of the challenges of reality and future states organized by the national human rights committee of the state of guitar and association with the from the notes to the south and balance that is rarely strikes. devastated heavily populated areas. hundreds of all palestinians have been killed while overwhelmed hospital struggle to treat the engines, the hello on, and the put on them in the says, i'll just even live from doha. also coming off the u. s. equity of stage arrives and saudi arabia on the 1st leg of the lease tool, and that includes thompson, egypt cross out the occupied westbank and his room. 15,

to one time neighborhoods in should a, at least a 122 people have been killed in thousands of on the homes and portions. can charles announce, since he's undergoing treatment for cancer? the it is just pause 20 gmc, that's 11 pm and gaza. what israel is pushing ahead for this bombardment of this trip. palestinians are still recovering from a striking central bows of federal law that killed an injured thousands of people. many of them children, some of and java begins, are coverage and a warning that some of us may find the images in his reports. distressing. the, as the reading becomes louder, it's daybreak and got, or would this be months of suffering and immense district?

like every of the morning, the bodies are then piled on trucks. these are victims of it's really bombing and data that are in sent to you does. another mother carries her child last kiss from the sister. one last, jones defeated, defaulting loved one, went off to the other. the dead gathered on the ground. the god is sufficient for us to describe it and is really drawing muffins the morning of these mothers, father's husband's brothers and sisters in the drawing is louder than the funeral pants on day 1. 22. there's little that up in the bottom of density populated palestinian areas and there's really forces that drew from some parts. this is what

remains of much of cause of more than 2 thirds of the population is displaced. many of the 1700000 displays people have been pushed out multiple times at the places where they took refuge are also being attacked by is really forces went to another attack and they have the block heavy and then the family buried under their home. and by the way, we managed to recover some dead bodies from the rubble. this residential building had 4 floors. a dozen families were inside. these really planes level to, to the ground. more than a 100 persons, not one or 2 more than a 100, mostly women and children were killed, but this is a prime. the more wounded are brought to the in a good, intuitive supplies. alexa hospitals, doctors kind of tragic since many of the critically boom to die because they cannot provide that across care. it's too dangerous to operate in san diego the

because it is really forces in snipers. as mike feels more women and children who make up 75 percent of the killed and wounded call out in pain the northeast by the way, into the college just in the winter, the due date and got the some of the job you all to do is go to our correspondent thought it was a, he's joining us life on that offline southern gaza and thought of tell us about the latest strikes and the impact of having on people there. so yes, uh, insights, uh, elizabeth of the ongoing fruits that is really military strikes continued in the past few hours in different areas in gauze on the main focus was on the city of con, you and as for it has been widely attacked, especially during the facility of

a nicer hospital where a number of residential buildings that have been targeted and ongoing, often to reboot bottom until the eastern part of the city. now it has been reported according to i wouldn't stay on the ground that been saying that israel is destroying and demolishing a residential neighborhood. one off to the java, especially in the central areas of hon. units that are so close to a nice or hot not for hospital, where medical teams and if activities are completely unable to, uh, being afforded safe cory to, to get to a rough off. but today, uh, people who have been trapped in the uh, i'm a hospice on, had been given a safe cory door to sleep 2, uh, 2 rough or a number of, of them had managed to sleep. but the opposite still truck inside the medical facility, especially it'll generally people to a people who are suffering from threats, from injuries alongside with the medical teams. we're still racing inside this partially operating hospital. the situation in terms of as strikes in the middle

areas of congress to continue. but we have been seeing a gradual increase of violence classes between the palestinian fighters in the east very so just in gauze was sitting in every mountain neighborhoods in a suburb of neighborhoods. as well in the central areas of kansas city static, thank you very much for that. that is thought it was the latest live in rafa. the us secretary of the stage has arrived in saudi arabia on the 1st leg off and the police tor anthony blank. and his mazing officials involved with the war on gaza, expected to top the agenda, and also visit the casa egypt. the occupied westbank and his royal mama jump june, has moved from the side of these. so when you look across these really media landscape where there are lots of leaks from officials and also anonymously sourced government officials speaking to these different publications. well, they're essentially saying that it's not going to be an easy time for blinking and

that the prospect for nathan yahoo signing onto some kind of a ceasefire deal not quite as optimistic about that as the american counterparts are at this stage. so there's lots of reasons for that, but primarily the biggest one is the kind of pressure that benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister is under right now, both politically and societally. so nothing yahoo right now is facing growing pressure from his right wing flank. you have those far right wing ministers, like it's more been given here, the national security minister, like both of those monitors. the finance minister who have openly said on multiple occasions over the course of the past week that they essentially would be willing to leave the coalition collapse the government rather than see nets and yahoo enter into some kind of a cease fire deal that would not be advantageous for israel, more and more members of the right are saying that it's unacceptable for them to

