the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and has them speak of this is the news life and the hot coming up in the next 60 minutes. health care facility as well as evacuation zone. and we're, we're getting into

the, oh my god, did you hear that? is ready? massage a close to an address, the recruit starting a residential building near a hospital in southern gosh, it's really strikes things your body and northern cause a kill, $46.00 palestinians, and engine thousands out of spring and fights of say they're attacking. advancing is really ground forces walk. israel's army says it is making gains a severe shortage of times, food and water. nearly 2000000 displaced palestinians are coping with shortages in gauze and israel carries out and strikes on the southern 11 on targeting. has bullet positions the

$80.00 to $13.00, gmc, that's 3 pm in gaza just under an hour ago. as we were speaking to a correspondent in gaza and is really a right targeted positions right behind him, striking residential buildings near the quite hospital in the southern city of roughly 4 people were killed and thousands injured in the strike. let's reflect a moment to the remaining population. the area it gets to be this place then. and this is the, the tragedy of river air striking, causing more of problems and forcing more palestinian, the displacement, which can of course, now the pressure on an healthcare facility as well as evacuations on as we're, we're getting into the, oh my god,

did you hear that the hospital that's the hospital the are you guys here in the us are years here. there's all the debris and no, no, i know i know i wake up its all gone. oh my gosh. no, no, no, no, this is really bad. this is back or you get fee and this this is right behind the house, but the right now. oh my center above the heavy okay. let me see. let me see. okay. are you

gonna see? yeah, says you see, this is a huge, huge dark cloud of smoke. this is what we were expecting for 5. is this a drawing? did not leave this sky of this area. why get a low level at to see what you was marking a target, a full residential homes. people are rushing to the side just to see if there are people. i guess this was the, we'll look at that a tragedy right now. it's causing ok us to see people running away from from the side of, of explosion. here's where multiple massive air strikes, right at the vicinity of the q way, the hospitality. see people are panicking. we can't even lock the. this is really, really bad. this is, i is the people on the right should now down the road. this is, this is multiple,

multiple, multiple residential homes. and re, we're hearing the word you're people inside the home said the word target in their hand. these were a back to even displace palestinians at this particular location. more than if 3 residential homes completely destroyed the this is, this is exactly what we've been talking about. there is no safe place in gov. i don't know. safe place. they gotta know, plays more save than the other. even the vicinity of this hospital does a small sized hospital becomes became a target of those relentless areas track. that's exactly what we described in reward. describing these ears strikes be relentless, aggressive, the brutal the

my name is lloyd reporting to his dad, just an hour ago was going to go back to hanny who his life was now in southern garza and hanny was a pretty frightening scene just over uh an hour ago, to all of us watching this here in, in the safety of the use room in the hall. and i can only imagine what it was like for you and your team and everybody there just bring us up to date on, on what's been happening. so as the last time we spoke, this has in your sleep, 50 minutes separates the 1st attack and the 2nd one just within the past 5 minutes . another massive airs drives, but at this time, at this time, right at the border line, that's further southern western side of the close. do they just seem border, which is not far from here? we're talking about a 20 minutes a drive or from the location of the hospital,

but another major, relentless mass bombardment where more than 55 years cried at one time, happened right at the, the, beside the west to the southern western side of robust city and all the 50 minutes separate. a separate the separate the 1st the talk a from the, from the 2nd one. but the 1st of tack, as the, everybody was watching live a, we're talking about a mosque and a to residential buildings were completely destroyed with large number of people have brought to the hospital in with the critical injuries. we're talking about a little over 25 people with a critical injuries brought to the hospital and then just of how to few minutes, ambulances, paramedics, a, started transferring them to other medical centers and hospitals and dropped off. doing a job has to be filled and 2 guys are being hospitalized. they are midsize and larger

size. hospitals the will equip, done better for medical and medical intervention to save those who are, who can survive those ventless errors, right? so if i were talking about 4 bodies were, we're taking it from the hospital in a quick funeral procession to a nearby burial sites. the drone is still operating at the low levels over this the guy in this area and keep circling it as it did within the past hour. and within the past to do this constantly doing this, which indicates there might be more, more bombing going to happen as we see in uh, within the past hour and honey, um, as we, we've been saying uh where you are in southern gaza is a, is already

