so good the good to map the hook up with the one in the the the hello, i'm sorry for that. this is the news line from the coming up in the next 60 minutes . people in garza wake up, some more is ready strikes up to more than a 100 power citizens are killed in the last 24 hours. violence breaks out in the occupied westbank is palestinian finds is pushed back against is ready, raids and all the headlines, months slides block relief efforts in china officer and as quite kills more than

a 130 people in the northwest. and both thing begins and a democratic republic of congo can a general election, modified violence and logistical challenges. the it's 7 z and t that's 9 am in gaza with palestinians in the northern region have woken up to heavy is rarely strikes explosions without the sky. during sunrise in tombs of black smoke hovered over the territory. the best video film from the southern israel shows around a dozen strikes overnight, bombings and rough uh, con eunice and the central area as well. because as health ministry says is really attacked and killed at least a 100 pallets. the news in the past day since october, the 7th, more of a 19600 palestinians have been killed and israel's war on gauze. a continuous is ready strikes and ground operations have also displaced

a majority of the population. well, engine palestinians are being rushed to the nicer hospital in con eunice, off the is where the strikes on the city in southern gaza. most of the wounded children causes largest hospital in the south as also come under attack. twice in the past 2 days is ready, ami has rated and detained stuff. thousands of wounded and displaced palestinians still inside the complex, sheltering from his really bombardment. doctor wood on the grubby is the head of pop plastic surgery at no sir. hospital. it towed out your 0 that world leaders must demand a ceasefire of the solution here as an, as or as possible. so because i said this is this us, it's like, hold on move us to believe me. the number of in just visions actually is beyond our capacity is 74. this actually we are working continuously on the recently as though as viola was to be done is being by seized by is that 8 it's roads. most

of our look at me because this fall couldn't are $10.00 to be that. can you believe me as active department? i'm working alone as a department. i'm working day on mice. ok. i don't, but it's of a bunch of rooms. i spent all my fines inside the over to me. this is actually on. i don't want imaginable. i can't imagine how the quote was to be done . i don't know why. maybe that was on was, should all, must us they. so they decide why do at that supposed to be done? you know, with the attack this visiting through this back, i was looking to be on a bi here actually. and that, that they, they, they did yes and much of the building. and there were victims there, i don't know what the, what is the message or was it a decide i shouldn't do it. that was to be done. actually that's, that's the, the at the most of the, of the guys always to because i don't know why. really, i only, i only,

i only receive cvd and here's an enrollment. most of my visions i should all choose and obviously this is what i gave his cv. yes, please. so this was, anybody i don't know is if you read me please. so this one is good policies file. let's close to our correspondent honey. my mood is in rough in southern gaza. so any more strikes across the territory, what's being happening, where you are in the south, on the this will almost 24 hours since we last spoke, harry and there are more palestinians have been killed, more residential homes, have been destroyed in what seems to be and a tactic bite, this really monetary to cripple the society when this a whole war comes to an end. but there doesn't seem to be an end. do it any time soon. it will see over night more residential buildings and rough i city in the central part of the gastric. and in gaza and the northern part. but maybe the worst

of this happened in there. but like i said, the overnight way more residential buildings were targeted. and the aftermath of this, of course, is making people more displays. there is a large number of people who are experiencing, being homeless as their their homes are being destroyed or severely damaged by the, those relentless ears, right? targeting their neighborhoods and residential blocks. we have a uh, the entire family of over over night. what was killed and this is not the 1st time this particular for me to be in targeted. the 1st time was over last week when the residential building in it shifted one district that's in the northern part of gauze. the city was targeted and destroyed. 70 people were, were killed in more than a 120, where critically injured. what happened? this family. d evacuated this different, the one district all the way to the center of gauze, the city in notary miles neighborhood where they took

a shoulder and one of the residential buildings that severely damaged the, the residential building. in the center of gauze, the city was targeted last night and destroyed completely 50 people have been killed, that multiple other were injured the problem now with no remaining function in hospitals across garza city. and the northern part there is the fear of a growing number of people who be dying within the coming days as there is no way of of, of medical intervention. what, so over again, we're seeing more and more palestinians are being killed. the, at the record number more buildings are being destroyed and this time the concentration seems to be on, on public facilities. we're talking about his schools and hospitals in what seems to be crippling of the society for the coming years. and what about the fighting on the ground between is ready trips and, and how most fighters is ready claims of the gains in the north and reports as well

