this comes off the back of one of the brass browns in this region. then about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in common emissions. many people here can barely afford fossil fuels, but they pay the highest price. the tenant just stop the suffering. and you guys are the u. n's. choosing bolts, a raf power to pressure the security council overseas fine the by you're watching allergies the or life from to how it for the back to the also coming out. and these really as try case a home in rock fight in 7 guys. i kidding, at least a 2 palestinians is really a strikes hit the giovanni a refugee camp. once again. kidding. 22 family members of an out. just here. a

correspondence has been heavy fighting across the gaza streets, street to street bottles of taking paste with israel, intensifying its ground operations in the south. and in the occupied westbank is really forces came out. we'll raise at least 4 pad. it seems like, you know, the thank you very much for joining us, the united nations secretary general. antonio gutierrez, has invoked his most powerful diplomatic tool to try to, to stop the killing of palestinians in guys. he's directing the security council to discuss the humanitarian catastrophe. and it's connie for an agencies 5 israel dismissed to move as a new, more low and said with tears should resign. the diplomatic rock comes as the people of guys enjoyed a day of mass coming from north to south. just the last few hours. he's really alms

hit this home near the southern city of rafa. this tri killed 18 members of the same family. it happened in one of the few areas. israel has said is a safe. so and in central guys, a rescue is a desperately trying to reach people trapped under the revel. option is really striking beyond the guys the refugee camp in darrow by law, at least 17 people were killed. but many more are still missing. christians telling me is that the united nations headquarters in new york and she has more on the little known article, 99 that has been invoked by the secretary general. and it's meant to be a way around any blind spots or any uh, blockages in the security council. and it's the 1st time he has ever invoked it. it's the 1st time any secretary general in the last 30 years has formerly invoked it. and what the secretary general said in this 2 page letter to the council is that, that in his opinion, peace and security is being threatened by what he says is an impending humanitarian

catastrophe. said the aid relief system is on the verge of collapse. and that the human suffering has reached untold levels and he's calling for the security council to an act to cease fire. that would be an international law if it came through the counsel. busy something that israel would be required to adhere to under international law. and he does this as the security council has been reluctant to act, shall we say, we know that the united arab emirates has been circulating a resolution that would be the 2nd resolution of the security council on the situation in gaza. the secretary general stepped in and use the strongest tool in his play book, the equivalent if you will, and hitting the panic button and saying we really need to do something here.

there's a risk of the amount of change system collapsing and irreversible implications for the entire region. if you don't act while the policy, the num bass that are to the you and we add months. so has accused israel, of committing, quote, unimaginable atrocities against women and children. in the gaza strip on so was speaking of the un in an address to delegates of the international criminal court. he called on the i c c to act against israel to the and then that on imagine i've been a thrust that these, that deeply struck the contents of humanity being committed against children, women and men in the gaza strip by is the in for 2 months now, 2.3000000 palestinians have spent every day of the last 2 months trying to survive. received bomb would know where to go.

us by the killers, to move from one place to the next, to be killed here and there. north and south. no place is safe. no one is spared. well in guys a meanwhile, israel is pursuing is unrelenting attacks from the nose to the south of the strip. the new phase of israel's ground invasion is targeting con eunice in the south. it's guys, the 2nd largest city, hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been forced air from now and in the northeast. really forces are battling palestinian fighters from the custom brigades and hispanic jihad in these regions. traded in red is also heavy fighting in several neighborhoods in gaza. city, all the fighting and troop movements indicate that israel is a need to divide the gaza strip into 3 areas, the north central region and the south. i correspond to entire cub was, boom, has moved from outside. the county hospital in rough as venue is ready,

phase of confrontation of the we're add rope to is on start is it seems that the expansion of the military operation, this time, had been directed towards the south of the goal is this trip in particular, the eastern area is often units where the east, where the ground operation as thoughts it. i know it's expanding towards to reach the main centered areas of the city which considered to be from the east. very perspective as the main stand through places for the power steering fight as the are trying to eliminate and to destroy now as well as started. it's a ground depression by destroying the majority of houses that are adjacent to the voters. and now there are intimidating residents to keep fleeting, to reflect district on the, the south of gauze where the bombardment had been carried up against different residential buildings. were only incognito to city during the last couple of days. more than a 53rd raise had been a tax and more than $50000.00 units have been killed. did you?

