on the . ready here and guys out, we need a seats for sites for that will stop the killing of civilians and the destruction of civilian civilian infrastructure in gaza. but most importantly, to enable the conditions on the ground here, so that we can effectively deliver high to the site because the un security council close but increased i to goes a bit can't agree on the cold for 65. the frontal mccrae, this is i will just say we're live from. so coming up several did an injured off to these ready military attacks of residential area and the elbow restrictions you

can't. and central cancer in the us is a ron is involved in the tax on commissions ships carried out by human speak to revel groups in the red sea, the it's, it's 12 gmc, that is 2 pm in gaza with more than $2000000.00 palestinians who have suffered more than 2 months of unrelenting is riley attacks, a wanting to see if the un security council's booth resolution on the conflict will make any difference. it demands an increase in i to post indians and gaza and asks both as well. and i'm us to provide the safe and i'm in the delivery of supplies into the strip, but there has been no call for a cx 5. hey, the agencies have criticized the resolution among the ox fam, which has described the vote as a dereliction of the juicy by the united nations to safeguard civilians. moss is the resolution,

does not address the catastrophic humanitarian situation created by israel. all the un security council, this version is riley strikes, continued across the gaza strip. 18 people were killed and this rod refugee camp and strikes on residential buildings. women and children are among the dead and injured gabriel, alexander reports from new york. after being postponed, multiple times, google finds the un security council passed a resolution calling for scaled up humanitarian aid. and the guys, a 13 votes in favor, russia in the us of stain, allowing the resolution to pass without a veto. but at the behest of the united states, the resolution went through several drafts throughout the week. long delay behind closed doors, the americans pushed to alter the wording of the resolution to make it more favorable to israel. previous drafts called for an immediate cessation of hostilities that was later downgraded the suspension of hostilities. but even that

language was removed instead, the final resolution called to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities, a far cry from a ceasefire. the previous draft called for a un monitoring mechanism to exclusively over c h shipments that was scaled back to a senior coordinator appointed by the secretary general, who will then establish a monitoring mechanism. but that leaves the door open to possible coordination with israel and language that explicitly condemned indiscriminate attacks against civilians has been altered to simply call on all parties to adhere to international law. a frustrated, russia tried to add back in language, calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities. the u. s. b towed it started earlier, i said the vote would be

a moment of truth and that's what happened. the us once again exposed their true face in front of the world, blocking and even extremely weak call for a station of hostilities in gaza. there is no disconnect here. we are all working to address the humanitarian needs on the ground and we're working to address those needs immediately. that's what this resolution is about. re admin, sir. the palestinian ambassador to the un city full ceasefire is needed and there is an emergency to make it happen. we will not relent on 10 with each and immediate ceasefire and having the massive amount of humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people and the gaza strip. as for israel, it has ignored security council resolutions in the past and their early indications that it is prepared to do so. again, israel's deputy u. n. m. baset are said after the votes that his country still reserves the right

to inspect all a going into gaza as it sees fit. it's now up to the un secretary general to figure out how to get more aid into gaza as the resolution mandates. and he hinted that it could be quite difficult unless is real changes its behavior. the real problem is that the, what use ratio is conducting visual fantasies is creating massive ops that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've eaten side garza and effective a, they'll put ation even gals that require of security staff will, can working safety, logistical capacity and the resumption of commercial activity. these 4 elements do not exist as difficult as the negotiations were on this resolution days that the real challenge might be in the coming weeks trying to implement it. gabriel was on

though i would use either at the united nations in new york or the director of under f as in gauze and spoke to my colleague send me is ident alia from rossa, and says they need to see spot in order to deliver the aid or the resolution falls well short of what we need here and guys, we need a seats for seats for that will stop the killing of civilians and the destruction of civilians civilian infrastructure in gaza. but most importantly to enable the conditions on the ground here. so that we can effectively deliver high to the people, have garza thomas just to be absolutely clear here as a new day dawn that in gall. so off to this resolution, all you in any position to increase a deliveries because of this resolution? oh, oh not at this stage we're waiting to see what will come from the resolution in terms of the amounts all by that we can bring into gaza. but we remained very concerned

here. the once the id is in gaza, the ongoing conflict is preventing us from delivering that i it is very difficult. we are restricted from accessing the population in a north by the is riley army. but the level of in security here means it's very difficult for us to access many of the population. and in fact, you know, at sites where we should be protected, allied work and should be protected there at risk. we had one of our staff who was hit, what by what we understand is tank for into a tractor he was operating at a dump side the other day. and down on the boat itself, the roof of border crossing. we've had 3 drones, drones strikes and racing dies, so we need to be able to have safe and secure access for i'd work cuz the convoys that we have to access populations across garza, under our facilities,