as heavy fighting in hon. eunice, of the well, the so far the, there are multiple is really statements the issued within the past a few weeks. and then more of it was just within the past 2 days that these really military now in control of the major parts of the northern part i. but again, we see in more of the counter attacks of from a fight there is on the ground flushing back the is rarely tanks and armored vehicles in statements and, and video video state administered by of a segment. forget, we've, we looked at how the just fighters in the ground are, that the pushing back and engaging in fierce fighting with is really a military on the ground. but as of now, there are 3 a mean axes were an active as fighting a fierce battle is going on that 1000000 han units the eastern part of find you in

a city and gradually to the central parts of high news. that's very close to nasir hospitalization. that's what we're seeing, a search in the artillery setting within the vicinity of knots or hospital. also the at densely populated neighborhoods at the eastern side, the guys us to be a c, j, a neighborhood as well as they to neighborhood work. most of the fear spite thing took place within the past 10 days. and we'd seen more of these really soldiers that were killed in these neighborhoods. and also jeff valia is that the main main center for, for battles. but since the beginning of the world since the beginning of the war and the ground invasion and within the past few days, there was an announcement by this really military there. there's so close and controlling entire edge about the area a but a trip. but again, we're looking at more active fight again. counter attacks by fighters on the ground . okay, honey. my hood in rough are in southern gaza. thank you very much. i. this is what

was prime minister, has met some of the families of thomas captives and comes. this is where the president announced that the country was open to another temporary truce to secure the release of more captives burnett. smith's reports. now, from teller, if it's taken more than a week ago asking, but the families of the guys a captives finally got that meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. department is the, gave us hope in the meeting and was very intimate, meaning what a small number of families, which we believe is a good way for the 5 minutes to talk to the families and was a productive leanings. we also asked what we can do more for him, but at the end of the day, the buck stops here. is really media is reporting that the government wants to deal with how much that will secure the release of elderly male and female competence. is one is ready for another human italian pause in addition to your mind and tearing the aid in order to enable the release of hostages. and the, the,

the responsibility lies fully with a scene while in the leadership of home, us officials from the us, canada and israel have met at least twice in europe since friday. and the all reports that the how most representative will travel to cairo in the coming days to meet with the gyptian security officials. that will be the 1st meeting since the previous c spy collapse more than 2 weeks ago. as we have found our position of good to go to the rejecting to hold any form of negotiations over the prisoners exchange. and the continuing is for any genocide than what we are. however, open to any of the initiatives that contributes to ending the aggression on our people and opening the crossing to bring in to bring in aid and provide the need to or philistine and people both sides blamed each other for the

collapse of philosophy. 5, how much said israel refused to discuss office to release of the competence? israel says how much refusing obligation to release old women kept by public opinion to everything solidly behind the war, pressure to get the captives. ounce of gauze has intensified since 2 soldiers killed 3 of the captives waving a white flag and the light is missing in will also between the prime minister of castle on the heads of must side on the c, i. a was described as positive a source last side, but no agreement on negotiations is expected. imminent bonus smith. i'll just say era televi. okay, sorry. all right, just joining us now from occupied east jerusalem bennett in that piece was just talking about some of the various avenues being explored. what kind of in indications do we have that there are real, a tends to get another truce underway of the

good morning. how are you? well, exactly as the said, these me things seem to be high level me things. you also have the one of the how must be to this my and i may of it's to, to meet in egypt whether the category means yates's will be there. it's still not clear, but he has been in castle just yesterday meeting with the rainy and now the last time we had been saying something about chuck service yet such a high level did lead to a week long cease for now. the latest is really these years reporting, it's also been cited in the washington post is that they potentially looking at to 2 weeks uh deal which would be double that of the last time. and this is. c certainly something that the families of those health captive are pushing full. they've already had that me thing as you store unbundled smith's report, that despite some of them feeling that they've been less down so that me thing upon the early some members of those families were able to meet with the will cabinet

spots. nevertheless, they are still continuing to push and put more pressure on the government. so make sure that sci fi happens. and what about international pressure? i mean, we've seen these pretty frantic attempts at the un security council to try to re draft language to, to budge the americans away from that. the veto position on is riley. how is that being received in israel? it these, these, the idea of potentially that the main buttress for its position. the u. s. is itself coming under pressure the yeah, and that's the now the delay, the with that. so you and votes, and when you, when we were that last week when i was there in the hostage square in front of the kitty, all which is the, is riley defense ministry. a lot of those that are jewel nationals. they actually live in the us to have big connections with us. so that's very much aware of the

