the, the . ready the panic and chaos in northern gaza as is really soldiers fire on palestinians collecting food from a distribution center. the if i'm how much i'm doing this is algebra, live from door. also coming up a does air dropped at the gaza as the you in wars that is real, the systematically preventing a trucks from reaching those in me. we support the ceasefire and we'd like to sit in so listen the war on gaza cast its shadow over presidential primaries in the us battle ground state of michigan. the plus $1000.00 children in the

democratic republic of congo are forced to become soldiers. we hear the stories of boys of escape. the we begin in gaza with a search for food is becoming increasingly difficult and dangerous is really forces have again opened fire on palestinians trying to get food for their families. a crowd was shot at by tanks and snipers as a gathered to collect flour west of gauze, a city. it's not the 1st time is really forces are fired on crowds trying to get a few ins. food agency says it was forced to suspend deliveries in northern gaza because of the violence. the plains of drums, humanitarian aid, and verify for more than one point. 4000000 people are seeking refuge with little or no food. desperate palestinians gathered to collect the boxes of aid provided by colored egypt, jordan, united arab emirates, and france,

and guards as north palestinians, displaced by the fighting, are camping along the main road. they say that humanitarian aid that is reaching them is not even close to enough. the 2nd time we're sitting here in the middle of the will out in the cold. i'm a waiting for a to land on the beach along the our rashid street. we've never had to do this, but i situation to become a lot more difficult as a result of the war and the weakness of some our bridge. unless we had to wait to aid and collect whatever we come to feed children and fill our empty stomachs on the food, the prices have been rising exponentially. and people find themselves in dire straits as a result of the men and guns standing here out in the cold waiting. yeah, that's the biggest use of, i mean i name of all the number of people who are suffering and dying. anita staggering. the aid that into district only covers 10 percent of the needs of those

who a staffing and suffering. all this is the you in humanitarian agency says is real a systematically blocking aid and preventing paramedics from doing their work and gossip. as spokesman said, this is happening despite prior coordination with these really army. the convoys have come on defiant and systematically denied access to people in need to many terry and workers have been harassed, intimidated, or detained by east read the forces and you monitor and infrastructure has been hit at least 576000 people in the gaza strip. that's one quarter of the population. are one step away from famine. that's according to a senior united nations 8 official security council members have been meeting to discuss the fluid scarcity. gabriel elizondo has more on the discussions from the united nations palestinians and guys that continue to suffer with not enough to eat. in many cases, nothing at all. 2 months ago,

the united nations warned that by february, the people of guys a could face imminent risk of famine. on tuesday, the security council was told that is exactly what is happening. and here we are at the end of february, but at least 576000 people in the us. so one quarter of the population, one step away from farming, was one of the 6 children under 2 years of age. and now the drugs are suffering from acute knowledge, isn't the un said they're working to restart delivery to northern gas a, a. this is an absolute humanitarian imperative. the staff on our home was witnessed catastrophic conditions in the north. for the clean water scars malnutrition restoring and the seas is right. probably un is hesitant to explicitly say,

palestinians are dying of hunger. it's becoming increasingly clear that it can not be denied. for witnessing and gaza. right now is the mass killing of children in slow motion. there is almost no food left and nothing is getting to them. and children are being starved while trucks of food are literally sitting just a few miles away, waiting to get in. and we know that this is happening largely because of is really bombardment and restrictions that are preventing the safe delivery of humanitarian aid, including food, a parent, the security council, even the united states, encouraged israel to do more. we urge israel to keep border crossings open for you, man, to turn a to enter gaza, to facilitate the opening of additional crossings to meet you monitor your needs and scale and to support the rapid safe delivery of relief items to vulnerable

