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tv   NEWSHOUR  Al Jazeera  January 28, 2024 1:00pm-2:01pm AST

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and use this double here in the last 10 years. and, you know, quite frankly, let's just follow the lead and the rest of the world here and get rid of eric what, what's the problem? the, [000:00:00;00] the, the clock, this is a new life. coming up the next 60 minutes. the desperate rush to save lives in guns up more is really strikes target on you. just a 165 palestinians have been killed from the last 2400 cold and now heavy rain make life even more difficult for displace palestinians in
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a crowded comes who saw the gulf view in such a general codes on the countries to continue the funding for the you an agency that runs 8 operations in goals and another headlines we meet the syrian refugees in children. these family members have gone missing or trying to reach your n is for the mens australian open final is on the way in melvin. and tell them if it ever has taken the 1st set, i guess a unique center, if they try to win the 1st tennis class, some of the the . so it is 10 gmc mid day in dogs there where the speed mode, this destruction displacement less than 48 hours off to you. and the top court ordered as well to prevent genocidal actions. at least for palestinians were killed in some of the latest is ready strikes on the southern city of con eunice, desperate palestinians, and being taken the injured ta. spend
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a long don't key cods. i don't pick up trucks at least a 165 product units have been killed in the last 24 hours. garza's largest remaining health care facility is on the is rarely sage was 6 day and the health ministry says at least a $150.00 bodies, had to be buried inside. and that's a hospital compound. it's run out of critical medical supplies and food is already sold as a setup check points in con eunice screening and detaining policy needs. we are trying to flee, and those are being released say they were abused and humiliated mia? i'm freezing today. they stopped and detained destiny of a tank. they fired round near ralph feats. they detained and searched us the loan of the humiliated us and fired. there was no volta and they detained a safe and night. then they told us to return to the school. today in the morning they fired us again straight to wrap our in southern gauze and now honey, my boot is dining by for us and honey. there's been
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a lot of dried and activity over the south. and in rafa where you uh, what do you think is behind it and how does it feel for residents? who are the the yeah, so now for quite some time, there is a growing concerned that no worries about that expansion of the military operations into further southern part of the god and for a 1000000 rough i city. and very consistent with that. the narrative then reports on is really military related radio station that talks about deep in $0.10 is really a to expound the, the, the actions here in the, the, the middle of the invasion, the ground and vision into or off i city and courting. gotten is really a military officer who said that without coming throughout by the, the, the plan of achieving victory over how much would be a new sort, the non dog just
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a more and more of its has been a big pining up within the us. a few we accept, particularly within the past 24 hours a growing a confirmation of these really a plan here in over a crowded route for how city that turns into a 2 kind of 10 so far. but a 1900000 of how this plays, how sydney and been shouldering since the beginning of the world. they were told to come here because it is safe but found themselves within the past few weeks. under heavy, relentless era strikes, then embalming campaigns that cause further civilian casualties, more destruction, more displacement, similar to what they have seen in not in part and gaza, found there were, as they were fleeing the horror of the war. this, the problem here in this overcrowded area is a single bond can kill tons of people here because it's so very crowded with people everywhere in the streets,
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on the sidewalks and evacuation centers. but on top of that, adding to uh the uh, the, the fear and panic its the, that this area is, is running out of space running out of basic supplies in essentials and water and food supply, just aggravating the problems. and, and the demonize agents of, of how students who are largely traumatized because of the war as it compound a tool, those health care facilities that remain open for that just on the knees on they just how bad is the, the situation, especially from the hospital of the very difficult situation of mazda or has that sold, that lies, unfortunately turn to from a place of healing into now a graveyard, where people are unable to take. the bodies have been killed over the past few days and reported to the hospital a inability to take them to a proper burial side just for doctors and their family members in the hospital to
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bury them at the courtyard of the hospital. those are only that the bodies of being collected identified. there are double the number inside the mortgage. then inside the facility, the hospital, the they have no a plan whatsoever. what to do because it's very difficult to take them outside the hospitality. it says being surrounded by is really time, so, and under military is fees, this is the 6 dates so far. and on top of that the, the extreme shortage of medical supply just make the intervention the medical intervention right now. very difficult at the hospital. people are dying on the floor of the hospital. is there your rooms, lack medical supplies and necessary pain killers. anastasia, to perform a surgery, is it just, it keeps getting worse. i went to doctors without borders warrant that is really systematic. a targeting of hospitals. it's, it's more visible right now, one after the other. honey, we'll even have somebody to honey, my, me the, that's