importance of such as your country being involved in pushing for the see spot. now, this is all off the back of a video that was released this time. not by how my spot, these lumnick g has group a release to video showing 2 elderly man. and in that video they talk about not one thing to be kills by and strikes that family members. instead it's big plots to see that they all alive. they clearly looking a lot more uh on well and compared to when they were 1st taken button. the fact says is this is just a day off through a video was released by time not showing another 3 hours of the men. and in that video, they said that they were some of the founders of one of those kid, but that was where the big big it's hot happened on october 7. and that kind of language is really important because clearly how mosse knows when they use this such language. and when it's, in the hebrew, it's speaking not to the israeli government. it's actually speaking to these

republican speaking to the families, to say we all the found is we all the ellis of the people you need to bring us back home. and that will definitely puts a lot of pressure, which already is on the government, especially when they've seen several other hostages killed by the israelis themselves. it seems that even though israel saying it's winning the sparkling gaza, it's us. and he's starting to lose the baffle. when it comes to ensuring that less the cost is on kills into they come back a life, all right, cera, all right, very know to parties through some. thank you very much. i as an raids in the house tide, westbank have led to heavy fighting between his very forces and palestinian fighters . the is where the military vehicles and to the northern cities of jeanine and 2 bus early on wednesday, 2 palestinians were reportedly injured engineering. all those 300 pounds and ends, including children, had been killed in the occupied westbank since the war on gaza began. alright,

let's go straight now to allen's fisher, who's in ramallah for us, and can you bring us up to date on what's exactly been happening in these latest rates? but it's, it took a look at the map. you could almost run a chain from north to south of the places where they had been raised by the israeli army overnight on the west bank. as you see there were some in douglas which has become almost a nightly cut in state and to cut them as well. in hebron they started making preparations to demolish the house of a family with someone who lived there had attacked. a soldier killed him and wounded 7 settlers right at the start of the guys of war. and the army made some resistance when they went into essentially stopped doing what they call the measuring up to demolish that. how does collective punishment for whoever still lived in the house there? there were also incidents and tamala, north of ramallah, and bethlehem, as well. the report, so the improvised explosive device has been used in the direction of the israeli

army. a 7 people were injured to overnight with gunshot wounds and at least a couple of them out and pretty serious condition. we should get more of an update on them in the next couple of hours. and almost inevitably the, there was a clashes in jeanine, which of course has seen some of the west of the a is really army rates. it says the stock of the guys a war from digging up roads to launching raids into to homes. and at the death toll, there has been pretty significant. and yet again, overnight there were more rates in janine and on the outskirts of janine as well. and this of course, is all part of the story of a really massively intensified a series of raids and is ready operations within the occupied westbank and the last couple of months. and you're seeing some tensions emerging within these really cabinet about what's been going on that as well. you'll kalonde to is the

defense minister made a statement on tuesday criticizing a responsible minister. and it seemed a very odd statement to make, but then to say the media, tell us on monday of the cabinet, we think it's like you've been to be a who's perhaps the most extreme member of the cabinet openly criticize the head of the israeli army, saying that discipline decisions should be taken by the cabinet. he was referring specifically to the instances where a number of soldiers had brought test a 100 can songs on the news really premier over the microphone of the mosque in jeanine. that was widely publicized no. those soldiers were suspended bank via suggested that that should never have happened, seeing that it undermined them or all of these really ami. i'd also give comfort to the opposition and said that it shouldn't be up to the cabinet to make those decisions upon me. things go so heated at one point, the chief of staff of the state of the army, told ben, give you a note to threaten him and said that decisions at from the army would be left to

the army. and they had breached army rules and protocol. therefore, they had to be punished in some way. what is interesting is that throughout this campaign into westbank, we've also seen number of instances of reported vandalism, alleged test, humiliating people who have been caught up in some of these rates. even though they've been completely innocent. all of these things have happened as well. and of course, there was the incident where we saw the israeli army shoot people who were coming forward weaving a white flag and trying to surrender. and that led many human rights organizations . wonder whether or not that just happened depaula citizens as well. but clearly there are tensions between some members of the israeli cabinet. not necessarily the war cabinet, but these really cabinet ideas. really. i mean about not just the, the way the conduct take this war, but how they're dealing with the soldiers who are conducting this war. okay, i'm an official, the in ramallah. thank you very much for that. as spousal,

it's as the un security council on a resolution calling for the suspension of hostilities in gaza has been delayed for a 2nd day. members are struggling to agree on the wording as they try to avoid another us veto. gabriel, that is on that has more from united nations. and so these negotiations are happening behind closed doors. there's a lot of things that are very unclear about what's going on. but what is very clear is that it's the united states that is asking for these delays. and it's the united states that clearly has issues with some of the language in this resolution, particularly when it comes to this as ation of hostilities in the original uh, draft said it was 1st circulated last friday and called for a cessation of hostilities. and it has a very permanent tone to it, if you will. united states would not go for that. so it was changed to a suspension of hostilities in order to allow for humanitarian access. it was