people and all the cause of the un continues to say to avoid a famine, there needs to be an immediate cease fire, but the u. s. continues to block any draft resolutions. the call for that the meeting is a joint gabriel's on do. how do you see it? at the united nations in new york. a how much this down play optimism from the us president. but a ceasefire deal with israel is imminent. a senior member of how much his political wing, bathroom name has told up to 0. that how mass has still not received an official proposal for a deal, and mediators are still working on it. he said, for any deal to work from us as conditions must be met, including return to people to their homes. israel's total withdrawal aid access for palestinians and a guaranteed ceasefire. i am also added that how may i ask, who's speaking guarantors such as egypt to cut the key, the un us and russia to ensure any such deal is verifiably upheld by israel. he

says biden's intervention that has been directed at a domestic us audience and cannot conceivably have been intended to place pressure on israel and that's in the out. the us state department however, remains optimistic. a deal can be made. our goal is to achieve a deal to reach a humanitarian pause and the release of hostages as soon as possible. certainly we'd welcome getting one by this weekend. so what i can say about the overall progress is that we made significant progress towards that agreement last week. when we had officials of united states government in gauging in the region, we continue to pursue further progress this week. american officials across the government continue to be engaged on this question. we are trying to push this deal over the finish line. we do think it's possible israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has suggested israel has the backing of the us public to continue its campaign in goss. you could have somebody come on and move your model. how many do

you need since the beginning of the war? i have been leading a political campaign with a therapist, a kid the precious, contingent to in the world before its time. and on the other hand, to gain support for israel triangle we have had significant success in this area. because today, the habit harris poll is published in the united states, which shows that issue to be seen to the american public supports as riley best means for out of 5 citizens in the us support as ryan. this gives us another year of strength to continue the campaign until complete victory. name is robbie. isn't that i'm all love with more on that 10. yeah. whose comments? nothing. yeah. who clearly signaling that as long as he enjoys american public support, as long as israel enjoys support in the us public sphere, he does not have to do what the white house or what president joe biden says with regards to curbing the conflict. we're trying to bring an end to the war and garza, and just on sunday on the us talk shows nothing. yeah. who's also quoted as saying

that deal or no deal and assault on a rough off on the besieged area of rough our so many people are sheltering so many displays palestinians, or sheltering. that will carry on regardless of how the deal does or does not go forward. the all blacks men, as director of the university of california is missouri and center for is real studies. he says the us government is getting frustrated with israel's position. and i think i'm the administrator has point to view the attendance to influence. listen, yahoo! part of the way behind the scenes which has really been going on since the beginning of this war, i have not being entirely successful. i think the administration stand the time. and again, it's request to be is ready to government. what's been up to the pond or they beat out to the phone in the very piece, mail, mama, and then the bible. the ministration starts publicly to lead its frustration,

its noises with mr. young and now in recent weeks present by them during the public records frustrations. i think part of this is, is just the balance on the plus duration that the administrator should bill toward missing yahoo in particular. but it's also, of course we're going to i to the fact that the presidential election is approaching the power is right now. and the president has been taking a lot of criticism from the left wing of his party and upsets and groups among the democratic base to distance himself. permission, yahoo run from is rosabelle and all that kind of war and gaza is overshadowing presidential primaries in the us. we're both democrats and republicans are voting in the state of michigan. president joe biden narrowly won the key battleground state in the 2020 election. but now face as an opposition over his continued support for israel's war on gaza. so let's here, let's hear from voters in dearborn about why some cast and uncommitted book. i

wrote it down to miss because i state prison finding is not doing the right thing for the, for the house teen our students to hire somebody police. absolutely. if it's a piece of both nations, i think that anybody from a different going to democratic well, so and uh, well, i'm committed just so it's multicultural, racial, it's a social issue with this community. the, the, the, the leading issue is the situation in the middle east and it's very well known that we support a ceasefire and we'd like our residents. so listen, the politicians in the united states to listen fulls of clothes in most counties. now. so let's go to john. henry new joins us live from the city of deer, born in michigan, a john, you've been speaking to voters there the past several hours. how is this so called uncommitted campaign doing as well as