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a very difficult situation. and garza, i was hired, has been saying hundreds of thousands of displays policy and just being forced to flee. yet again, the un estimates 1900000 people, 85 percent of the causes population have been forced from the homes either by his reading, evacuation or his old by bombardment. most people in northern garza fled southwards called eunice, where these really ami said they would be safe. but then soldiers expanded their offensive into central and southern guns. forcing processing ends even further south at rafa from where he was just reporting from just on the junction border and towards the coast. i have the population that has called jury polled about 1900000 people crammed into the city. living as we've been hearing in desperate conditions on truck between the city in egypt and board palestinians. and rafa have nowhere else to go is camille medlock reports once again told to flee
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these displaced palestinian say they were forced to abandon best 1st attempt to leave. han eunice when is ready, forces open fine me area military flies had ordered them to go to rough. uh, so been heading south, but no full. well, there's no guarantee they'll be safe. the malay mental, i do not know if there's a, i mean whether here or there. is there danger here? you have, i mean this is works. awaits them. do you? when says rough is population has quadrupled since the world began and it's running out of everything. food, water, medicine, even make shift tents. thousands of palestinians are sleeping rough instead of the young ones, but i spent 3 days walking on the streets and when i arrived i couldn't find shelter, no tense. i couldn't find anything. when i spent the night on the street in the ring ring without shelter, i have orphans with me. children who don't have
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a father or mother. fist fighting has pushed them to the stuff. and most tip of the guns a strip beyond those walls and lies egypt and to the east, the sea. there was a new way left to go. as soon as you get to my titles and know how to look, this is the final point we have reached the egyptian bowden after this. i don't know where we can go. no matter where we go. these riley army chases us like a they tanks killed everyone in the area to go home in the midst of the deprivation . destruction and fear ran moment of happiness as families trying to make the best of the situation. because the children psych metric oh to 0. well, heavy rain and cold weather in goldsboro, west ending the already desperate living conditions. displace palestinians are running short on food, clean boltron medicine target, but as soon as the light just from winter rain branches, the ruins of gauze,
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driven from the homes by the is where you will machine be pulling discount. have a flood bombs and bullets now are at the mess of the elements. man who has been reinforcing his tent to see is his luck. many others could be blown away by stones or la fitness, but a let go, little more 5 and do the weather is very disturbing. the situation is very difficult when the strong it rains heavily. this is our life now. the tense pulling us every night, and you've seen yourself the condition of the tents and which i live. we ask, allow, mighty to stop this disaster as calamity put an end to this war. and to help us return safe to our home is old and is here, i'm need cat that's difficult and open. impossible to find a children among those made homeless old face. the cold and train of gauze as winter don't have what they need to ensure the survival,
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displace palestinians here like old basic necessities. and now the tents that are living in offloading with winter clothes. in short supply, you have no choice but to into the hot weather conditions. as long as last water has been pouring into tents during storms. people, if it feels more, if he is impossible, but must do what they can to get boy will learn well that 5 digit than and then jimmy, the situation is very difficult. the heavy rains meet the tense mattresses and blankets very with them and have managed with difficult to use tones to create the kind of gate the defense mode water from getting in all but the situation heat is disastrous or desperate people are wrong. even that comes every day for themselves as is very forces at moments, tens of supplies already hot to come by soon you would have to stretch even further topic of a zoom out just a rough, rough off in southern guns,
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a as well as ready forces have carried out a series of raids in the occupied westbank storming and run sacking palestinian homes and towns near ramallah, bethlehem. nicholas jeanine in the city of 2 bus palestinian fighters confronted the soldiers. while in that you need a refugee camp, 2 people were injured after they were caught in the crossfire. is there any minute trace deployed reinforcements to separate areas? at least $22.00 palestinians have been arrested. charles stratford is in ramallah in the occupied west back as they were at least 11 rays in various towns and villages. right. the way across the occupied west bank last night, including villages around hebron, in the south bay bay, la humble, especially head in the center of the occupied west bank, round janine and nablus. janine of course, and novelist alone being senses for the on resistance. and that's where we've seen some of the, the longest and most violent rage,
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huge destruction close to infrastructure in these areas. the use of it is rarely all the bulldozers to dig up rows of coast destroying what your infrastructure electricity infrastructure. i'm considered a form of collective punishment. we also understand certainly according to reports that they were on clashes in uh to boss and, and janine and the use according to some reports of what's being described as improvised explosive devices. a number of people were injured. we understand that we're also at least 18 arrests, i think was interesting also to mention is that seemingly was saying a change in tactics 5 is riley all me now in these rights. increasingly, the rest of the female family members of families in which these ladies believe that also speak to members of the aisle and resistance that they are hunting. well, usually these,