believed that the us could possibly accept that. and that's why we thought that there would be this boat on tuesday, but it's clear that there are still some issues here that the us wants to address. it's very important because of course the us has veto power in the security council, which one is now in the studio is doing costs are you are a fellow and director of the foreign policy and security program at the middle east council on global affairs. thank you. very much for being with us. um, what do you make of these attempts to to shift the language to trying to, to budge us away from what is being, at least in the united nations, very, very still on the support of israel for basically i think for us is trying to change the language from cessation to, to suspension. basically what this indicates of us continues to provide political cover for a is there a lot of un, despite of this, i'm going genocide, the and it has a but also we also have to look at the, the secretary and the general assembly is what it was a voltage non binding, but there's huge support for a cessation of hostilities. yeah,

i mean that the language that was already written for what was supposed to be about on tuesday talked about a suspension of facilities and urgent step towards a cessation. and sort of a more permanent state is ending. the, the, the fighting is that is not enough for the us. what does that suggest? i mean, is, is this is the emergent division within the united states administration itself? or at least differences of opinion that the, that it making it more difficult to the, went to the us rather to sign up to an effect. yeah, that could be potentially differences between the u. n. t minus, for example, the white house. and also if you look at the secretary of defense, has visit as well to wizard or to from a, from his perspective that is or should really got you down this war because the cost is increasing. us is deployed, then overstretched, across the reset. now, which is false penalties with the hosting attacking maritime shipping as well. so there's different things differently within the us administration, on how much time to give to is there end to end this war?

you're talking there about the situation in the red sea with the so the attacks and this attempt us let attempt to try to detect or try to, to, to, to the abilities from carrying on doesn't seem to be much indication of success. so follow that obviously very early days. is it a winnable situation for international community for trying to sort of defend global trade and it's ability to pass through this, the straight one, this risks, the further expansion of the, of this conflict, the across the region from a 40 perspective. first of all, they want to support the palestine, and the stop is there as the neighbors and indicate that they can have an impact on global economy. but also, secondary objective is also a part of negotiation with saudi arabia and the choice in yemen. so they also have an eye on that, and potentially this mission would go ahead and it's going to have, like, you can actually see, that's why you saw your read, the egypt and other countries not want to be part of any correlation. that because if perceive to protect is really shipping, for example. so i think this mission,

we go, go ahead, but a lot of people have doubts about the potential you're been getting success and the long term. mean more broadly, we have this attempt to get to sort of shift israel's main defender, the u. n. we have the expanding situation in the reds. the all of it is an attempt to pressure israel to, to stop the the bombing campaign on garza. and to what extent can any of this do you think be successful given israel is stated as rooms and for its own constituency, that is where the government's own constituency. these ready people stopping short of that is going to be very difficult for them. yeah, i think really we've had global public opinion really shifted. we've had the open positions if the case position. i'm a various other countries, but basically it's the us now that this enabling is there is genocide in as, as that. but i think from us perspective, as we enter the new year and we have us election, i think there's also a political considerations that looks toward considerations by that. his numbers are really affected. so basically, i think the, the, the position is,

is put to rest directions on pensions and potentially end this war before we get into the us election cycles, which would have an impact on biden's village. and we were also talking with a correspondence or a bit earlier about the attempts to get more cut captives back on the as somebody's ready perspective, which would mean another at least temporary solicitation to what's, what's going on. is there any prospect, do you think of that? i mean, how, how, how much going to react to those assets? do you think, i think cease fire is good because it allows for the return of hostages and presents to their families if that also with the flow of the, of a but the last, the ceasefire basically establish some of this but did not provide the long term durable solution. so if we stopped the conflict for one more week and then go back to that and it's going to bum, bum, think of it as a, what has this, we got cheap, white. now what is needed is more durable, a long term solution to and the whole conflict images. all right, otherwise we'll go from thank you very much for joining us when i was here. thank you. all right, still ahead on al jazeera, the, the music and story