a very densely populated area of the strip because of so many palestinians who been displaced from their homes and forced to move uh south. so they would do it. just remind us again, as you said, there in your book a little bit earlier, there really is no uh, safe place. uh, in anywhere in gauze. uh right now. certainly not southern gauze of, uh, by the looks of it gives me, natalie. there is no safety place that there's no where place to go right now. this is the last point. people have evacuated to after this, we're talking about a whole new story. going to happen that people have no other choice. if they are, you get pushed into this area and squeeze under gave you bombardment, people will we, we don't have another choice but depressed over there, the gyptian side, which it seems to be these regularly strategy and toxic to keep pushing and

squeezing it displays palestinians that this but the area is also very consistent with what people have expressed. oh, the past weeks, the frustration and the under the decided these really narrative that is, that has been largely a very big 100 to 3 on confusing when it, when it came, when it comes down to designated very because. 2 we just being in the past hour has the sleeve and not a weird play that there is no safety place. and the whole narrative about about the evacuation zones and an area that people could move do to avoid. getting bombed in the central part of the northern part of garza is large. the full sun has to be in a free event, inaccurate as creeping particularly display. its palestinians in the southern parts have been largely the victims of those on a predictable fall in bonds on their homes. not only killing them,

but destroying the very shoulder that they took out of the refuge. targeting every means of life in here, gradually, rough turned into a large rep is you can, but more and more profound is becoming a death zone right now. as people who are display some hungry on thursday in a traumatized are getting bombs and torn into pieces. one person just describe the scene near the, the side of the do residential homes and the mark that were targeted that area earlier this hour. it's less than a class the most the most that was destroyed. somebody around over the least of the, another residential home, fixed up body parts there where it's rolling onto the root stop. this is the intensity of brutality of those areas strikes and large. they were talking about

the most of the majority of the injuries who came to the hospital are old women and children. and just watching those fall in bonds in hearing the frightening sounds of it. it's so scary. just imagine what it. 6 what it does do small body of children and, and we body of women here. yeah. unimaginable seems that we appreciate one of your reporting. i'm your area to bring in more more injuries. the honey? yeah, we're going to stay with this a little bit because it looks like there's more activity right now, more ambulances going in the, to that scene with where those explosions could, uh, just over an hour ago, just took us through some of the, some of what we're seeing there

laura ambulances and paramedics are bringing. c injuries are from the side of the, the target, apparently, uh the, the, the past hour, the vicinity of the can with the hospital. we are talking about the mosque and to residential homes. were targeted completely destroyed with 5 massive ones. but just within the past, the minutes, another massive a multiple air strikes took place at the southern western side of rebecca city. that's very close to the age of june, a border and those ambulance are bringing more injuries from that side of the target. we're trying to get more updates on the number of people who were injured in that period in that massive error strikes and the number of people who have been killed. and there we were soon up. we're going to be getting into inside the hospital and get more updates. a numbers of the people who have arrived to the

hospital either in ambulance or as we see nearly or they're brought these in in blankets. honey, we're going to leave it there for now. thank you, honey. roughly honey and smooth reporting to us there from thank you. a palestinians keeps dressing the same point. there is no safe place in gauze as we've been saying rough or is way. israel told people to go for the safety crowds. i've seen fleeing the vicinity of the hospital as you saw there earlier, the immediate aftermath of the strikes. israel has been expanding. it's offensive in the south. meanwhile, in the north, the in baffled valley. a refugee camp has been targeted again, killing 46 palestinians. the wounded have been taken to hospital, but the palestinian red crescent says is really forces. obviously aging is ambulance center in jamalia, preventing them from operating because sam and includes brigades have both released