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these mothers don't assist is all the change they all the and interrogated. but this level of intimidation is, is something that we are seeing an increasing amounts of to you and it's actually general and kind of gets harris is appeal to countries which have suspended the funding for you and agency for palestinian refugees. so these guarantee that continue with the of its operations at the us state department to set the 12th and our employees were reportedly involved in the october the 7th and type biomass gutierrez's. any you and employee involved in act solved, tara will be held accountable. you also said that 9 of the 12 accuse interrupt stuff is have been fired. and one is confirmed that a 9 country suspended the funding to enroll, which is the largest aid organization in gaza. the statement says without the funding people in gauze that will die. well, the head of the agency that's for the nursery. the says the move is more collective
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punishment inflicted on the people of garza in the statements. and where i mentioned the ruling by the international court of justice, ordering israel to take immediate action to make sure that palestinians have the basic needs met. it won't, that is only possible if one of the largest agency in gaza is allowed to do its work. israel has said it wants to get rid of it, or from the goal is to strip. the agency said it would be immensely irresponsible to sanction it for the alleged actions of a small number of its stuff, especially at a time when so many people are displaced and all in desperate need of help. let's take this on a place and say we have chris gunners, who's a former in respects when he joins us on skype from london and chris, before we get into this briefly, i just want to try and understand how it and with funding was is it is funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions from you in member countries. so when nations say they are temporarily posing additional funding,
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what exactly does that made additional to what does it mean that only the funding is forced? so it means that it's the humanitarian work, which is the what is this it needs to be done in gaza as the case, the general has made perfectly clear. it's now on the 1st on the it's saying that it has a funding to deliver these live savings. so just a matter of weeks, perhaps a month to which the food distributions, the medical, the fuel, the wall to be of the housing, the under has been given to a 1000000, displaced people in shots across the gothic or that is under threat somehow more important in terms of the funding, what we're actually seeing is a cool, it makes it political attack on the is ways of making clear rate form officials actually said that we kind of, we being this way. it is kind of when the war in gaza, unless congress is disbanded. so it will clear a signal do want, so the voltage contributions, as you say,
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they have to be increased to massively. mon, mississippi arrow will use particularly adults as well. yeah. because they're making billions all the time each day on the oil revenues, a tiny fraction of those or revenues would see under his financial problems disappear the nights. and it's uncomfortable. the guy in funding which has been inflicted by these western governors down until very, very quickly. so yes, the funding is desperate. yes. you might have turn services on the press, some of the most desperate people in the middle east, all now facing installation. the facing funding and the. busy states the gist of a place to tell us, chris, if you would well and refund to got, she does. what does it provide and what would the in will the impact be of you know, within a month did you say those major funders withdrawing back contributions? what would the impact pay? it's a matter of life and death as it i will put simply under simply the 2 main funding
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seeds and on there. the cool. so it's just a cool budget, and that gives me links with huge education on the education of a half a 1000000 children across them. at least syria jordan westbank, gaza 5 of those fields and met and on. so just think about it was be in gaza under is providing the slight saving humanitarian, human development services, across that at least within this emergency budget. so, you know, i'm just doing the school services which in time piece i can get on with this talk, need us emergency like we've got to day. and also i'm gonna have basically to carry on trying to maintain these coal services, which is a huge responsibility in and of itself. well suddenly having to deal with all these of these other problems. i say problems that we measure and genocide taking place and even gone through the problems in tons of pieces. cool services would be you know, taking out of the fund the real financial strain. but it keeps having to kind of
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time to deal with these emergency situations as we're not seeing jobs. and that's the real problems, the agency. so my plan is ease into funding prices. this is a substantial cross. this proved to him by a coordinated political attack being driven by the swell. make no mistake about that's our outcome onto that in a set. but when you said it's not a funding crisis, a, it's a bit confusing within the it would be got serious. but the split fuels like political consideration, right? okay. so israel, as you know, as, as the n word perpetuates, the refugee crisis obstructs pace and serves as a civilian um from us. what do you say to that? the whole state which is waging, well the i c j is it is a suspect to genocide for the government that states to accuse a she went agency over penetrates and the conflict seems somewhat problematic to
