2021 election and had worked to defeat the conservative

politicians. opposition parties have been demanding a full public inquiry. china has denied the allegations, bangladesh, the authorities investigating the cause of a massive fire in ringo refugee camp in cox's bizarre. it's destroyed more than 2000 makeshift homes, learning facilities and religious centers. and it's left more than $12000.00 people without shelter to be a child who has moved from bartow county in coast zone were a big flap to bangladesh, looking for safety after facing military crackdown in man mark. but this is what she's dealing with now, or make shift home at this refugee campaign. cox's bizarre went up in flames on sunday, picking them up in the we have experienced a similar tragedy. and now my home hair is gone and i lost everything. we barely managed to get out life from this fire. people who live here say fire incidents are becoming increasingly frequent in the camp. they belong to me on marson,

minority muslim community who have based years up persecution back home. there are many growing of volunteers who are now trained by the u. n. and other agencies to deal with such an emergency. the policies like me used many skew to equipped with water tanks and tried to douse the fire today. be range food a motor for those who are displaced by the fire incident. i to many of the families lost their makeshift homes are now living under the open sky. i just ran with my children. everything is destroyed with everything we had. i guess what the commissioner in charge of the refugee can save the government will, how those who have been affected. we had taken some decisions regarding the rehabilitation of the people who lost their shelters through at night. actually no one was under the open sky. that was then shoot. we provided foot

dry foot. initially later on this hawks made according to a report by the time of the ship ministry of defense, there have been more than 200 fires in the refugee camps since january 2021. most of them were accidents, but at least 60 were caused by arson or sabotage. the fire has swung the light back on the struggles, the tramos and tragedies faced on daily basis by everyone here. despite all the odds, many are trying to rebuild their shelters and the same area. this fire, as a reminder of the many challenges facing the rowing refugees there, caught between the increasingly dangerous situation in bangladesh and a new political reality off at homeland. now led by the fame military hunter responsible for the crack down that force them to flee in the 1st place, shall be children. i'll give it our cox's bazaar, bangladesh. now rushes defense ministers visiting areas in ukraine under moscow's

control. so i guess she'll go to the port city if not a poll to see reconstruction efforts. the eastern ukrainian city has been on the russian controls and may witnessed a months long siege. and on the days of the invasion, showing his visit coincides with renewed criticism of his ministry on the head of russia's wagner mastering group. if guinea appeals in says that his fight, his position around the eastern ukrainian city of bar moves, could collapse unless i munition promised by moscow wrong. i've seen, he says the extra military supplies were promised back in february. goes on to say, is unsure of delays due to baroque receipt, or a trail or the wagner group has been critical to russia's military campaign in ukraine. fighters have been at the forefront in some of the most hard for assholes . they have also been accused of human rights violations. now, the use of mercenaries in conflict is not unique to the war in ukraine. a summer

binge of aid has more in this from moscow, mercenaries, or fighters. some of the men from this group are accused of robberies, rape and massacres by western countries, or the wagner group says it's done nothing wrong. they call themselves musicians and their battles, concerts. intelligence estimate say, tens of thousands of magnet mercenaries have been involved in ukraine. russian criminal court bands mercenaries, but private armed security guards are allowed lead bay of guinea proportion believe to be close to the kremlin. the groups been involved in combat operations and syria, libya so done. the central african republic and ukraine is yeah, the other, i'm more than this is the a more there's a perfectly established command and control system of the wagner private military company. every one is heard. every one can hire their opinion. all conversations, any with the phrase, what other opinion is there and what else is needed to complete the tasks? if decisions are made, once it's made,