new videos showing attacks on his really forces in gaza. these really ami says 29 of its soldiers have been injured in the past day. i was ready, as thoughts also struck, shampooed, a refugee camp in rough and southern gauze. i just need as high need a shot, went there incentives. this report is rarely worth points have carried out. the new wave of air strikes on refugee camps in a rough are in the south of the gaza strip, killing dozens of palestinians, the destroying homes. this refugee camp is densely populated with houses crammed together. if i let the camera pen to my right, you'll be able to see these checks, bomb device, rarely fighter jets. the scale of the destruction is massive and most of these homes were built with old brakes. and the roofs are sheets of corrugated iron in many are more than 50 years old. as of some more than 7 p. m, there were sheltering thousands of displaced palestinians. and now they had been

raised to the ground. i said we're gonna be able to tell you how much the field of a hello the, this is our shop with. one of the largest refugee camps in that alpha, which has been targeted by air strikes since the beginning of the war. even now, these riley were planes are flying overhead, had to be as anyone. so i was instinctively picked up at a missile, hit the house at about 2 am. the strike was so powerful, we didn't know which house was hit 1st. we woke up to the massive destruction of dozens were killed, including children. many others were injured. we were hosting palestinians displaced from the north. now were all homeless. we don't know where to go in this winter. cold of environment hasn't stopped for more than 2 months to the degree that we can no longer sleep. we don't know if this is reality or a really bad dream. so if somebody in, i'm on, but these old houses stood for more than 70 years ago when the shelter room displaced, palestinians, and of refugees. and now, after more than 70 days,

a ruthless carpet bombing by these rallies. these homes had been levelled out of the theatre, but beautiful the head of human services, the political bureau is not. yeah. is in cairo in what could signal a new phase of possible says find negotiations any any i met with iran, foreign minister was saying, i made out the law he on in the hall the meeting of cost us capital comes off to israel's president, announced the country is open to another temporary pause. nadia we spoke to says he had a member of the how much political bureau he says the goose priority is ending the war. i think our, our vision is basically we want to stop the solution. was the war and go and the, because i think what's going to get out of this a does a big this will be the holo pause is much destruction unless clinical people last semester goes. we want to stop this a, this is our priority. now some people looking for a small pause, a pause here and there for one week, 2 weeks,

3 weeks. but i think that was directly. we want to ask the question, because i think who is i with take the car of the hostages, the doctor that'd be able to start a new order out of mass getting done once it goes again to sort of people. i think we will not be disagreeing. but i think we want to, so it just won't disagree and or people in the should, would they were all the, all the come with big compromise for the did you use for the prisoner for the hostages, but the priority. we don't with the age of chance, with godaddy with the front bus, stop the cushion and goes up the goes, what is going to enjoy this big shame for the international community to keep sort of, especially out of the discussion in, do you do not assembling to go to college so that most of the countries 99 percent of the countries all over the world. the world sits by the so un

security council is set to meet in the coming as to vote on a resolution. the calls for humanitarian pause in gaza. the vote initially expected on monday has been postponed twice due to members being unable to agree on the wording. previous attempts were unsuccessful because the us used it's vito pal gable as longer has more from the united nations. while 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. just ation of hostilities in the original draft said it was for 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 vote 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 . his role has launched a strikes on several positions in southern lebanon targeting has butler, the lebanese on groups of 6 fighters, were killed in the past 24 hours. israel and has bullet had been exchanging far along the border since the war and guns that began more than 2 months ago. scott live now to zayna for the in southern lebanon zayna. what's the latest we're hearing from there or well, there is no doubt israel has increased the intensity and scope of his attacks against the lebanese arm coupe has the law. it has it launched a series of air raids this morning? yeah,

the bottom line is this. when you see the numbers of hezbollah casualties in the past 24 hours, in fact, in the past week, it really shows you that as well is acting upon intelligence that it is relying on technology. in the past, the 24 hours hezbollah announced the death of 6 fighters in the past week, 17 fighters. now since this conflict began along the border, triggered by as well as war on gauze, has been lost, a 113 men. so 17 men in a week is a relatively high number. what we understand is this is because of the drones which are constantly in the skies, not just over the border region, the battle ground, but in other has well a stronghold across the country. so as well as using drones, it also is intercepting what we understand telecommunications. so this really is it makes it very difficult for as well as to mitigate its losses at the start of this conflict. in the 1st few weeks,