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accept. so um let me speak to her about this. um, today she is positive, it is really dream by getting rates. all right, you will certainly get rid of the palestine, the 6000000 palestine refugees. we say that it's not true. well, actually it's the strategy problem. it's a lot of the policies, particularly, is really obstruction, isn't to allow students to have the state because that's the clear, the palestine refugee problem. congress mandated responsibilities to watch these people grounded in the problem. the way if the refugees are grown to the rights within the context of a 2 state solution, one of those rights including the right to present one of those would be with. so if we could move to will adjust the jubal solution in the context of what people say, one state to state nice state to pay, but it's going to be a durable solution at that point. when these ladies in particular, those are the palestinians, get together and result role crisis,
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the palatine with which you probably will be result in the context of that. that is when there will be given a just and you have a solution. and at that point on the can pack up in spikes and gave it to the lack of that solution this perpetuate across. it's not anything to do with the credit, whatever. the thanks for that tech chris gun us for my respects much moment. thank you. well, protests have confronted police outside the is really defense ministry in tel aviv the systems right. his dad was there on saturday evening to demand the resignation. departments have been mean yahoo and his government for the 100 wrong cause. they also code for seats for an early election. the prime minister needs to go to hell. he needs to go as he said, he is very dangerous. he needs to go and then he can deal with the rest of the if you want, including the parents of the captives knows that mason,
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yahoo is dragging out negotiations with bounce justification solely because of his own personal property. but also in tel aviv hundreds of protests has gone to to demand the return of the captives held in garza for testers, have been gathering at the central square since the captives taken. and some family members of the captives protested outside the private resident to benjamin netanyahu. the tennessee that quoted on the government to secure their release and end as well on dosa, the okay on to some of the will use now. and the south korean military says north crew has bought several cruise missiles of its eastern coast. so says it's working with washington to analyze the lights is launch. it is the 3rd weapons demonstration killing young has conducted this. yeah. surround refugees in the middle east, the facing uncertainty because of deteriorating conditions in ice countries,
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struggling economies and declining international a. to pushing some refugees to try and reach your can legally said harder as this report. a muscle on me is a refugee from syria living in jordan. the 25 year old is a widow. and the mother who now doesn't have any source of income. the last time she saw her husband was in may before he set off on a journey in search of a better life for his family the mad and when the smugglers took him from being gauzy to boot, he called me to telling me that everything was fine that was the last time we spoke as well, how much is among those missing and fear dead and the ship wrecked off the coast of greece in june. it was one of the worst migraines, both disasters in the mediterranean contralto by pick it up. at 1st he did not want to go, but then he realized that was the only way to secure
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a future for our children. syrian refugees and jordan have few choices. their economic and social vulnerabilities have been aggravated by declining international support. the u. n. agency, responsible for refugees says this has come out of human cost units here is observing the noise, motorist and cheese take dangerous routes to what you're including through libya and then take on the dangers during the on the on votes to to europe. and we've seen this number on the rise. and what is really heartbreaking is that those cases that we analyze have left here for more than 10 years. so there must have lost the belief in a life in jordan. jordan has repeatedly said it does not have the capacity. decatur for the roughly 1300000 syrian refugees already in the country. officials had hoped we engagement with president bush r a said would leave to refugees returning home. so far,
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damascus has not facilitated the process. instead, syrian say they faced uncertainty and not just in jordan deportations are increasing in other countries. but neighbors, syria, what was yellow? and what choices do syrians have made the dangerous journey to europe or a to, into syria where they are? no service is no job. duty, all of them. it's why mohammed took the risk and it will of the tech to the center . so i always wonder what happened to mohammed, was he hungry, thirsty, afraid? what did he feel as he was drowning? mohammed was not the 1st period refugee to disappear, etc, is unlikely to be the last center for their elders. either. as the conflicts ensue, done is causing the world's largest internal displacement crisis. that's according to the international organization. for migration, you an agencies as around 10000000 suit needs have been false from the home since april 2023 hospital schools and roads have been destroyed and 9 months of fighting
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between the army and the power of military rapid support forces to add more than 600000 ensued needs are fled to neighboring child, many a from west of the they describe indiscriminate killings, rate, torture, and the 4th disappearance of thousands of people. the chief prosecutor evinced national criminal code, has been gathering evidence the head of the un security council briefing on monday, but many doubt the victims will ever get justice. and so i'm gonna address reports now from eastern chad. this video shows governor dean at bobbie brought him on for young men, detained by lucas melisha is in debt for shortly after they were cut down a little for me. i can honestly gum redeem. so by the november 2023 attack and managed to make it to this refugee camp in eastern tried. i don't even know that a lot of these people have killed intentionally just before me in the queue or get