all tasks are carried out and no one can back down. the brutal discipline gives us these opportunities. that is why the wagner went forward and we'll go forward. they do not see themselves as cannon fodder. in their view, their heroes fighting for their country walk never used to source or sorta leader wagner has its own artillery aviation. so they have their own training centers feel . it's an interesting solution to create the kind of private military company that russia has managed to create of they've learned from the british and the americans are super. but that is not unique for the russia, ukraine conflict. analysts say the appeal of private armies means few dead soldiers, and these groups are not bound by laws as regular armies. united nation studies has hired a security guards. private contractors were performing military duties. the you and working groups as specific judicial actions needed to prosecute private, military and security companies involved in human rights violations. in 2014,

the u. s. group black water was found guilty of killing 14 rocky civilians in 2007, and the 3rd continues its presence, the different name. the u. a has been accused of hiring mercenaries in german, germany soldiers that be charged with creating a mercenary army to fight for saudi arabia. a hungarian israeli private security company owner is accused of hiring us military personnel to specific individuals. there is a long list of guns for a higher international conflicts. according to the un is working group on the use of mercenaries, quite as if been involved in gross human rights abuse, if possible, war crimes and crime began humanity. the un recommend defective accountability measures for mercenary must be related activity and private security personnel. and unless world power stop using proxy armies, instead of the ones bound by international law rights abuse, this will continue on battlefields. some majority of era. moscow. well then, a 100 unaccompanied miners have been found inside and abandoned trailer. in the

mexican state of vera cruz and trailer had founds on ventilation ports cut into the roof, the migrants was color coded, responds to identify them as the clients of smugglers. that have been a significant increase in the number of people from central america trying to cross into mexico since last year. my newer apollo has more from mexico city. these human smuggling networks, oftentimes they're very sophisticated, they're very large criminal groups. often they're associated with cartels that have found that it is that they can make more money smuggling human beans that, than they can smuggling drugs into the united states. and again, we don't always see these large numbers, 343 migrant stuff to do back of a truck. that is a lot of people. what, but we do see this happening is we do see incidents like these playing out almost every month just last month. and wanted a 14 migrants were killed. when a truck fell into a canal, the migrants died of the back of that truck drowned february 19th in the mexican

state of war, haka 15 migrants killed during a road accident involving a bus filled with migrants there. and again, unfortunately, these are instances that are likely to continue to occur because every year, tens of thousands of migrants from southern mexico, from central and south america are placing their lives in the hands of human smugglers. because more often than not, they do make their way into the united states. we don't always hear about these cases of large scale human smuggling, because most of the time people make it, it's only when these large accidents are these large numbers of people are found by authorities. do we hear about this on the news and ultimately at the end of the day, we know that human smugglers know that it is big business to move people illegally across mexico into the united states every year. slant on al jazeera a month after devastating earthquakes ship, you know, the syria, many people are still struggling to recover from the design of the british and

french leaders prepared to hold their 1st bilateral, some within 5 years on poll brennan and cali, looking, you'd have policy on a small post crossings a so far failed. ah hello, the weather is large, he sat fair across southern parts of the arabian peninsula, farther north, a little more cloud then on past the saudi sea was seen some where to where the thick cloud, making its way across northern areas of the region on this system here that's the one that brought the strong and gusty winds across assyria, driving across iraq, some of quiet to weather coming back in behind, over the next couple of days. but a lot of wet weather there from the caspian. more than parts of the go, 50 dustin's, sad, just mixing its way in across the region, add you to see some rather wet weather there to across northern parts of saudi

arabia. as we go through the next couple of days. it's warm enough in doha temperatures. 31 degrees, well above the seasonal average. temperature is close to the seasonal average. now for cairo, things have east of here, warmer i, which was a north west and corner still a few showers and northern parts of algeria and a scattering a showers across a coastal fringes of west africa over the next few days. now, plenty of showers, longest spells of rights to lurking away. they're just around that southwest corner of madagascar. this is tropical sites. i'm freddy, of course. it's back in town and it's bringing more very heavy rain right at the most. and b channel it will feed some heavier, right over towards mozambique over the next couple of days. a few showers, t for south africa. ah, join the debate, but you know that the such rooms empowered by history, the government, and the end by the people who live today, they are the government. african count security is also a global health security on it online. at your voice. there is no right to defense,