the right way to ask the question, because there really is no doubt as to who the winners are and the democratic and republican primaries. probably, joe biden has very little opposition. donald trump and les nikki haley pulls out a surprise, but all the attention is on this campaign. you're asking about the uncommitted campaign. and this is really the epicenter because this is a very large error of american community. in dearborn, i majority air of american community and i can tell you how many people we talk to coming out of a polling place here. who said they were voting uncommitted, it was the vast, vast majority of the voters we spoke to with just about 4 percent of the vote. and we're looking at 8.8 percent voting uncommitted. and the group that is sponsoring is event. listen to michigan. this is at the election watch party that we're at right now. they say that they expect to at least elect one delegate to the

democratic national convention. why is that important? because that means that they'll have someone in there who can raise the issue of gaza and the cease fire whether or not the war is still ongoing, then there will be other issues there. there are many people here who tell me they're dissatisfied with joe biden, involved vote for him in november, even if he changes his position on guys it in does advocate for a ceasefire. so this campaign, it seems to be getting a significant amount of support will know within a matter of hours whether that is in the 10s of thousands enough to really generate the kind of attention that might reach the white house. and john, looking ahead just a bit, what are your think all this means for the general election come november? well it's interesting because the target they initially set here for the uncommitted goes was just 10000 votes, which is the typical amount of votes that you would get for uncommitted. and the

reason for that is that in a wind, donald trump's last one he won by 10000 votes. joe biden won by a 150000 votes. well, there are about 300000 arab and muslim americans here in the state of michigan. that's twice the amount that the biden won by and he's got other problem. so what does this mean? it means a major swing state could be lost by the democrats and it's the one that they're counting on in order for vitamin to retain the white hands. so this group alone might be able to make that difference. and today what they're saying is right now, you don't have our support. all right, john, thanks for breaking that all down for us as i'll just here is john henry and live in dearborn michigan. what is the ad is the ceo of engage a muslim advocacy group. he says i'm committed, voters are sending a message to president by well, there is a lot of anger and disappointment and pain, which is the whole point behind this campaign. we're just sending a signal of those set them as to the white house to the democratic party. many of

those voters voted for the democratic ticket and for then candidate binding. and they are trying to get their voices heard in his clear way as possible. i know that the listen to michigan campaign of which my organization engage is this order of has made over a 100000 calls. there's been many doors have been knocked on. i believe our team alone has not on 10000 doors. hundreds of 1000 just text messages have gone out. there's been a lot of energy behind it. we know that in previous cycles, the numbers have been around 20000 of those who voted uncommitted in the democratic primaries. and our hope is that we will surpass those numbers and we need an immediate cease fire. we need to rebuild it as a we need to restore fund, read for on whether you an agency forecasting and refugees that we really need to need to address the root causes of all of this, which is really occupation of the past tense. and what we hear is, sympathy is nodding of heads, folks and you know,

we agreed is really they have killed too many palestinians were telling them not to do that, but the end of the day actions are louder than words. what we need is a change in policy, a change of policy that at this blood show and supports the liberation of the costing you people once and for all. still ahead on al jazeera, searching for a way forward, some of sending goals leaders meet in the car to discuss a presidential election. but not all of them are there the the, the weather brought to you by visit castle high. we have a massive temperature contrast in the weather across north america. once again, we've got some winfrey weather up towards the northwest board. we've got some very hot weather down across the central most pond. so choose that we. so temperature is