hezbollah was targeting surveillance towers cameras along the border. it's really wanted to try to blind the enemy. but like i said, there's only so much you can do when drones are constantly and the skies overhead. so as well really is increasing the pressure on has the law trying to force if you like, using this as a bargaining uh, using a bargaining power. so that has below will be pushed away from the border. but how about as repeatedly said if any diplomatic solution or any supplements along the border until as well as attacks on gaza seizes. so while the situation still remains limited to the border region, it says that increasing an intense disease. you use your witness square rather exchanges of fire, a sporadic escalation to say no hot a lie for us in southern level mistakes. let's bring in the model of the shot. i

just need a senior political analyst. so as we just saw that from $711.00 on, there are more more classes on going as it does seem to be stepping up or not. is there still a danger that this conflict could escalate beyond garza? yes, if there's possible. but this, so then the alarming phase that we went through at the beginning or the us dispatching, it's uh, it's aircraft carriers and making threats against iran and anyone in the region. that's what they're interfered as is there, i have carriers as genocide and guys. so i think it seems that there is more and i run understanding between here on, in the united states that they certainly don't want to get into a war. it's neither uh, in the interest of you on, nor that of the united states. so for the time being, they seem to be exchanging views and threats through their proxies,

whether it is read on the parts of the united states or has by law. and certainly the house is at one point or another. but the focus points remains guys. i mean, why is the united states is trying to regionalize the challenge? and it's me, thing is being met by how those who are also doing the same like specially the how these were the way there are disrupting shipping. notably that of israel in that i'd see until or unless is right, it stops, it's aggression and, and got it so. but i think beyond that, beyond those sorts of the challenge is building up 11 on and then i'd see i don't see it for the time being going beyond. and we heard earlier from gabrielle is on the with the you and reporting on the assets going on there right now to get up a new un resolution. so recording for some sort of cessation of hostilities with language

that the us can accept them not, not veto. if that happens, if that goes through what's, what's the escape significance of that? i think probably a better solution would have to be watered down so much that even if the united states upstage or votes for it, for probably be no more than a slap on the wrist. and it will probably, that we probably want to run state to any serious pressure. strategic pressure, pardon is rise to stop for? so i think these are these exercises diplomatic sizes with united nations are more about been think up front because pinion, pressure, the national public opinion, international diplomatic pressure. then it is a actionable plan to actually stop the word. i mean this is and what god needs as you and i've been watching and reporting what guys that needs today is an immediate cease fire. not so i'm a crew of basic language, so not some sad about

a daily and some of the solution of some sorts were to make some superpower happy while it's financing, hardening, and shielding is read. uh, as it guide is it for crimes and cousin model. and for the moment, thank you model and be sure to address the issue. political ends of $25.00 of the palestinians had been arrested in the occupied westbank off the font is confronted is really troops carrying out more rates of the israeli menissi vehicles. entered the northern cities of jeanine and 2 bus early on wednesday, 2 palestinians were fortunately injured. in janine more than 300 palestinians, including children, had been killed by as ready forces and settlers in the occupied westbank since the war on gaza. again. let's go to alan fish and now who is live in ramallah for so long. what's the latest we're hearing on, on the raised quite another night. another series of raids. it could almost put

a line from the north to the sides of the occupied westbank and see the places that had been effected. they have become well known to viewers around the world. but perhaps the most serious incident was just a few hours ago in a place called it a noon, which is north of hebron. a 20 year old man who is a sales that for a pharmaceutical company was driving in that area. he made a left turn, not knowing that there would have been closed since october. the 7th. the israeli soldiers apparently saw that as a threat and they opened fire and the ambulance tried to get to the mind, but they were blocked by the is really army. and he eventually passed away those on the ground and say it was a simple mistake. he, he was trying to turn through, take a road, realized his mistake, and it was at that point that these families opened up and started fighting. no, that is really, i mean, how be not his highest they've conducted set tuesday or as well. and there was also an incident to, at a school and in southern nablus,