did use a separate air strikes now? the minutes with ration on this, all of our expanding was also rough. our district has been under bombardment during the last couple of hours were 18 palestinians have been killed in an air strike in a shovel or a neighborhood. the roof of district which caused it to be one of the most densely populated neighborhoods inside the roof, which also bring gusts to actually fact that the situation when roof off might excessive pay as is well for ratios on the so are expanding and i'll just say our correspondence will mean show rossi has lost 22 members of a assembly in his radio strikes out your wife. he lost his mother and father along with his siblings, nieces and nephews. when the jabante a refugee camp was bombed by these really ami early on wednesday morning. well, me mouse, you're off. he was in con eunice when the strike happened. this is what he had to say about losing his family. while a day of the half of the my father was killed,

he was 87 years old. he lived through the knox bar in 1948, when he was forcibly expelled out of his village to the northwest of the gaza strip . he was 12 years old then those bitterly painful events remained. compton, his memory until a day he was killed. he used to recounts me the most detailed specifics and he never forgot the names of his neighbors. all those who matched with him and the forcible exodus from his village to jabante a refugee camp to the north of casa, he's been carrying those bits of moments with him. that is why he refused to re live the same vicious events. he always said being expelled south around the strip, he held his ground to the last moment and preferred to die, holding on to his roots, especially since he was a history teacher. he taught thousands of students throughout his career. so did my mother who saved in the education field to 35 years, they always rejected the idea of forcible expulsion, but he is ready,

occupation forces that took the land. they refused to succumb to precious. they moved from home to home, refusing to leave the north. that was a destiny. and all i can say is that god is a rock. he is the dispos or of all the fees, and then go to the refuge and from him only we gain strength. or how does there a media network has the nouns to bombing in a statement. it said it will pursue old legal steps to hold those accountable for this crime. it calls on the international committee and press freedom organizations to work to put an end to these mastic is immediately and in shall prompt justice for the families of innocent victims. meanwhile, and these really security meeting, a cabinet meeting has been held after a delay, hummed us how, who joins this line from occupied is chosen for me on this. so i'm to, what was the security cabinet meeting about and was come out of it as well after a delay of several hours,

the security cabinet meeting and approving the war cabin. it's recommendation that to allow fuel into the gauze to strip. but it didn't come without any opposition to ultra national with ministers. it's a more bend. we're the country's national security minister and bed. so that smelt rich, the country's finance minister were against this mood, the saying. but israel is now changing its red lines and that they're afraid this fuel is going to go into the hands of hamis. these really prime minister's office released a statement saying that they will allow the minimum amount of fuel into the cause of stress daily. and they will change that and revisit the amount given on the humanitarian disaster that is unfolding and how it changes. during the the ceasefire period, there were $60000.00 leaders of fuel allowed into the goals of strip per day. the number will now be a $120000.00 double that amount,

although it is still shy of the amounts that came out the request of the americans, which is a $180000.00 leaders per day. these really, governments and army alike are saying that this fuel will be used for hospitals, for water pumps and for diesel nation plants, so that the spread of disease will not happen in the gaza strip because it could impact israel's military operation. however, we do know that disease has already spread in regards to stress. right. and how do i understand they've been leaks from a meeting between former captives and prime minister? that's the whole. what have we heard about this this this was the 1st meeting of its kind, former captives meeting with these really war cabinet and specifically is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it was very heated. they were reported we heated exchanges with these captives were accusing prime minister benjamin netanyahu of not having the intelligence. but he said he had these captives or saying but they

were in areas that were being shelled and bombarded by these really military. and they were afraid not to be killed by her mouth, but rather to be killed by is really showings and bombardment. they were additionally reported. we're asking for prisoner exchanges, wanting an end to the captivity in the gaza strip for all of these really so are currently being held there and said that the government should not prioritize any lives over the other. the weeks also said the prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded to them with anger, saying, but he simply couldn't bring all of those captives back alive. and this has been an increasing situation when it comes to the pressure on the prime minister and his war cabinet from the families of the captive. these really public and now the captives themselves, it has been a sentiment that has been echoed since the war began. but the government is simply not doing enough to bring back the captive,

and in turn they feel for adult and folly come to thank you very much for the update time to sound who we 14 they live from occupied east jerusalem any occupied westbank? meanwhile, at least for palestinians have been killed in the latest seas. really raised to 3 of them were teenagers, since the war on guys began. israel has stepped up daily raising towns and cities across the occupied west bank. us state department says, is there any efforts system set the violence against palestinians in the occupied westbank? i'm not sufficient. only a tiny fraction of attacks have led to convictions in recent years. john ross would wait for some kind of walk benny i saw this memorial months with 41 year old carpenter or whatever i'll see was shot dead julian. it's frank by his ready settlers in the occupied westbank on december. the 2nd this video is off that day. you can see settlers smashing palestinian prophecy was the, is really on the stands by the secular set, by