see thousands of palestinian prisoners released in exchange for the remaining is really kept as in gaza. also they're saying it's unacceptable for them to see and into the war without israel having achieved his ultimate goal and objective of completely eliminating how much that the palestinians release agency and why says it's trucks caring humanitarian aid. and the gaza came on the 5 from his really forces on was released picture, the show and trucks that it says were damaged by his writing naval gunfire. early on monday, on why says this isn't the 1st time it's convoys have been hit? the don't have a license, i wouldn't my go this morning. it was not the 1st time we were recording void with the united nations was a talk. it just the 3rd time it couldn't void belonging to enter well has been exposed to ox, docks on its way to the north, or when it's coming back from the north. and this is not acceptable. humanitarian convoys, according to international humanitarian law, must be protected from all parties to the conflict. also during combat of the un is

putting together a group of senior officials to audit armoire, which is the largest humanitarian provider in the gaza strip. they'll check whether the one agency has done enough and responds to is really allegations that 12 of its staff involved in the of for the 7th attacks. the investigation will be led by catherine calling on the former french foreign minister. the review group will begin works nations this month and is expected to publish its findings and april is go to our correspondent christian. so to me, she's joining us live from the united nations. but also the stake in this investigation question given on was a lifeline from millions of palestinian refugees in gaza. and the region us clearly the united nations is trying to restore confidence in and right, the organization that is best position to help so many needy people in gaza, the growing number of needy people in gaza. this in that this committee that has

been set up by the un secretary general, was actually requested by philip plaza or any over a month ago, before the accusations were made against onrush staff that came to light. recently, the accusations prompted another investigation that will take place simultaneously to this review groups. so on the one hand, you've got an investigation by the office of internal oversight services. the o i o. s. here at the united nations, looking at the specific allegations against the unrest staff were accused of participating in the october 7th attacks in israel. that will be one trans. and then on the other side, you have this review group will look more systematically at onrush. what it does to ensure neutrality amongst its employees and what measures are taken and how those

are inactive. in forrest and of former foreign minister, as you said, of france, catherine call, and i will be the head of this operation. and she'll be working with 3 scandinavian research organizations to conduct that study, which should be done sometime in the coming months. but it shows how concerned the united nations is and how much it wants to get under a back on track, so that it can serve the needs of the people in gaza or at kristen and also at the united nations. the security council is set to discuss the situation in the middle east after russia quote, for an emergency amazing, what are we expecting? so yes, so russian call this meeting under the agenda items, threats to international peace and security, making the case that the us strikes in a rock and syria over the weekend represent a broadening of the middle east conflict and a potential threat to the region. if not, the world comes at

a time when the security council is also considering a potential ceasefire resolution that was put forward by algeria. but that the united states has said it to oppose the meeting to heighten the growing tensions to call attention to the growing tensions in the region. out of time when many member states in the un officials are worried about this escalation. and also calling for a cease fire so that more humanitarian aid can be delivered as well. the security council unable to come together in the form of resolution, but continuing to have meetings to keep the issue on the agenda and in the spotlight. a lot of preston. thank you very much for that question. so let me live at the united nations in new york. so the

motions can charles has been diagnosed with cancer booking and pallets of mountains that he would not be fulfilling his public duties. last month, the king spent several days in hospital for an enlarged prostate test, then identified a separate type of cancer from minister wishes to not wish to control as well, and said that he had no doubt that he would be back to full strength in no time and walking in palaces, explain why the royal family decided to, to publicly about the king's house. it's released the statement saying his majesty has chosen to share his diagnosis, to prevent speculation and, and the host that may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer. so under the ego has moved from london, or the king returned to london on monday to begin treatment. what has been described as a form of cancer. now just the last week, he had been in hospital for treatments to

a benign in large pro states. that treatment had been deemed to success, which makes this news rather shocking, some o low the treatment has begun rather swiftly. the king will not be undertaking any public duties, but he will be still continuing with the state to choose which presumably means he will still be meeting with the prime minister for his weekly meetings. now, his son harry will be flying back to the u. k. from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the palace itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed,

but also judge the public a to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. somebody have done. sonya jago alda 0 london, so head on alger 0 angle on the streets of 7 goals, capital protest is to mom, president monkey solves 10 down off the he delayed the upcoming elections the the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff. hello, there was not down on the in australia and 10 days off to making land full in the north east with finally seeing the end of tropical fi clone. kimberly its working its way well the remnants of it away from that southeast corner still bringing some scratches,

found the storms and showers to the likes of new south wales. but on tuesday, the heaviest of the rain dominating across the tropical north of australia will see some heavy down pools affecting the north of queensland on tuesday. but by wednesday they'll be rumbling their way towards the north west with some of those funds. don's continuing in darwin through to the end of the week. large be fine and dry to the sol. so this a much hard to, once again in pass, you can see the heat being pumped back and back in there will be up into the high thirty's, towards the end of the wheat, much cooler, full that south east corner. and as we hope of the talisman to new zealand, missing losely settled whether dominate in the north. some went to weather, creeping in once again to the south west. but christ church seeing pleasant conditions at 32 degrees celsius dipping down slightly into wednesday. and as it moved to south east asia, heavier rain dominating in the south, much try and halter in the north for thailand. of the weather,