where the children were coming out after i had exam a series of exams and they were met with a bully of southern grenades by these really i'm a quite what the strategic threat these children imagine from school paused to the israeli army, no one is entirely sure, but we have told by the the local king so head that at no one was actually injured . but clearly it was pretty shocking to those children who thought the day at school was done and their attention as we understand it, back in israel and in, in the cabinet that following the events that took place last week and janae. and janine, regarding that right, tell us more about that as well. it's uh, it my bank via who is perhaps the most extreme right wing member of the cabinet. he believes that the cabinet should have a say in military discipline, he's angry that the military discipline and the soldiers who were filmed in janine

and a most broadcasting honey, cuz songs and also, and it was really premier, he got very heated and said, but uh, by disciplining the soldiers, the army, run the risk of undermining the army and giving some sort of comfort to the opposition and tried to argue that it was really up to the cabinet to decide that. but the chief of staff of these early army said that that wasn't the case, the army disciplined me with him. and certainly not with the cabinet. things we have told, according to is really media reports got heated. at one point, the chief of defense stuff actually suggested that it bought ben give you, it was threatening him. but what we're seeing from this small microcosm is that the radical, the security minister clearly doesn't believe that the army is conducting this operation in the west bank and elsewhere with the appropriate amount of bigger. and although there has been international criticism of the way they've cut either these

rates, he clearly wants them to take 12, maybe 3 steps more, have an official life 1st there in ramallah. thank you for the now his attitude to close again. welcome to the look at the international full cost. this allows you to our cost much of the arabian peninsula, but some stuff will change is taking place over the next couple of days as the space pictures. you can see plenty of sunshine, pleasant enough here in the hot temperatures into the mid twenties. the maturity side, it's tracy, not too bad. there's the west of weather that's coming down to cause northern part . so saudi arabia has to go through friday. and of course, that is one of the tools, a little bit of localized flooding from time to time. meanwhile, the child system, very severe flooding comes to southern pals of techie i as we go on through the stay west of where that coming back into the fall south of the country side for 6 and pretty well. stay for old winds coming through that a little drive it's way further east because as we go on it's a friday. the rain coming down across 11 on pushing into is around maybe even

getting into northern parts of the occupied palestinian territories. as we go on through the weekend, so i study something to watch out for here with the weather, then that scraping its way across northern parts of libya as we go through the state. much of north africa stays dry and settled. so a few showers down towards the gulf of getting bit hold. in nigeria, they go sit around $36.00 degrees celsius. they say snow showers, us i should do slipping further south now as a solemn, nice point of course. wet weather right across into north america and peak to the still ahead on a 0. the music and story telling how helping the children of gauze living with the trauma, the for the shows. we've got to feed about black. i don't want to do it live on,

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the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, again, you are watching. i just need a reminder, lots of stories. this out. at least the full palestinians are killed in is really as strikes and residential buildings. and before they struck positions right behind all reporter who was reporting live in the vicinity of the quite hostile and southern guns. at least 46 people have been killed in his radio attacks on the job valley. a refugee camp in northern gauze, 40 wounded palestinians have been taken to a hospital, but thousands of via to be under the 25 power steering is being arrested in the up to 5,

west back off the fights is confronted as re troops carrying out more rates is really menissi vehicles and tubes and to the northern cities of janine and to us. and he's really newspaper hot. it is reporting that's 5 days before the army mistakenly killed 3 captives. it had killed the ham us kept us. let's get more on this now from bernard smith, who joins us live from tele, be fun, and what more we're hearing on this. so as i'm is really media is a forcing that as well as military's reopened the investigation into the case and circumstances surrounding the deaths of those 3 is rarely captives who were shot dead by 2 is riley soldiers. even though those captains wearing a y, a waving a white flag that has transpired now the 5 days before they were killed. that on december, the 10th, the captives, the caps, or all those captains were shot dead by these riley military. and there was a military dog involved in the operation that was wearing