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the looking back here watching out just a reminder of, of the top stories this out there be more is really strikes in northern garza, in the early hours of the morning. the health industry says at least a 100 pounds of students have been killed in the past. day. bombings have also been reported in central and southern gaza, injured children in conyers being taken to the nicer hospital. the medical facilities come under attack in the past 2 days is really new to vehicles. events of the occupied westbank cities of janine and to boston. early on wednesday, at least 2 palestinians reported the injured in the rates for the escalated since the stats of the war on guns. let's bring you some other news and to it's new. i mean, it was being sworn in before upon them in these allies pictures as the 3 year old shake, michelle,

and also boxed is succeeding his home for the shakes know us who died on saturday. i said, bake is into a city and is watching events for us. um i said most ceremony uh for the the, the 2 ways the states as the swearing units taking place of the yes, we are currently at vanessa assembly and the a new me or is given a speech. now he arrived there was more of his pomp and ceremony. in this case for the survey again. then we have seen over the last 3 days, the last 3 days have been of morning. the public substitutions have been closed, have begun to open up 9 mos in peoplesoft. returning to the normalized but the official morning 2 to 40 days continues. this has been boards up of the flags and still continued to fly at hawk mazda. and the thing here is that he's come here, he's been called by parliament. he's government has initiated this session. he's is

sworn in now officially us the mirror and the those lines a very simple he's out. and he said that he promises the swiss to protect the constitution, the country, it's land and it's people when he went on to talk about some of the domestic policies. and one of those things that he spoke about was fighting corruption for its forms. but as i said, he did take part in the funeral ceremony on sundays and bidding really farewell to piece hall for the previous. i mean shift and it was a simple way to, to be able to savvy to do a final prey and very well to the late to meet. and he's huff with a shift. and a lot of us about the new mirror of quite to ship michelle, and i meant us about you said to take an oath as a special session of the national assembly before that his duty was too late. the late to move to rest. check him shelf, said that you have for his brother. a little shake. michelle had already been

defect totally distance. 2021 and alien, checking the last 100 over his duties. mazda, he was deputy chief of the national guard and head of the state security for over a decade of which it was when he was named crank, prince, at the age of 18. 2020. that thrust to the political line, like i believe, by witnessing what his highness was able to accomplish in the last 2 years. plus what is known about his character and his leadership at the national guard. he's a reformist, he is somebody who doesn't allow nepotism or favoritism to impact his decisions. the nation continues to mon and remember shifting them off. but they are high hopes that the new 83 year old dominion will continue to build things back over the last 2 years. we will see a lot of changes in policies as well as the improvement of the economy to compete with our neighbors and gcis, the countries that to what all void these expect from sions. why shot to

h is unique in the region. it has an electric problem and a government appointed by the me, but the principle of routing by consensus, the selection of the crime prints must be pushed before plug in much to be volts, done, and must receive a 2 thirds majority. over the last few days, she has michelle. it has to be receiving signature. yes, we get to the role he has been doing for 2 years as the crowd prints, but now he can make it his own work on that to 8 did not take part in the book k. difficult to impose by side. you radiate egypt, the you a and by train, i just was instrumental in broken good deals that ended up block kate in 2021. i think the policy of great for them policies will remain as it is 0, and it is a lot of friends, whether it's regional or international flex, continued to fly. i tossed off and the cup to the winds of change may not come to this. i'm you the 20 successes advanced with hopes to the someone that can take the next generation forward. people here and quite depreciate the country's domestic

and regional stability and continuity, and with the transition of power to the new. i mean, those are the 2 things that don't want to compromise on us, that big of a 0 to a city. so i said, as he made clear and that reports to the new, i mean, it was already really doing the job for a couple of years. what indications from his record sofa, all there is to how he's going to pursue policies in the future. what is really done to him to make this all his own? not because he's actually via me if he has taken power and very much so people are looking towards him as for fighting corruption. you know, he was involved in the national guard. he was involved in setting the security operate test in government and has, has just been speaking. he says he wants to fight corruption in for its full so many black hunted streets of could i, can you speak to people? this is something that they want to see. i'd have been seen. we spoke to one expert

and he was saying that we've seen people go to court and go to jail. that we didn't think we'll go to jail before implementing the laws of the country. and as i said, quite is very unique in the sense that it has this parliament. it has this process with the parliament to must vote on the success of any tons of regional politics. well, that's going to remain the same, quite wants to be a friend to everybody and a full to none that want to bring regional countries together. and they want to be considered free. and there is, in fact, there was a major pattern. many of the agreements in the region to bring those countries together so we don't expect much change in fact, but a crate is really want that stability and continuity. and we, i think we're going to see that continue under the leadership of, i mean, and michelle. right, i said back into age 60, thank you very much. i. so that's a ton now to a coverage of the war on gaza living conditions for displace palestinians in the strip are only getting worse with people staying saying rather nowhere is safe food,