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the, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top stories this hour is really forces that again open fire on palestinians trying to get food 8 and gaza snipers and tank shot at crowds, west of gauze, a city is really army has repeatedly attacked people lining up for humanitarian supplies across the street. human security council members have been meeting to discuss the food shortage and gaza senior aid. official says over half a 1000000 people are just one step away from fan thomas's down playing optimism from the us president that a ceasefire. deal with israel could be imminent. a member of the groups political bureau told us either that for a deal to be finalized. israel must agree to withdraw all its forces from gods. the mirror of carpet has warrant that the world is witnessing a genocide of the palestinian people on his 1st date visit to france, shift to me. but how much to fanny also said that the international community is

failing to end the suffering of palestinians and gaza, or to protect civilians. he's been welcomed in paris by president emanuel my crow animal hospital is highly alarming. you often mobile with the counter and risk a higher than either before as the world continues to witness the genocide being waged against the brotherly palestinian people. using starvation force displacement an indiscriminate showings out. in the meanwhile, the international community is still unable to adopt the unified stance that puts an end to the war and the gaza strip, and it provides a minimum level of protection of children, women, and civilians. bernard smith has more from paris. this is the 1st state visit by cats as americans. it came to pass in 20 is the team to midland. how about? i'll fine, it hasn't cost been to friends many times since then, but the french i've never before quoted at the state visit level, the highest level of visit that can be between sites and indications. hops of

importance. emmanuel macro on attaches to kept as role in the negotiations between israel on homeless on a potential new cease 5. at least i probably says a toolbox over the next few days will focus on ongoing efforts to obtain a safe spot and enable months of a to be provided to the people of guns. that's not a cause and priority for the palestinians that i'm homeless as well as getting is what is relative withdrawal from the gaza strip. we know that on monday cause it may have met with a smile. any of the leader of how much is political viewer of he's faced in doha. so he will be bringing the power is the latest information he has on how much this think punishment. i'll just say era. paris, turning to the warren ukraine, the french prime minister says that nothing is off the table in western efforts to prevent russia's advances. gabriella tells comments, follow president emmanuel, my crime,

refusing to rule out sending soldiers to ukraine to die on. you cannot say, no, we are behind you, crane. and if we allow russia to take control tomorrow, it could be member countries of the european union. why perhaps possibly be more, i don't want my generation and those that follow to grow up with the idea there's a lot jungle can. once again be applied to your policy, we felt good on the front line in eastern don't yet ukrainian forces have evacuated . $73.00 children, it's an area that's been under constant russian attack since the war began 2 years ago. ukrainian say the situation only gets worse, and there seems to be no end in sight to the fighting. the ukranian president, his head talks and saudi arabia, with the crown prince mohammed been set in mind. the kingdom has played a key role in helping broker prisoner exchanges below them. as lensky is, trip comes as his forces have retreated from territory and eastern ukraine following intense fighting. and he's appealing for more help to boost stocks of ammunition. and rush, a foreign diplomats of pay tribute to boris and himself on the 9th anniversary of

his assassination flowers were laid on the bridge in moscow, where the opposition leader was shot rushes, former deputy prime minister was a harsh critic of president vladimir put 5 men were found guilty of the assassination, but his family se, whoever ordered the shooting, escape just ukrainian grand exports are causing continuing protests and neighboring poland. scuffles broke out on the streets of the capital. warsaw, bullets, farmers say that you premium per use is unfair competition. they're also angry at e u environment regulations and higher costs to meet climate change targets. are things that go, james? i know we want to increase solutions to the 10 years ahead, so we know what to do cuz i want to produce how to change all the forms in which direction they need. we know nothing important. we don't see them there, how much we're going to get for grade in 5 months with the equal. we process to you not only for us, bomb is the nation and the whole european union needs to be aware that we have

flooded with uncontrolled flows of different products from outside of the that do not me tell you are being known that we farm is forbidden from violating, and that's why we cannot compete with such products. but you and estimates the more than a 1000 children in the democratic republic of congo were abducted and forced to become child soldiers or porters for armed groups last year with government troops fighting the m. 23 group in the east aid workers are worried. children living in camps for the displaced are particularly vulnerable. catherine, so i spoke to some of the boys and bullying go in eastern new york. of this use are all under 18 years old. they say they were adapted from the villages that are now under the control of m, 535 to is well used as neighbors for the escapes with heat in the identity for security reasons. we'll call this point on. he says on demand,