the schools that you run your stuff any say for today because of this resolution, latan will only tell what i can say is that, you know, we've had a 180 of our installations in guys. many of them hosting people seeking safety. people seeking safety under a u. n. flag had been 6 uh over 200 people have been killed in those installations . but as the un security council was meeting the other nights at the same time, messages were being passed to the community in the middle areas of gaza, telling them to evacuate. this is telling more people to move, many of them who are being displaced before to an area that cannot provide them with shelter. so at the same time we, we were discussing things that the security council, the, as riley army was telling the more people to move and signaling a broadening of the, the offensive hearing, gaza as good as bring it in the shower. i'll just there

a senior political analyst in it, given everything that's on the spot was, was saying you into own stuff being killed, you know, almost on a daily basis at this point in time. i mean, given what we saw or the united nations security council, what does it say about them as an organization to day and even at this point, 70 old dies on from the side of the war. still come to get a ceasefire over the line. yes, this is probably the, the greatest failure of the so called international community that you've seen in modern times because this is a very particular kind of tragedy that of guys all, that's all remember guys that it's not a state assigned yet. although it's certainly nice by most member of the united nations is not the solve the independent state and has gaza is at the mercy of the responsibility of the united nations and guys as a very particular case, ukraine. it's not an independent state garza in as far as

a so with it being in a time of war is the responsibility of the united nations. so the united nations, you can say, especially the security council, has failed the people who caused by their fail their own responsibilities. uh, as you know, the executive by the, if you were of this world that we live in. but anyway, be that as it may we have, are you one secret the console solution that every single humanitarian or international organizations are telling us? what does not work? why? it's actually can be distilled, a very, very simple formula in human work. then you who man war does not work in tandem with humanitarian assistance. it's really very simple. and they're saying you have to be simply physically cannot distribute aid to various parts and does that when the bombings are 40. and when is that is basically against this un secret, the consultation is there is yet to stop its war yet to to slow

down. it's for, right it's, it's rejects american requests or facing out the so called intensive to the less intensive phase of and who's the idea of getting that aid that presumably promise. and that would be accumulating on that off of our other crossings into guys that in guys is going to be basically impossible. i mean, why do you think at the end of the day that the us felt compelled to, to get this resolution throwing those. i abstained, obviously from the, from the, from the vote. but do you think it is a turning point and, and the policy at all, or is this just a, a way to allow this rather keep doing what it's doing. but it's be seen in the why the international community is actually doing something for the people and get us a very good question. i think it's very important. i think 90 percent, i would say if i would have an assign a figure, i would say 90 percent, it's to keep up the appearances of being a central figure, a driving force,

a shape of events, a new political power in the middle east region. and that it will not allow trying to our restaurant here on to fill the vacuum that it will remain at the forefront or whatever the initiative is going to be in the reach. but it's also a way, but 10 percent is to try to we go to have a wiggle room with this, right. because we know that now there are 2 clarks happening. the american clock is we need to phase out the water in 2 or 3 weeks. these are the say 2 or 3 months, i think this resolution will help the united states. what is right and in terms of speeding up the phasing out the war. now just to be clear, because we have covered this so closely for the past 75 days, i think our viewers might get confused because we are very, you know, in our coverage of the little bits of details. american position, what a change in tone over the past 75 days. it did not change in essence until today.

again, i said with this resolution, the american position is this is the green light and also force it needs to defeat from us to continue with its war on gaza regardless of the consequences. but we, the united states went on the line that we need is rise to minimize the human suffering is read over this by 75 days. did not minimize the human suffering as we all know. but the united states continued to support is read and presumably object to minimize the human suffering. so how we come to christmas? 75 days later, somebody, you're not, the admissions are calling this, you know, the christmas medical? yes, there's repairs. in fact, the secular smith's nightmare for the people and guys out because the war would continue to be waged, perhaps more intensive. yeah. that in the previous few days. yeah. well,

we're going to find out a little bit more about exactly what is happening on the ground now. thanks so much . mullen, we're going to go to a hunting of moody, joins us from rough. uh, rough. uh and southern a guys are and i mean, can you just give us the initial reaction to the un security council resolution? well, what is the palestinians might have a day, or is there any expectation now that things going to be different of the just what we are here at the distribution point operated amount is by the, by, on our wall here in the southern part of the gaza. strip and where we had a nice sense of what people feel about the un resolution of, of loss of my, my last night so far the, the reaction is that is, is a, is full of, of frustration and disappointment. not that at the after it's a more than 70 days, the resolution does not include or does not call on israel. do see is fire. and to