clean water. and shelter a sketch, i'll just say is honey. my hood has moved from a soup kitchen in rock has to do no normal is defined by destruction on display for the daily hardship of searching for food and trying to stay dry behind me. a simmering pots of lint, those 2 of those stories of compassion on a string between those volunteers in this food fits soon, and the many 100 displays hungry and from the tides palestinian we q in line at 8 am to get this bonus to pick up breakfast lunch and dinner on life is harsh these days. it's food, no router, no money, nothing is left like it's hot. and then you would ever imagine in the we prepared 10 large pots of lentil every day. each part can feed up to a 100 families of 17 members. people come from you've actuation centers,

evacuation zones, and other residential buildings. they have been displaced to, to receive their daily meal of what we cook displaced. families depend largely on this meal because there's no source of income whatsoever other than this free meal they get here. and i didn't check and this to get send. these volunteers are slipping, the only 2 back. the ones don't live in the market. place hungry thursday, march the found this around the $55.00 this on the city as the us says, it's reviewing a possible terrorist designation. so humans who sees it follows attacks by the group on international vessels headed to his reports and sighting through the red sea. who's the say their attacks were in response to israel's war on gauze at the white house says washington and its partners will do what they can to protect ships in the region. there's going to be a whole lot of hardware in the red sea. now,

they will hardware not just from the united states, but other ships, other ships from other nations, to counter these threats. so let's see where it goes. i mean, it's all up and running. now we hope it gets stronger and, and is, is we're able to add additional countries and additional capabilities to and i'm certainly not going to telegraph any punches one way or the other. i'll say this though, as i said them, i always statement the attacks are acceptable. we have national security interest at play in the region. there are international security interest at play in the region, including to prep the shipping. we take responsibility seriously. we're going to continue to, to do what we can to protect. well, let's take a look at that read, see multinational maritime fullest announced by the united states. the security mission is sort of the security initiative is named operation prosperity, guardian, and is aimed at the tearing attacks by evans who sees on commercial vessels 10 nations, including the u. k. by frame france and the netherlands se shows a part of the coalition. they will conduct joint patrols in the southern red sea and the gulf of aidan. but so far,

none of the countries bordering the red sea. i'm the gulf of a, a part of the coalition, including egypt and saudi arabia. white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it has more so us state department, according to national security council spokesperson, john kirby is considering whether or not to designate the who sees as a foreign terrorist organization. this is in response. he says to the escalation in, attacks originating from yemen, this, as the united states announced it is part of an international coalition to protect the red sea as specifically commercial shipping vessels from attacks, specifically by the who's he's now already, we know that operation prosperity, guardian, as it's called is made up of $44.00 signatories, including nations like written canada, spain, italy, and france as. 2 as nato b,

u and the g 7, there is a concern about the cost to the global shipping trade, which currently in the red sea cows to about 15 percent overall. what we know is that because of these mounting attacks already, there has been a halt by some shipping companies operating in the red sea. what operation prosperity guardian will do will allow this international force to now take a defensive past year and action against these attacks. kimberly helped get l g 0. the white house, hundreds of thousands of children in gauze, experiencing psychological trauma as a result of these really attacks to ease the suffering, a group of traditional palestinian story tellers as organized musical entertainment to young people at a school in con, units in southern gaza, russell started or has more the, it should've been here with some of the most improved that i faxed in essentially

the many of them have most friends and loved ones, the what they are trying hard to hold onto life. all of that sort of thing and traditional storytellers known as the are coming together to use their suffering and give children a chance to be happy, which is extremely rare, but desperately needed. nowadays, we provide entertainment and psychological support to displace people in you and affiliated shelters. and we try to convey our message to children in a simple and entertaining way, using stories, particularly traditional ones, where use entertainment to distract them from the hardships because of the these performance is these, these that you and the school which has become home proposals with this basic understanding

organizers say adults are starting to cool during the war, but children, especially when the bell, one of the few has gripped the children's soul and you're scared of everything. for example, the microphone fell from my grasp and made a loud noise causing all the children to panic and thinking it was the sound of bumbling calling. the cause really attacks how killed and injured thousands of children dnc is 1200000 just based on the dns or shelter in his facilities that goes to process the schools have been destroyed and education destructive love before they crave activities that bring them joy, taking them away from the spaces of the wall and into walls of entertainment, which is so different from the actual experiences. and that is really bonding

to what the story tellers. but that's intentional for this thing and closing to say, the hope to remind children have talked with the annual, experienced sales you and happiness, if not peace. this was out of that was still ahead on al jazeera. why colorado's top court has removed donald trump from the ballot for next year's presidential primaries and fraud scripts tough on immigration will have the details on the contribution. you know, the the,