a talk to his village in january was separated from his finally managed runaway and ended up at this come school, be my my, you know, like i'm, you know, my was not fine. my family is still back there. i keep thinking about them. i tried to call them on the telephone, but the numbers don't go through. sometimes i want to go back home to see if they're okay. youngest here is 11 years old. the wine known to each other and did not separately, but they found called forth in the shed experience. you don't have to go very far to find such stories of children who are abducted. some of them are very traumatized. they say they cannot find help to flores before youtube is trying to support them. one of her sons was killed. the other is in the hands of the fighters . she does what she can, but she's also taking care of 17 other family members. william

how you my house is not com. i think about my boys all the time. and so the u. m. s. m. i sat around 12000 sugar and support with i'm actually number. we also supporting children who have been free, released from media, very terrible stories on a daily basis. these boys still not say, not easy pray for on group locking and surrounding areas. catherine, sorry, level. com, democratic republic. incentive goal crisis talks involving politicians, civil society leaders and religious figures have come up with june, 2nd as a new date for presidential elections. the to day national dialogue proposed the date. despite being boycotted by most presidential candidates, nicholas hawk has more from senegal is capital that car trying to find his way at the national dialogue is probably minister. i'm i do by the ruling party candidate

. he was one of the few presidential hopefuls attending talks organized by president mike, you sell to set a new election date where he says he's very confident for an outcome, the following weeks of political instability. and sometimes the violin protests sparks by solid decision to cancel. last sunday's presidential election, politicians civil society and really just the just meant for 2 days of talk. the result is, is suggested date for the re schedule election, jude, the 2nd lot. it's much more than an election date. it's a moment of communion for the nation and the senegalese people to choose a leader for our country. well, we need to put our egos aside and put the interest of the nation 1st. 15 of the 18 presidential candidates refused to join the talks. instead, they appealed to the constitutional counsel to set the new election date. for many

people in this room, the date to the presidential election will end the crisis, but it will be the beginning of a process to rebuild the trust in the democratic institutions of the country during talk. so announced a proposed legislation for a general amnesty for what he describes as acts relating to political demonstration since 2021. thousands of imprisoned people, including opposition, the dirt which men sancho could be released. but for presidential hopeful, began godaddy. the proposed amnesty is a ploy to protect members of solid security forces. suspected of crime is at least 40 people have died in political protest in the past 3 years. out of the ship. ah, why the need for reconciliation? there was no war, only demonstrations where people died and cause these murders need to be investigated. those involved should be judged and then, and present to the don't time to fat solves final years. it office appear to have brought its ability to and normally stable nation participants in the national

dialogue. hope the 2nd of june will bring national units in election date chosen not by the president. but through consensus in the country where politicians appeared, divided douglas hawk elgin's era, the car a former leader of a far ride paramilitary group and columbia has been extradited from the united states after serving a 15 year sentence for cocaine trafficking. salvatore mancuso now faces trial and columbia for killings and crimes, linked to his time is commander of the united self defense forces. the so called war lord has testified to a peace tribunal in hopes of receiving lenient sentence is described close links between far right paramilitaries and columbia as politically from bogota outside around p. as he explains the significance of mine costello's return. after 16 years for him or prior military war lord, so that's what i'm on because a returned at to columbia, there was great expectation for this a return. you will have to face

a just this also here in his home country for thousands of privacy committed back in the early 2, thousands at the heights of columbia as the internal civil conflict. the bodies also hoping to be able to get a life sentence, or even leaving the prison at shortly because you will work as a piece emissary for cooling. the cut them in a government of a gustavo pay, throwing a letter to the president's 5th row and the columbia and people. he says he is ready to dedicate the rest of his life to become an instrument of peace and of this country. there is great expectation for what he will be able to add in testimony to the peace tribunals here in columbia. the possibility also to discover what