a camera. the dog was killed during the operation, but nobody looked at the film, the camera had recorded on the recorded. and it transpires now that somebody has moved to the building, but the captors are either seen on the field or heard on the field. so it was known at the time that they were alive and it seemed to they were like, well, they were obviously a lie for 5 days between the some of the 10 and december, the 15 are going to be hiding their renewals and gaza until i felt it was time to come out way about why flock, but that was when as soon as they did that, they were shot. bernard, thank you! but as mrs. bolting to his dad from telling these the palestinians in garza are in the middle of a humanitarian catastrophe of epic proportions. that's according to the international labor organization view. and agency says the effect of israel's war on the lives and livelihoods across the palestinian territories is unlike anything

seen before. the ios has a $192000.00 palestinians and cause i have lost their jobs since october. that's about 66 percent of total employment in the strip. the ripple effects of israel is onslaught on gauze are being felt across the occupied west bank about a 3rd of the labor force is now unemployed. the highest rates in decades. intel to nearly half a 1000000 palestinians have lost their jobs across the occupied territories. that means the loss of more than $20000000.00 in daily wages feature rat amaica is the deputy regional director for our states that the international labor organization. because many people in gaza will rely more on a because of the lack of income. it's clear to the guys, as you mentioned, right, to 1st of jobs have been wiped out. but there's an immediate, it's not going to affect us on the west bank. and we've seen of the west bank also massive loss of jobs estimate as sort of one sort of job. so it'd be lost there.

that's for a number of reasons. it's restrictions of movement. some method of dropping consumption. people don't have money to spend because there's no way just being paid private 2nd. but also those working in a public sector have most of the whole wages, sort of the fact that goods has also been and lots of workers excel them as well. so in the west bank itself, there's a massive impacts on jobs last. it also means that overall of the palestine on a daily basis, $20500000.00 of income of wages being paid. the i think the labor markets in that assign west thing and also guys, uh, was very, very depressed before the prices in gaza unemployed was the sky high. does the years of the blow? okay. so did we started from a very, very difficult situation already? not as we've been compounded, and of course that affected the men who would be in poverty for possibly many months of years to come visit this crisis. many people in gaza and also westbank

will have no income, no wages. nobody's going to pay them any money. they're gonna rely increasingly as actual assistance unfortunately that they'll sort these have no public financing, divide social assistance, so it's gonna have to come from the outside. that's also the difficult situation because we know, globally many prices are raging. and the chances of that assign, receiving the national aided needs are not necessarily very high. so hundreds of thousands of children in gaza are experiencing psychological trauma. as a result of is really a tax to ease the suffering. a group of traditional palestinian story tell us has organized musical entertainment for young people at a school in con eunice in southern garza, russell said dog has more. the

picture than her with some of the most rooted. i faxed in a sense of the many of them have lost friends and loved ones but they have trying hard to hold onto life sort of thing and through additional stories, taylor's known as the are coming together to use their suffering and give children a chance to be happy, which is extremely rare, but desperately need. if 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. we use entertainment to distract them from the hardships because of the performance. is these these at the end of the school time? you know,

because we come home proposals with this based organizers say adults are starting to cool during the war. but children, especially when the bell, one of the fear has grips 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 bonding calling the is really, i techs how killed and injured thousands of children do nc is $1.00 medium displays kind of themes or shelter and especially disease that goes to causes the schools have been restored and education, disruptive, local fox, i thought about we have a craved activities that didn't enjoy taking them away from the spaces of the walls and into walls of entertainment, which is so different from their actual experiences, and that is really bonding yourself to shop with virginia and figure out how to

what the storytellers. but that's intentional editing a cool thing to say, the hope to remind children that bach with the annual experience of stale just and happiness. if not peace, this was out of that. i'll just have a children born in gauze are, is really occupation and was have been relentless. let's give you an idea now of what an average 16 year old has in june at 1st and his really land air and see blockade would be affecting every aspect of his or her life from food to house and education by the age of to the child would have lived to $23.00 days of devastating is really a tax that killed nearly $1400.00 pallets. these 320 of the victims were children in 2012. when the child was 5 years old, he or she would have survived an 8 day as sold, the killed, more than 18 people, most of them, women and children. 2 years later, at the age of 7,