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killed. and it comes in around a great stories abound of murder, rape, torture, any sleep meant to suit any use by the corpses, so that nearly everyone here is demanding justice. the international criminal court says it's investigating what victims and their lawyers waste and then the but we have the evidence from both sides of the accused, even took images and posted and brag about such crimes. some of this evidence collaborates with what we hear from survive is dr. so working with the survivors say something maybe permanently damaged 10 percent of them. they use it to suffer from may government that had some problems on some of them. xavion stuff off from behavioral change that vendor that ability to, to function properly properly. and then some of them they use it to express cluster i'm,
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i think it's the sort of 2 years after the 1st cases of genocide in death for only a few people are being cried. victims say they still see their prices walking the streets activities and probably say thousands of victims died waiting for justice, but never came. they say that lack of accountability for crimes committed in death for is what's in boulder, an improper treasures of other crimes. and so that many he had out there will look to see justice done is the same as little fifties and the very the but has the both sides. right. and how about in the let's see how many also here in that for we need just is for them isis seat that i 2 sided. but powerful forces that behind those accused of such crimes. survive as like number d assessed. justice must be done. how many degrees i would use it. i agree. eastern tried memorial events has been held and ukraine's capital to pay tribute to a well named poet killed. earlier this month,
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32 year old mess kim at. christoph joins a growing list of authors to volunteer to fight and subsequently lost their lives. outages, robot pride has more now from keith gavin to remember the life and look of poets and soldier maxine clips of killed in action just a few weeks earlier than simply to his friends and friends. by his nickname. dolly he lost it when she was such a bright person who is not with us anymore, but you can feel his soul and spirit is too, with us to get inspiration to others. this exhibition documenting life on the front line was already being planned when he was killed, of some of the photos left without captions, but he never got to write effectively. his last customers didn't complete work through his folder, perhaps he showed us his journey. his poetry is that of a person who spent years at war while still preserving his humanity. donnelly joins
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a growing list of prominent artists and writers killed in this war. right to victoria. i am a lena who died from injury sustained in a rocket attack on this restaurant in commer tools. last summer, poets and novelist equal mister jack was serving as a paramedic when he was killed last year. and childrens also followed him if i could learn co, who was abducted from his occupied village at the start of the war, and whose remains would like to discover it as a mass burial site. in ukraine, centuries long, struggled to establish a distinctive national identity. literature has always played a significant role and never more so, since rushes full scale invasion nearly 2 years ago that threatened the countries that resistance, that threats as help drive the research and cultural interest. that's a positive trend with people now more interested, more thoughtful,
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more conscious about ukrainian culture. on stage dollies father reading the woods, his son left behind. she rub mcbride. i'll just say era. keith was a still head on this out to the use of israel's and legal assessment inspections. records you must have well 1st plus electronic health overcome obstacles. and we look at how artificial intelligence is using the lives of people during most goes field school coming up to 15 minutes or so. action from the extra couple mentions to go to reach the had a lot of them, much of europe has enjoyed some very mild when to weather over the weekend. that
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doesn't mean we haven't had some bits of unsettled and wintery weather. that was the case, of course the nose of issue had poor visibility, things to dense fog that didn't stop. carnival love is coming out for the annual event in venice. the over the we can now, we still got those amber looks out from northern areas of easily on sunday we could see some of that fog as well across western pots of spain. but it is still largely several stories, lots of sunshine for the southwest seeking record rooms across spain, portugal and front. and we'll see that won't continue to drift. it's way north over the next few days and further east across more central areas. but as of that, wintery weather, still clinging on across the black sea, some of the balkans as well and took care like you to see some of that snow as well as rain. and we'll see that defend down into greece over the next few days. so when is the weather as well dominating across the north? we got gales expected, full scotland with warnings out for that on sunday, by monday that went to weather does start to drift its way for the south. but we still think a lot of rooms has double digits,
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the temperature continuing to climb for london and paris, but much cooler in athens, by monday, to the look hello to us. savvy ac in everything is horrible. even explain the torture, all types of torture. it was unbelievable. they would this with the bucks of their guns on our heads. 5 soldiers speeding, poor revenge. occupied and imprisoned.
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the . the, the, [000:00:00;00] the other guy, what you, i'll just hear a reminder of our top story is this uh and is ready for us to killed at least a 165 palestinians last 24 hours. at least 4 of them were in some of the latest strikes. i'm telling you this. the armies killed more than 26400 people in guns.