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a mind to about stories, the sound that is rainy on me is gone, and gauze are from the north to south targeting heavily populated areas. it's issued more of actuation orders, as it's full, says, push sauce, the pals to me and say there was no way safe for them to go. us 70 of state entities. lincoln is back in the middle east for talks on gaza. he's caught me in saudi arabia and well travelled as royalty occupied, westbank, egypt, and kasha, and versions. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. fucking and pounds announced that he wouldn't be fulfilling his public duties. last month, the king spent several days in hospital and for an enlarged prostate test, then identified a separate types of cancer. and that's returned to gauze and now with some palestinian families of pitching tents and a symmetry and rougher more people are being forced into the southern corner of the strip as rarely expands its ground. defensive if the some gun friend reports

surrounded by dust, displaced policy in use of trying to live, where others are buried, with nowhere else to go. these families have found shelter amid the tombstones. so i have the hand which you know, they do not again and ask you on the phone so we are forced to leave behind. so we ended up here. people started putting up tents in and around the graveyard. the entire area is crammed with display thousands. when you run out of space, we're living among the dead. and that's a lot more, more fresh graves, a dog every day. with children playing only a few meters away. parents say they can't protect their little ones from the horrors of life and gaza. while i'm lucky, if you had this number, then you would. children are shock traumatized. they're going crazy them on the witness dose and so the bodies being buried, the body is returned by the east ready forces or decomposed and smelled oh, food channel. the i'm mentioning a psychologically really and the i'm not know my children anymore. i don't allow,

i don't have no unit stuff estimates more than a 1000000 children in the gaza strip will require mental health support them in the i'm so scared i cannot sleep. my younger brother is frightened by the graves to just just yesterday, a truck came and offloaded 70 bodies. so they were buried before ice. nearly 1700000 palestinians have been forced from their homes by israel's military offensive. in the off of the old running out of space annually, everything else it's saturday. that means the more we are forced to live among the dead waiting for our day to die and join them 6 feet under. what else can i say? there is no food. we can't sleep peace today. we have to night the most basic human rights. no bathrooms, even more so. there is none. it also is where is well ordered palestinians to go for their own safety. but as the army plans to expand its ground operations in the south of the strip,

the symmetry and this tent camp will likely keep growing if do some good food. i'll g 0. the members of 7 goals parliament to debating a bill after president marcus al, postponing this month's elections. the legislation could see the poles laid by up to a yeah, president solve the size of disputes over the selection of candidates for postponing the vote. the proposal was put forward by an opposition figure cutting wide with the support of the president. meanwhile, police in the capital of the ca, 5 to gas, it protest as outside parliament, the demonstrations that she was president sol of trying to cling to power and the demand. and he stepped down as follows. the process on sunday in which a prominent officer shanita was arrested, i mean, not to, to day had cooled the election today. an unprecedented democratic regression. nicholas hans reports from senegal capital because really heated debates inside and national assembly heavily guarded by police in riot gear. we've seen members of parliament coming close to exchanging blows on the one side is the old guard

represented by m p's, from the ruling party supporting present lucky cell, but also opposition figure cream. what is the son of the former president of july, what they were suggesting delayed to the election to august 25th. but for a new generation of n p's that represent the opposition figure, we spend some code that's unacceptable. they want to see the elections that were planned for february 25th to take place. they see this bill as a constitutional cou, a ploy for present microsoft to cling onto power. they've been denouncing the infringement on a civil space around this debate. well, the television, one of the main broadcaster in this country has been put off air. the mobile internet services have been cut down no authority say this is to prevent further

violence. they've been riots around what is happening, but many senegalese feel that they've been robbed of, of there's ability to have a say over who gets to lead this country. and that's what that steak for then is to protect the democracy. here instead of go nicholas hawk algebra, the car to pocket style now with the men in the northwest have attacked a police station that these 10 officers were killed and 6 injured. and the city of bid us mind con, focused on, has seen a number of attacks on the security forces in recent days, general directions, a scheduled to take place on thursday. come on. hi, that has more comments, lombard. this was this particular attack took place in the district of uh did a smile con um the remote for litigation which i situated outside the main city of the itemized con knowledge. and remember, the dates might have gone also borders what was formerly focused on the driver's