a to show his home where he lives with these 3 daughters. and i know how good on it . and then if i keep thinking of my goals, then thank god they were out when the attack happened. so this is my home. we all have lived for 5 years. but where can i go for the? and there are 6 illegals. ready settlements that a gradually expanding close to the village. and then these really all of the base is on one of the adjacent hills. many wisdom, the in the and most of the attacks have gotten more violent. would they open fire now without warning? there is no way to talk to them the just shoot you an offer on the you and who's recorded at least 380 is ready. secular tax in the occupied with bank since the beginning of the war. on october the 7th. at least 8 palestinians have been killed . witnesses tell us that on the evening of december, the 2nd the group of between 10 and 15 is rarely settled as a number of them all to approach the village from this direction and began attacking these houses. they was soon joined, so witnesses say by

a group of his riley soldiers who brought itself this road. when palestinians from the village came up to try and protect the property here, it's body was found down the hill and the only go around 3 hours later. he'd been shot in the chest. witnesses say the leader of the attack was this man a levy. they say he's participated in numerous all the salts on palestinians in the area. like some of the sits with her now fatherless grandchildren. and i'm a subject on the me, i've given him to god may god bless him. he's left a lot of children behind their friends and community members. also their condolences to that's brother in law hoping that we're afraid that more people will be killed in the village because the attacks have increased since the war started when human rights group say settlers at taking advantage of a right wing is really government that is turning a blind to light to settle it violence a start then we saw on a rise and incident because i think some of those felt like they had more

confidence and less consequences to base. but since october 7th, i think that only increased and is because most of the, of, for these kind of allowing that to happen. and also i think a big part of it was the homepage page. and the revenge that is really the specially software. so that means increasing sets of attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank of going on checks and on punished by these where the government molden ever the full child. stop it out just yet a total of many house on the occupied with bank still ahead on alger 0 will be taking a look at some of the days of the news and the long running border around that goosey guy yada having to defend itself from venezuela. the

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the, you're watching audra 0 life from doha. i'll remind you of the latest developments in his rasul on gas on policy music guys i enjoying another day of my skinning from north to south within the last 2 hours. and he's really striking of at least a team members of a family sheltering at home in the box for it happened in one of the few areas. israel has said, is a state, so i'll just hear a corresponding will mean house rossi has lost 22 members of his time. the in his radio strikes is mother and father, along with his siblings,

nieces and nephews were killed when these are in the army farm. the jabante, a refugee camp on wednesday morning. and the united nations secretary general has involved taste the most powerful diplomatic soul to try to stop the blood shedding guys on, on tony gutierrez's, directing the security council to discuss what he calls a monetary catastrophe and is calling for an agencies fire. as i'll take a look at some of the days of in use and then his way to as president nicholas madura is calling for a bill to create a new province in an area administered by deanna after vote is approved taking over the or which is a cable region in a referendum, madura also once always, companies working the on the on is approval to withdrawal. pianos, president has called my door statement direct, right against his country. the case is spending at the international court of justice, which his bond cock has from taking any action in the area. the white house is warning against conflict. a service called the. busy it's douglas said, well,

norma, with vivid disgust, to create form legislation to prohibit firing companies that operate or collaborate with the union. that's the confessions given by diana. in lots of the see that you have to be divided. it will be done to a special law. i suggest that in this lovely give these companies 3 months to abandon those operations to the fox of the sea, but the board has not yet to be set. for 3 months. he had opened the talking, everything and a good man. nothing and a bad man or less thick for international law, for the loss, for good neighbors and for quick systems. well, as you can see on the following map, the as a keyboard region makes up about 2 thirds of pianos, territory. venezuela claims that b. s a cable river to the regions east forms a natural border. again, it says the current border was determined by an arbitration panel in 18. $99.00 when it was under, british colonial rule cut, aka says, as

a keeble was within his boundaries during spanish colonial times, the dispute resurface softer exxon mobil discovered oil burying 2015. ghana started auctioning off oil blocks in august. this year. the region is home to a 125000 people and causes 860000 square kilometers as an area of bigger than the whole of greece. while joining is not on algae 0 live from georgetown. the capital of deanna is president. if on ali, mister president, thank you very much for talking to oranges here. i can ask you 1st your reaction to venezuela in voters approving a referendum, cleaning rights over a secure oh, 1st of all, as we said before, a venezuela has the rights to do whatever rep around they want to do. however, as we went to the i, c, j we, we went to the i, c j. specifically the c card as against a referendum that seek the antics. that's the trouble. which is part of ghana

against the questions that were in that referendum. that the questions in the referendum saw to give the benefit of that story piece of ok in our next thing. that's the cable setting up administrative mechanism is doing id cards and the i c j r. oh, well mainly the must be the i c j wrote it out. it must be that that has been a must not act on the outcome of this referendum. the rule that stock the scope must remain, that is ethical remains within the territory of diana and the guy that continues to administer the governance. and that's to people they, i think it was very, very clear in his art of not understanding this order after the referendum on sunday, last evening present, venturo moved to announced a series of matches that point to the next session of at the table establishments