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that since he's ready military is set up checkpoints and con, units in his screening. people trying to flee the fighting out of sydney and say that being detained in the cold for hours without food and is ready forces in the occupied west bank of canada. the number of military rates run sucking policy in homes. 2 people injured in confrontations between is ready troops and people whether it's international attention is focused on israel's war and draws it is really right st. pete. no. so the occupied westbank is experiencing some of the biggest land grabs by israel since 1967 and $2.00 historically significant sites under threat is ready sold as a blocking access to the area, as well as a legal settlement expansion. and what local say is state back the federal of violence, nor a con reports not from sebastian, and brought to you in the occupied west by the ancient ruins of sebastian had long been up to the front line of
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a bottle of narrative. the occupied westbank is ready to claim them as an important part of the history wall palestinians living nearby say that's an excuse to justify land grabs, boys, consultants, they desire. i said since october, the 7th acts of fine in spite of 80 settlers. and so just have increased or it's not safe sometimes to ask the little credibility and to come to visit that. could you go to the site? we don't know what that is that are easiest to blending at me outside of the water because you can see there is no one asking them what they are doing. there is no limits for that. that's not the largest uh at 4 of us at the largest in the west bank, and we are really afraid to lose that. could you come side through some of the boxes mess as well. there were few tourists during the war on garza, as well as also shutting off local access. how difficult you'll have to see if can be a difference of of the lots of things changed after october. 7th here is ready. soldiers and the settlers increase the tax. although this has been growing,
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since that's on yahoo is far right government to power. and now there's an increase in check points around the town is preventing people from entering the village with splits as punch the also a code signed by posting in this way. the leaders in the united states in 1993, sebastian has been divided into 2 sections onto the also quotes area b, and the joint is writing and posting and control. over here is area c just along this line that's on the full is ready. the minute you control that since october, the 7th housing se is right, stepped up a tax against the middle of 2 block them from the site. they say for many decades before the rights this land of continuously be in the road, it h. e. columbus itself is a village a by to you unesco heritage site dosage with all the trees and the last budget haitian. the scenario west of bethlehem is known for its steep terraces. an aqueducts west palm is still use of 2000 erode reuben irrigation system. but since
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december settlers have begun expanding in the legal settlement, a building a new road blocking foam is access to 17 acres of land old with the support of these way. the minute tree is out of the month of august. the total of the land is filled with olive trees, which my father planted in 1986. this is a huge loss for us. somebody i spoke to the soldier us and they blocked me from accessing my laptop. i told him, i take care of it daily, and they order me to go to the settlement of that out to request that they access permit. during the interview is ready. so just shouted down to 0, his team to stop filming, and demanded to check before search the pharmacy as well as taking the land and legal settlements and expanding infrastructure could also drain its water was of an ancient system. they rely on agriculture. the very reason, but it was listed as a protected world heritage sites. neural con, eldest, there are supposed to be a but here in the occupied westbank about joining his live from occupied east
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jerusalem is mohammed dollar is the founder and head of the have a dollar and associates with the law firm at practicing in these really and posting and legal systems for the last 30 years. this is the welcome to out to 0. i tell you what they in my time covering the story of the last 15 years or so, it's been always apparent that cetera expansion increases when his rail is conducting menchie operations. but it has really ramped up this time, right. a yeah, this has been done. president of the you are right, it's a pattern and it doesn't, it does become a tradition. but you know that when there is a, an outbreak outbreak of violence and i've been sion of everyone, the media, the what additions read through last night community. even the speeding on the z activists are on the burning issue of the human lives. then they can grab more lance,
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they can try to push out the 2nd scene and communities from specific areas, especially a bit with communities, the communities. and i'm, this is the, this is the way they do it. they want, i mean, they say clearly they want to grab the entire area, at least the entire c area, which is around 60 percent of those that right. and each time they use a different take now and the are guys who are, that is happening since october, the 7th. it's, uh, it's a good enough for truth the from the way they see it. because the 1st for nobody is being really efficient. so the 2nd, the fall, they think they have enough and you get the receipt to do that. they think this is part of what they call design is the answer to on these kind of the uprising and partly for the students. right. and to be clear, this is line that has been in palestinian hands for generations, and it is being taken illegally as accepted by international law. yeah, i mean the dog is a b as supplements and door prizes and those back is illegal. i'm done from
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national law on this has been decided also by the i c, j, the rest of the board for justice and its previous advisory opinion in 2004. when the assembly asked for such an opinion. and basically the isaac is said that the all set the minds are legal. i'm going to dress in law including the soap, the creation of east jerusalem. and the 5 they said also about the graph of land that this land has made to build the war. the suppression was, was also illegals, but again, this is at, on the end. so imagine having to be delivered on the local event is that it continues to do whatever it wants. i'm the only avenue that is open for palestinians is actually to go to the courts and try to use the in the military orders to try and prevent any potential you grab, grab the, grab. this is not easy at all and is real. do this in the face of