there is no right to protest. we can't just keep relying on aid. there has to be some work towards a sustainable economy. at the end of the day, it is ordinary objects that are paying the price. this dream on al jazeera, ah ah, he watching out is there a mind to fall top stories this hour? 5 palestinians, including a child have been injured in an attack by his royalties samplers and the occupied west spike. the settlers storm the town of hawaii chanting and singing while celebrating a jewish holiday drawn supreme leader,

ayatollah holly. how many says that the poisoning of school girls is an unforgivable crime? official say $5000.00 female students have been poisoned in iran since november rushes defense ministers visiting areas in ukraine on to moscow's control. i should go to the port city of murray pole to see reconstruction efforts. and police in the u. s. city of atlanta have charged 23 people with domestic terrorism, assessing fine to paul to police training center, which was on the construction purchase group say that the facility will expand militarized policing hot. each counselor has more surveillance video released by police shows protesters running toward officers in what police called a coordinated attack. atlantis police chief said the demonstrators hurled molotov cocktails, rocks, and fireworks. to disrupt the construction of a police training center. this was a very violent attack. the courtesy very violent attack. this wasn't about

a public safety training center. this was about the market. and this was about the attempt to the stabilize protesters say the target was an empty construction trailer that was set ablaze. no police officers were injured. a nearby music festival also held to oppose the construction, but separately organized was interrupted when officers descended. they decided to draw a gun on unarmed protesters. they decided to go to a tackle and pays people in view of children. the protests have been happening since the project was announced in 2021. the city of atlanta says the $90000000.00 facility with in forest land will provide training space for police and fire fighters. protest her say it's an effort to further militarize law enforcement after the police killings of george floyd and other black americans. and they say it's an attack on the we lonnie forest of the native muskogee creek people. this is

a bit that's tried to say before as it did just trying to stop the village bars, police training center on being built which will cause more harm to working class and or black communities in particular, located here in atlanta. ah, a january confrontation between police and protesters lead to the death of a 26 year old environmental activist. police say he open fire on them 1st. they will rain the force protectors as domestic terrorist. while they use weapons of of terror, owen, atlanta, residents, more protests are planned as police have out to see through construction of the training center to the end. i did your castro al jazeera washington. ah, and it's been one months since 2 powerful earthquakes in

turkey and northwest syria killed more than 50000 people and displaced millions. i'm see international says that the syrian government and rebel forces have blocked trucks carrying humanitarian aid from entering parts of a leper province. nor could much how's this report from italy, province? people here in the opposition held north where syria have lived through 12 years of war. but many se last months, earthquakes have left them facing their greatest loss of will was for his entire family was killed. and i can have been bitten some outside at that day and i was at the bay crew when the earthquakes hit the area, i immediately rushed to my house. i was shocked by the seed of my destroyed house and all my family died under the rubble. my 6 children and my wife learn how me, memorial belleville b. m. he wonders if he can ever recover badness, saturdays. do i am now staying in this tent with my parents?

i. they are all that i have left after i lost my family. they will my only hope in his life. now i have lost everything and i have no hope of the future. but the officials estimate most of the more than $20000.00 damage buildings or uninhabitable. thousands of people are now living in shelters. adding to those already forced from their homes by the war while you're here, armina. theo, we are living in continuous fear and suffering, but we can't go back to our houses because they are severely damaged by the earthquake. we've been living here for a month, and we don't know how long we will be forced to stay here. never shawanda many here say more lives could have been saved. if the international community had responded faster. but on the phone with me as part of the 2nd coming to me earlier on my death, the civil defense teams have been responding since the 1st hours of the disaster. we faced many challenges and difficulties such as the lack of enough heavy