of an administrative mechanism to govern as a cable and to give ultimatum to companies operating within as a google adult to remove themselves within 3 months. this is a blatant disregard for international order the order of the i c j and is about so low as definitely not in keeping with being a member of the united. this is from united nations property of nathan right now, is that we just can i ask you mr. present as a result of these measures that you just outlined, that 5 and his way to to understand that your country gayona has put his defense forces on full alert. are you prepared to go to war over this as well? let me put it this way. we want this reasons to remain it reason a piece of stability doctors are for most concerned that is our priority. we want to ensure that, that we do all that we can to ensure that this region remains

a region of peace and stability. that is why we are advising, but as we learned not to offer recklessly and adventure us about, if you want this to remain a region of peace as you say, why have you put your forces and all that? so why, why? so 3, we'd be in a position to be friends. what is ours? we went today, we went to the ice, the united nations security concept. this morning. i go to a lot of the security security concerns you have call up with all the original part does come come on. well, an or a simple issue is very strong statements. we are working with our allies in a precautionary model in a precautionary model to ensure that we keep our people fair and then sort of the 3rd story integrity and saw friendship. and have you read the military, a set of things, most of the intake from you allies in the region, have you requested military assistance from, from your regional allies, including the us. ok. we have tremendous uh,

defense cooperation. uh with the united states department of defense. we have uh, we hosted the trade winds exercise up to this year. so there's any laboratory defense cooperation with the united states that is ongoing and we have brought this . so come we have brought the department of defense to a broad brazil. gary, come come on. well, the o s we have brought all of them in the loop as to what ben isabel is doing. we're to try and think upon international law, direct us behavior present, but the world but important. they want the correct statement or the the borders between diana and venezuela was settled in 1899 with a full participation of venezuela and for this guy out of both of them signed up on the bar to ben. it's really been a mess, an accidental clause, the board as, as establishing 1899. the board is where then stands for them produce venezuela worth and the brand has been raised the conspiracy. the geneva reman provided that

the 2 parts is it not resolved the controversy? then the united nations secretary general would determine where the controversy would be resolved, right? the u. n. s t has the dorm and that it contribute controversy resolve in the i see here, the question is why, why it's been a zillow premier to be as the i c, j. they've already participated in the process before the i c j. by like a board to argue the court does not have jurisdiction twice. the last that these 2 presented let me read her provisional matches by little as the parts and then the vice president. so they have the, as douglas on the okay, just boxes to pick it up because at the top there with that now saying that they're not good, the respect they'll come up with. what do you think present madura has done this now? that's why i didn't get that question. why do you think president my dural has, has done, has gone ahead and done this. now this move where do i manage cool thoughts?

1111 school of thought is that the is trying to distract from the car? and put it, it goes situation in venezuela, diana has welcomed many venezuela and my friends to our shores. we are providing support for them. you're welcome. that would love we will continue to show them loved because that is what we are. we are law abiding country, a law abiding people. we respect the rule of law, we respect peace that we understand that we have to quit exist as neighbors. okay, so there's one school of thought that he's doing this for himself is political reasons. i told him he wants to create a distraction that he's not doing well in the polls. that is one opinion. the 2nd opinion can be one of read. one of read simply that, okay, can i ask a briefing this to present before we let you go? you've, as you said, asked the un security council to consider intervening. what exactly would you like to to see the security council do today? well, 1st of all, we want this region to remain a region of these instability. we would like the united nations security council.

so issue a very strong statement, preventive viola in relation to the to the venezuela, reaching the order of the i. c. j. i ordered that can be enforceable. and we would like to see the full commitments of united nations and security console to ensure that they do everything the to, to, to have this region remains a regional piece of stability and for them to support international law for them to call upon venezuela. okay, the support and respect is about, so i'd have the controversy set to where it is that is before the i see to mr. president. thank you very much for talking to andrea sierra. if on ali president type of guy talking to us on audra 0. thank you for your time. thanks. it's of the returning now to our main story on algebra and the war on guys of thousands of

disgrace palestinians have made the journey to the town of on my wife's side of the area along the southern coast of the gaza. strip has been deemed to say so and by is really forces, but rights groups reject that claim because the area lacks any humanitarian aid. maybe if it might be their final resting place. in ronald con reports the real by role, they stand just barely providing shelter to thousands of newly displaced posting looking for safety from israel to compartment of concept. even if it's momentarily . the narrow strip known as l. milwaukee has become the newest tent city for displace palestinians, a desolate barren area where all of its occupants have a tragic story to tell. some of the my family was forced.