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a criticism from the international community. you have the story about joe biden, when he was vice president visiting as well a yeah, this is uh, one of those story. he was the vice president again through zillow, and he was visiting here, geneva obama administration, where they were pushing very hard for the 2 state solution. and as a government on them, but the so called jerusalem municipality, they decided to expand the settlement in east jerusalem called remote normal, another time a bite. and when he was, the vice president was really angry about this name because he was in the city of jerusalem. one, this was taking place and they stopped it. but then after or the explosive other apart trinity is that drugs and you know, i'll break it all to people. finance on was on. does the and the military operations and they built that now it's a, it's a massive,
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it is supplement that is already finished. and so for those that are living in it, you're not in this miracle. now we have to get 15 is the easiest to close to a $150000.00 zeta. so companies do the same. we all around 700000 just really sometimes it goes back. that's the way to do it. gradually they, they, you know, that they use the tactic that was mentioning by the founder was this present before you on, when he said to them after doing them. so that's the way they do it. they got a land here under the government this that just one second, ma'am. i've been my mother and that's how the guys, demographics to be change. but yoga feet on the ground, a big that's the way they did. actually any solution to state solution or one state solution is almost as positive, right? it's, and as i say it's, it's happening in this right now and i haven't done that. we appreciate your analysis. thank you very much. i the cartridge,
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the customer will go and start demanding an urgent investigation into the killing of 9 to its nationals like gunman and neighboring iran. families in pakistan have health funerals for the victims like to study for a ministry describe the shooting as a terrorist incident. no individuals or groups have claimed responsibility. artificial intelligence is a government priority in russia. but since invasion of ukraine, russia has been forced to develop domestic a. i projects without technological support from a broad, you know, shop a lot of reports down from oscar, a snapshot of an ordinary day. most great people go about the business, hardly paying any attention to the rivals, navigating the streets, come rain or shine, the 6 wheels device is dealing with documents, parcels, and food from companies. so the markets and restaurants a, if there was a 3
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a pixel robot to collaboration between icy specialists and utility work and so the new car. and so, because the red balls can what 24 hours a day with brakes for recharging and refilling with voltage in summer or for defrosting liquids in winter, it can be controlled remotely overnight. told them mostly these a young solutions can make people's lives much easier. but there's also a flip side to the increased use since russia launched it. so coal special, miniature opperation in ukraine, nearly 2 years ago, cells of migrant laborers have left the country. the local currency rubel has gradually depreciated and working conditions have deteriorated. prompting innovators to fast track a only 6 poetry to partially supplement. the human work force. you lash about all of us ultra 0 most k. a still head here and out 0 straight to an engine, easier preparing to kick off. at the knockout stage of the agent come here and so
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that's coming up with a lot more in support. the vehicles choose solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs. i don't think that has a number, think about it as a person, person yourself, and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life, or at least in my life, those stages we want. we want the education reward because the women in my country and that's suite one. we are not denies all of who we are human beings and this has to be treated equally. we are working in their thoughts, that's our assessors. whatever has been done before can be done even better.
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as long as the human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see. the vision is kids. you and the, the that we're going to get on the schools on a $70.00. thank you very much. and nick wallace to ideas training open to where the men's final is well underway and melvin that image with dev and younique's in are trying to win the 1st grand slam titles. the yeah. and it's a process method of who has taken the opening to set both by 6 games to suite the have has $11.00 grandson previous to the us open plus and that is playing his fast may define off to between 10 times 10 open champion. no box do up of it's in the
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70s women's champion are you know, so, but lanka was all smiles as she posed with her trophy for the traditional photo shoot. somebody think i retained the austrian opened championship with the victory over can when tank on saturday, saying in australia and the west indies, cricket team have pulled off one of the biggest. 5 outs and recent memories tonight shows is $2.00 to $7.00, which is to secure this this when in australia since 1997 is all the more impressive considering that joseph went off in tears that 24 hours earlier also being injured, backing too much serious ends in a drill into another surprises england though. just 3 wickets away from pulling off a victory in the 1st test against india all the photos for the 196 as england set the whole to set you one perfectly indian. now 7 week is down to leave england on
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the blink of what would be an impressive when us to ask a couple of nations where nigeria have made it into the quotes of finals. they beat old rivals camera on to now i'd be more look man this for the both goals to send them through to the last 8 camera and failed to register shots on target. and the coat they go back to song is now on the pressure. having also is this is the woke up at the group state id or your face on goal and the cortez on goal a beating the media even though the goalkeeper was sent off early for handle outside the box. and then maybe a also had the men sent off an envelope 13, now used to goes from gills and data off this whole thing that just, they're not recorded ss ever know when at f one