the child would have enjoyed another is riley onslaught. this one last thing 50 days and can at least 2310 policies. 551 of them children. as a young teenager, he or she would have witness the off the math of his really attacks the last 11 days until 260 pounds thing is 67 of them children. and now there is another one more famous and more brutal than any before. in 2 months, israel has killed more than 19600 palestinians. was an 8000 of them. children, to the doctor, jen cecilia. and he is a psychologist who joins us now from stuttgart. germany, thanks very much for being with us. we hear this word troll. not quite a lot whenever we talk about war. just explained to us what exactly it is and the effect that it has on a person, particularly utah yes. century,

very much trust. let me i'm to say about the historical trauma maybe as a policy of people um facing since 6 a. yes. is the kind of prizes and walk on point. oh, so is this a kind of funds fail from, from, i think events, narrative issues to the children. so the children know what's happened historically, it was the answer stuff and maybe to the family. and it came to the children with the children. actually there are chucked pauses even said los a lot of people as a witness, how does it destroyed? and bombings and of brain became in new structure. so i'm not able to combine and balance this new even say a face at this, so up from sleeping this or us of a kind of fee. and this is all excited to and they are not able to understand what is going on. let's skip into them into their underway,

i'm and so we're talking like police about the trauma of cuts on their text. rest is order, which needs support, but ex pats as soon as social support. and we've seen some horrendous pictures of the last few weeks of children being brought into hospital severely injured. many of them covered in blood and yet we don't see them crying or showing any feeling. just explain that to us is that, is that the trauma that you talk about manifesting itself. this is a part of the trauma which children shots by the brain as far as a bit india. they don't understand what this happened to them. and so it gets in a high 11 or to west situation ends of the party. this is not able to response to the events that's happened to the shock and comic and feel. so is this the kind of biological reflection, okay. sweet situation. and this is somehow common in,

whoops, diaz, teach is put drum optic stress disorder. and we just saw that before we, before we came to a piece by our correspondence, uh, showing the some of the things the palestinians themselves are trying to do to in some way ease the trauma that children have been going through with these entertainment shows and storytelling. and so on, obviously that's not, not going to be enough, but does that do something to, to, to kind of distract them from, from thinking about we're thinking about form or, and so, and does that do anything to, to address what they're going to 1st let me give them i 0, then we snap patient that full of products and social work, a psychologist and doctor support. try to support this for them, which is in need even to be in contact with them to talk with them to give them a kind of narrow tape and stories. but if you're talking about the clinical issue,

which means they have it from out to even. so it's kind or if it's just a k but to not enough, they need securities that need stability and the need orientation and often. and then these are the kinds of pharma ex, pets, like psychologists and the type of tap is. and so i've chosen to on a pedagogy who can go through the events and explanations and what this happened and how that can change the behavior. the emotion to understand the trauma ends up from what you're going to have a test pick people in the future. this is very important and we need more and you always be no need more international expect to go to kaiser and supports of children's appreciate your time dr. jen kennedy and thanks very much for being with us. thank you. it was still a head on i just need a people in the democratic republic of congo all voting and elections mod by

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a tasha butler who is joining us now from power. so tested what are some of the proposals in this migration over here? well the as a whole is a team that's trying to track down on a legal, a migration into the you and just amongst the proposals, one of the main ones is that people arriving and they usually believe will be processed or not false. but that also means that they can be supportive and foster if it's deemed that they're not eligible to apply for asylum. so deep alterations. so even if we say stop, that will also be the creation of what we told the detention centers. impulse of the you probably, we have decided ports, add ports and then some for the arrows. and then that's going to pay for is called a solidarity because at the moment when somebody arrives in the us, it is a country. and we say, roy, that has to take responsibility for them, but now under these new rules,

what will happen is that some of these migraines will be dispersed in all the countries in the use. the idea is to share responsibility. chad, well, these, quoting the birds and because you've had countries in the south, spain, if the motor increase, for example in the mediterranean, who is saying look, is on site because people are arriving on offices and then we have to take responsibility. if so, a country in the you doesn't want to take someone in what they can do instead is also a financial support and assistance to bypass natasha. what's been the reaction to these proposals as well? the number as a is u countries are extremely pleased. as i said, particularly those countries, including spain, greece, it's me, and most of the do i have the responsibility for so many arrivals. i have blown cold on other countries in the european union, particularly those in the north to take more responsibility for people coming into