put an end to all, it's a military operations in the gaza strip. and the fact that the americans are not exercising enough power to a pressure israel and to choose the course of the situation on the ground. the fact that there is a down in grading of the language of the resolution that it had to undergo several attempts until it came out largely in favor is about making everybody feel that this is not going to help at all on the graph. particularly when we think of the mac and there's a delivery on distribution. does these see behind me? this is the queue that the line that people in the early hours of every morning, almost a daily routine for the 10001000 palestinians, evacuated to the southern part under most of the time he v bombardment in the area or close by the distribution points. these stand here risking their lives just to

get their either a food to stay on or they're out there, one bag of the slower the situations are very difficult on the ground. and there is no a sense of help that this resolution is going to change anything or impact their life in any positive way whatsoever. and how do you just bundle? let's talk about this resolution and i getting in mean the killing and does it does continue, can you, it took us through the latest bombing rights by his rel, understand 5 people have been killed in the last hour or so. well this is the irony of the situations and the frustration of people, given the fact that there are there work talks about this resolution. and it's in favor of these really largely when compared to the palestinians. and just the, the talk about increasing humanitarian ada trucks in 2000, but at the same time, palestinians display as feedback. and we just find themselves the victims of

ongoing bombardments. and just as we do overnight, at nearly hours of this morning, more people are going to get a display of that and to come display sense the homeless as they are given these chart borders by these many military in the central area of the god district. namely, the of the refuge account is including a version about as the and the site where they were order sharply to move to the western side of bidders velocity. the what seems to be on a preparation for an already announced a plan by these regularly military to create a buffer zone, hold at the border lines of the eastern part of the gaza strip at all. that talks about all of this. it doesn't really add anything positive to people when at the same time on the ground, the live, the suffering a day by day i need for a date represents an increasing misery on suffering for them. thanks so much, honey. you're welcome. good for us. once again and profit and southern gaza as well

sizing is continuing between is ready for us as an hezbollah and saw them live in on. on friday, his black haired out 5 attacks on his ready military positions targeting barracks and gatherings. all of this ready soldiers in the vicinity is ready for us as attacked a number of positions, including roads along the border and conducted rides. the towns of the come valley river were been at smith is right across this for us and tell us even to benny, can you just give us an update on just how intense this fighting was? and is this assigned as a things escalating even further than they have along that border? the family as well says it's hate to targets couple of hezbollah targets in the southern 11 on in response. he says to that 5 that came from 11 on an israel is also lost. another soldier that's 10. he's riley soldiers killed since october, the 8th, and 11 on his last about a $120.00 of its finances. but what's happening in the past 24 hours pretty much

these eyes pa, for the calls may increase in 5 between the 2 sides has been escalating really since just after october. the 7th. as paula says, it will continue doing this until level in gaza ends. but there's a real risk, the fear is the wall. both sides say they don't want to go to an old out will. and accidents such as a mis solve using a large population out or large number of people gave being killed, could create the grounds for a was to stop israel while a gauze of wars is priority. what's happening on the board are still a very live issue. there are about 82000 people displaced from is riley towns on the border with the lab and on. and israel says it wants them to be able to go home and want a wants a diplomatic solution. he says if it doesn't find one soon, that needs for pads to try and sort of essentially force as well as positions further and further away from the 11 east side of the border. so that has the bullet kennel come, no longer target israel,

but the risk is escalates beyond the sort of control tips the time. like i thing set then it will be keeping a close eye on the, on that situation. they've been, it's smith for us and tell of a at least 20 palestinians including children killed and there's very strong send us a rod refugee camp in central gals onto the russell several of those killed, evacuated from northern, gaza to escape as well as bombardments and could r has more, what i'm saying is, is handing on the rubble of the house of the journalist, how much time in the service refugee camp. the scene is horrific. here are bodies that are still trapped under the rubber. a can use 20 palestinians have been killed in 4 are still under the rubble, including children. and this house was had at least 18

palestinians that were internally displaced and see this 3 story building as a refuge after they were called to evacuate from the northern parts of the causes. let's walk. people are trying to remove their bodies from under the rebels where they're trapped under here, sorry for the image. it's very hard and unsolved. but unfortunately these people do not have any equipment. they're thinking with their own bare hands trying to remove these bodies that are trapped under there. but according to the family, there are activities for stairs dropped under the robot and they have been trying to help them and to remove them. since yesterday, as you see, as they are trying to remove them from under the rubber, the ceiling, besides, the above us is partially damaged. here,

people were looking for winter clothes and for blankets. they were trying to take the remains of what's left of this house, the the people who live here were taking their clothes their blankets because the weather is very winter and they're homeless. learn right now. this is the seas that we have been using since the 1st day of the war on cause. and the, the air strikes continue every single day, people in this area and surround me just area. and then my guys and in the state off in other areas in the gaza strip, have been called to evacuate. what people are telling us that they don't have any place to evacuate, and there is no place safe. this isn't the whole city i 0 say it out there for g