extraction tools and vehicles. now more than $40000.00 and families were displaced by the catastrophe. we went through many emotional situations and we still hear the voices of the women and children who are trapped under the rubble, although a month has passed since then. after facing years of war on neglect, v 6 february will always be remembered by those so survive. then i'll face more trauma and mental health if i'm choosing a normal life. no promotion does 0. it lead refugees in migrants. he crossed to the u. k. in small boats from france will be expelled from britain and bound from ever claiming asylum. the, the controversial policy will be announced on tuesday, just days ahead of the 1st summit between the leaders of france and person in 5 years. for brenda and reports now from kelly, it's bitterly cold and damp and these flimsy tents offer very little protection. this camp on the edge of calli is mainly refugees from sudan, just

a 100 or so of the estimated 4000000 people who fled the horrors of civil war in that country. is it that desperate that you would put your life on the line that you would risk your life? but let my to, however live, you know, i don't have a life. i don't have a live in my country. mohammed arrived here just a few days earlier. it's very risky. would you take a boat if you had the opportunity? yes, of course. i would. the numbers using small boats to cross the narrow, but deadly stretch of water between france and england, have grown exponentially from just a few 100 in 2018 to nearly 46000 in 2022. in global terms, those numbers are small. but to the u. case right, when government, the boats have become a totemic issue, we will pass new laws to stop small boats, making sure that if you come to this country illegally, you are detained and swiftly removed since 2021. soon ex government has promised

$140000000.00 to the french for extra police patrols and improved security. the u. k. also plans to deport migrant to rwanda, although none have actually gone yet. and yet the crossings continue. and so to the efforts of the charities trying to offer support babington like criminals, when actually they are people flaying conflicts and persecution, their people who are looking for safety, who in the, from friendship and a safe passage, a safer legally humanitarian visa. similar, see, the cleaning theme would be a perfect solution to and a lot of policy. she's the french police, go through the motions every 2 days they break up the camps, but with nowhere else to go, the refugee simply returned immediately. afterwards. louis whitter has spent the last 6 years photographing the situation in cali. the potters yearly strategy is absurd, i guess. because every 40 hours people start from the campus, there are no solutions offered to them. there are no centers open to welcome them.

for example, they're just told that you have to leave these places. but in the, the british prime minister has pledge to stop the boats. the question is how on the related question is, why do you treat it as a criminal problem to be tackled or the humanitarian crisis to be sold? either way, tens of millions of dollars have been spent, and still the tide has not been turned poll brennan, just era kelly cutting edge gene therapies could become more accessible in the near future. the practice is being discussed by scientists and experts at the human genome. edison conference in london, china hall has more. victoria gray isn't used to the limelight a month from mississippi. she's now the star attraction at the human genome editing summit in london. here to describe the treatment that's changed her life. i think it is a great thing. who doesn't want a good quality of life,

where you don't have to suffer because my disease i being to, i was just going head into the, into her pain and hospital stays. it was a life that i feel wasn't work leading. victoria has been cured of debilitating sickle cell disease by an experimental gene editing treatment. her story represents a major advance with implications for millions born with the red blood disease each year, inherited diseases like sickle cell, cystic fibrosis and huntington's. begin as variations in genes, the codes in human dna that tell the body how to make cells. new tools like the so called crisper system confined cut and replace faulty parts of genes to deliver a corrected genetic code. senior research is like fyodor orn of poor see a world in which crisper is able to provide

a rapid cure for the genetic mutations it encounters the next horizon. the next, the break for, for us as a community, is to take that amazing technology and make it available, manufactured such scale for the 10s of millions around the world who have a mutation that needs to be crisper. today it is a goal that raises important ethical concerns with one of the greatest concerns is that we're really moving into what many people would call potentially not yet, but soon. a soft eugenics in which it's not just what do you want? have a baby, it's what kind of baby do you want to have and you know, the potential for enhancement is there to be clear. no one at this summit is talking about eugenics. in fact, when a chinese scientist announced, and it's very 4 or 5 years ago that he onto the genetic makeup of embryos in a lab and then brought them to turn is an ounce meant was met with shock and outrage.