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time for some other world news now. and polls have opened and the democratic republic of congo is presidential election incumbents, felix, she said katie is running for a 2nd. some countries facing many challenges, including an insurgency refugee crisis and immense poverty. despite huge mineral wealth, katherine saw a report from the capital constructor bus cuz the bus of boise has a vote. his card, but she would cost how pallet she leaves at a comp for the displaced in north cube. providence. fighting between rebel groups and companies. troops has been raging for you as well. so boise is a month 6500000 people who have been forced from their homes. many are unlikely to vote right now, and i do see that the government has abandoned us. it does not come, but we are dying. no one even came to tell us how we can vote if we can vote. security remains a big issue in the selection process also want anita,

who can help boost and out of date. the same thing. they reminded in the last election to say they want less talk and marks the frustrated by the high cost of the, the depletion and rum punch corruption, access to the food exit to shelter, access to education, access to a medical care. this is not as a business for, for any normal person and the comb with these people don't have this. the democratic republicans please reach emanuel reese was, he's in our full land. but he's also has point for struck just in bodily money to cities and towns and many voices. see the country's wealth does not reach them. catherine slowly, i'll just see you and i can show a democratic group of people come on. catherine is live for us now in kinshasa. i'm catherine, as you would just detailing in your package, a vast country,

vast problems on multiple levels. just how difficult logistically is the selection going to be the stage? on the yes, we did speak to the electoral commission president and he calls it a logistical nightmare. and you say that they don't have enough money. and it's very difficult to get both to materials to different parts of the country. because as in the road network is very, very bad. i so right now, our top calling station a 2nd calling station, either copies or constructs of voting has not started. and about that. those low, difficult problems. i'm telling you the bolting materials have just arrived. it's been 2 uh, 2 hours now people are getting frustrated, but now we're being told that they will start voting soon and we're talking about different parts of constructing different parts of the country where materials have

not arrived as well. and we'll also morning tiring the situation in the east of this country where there are security tanya did. we saw particularly in north people, province and a tory province and it, tory, we are being told that the internally displaced people went to a funding station and damaged my 2 voting materials. the very, yeah, were saying that they are not able to vote. and they want to vote for they cannot go home and where they are registered as well. so. so that's a very big complication of communication as well. we, i told you we talked to uh, the, the president of the electra electra commission say, is that well, he's trying and his team is trying to do the best at it's tend to make sure that

these a vote comes to pass. and also to make sure that as many people as possible and given all of that, and given the warnings from both government and opposition, or potential election timeframe. uh, how much confidence is there that this will be both free and fair election of the i think we may have lost catherine this, so i think we'll have to move on to another story. and that story is also to do with the elections. the top court in the united states states of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential primary ballot for 2024. colorado supreme court says involved the former president because of us constitutions closed on insurrection. it's related to his role in the attack on the

us capital. on january the 6th 2021, the trump campaign called a decision anti democratic invalid to appeal. but of over apollo has moved from washington, dc is or the colorado supreme court ruled on tuesday that former us president donald trump is in the eligible to run for president. i'll read you a quote from the majority opinion in that ruling that says, a majority of the court holds that trump is disqualified from holding the office of president under section 3 of the 14th amendment of the us constitution, otherwise known as the insurrection clause. the opinion goes on quote, because he is disqualified, it would be a wrongful act, under the election code for the colorado, the secretary of state, to list him as a candidate on the presidential primary balance. now how big of a deal is this ruling that's kind of a tricky question to answer. given that this applies specifically to the state of colorado is republican primary election, which is taking place on march 15th. but this does have the potential impact,

former president trump, as a candidate on the ballot in 2024. even before the ruling was issued by the colorado supreme court, there were promises by trump's attorneys that this would be appealed all the way up to the us supreme court. and that's the scenario that we're watching out for here. so january, the 6th of 2021, was an insurrection, to undermine the certification of the 2020 national election. was donald trump in active, participate in that insurrection? so still legal questions that need to be answered before we can see this develop. but what the big news is here is this very reasonable expectation that this could play out as a show down at the us. supreme court made up a little alger 0, washington dc get an sees of more than a 150 associates of the late convicted sex offender. jeffrey epstein could be made public next month. a federal judge in the us as or the dozens of classified documents to be unsealed. it's part of a lawsuit against the british. so she liked the lighting maxwell. she was found