count because of pods time christmas celebrations had been cancelled in the city of bethlehem and to show solidarity with palestinians living under his riley phone buttons. really, i spoke to river in symmetry, or he the found the and the president of the l. colleen university, about the decision to the churches as well as the city council decided to cash in or the festivities for christmas. because how can we at celebrate and you know, with festivity at 1st it was the best of it is what i like people and guys are experiencing a genocide and an ethnic cleansing. and actually we're the, is there any supplements and con, uh, hold on is the worst bang. uh they're continuing to grow and talking. oh ive city eh, value to donald buck lab where really only 14 percent of our land is under our own going through it. and 86 percent is on the is really

a jewish but toward you've sent the christmas story. is a palestinian story can, can you explain exactly what you mean by that? yes, i mean that christmas story. and this is why the celebrations i've canceled the churches are, will have their services because the christmas story is there any event to the like may be never before. uh for me is that christmas story is indeed if i understand your story politics salons, because if you read the story doesn't talk about that india and the wife christmas on that you can get a buzz or an of this packaging. and that came with that with a commercialized eh, and they could you much of say a to christmas. but the christmas books read about it for the family that lives in the north of palestine. and as that it is altered by and a beauty a degree to move south at about the lab to it. just that that's exactly what the

people in gaza has been experiencing. and then you hear about mary. uh uh, breaking a 2 man in the 9th month on that on uh, making this long to, you know, 50000 thinking into a man in garza, a hard on that on to the and they don't have a place where add to bring that kids to live and this is why jesus could not find even if this at the end. and so he was put in a manger and jesus was born as a refugee, like many of our kids right now. and guys. and then you'll hear about headed as a bloodthirsty ruler. and not dr. steve boe out of the order to kid and the kids in bethlehem. and we have a chapter in bucklin for the an ad for the getting of these innocent kids and doing gods out over 8000 kids have been knocked out so that nothing you know, can stay longer in palm and saw that christmas florida. you see,

you think it's coming caught out of gaza and actually that's the christmas story. wants to, to tell us that if we want to find got to the p is the amount that you had in garza . well, it's given all of that. i mean, normally christmas is a time of heart, but many feel completely hopeless. right now, given everything that is going on, how do you maintain, or given the circumstances, you know, for me really it's, it's very bleak time for us, but it's the indians. but to watch, i think worldwide, i mean, you know, we are seeing it to model it based on the and that you and good not even agree on a ceasefire to seize more in gaza. why is a christian community worldwide in georgia in present by then? we'd be seeing and based on our us this is being ashamed for and so how can, how you meant then who i tell you forwarded me hope is what we do. and so we

continue to advocate to, i took it for the just these, we continue to mobilize people to speak up and not to be afraid to speak through the power. and we continue to work for it just these. so that is right in spanish, to near christian jews and muslims can. she has an ad on eakwood sitting at your settings and with human dignity and freedom versus what to be a box to words. it is rarely false as have rise at the columbia of refugee camp in the north of occupied east jerusalem, several palestinian, you'd swear, arrested before his rarely troops with true. his royal has intensified his rides in the palestinian territories following him off his attack. on october, the 7th and it's ready. soldiers have withdrawn from the janine refugee camp off to override that loss. and for several hours, they full with the palestinians in the cab after cutting off its electricity. others also,

stoney village is south of nablus. the us has accused the round of being involved in a tax on commercial ships carried out by humans. 50 ribble group washington says around this providing drones messiahs and technical intelligence to the group. that is a tech several ships in recent dies. the button administration recently announced a naval coalition. russell said, has more from tribute to as a supplement either has a, has a long speech today, but he has completely ignored his integrations and the positions that are coming from the usa. so the white house sports person, the white house, secure, and national security sports person said that they have no reason to believe that iran is trying to prove to, to, to disagree with the uh, the, the, the whole thing is from this reckless behaviors. and they say that they believe you're on is deeply involved in the planning of these attacks. and the intelligence that was provided by iran has been a crucial adamant of these attacks. however,

he has in 5 to why the chinese substantial evidence is for that. but later we have seen an article published on what's the journal and they said that as a quote through some of the sources to west and original officials, seeing that the lawn was involved and they were providing real time intelligence to for these weapons. these including the thrones and the nice size of heavy use of these attacks by the forces on the day that the ships that were passing through the red sea. and our medical officials insist that with ease do not have the rate of technology. and we don't run into assistance so the resales will be just dropping. the whole thing is, on the other hand, i see that they have the loyalty on the intelligence facilities over the years of the aggression a guest, them the

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