the european union. so that's certainly please use that have to hedge of a u. n h the all the u. n's rest of the agency that is saying perhaps some of the measures might help people be process best. but on the other hand, a number of charities and organizations is actually organizations and write scripts . a saying that these rules are simply going to make life even harder for asylum seekers and people is fled persecution who are coming here because they'll be process. so foss, perhaps they were novel that papers and old, and they'll be deported even though they all the, just some of the people who are able to apply for asylum. so several people all sides. the story who has some people who say this is a good thing, but they're all others. as a said, many rights groups are very concerned about the rights of asylum seekers of my goods, latasha, butler, and powers. thank you. to help people about taking the democratic republic of congo is general election delays were reported in several towns in the east stand in the capital. can shasta president, fitness chicken society is running for

a 2nd time. the country facing many challenges, including an insurgency refugee crisis and immense poverty. despite huge mineral wealth, katherine choice has more from the capital construction. already a big logistical talent, even the president of the natural solution. i said as much as i call on my map and we are witnessing it right here. are these calling station. it's been 4 hours to open for then there's a lot of complications. much yield. very, very late thing started. but people are very frustrated because the process itself is very,

very slow. indeed people are getting like the patient coming to the. 8 to this was the because we cannot get in because it's very i said people, i say that some of them are saying that they missed the most the, the news i'm not in the list. so people are very upset that we're not just talking about these particular grant funding stations here in some sort of people complaining of their know, they don't know how the materials and both the sausage and we're also talking about different other parts of the countries a so tough quote in the us state of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential primary ballot for 2024. colorado supreme court says that bob, the former president, because of the us constitution is closed on insurrection. it's related to his role

in the attack on the us capital. on january 6th, 2021 1st. trump campaign has now to appeal said your 1st time about blo has more than the colorado supreme court ruled on tuesday. that former us president donald trump is being 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 the 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's 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 appeal all the way up to the us supreme court. and that's the theory 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 developed . 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 to the identities of more than a $150.00 associates of the convicted sex offender. jeffrey epstein could be made public next month. the federal judge in the us has ordered thousands of classified documents to be unsealed as part of a lawsuit against which, if socialized,

jolaine maxwell, she was found guilty of trafficking under age goes to epstein the guide in prison. some of these associates have been accused of being fault in his exportation of minds. she, michelle lost my. this of all has been sworn in as the new in new york quite. he takes over from his half brother. she has no actually died on saturday. the 3 year old has always seen internal security and has a reputation for fighting corruption. i said bank has moved from quite 63 days off to the death of shifting a wife. it is time for the new image to take his own. she will relate lovely in the name of god. i will respect the constitution and the rules of the states. i will protect the people's interest, freedom and funds, and our protect our country's lands on independence and his speech to the national assembly. he promised to continue on the course he has pursued as defect to the

distance 2021 of the amount of i vowed to fight corruption and all its forms of the check and shell is known as a reformist and someone who does not tolerate nepotism, the flaw is not something that nobody kind of question its existence. we are looking at a huge campaign to fight corruption beyond words. it's happening. we are seeing people who are usually untouched being imprisoned because the low found them guilty to rate is unique in the region. it has a constitution and elected parliament attempts to lead by consensus. as a new employer gets down to the business of running the country and maintaining the policy of a friend to own an a 4 to 9 to can. i mean it's to the future. check. michelle has up to one year according to the constitution to name his success of that name, then goes forward to parliament where he requires a 2 thirds majority. but it's not about when, but who he will choose as

a new crime prince. that would be an indicator of whether they would be a shift in regional a domestic policy. so i'd bake, i'll just 0, create city. that's it for me has a secret for this news now, as always, there's lots more websites. i just need a dot com. we'll be back in a couple of minutes with more coverage of the wrong cause, us on the days of the screws, the a thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunately, there are no quick wins and eventually such odd hitting interviews, do you feel like america is less than that these days, or is it just a different full? i think that democracy in the process facing realities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is

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