guilty of trafficking on the rates, goes for epstein. some of epstein associates have been accused of being involved in his exploitation of minus a 131. people have been killed in houses, reduced to rubble, often escalate in china. more than 700 people were injured and many left outside and freezing temperatures in guns. so i'm seeing high provinces emergency workers searching for the missing in collapse buildings. the best, the risk of further land slides. chinese media say the magnitude 6.2 was quite struck at midnight on monday. damaging roads destroying power and communication lines. katrina, you sent this update from badging. the government says dozens have been killed in hundreds injured in this magnitude 6.2 us like that. struck on monday in the sense of was in gone through problems in jesus and county where the majority of the st policies took place. now the authorities say that emergency relief services in that area has pretty much repeated. our electricity has been restored and that turning

their attention now to neighboring single fi provence, announcing this remote region, that is also very much affected. now about 60 people are still missing that specifically from the village called didn't, and village including one pregnant woman, the suspected to be trapped under much slide. so these must have much slides which triggered by the quake on monday, they're about 3 meters deep reportedly. and the government is very for kerosene, tacitly working to try to excavate the much slides using heavy machinery working as quickly as they can. but this operation has been tempted like freezing temperatures during the day. it's about minus 4 degrees celsius in sing high that drops to the minus 12 degrees in the evening. and so these teams are working as quickly as they can. and also because of the weather, piracy also is getting these thousands of people have been displaced by these uptake sports in shanghai and gone through problems into some sort of permanent

shelter. the government has thousands of tents for these people. 4700 homes were destroyed by this quake. these tense has electric heating have been given blankets one suit. however, this is a very much a temporary solution until some sort of permanent refuge is found for the people due to these freezing winter conditions. for treating you out 0 agent, a fine on a train and bangladesh capital city doctor has killed 4 people. the police said that though, considering sabotage, the country's ro, administer accused opposition protest as a, setting the train to place the credit and president says he's confident that the united states and other western countries will continue to support ukraine and it's war against russia. speaking during an end of the news conference, but let them use that. lensky also suggested that ukraine could mobilize 500000 more people in order to fight on. russia announced on tuesday that it planned to increase the size of it, saw me to 1500000 south korean comp, make

a hyundai is selling its bronze and russia, which has been idle since most goes invasion of ukraine. it's offering the st. petersburg factory for symbolic price of $77.00. taking a loss of more than 200000000. it joins a growing list of car manufacturers to so the russian assets from st. paul limited has approved the controversial load that will toughen rules on immigration. the bill passed after a fall right of the far right, the, to marine the pen. so the policy would vote for it. it will strength and front as ability to put forwarders critics, i'll calling it the most regressive integration law in decades. latasha butler as moved from powers to minutes for the fact that there's a migration bell has been paused via fonts as national assembly is a huge relief for the french government. and also a huge relief for the french president emanuel macro, who has made a new immigration. no one also send those over the 2nd time. and it was just a week ago that it looked as if this immigration bill was um,

distracted looked as if it could be de rails because an piece on the right to end on the left in the parliament. many of them said that they would refuse to debate the defective. me locate those on the right so that they sold the bill was to lock stays on the left, said it was in g mail. so what has happened over the last week and what it has come to is the french government has to make compromises and it is compromised with politicians on the slide because he said he knew it was never get the support of those on the left. but what that means is we now have an immigration builder who seems to come to which is a little tougher, and then the harder it will do. things like speed up at the potations. it will do things like if ford parents have a child that child will no longer have an automatic rights to french citizenship. it also got some reduces said benefits and completing social housing for migrants. those are just some of the reasons there's so many and peas on the left and wides campaign is this whole,

this bill in humane and they say that it goes against everything. the from science schools and erosion of rights. latasha butler, elder sarah harris, a french cooled has sentenced a full adult to 24 years in prison. his involvement in the 1994 or one the genocide sustained. and when you mama is accused of organizing the torture and killing of ethnic tutsis, at least 800000 people were killed by who 2 soldiers and militias over a 100 days. the trial is the 6th conducted in front of alleged participants in the massacres. in iceland, mutual logical office as the volcanic eruption that are on choose day poses no danger to nearby towns, but they're all warnings. the gas pollution has been detected in the capital. wretch of it, and the country's foreign minister is wanting to be a russian could continue for months. the volcanic activity in the south west of the country followed weeks of earthquakes and trim is the airport the remains open.

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the, the pop up was the the newest really strikes raffle. the gaza strip off the more than a 100 people are killed in the last 24 hours the on how are you? suppose that this is out just every line from the also coming up at the fighting on the ground and gaza is cause to me and find to say that are attacking, advancing is ready for us as well. israel's army says it's making gains on the ground. clashes and the occupied westbank too as these really ami.