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the so the know co say to be asian cub begins that on sunday here, and cutoff straight in indonesia, i 1st saw up in the last 16. the soccer was one, the trophy in 2015 and finished top of that group. this time around and denise it went through as one of the best. the place finishes. that's cost is how many cars outside justin been home of the stadium for us. so how the cell goes all the favorites to win this one. thank you very much and welcome to justin been on the stadium where, you know, it's one of your favorite songs on a let's get down to business. they play before every much and it really beat them. at the end of the day, you go home, australia, all the favorite though, don't take it from me by the agent to promote the say we have a i didn't how confident you very confident in this. and we're gonna take it
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through now through the raleigh and jackson irvine. you seem pretty, oh no, but it seems like a whole much for indonesia, the st. pretty low. the mobile, every one of those spend, we're going to tell you is what we're going to be louder in the stands as to. 2 be pretty little the the, the, the, the with a, b, l to hell, let's talk about the engine easy and team. i remember we had this discussion about this club being a very young team in their twenty's, as young as you are. what do you think? do you think the thing and this big tournaments they can rise to be okay as well. so now we've already seen a lot of surprises that the filament, a lot of results. we didn't see the coming in the news or came out group where they
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were rank the lowest. and the surprise, a lot of people they were very attacking and some of those much as they had the youthful exuberance. but that's not here for me. that's fine. they're making this, they like a whole much of the soap to me to use a band leader to get his view about what's gonna happen. the video you height for today. it seems like a whole month to put your team. yes. right though. yeah, we're here on the the way and from the alternative. what do you think it's going to be at least $10.00 the, the amount of life from death and been how much stadium. thank you very much for that. and there was a huge upset in the english as a call to a non league team mates. and that beat it. switch to who are currently pushing for
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promotion to the permit. a switch had $38.00 shots compared to make sense to but it was mason who want to one and head into the 5th and less than 24 hours the time it will know which 2 teams have made it to the super bowl. it's on the system and looks ahead now to the division of finals which take place later on sunday, on sundays, etc. championship final sees of battle between 2 of the biggest quotes of ex, around kansas city chiefs. patrick, my homes to time super bowl went up against the mall. jackson of the baltimore ravens took to be named in v p for a 2nd time. but yet to get his hands on the super bowl trophy is. i'm a n d p for a reason. i may need, he goes out there a leads, his team is a scores and he runs, he throws, he does whatever it takes to win. and that's what the great grades do. i don't like competing against them at all, but yeah, me is a great quite a bit. definitely how the frame uh is not even though it's a no brain. he definitely a hollow frame. this is the 6 year running the homes that the teach to
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a championship final. this time around, they'll have some high profile supports in the stands, travis, kelsey's girlfriend taylor swift. but never taylor swift at a game that is going to come on the public's attention because she brings into the game, not just sports fans, but fans of hers music fans. everybody's interested. you know, i brought this upon myself and i, i do enjoy uh, having fun with it all. and um, the biggest thing is making sure my focus is right here in this building. who ever reaches the super bowl will have to face the best of the best to me. and if the championship that'll be eve of the san francisco, the $49.00 is will the detroit lions. so one of 12 teams never to have one. the games biggest prize for teams less than you know this, this is a times you dream of as a kidney grew up, you know, hoping to be in the spinal games. the 9 is around to make it full time. lucky. off the back to back championship seats. the question is, can they do it with quarterback prop putty?
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he was 2022. he's mr. are relevant. the nickname given to the play i pick last and the nfl dropped. but the forms of familial partnership with the seasons leading touchtone score, christy and mccaffrey. we won't have game bad, you know? and they've obviously been hoping, you know, they'll have another championship coming in this organization. the last couple times they've been in the civil fall in short, so and now we get a shot at it again. this is suppose season football. anything can happen on any given day. we've already seen that in the nfl plan of the season for the san francisco $49.00 is without question. they the record says as much they are the best team in the n, f c. this year. the 9 is heavily fancy to go the way, but then counts up the cheeks who are looking to become the 1st franchise to defend the super bowl typing. since the patriots in 2005, some assignments which is 0. and also as before, we will have more later on, including the latest from the australian open final, but dynamic with them is leaving and yeah, and it could send that to set to nothing. and of course nick has has his money on sent. all right,
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excellent. so that's how you reference was to look for the lights. uh that's it. for me, the clock is on mike calling. it's still funny. i will be a just, i'm, i'm definitely website and i'll just or the comments address is coming right back. bye. for now. the political c comedian, it feels like something is wrong, the closest it has ever been to midnight. they will be met with fire here in the rise of anxiety. are you doing scrolling? radio sleep already that you like, just like exploring how exist, central affects to life impact the human psyche apocalypse maybe coming soon on out to say hey damien to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that
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is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you all . the good coups i think is the most difficult question. i've had to answer facing realities, us vito, in the security council. this is a may just don't think, look, is a problem to exit or to hear the story on told to al jazeera,
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you know, but as i said, the site import into the organization the, the rush to save lives in guys more is really air strikes, targets on eunice, a 165 palestinians have been killed in the last 24 hours. observe any good to have you with us. this is alice's 0 lights from the also coming up in the program, hunger colds,

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