duty of how it was this done. this was one of the hard beds of the day to get the bond focused on focused on the accused of wellness done, of providing centuries on, not doing and off disrupt the infiltration of the dollar bond fight that they have been attacking the police at random over the past few months, there's been a spike in the number of a tag. dozens of police men have been good in february police station, so they attacked coming. uh, as you mentioned just days before the election, the ttp and it's affiliated group, there's a new group which is guard a movement for jihad and focused on the day. a good job focused on this is a group that has been claiming responsibility for multiple or diag, that'd been an attack and below just on as red and rich for p d. i a workers your cares. so this is not new, but given the fact that the security forces,

the police are going to be deployed on election day because this is going to be a sensitive election to have to maintain law and order. so therefore, there is likelihood of more attacks against the police at the time when they're busy and election year the but this is not something new and is likely to continue on to the issue. is it a dog rid of one has done, and how focused on do is reduce the mold of and president mohammed moiz who has demanded indian troops of withdrawal from the country during an address to parliament. he emphasized the importance of sovereignty. the multi says india agreed to pull out his military personnel before may, but new delhi is yet to confirm the timeline. mohammed louisa also promised to upgrade the defense falls into what he called a modern military. this is all to the gum. i believe the motives to strengthen its military capabilities to be able to defend the country by road c. and as we started to do that, now,

the more deviant defense pulse will soon be able to conduct surveillance of the 900000 square kilometer area of the melodies, exclusive economics. then 24 hours a day of age. and coal has sentenced and australia in russia to suspend a death sentence. young hang june who was born in china, has been found guilty on espionage charges. essential as follows. yags arrest in 2019, at a chinese airport. he had worked as an employee of china, state security department for a decade. australia as foreign minister has condemned the verdict. these trillion government has advocated for dr. young with china at every opportunity and at the highest levels. we have consistently cold for basic standards of justice, procedural fitness and humane treatments to dr. young. in accordance with international norms and toners, they go obligations. let's try that will not relent in our advocacy for justice, for dr. young's interest and well being,

including appropriate medical treatment. and we will continue to provide controller assistance to him and his family. close to our lands. wanted to think of the re, you know, to include face family should as president gabrielle bought, a chaz declared 2 days of national mourning for the victims of wall 5, sweeping through the coastal valve body. so region, the strong winds and high temperatures of food in the flames, the death toll has risen to at least a 122 and with 100 still missing their off is that number could rise significantly . i'll actually america editor lucy, a newman report from valve body so, so they've been the most devastating the most deadly that this country has ever ever witnessed. and you can see signs of that right, where i am, these people that you see here lining up are waiting to give information to the a prosecutor's office. this is part of a long and very painful process for the identification and the delivery of the

bodies that are being found little by little. and this is right next to the morgue at the end of this street you for us, they begin by saying they are missing their loved ones. they don't know where they are. in some cases they've been able to find their charged bodies. in many other cases, they have not been able to do so. from here, they have to go over to the medical institute, which is part of the, the health system. and of course, is where the mortgage is, where the time of the bodies are. none have yet been given back to their loved ones to their family members, the survivors to be buried yet because it's taking a very, very, very long time. and that's what people who are complaining about. but eventually the, the government is trying to and the legal authorities are trying to match the bodies with the dna of the people who are here. so that also takes time. we have seen absolutely devastating signs of grief pierre stories of, of a father that went to look for his son while the son went to look for him. and then

the father died. i'm in trying to get to the one of their children and a grandmother dying with her grand daughter who went running to save her families was separated 3 or 4 members of the family dying and the rest left destitute without anything. very, very, very sad stories indeed we did here though, and we have seen some signs of generosity, for example, the, the owner of the largest funeral parlor in the country. and in fact, in south america is offering free burial services. the the and everything from the coffin to of psychological help for the family members whom they say have already lost everything and certainly can be paying for a funeral to the us mail. or congress is considering a measure that would shut down at southern border with mexico if the daily average of migrant arrivals exceeds $5000.00. that is well below the current number of crossings as migraines and asylum seekers from nation america. fleet to the us from

the border town of equal pos and texas. heidi joe cost to have a ports you're going to resume the law enforcement. the police maintain the peace between a few doesn't right? we n t. margaret protesters. and if you doesn't border residents who said migrants should be welcomed. usually people just want food and water and a queen pair of socks. sometimes when i find people they get down on their knees and they ask for god to bless me. but this wasn't the only stand off an eagle past texas on sunday meters away and steps from the us border. texas governor greg abbott declared his state's opposition to the federal government. and we are here to send a loud and clear message that we are banding together to fight to ensure that we will be able to maintain our constitutional guarantee that.