this days and the answers to the village mother is about to give her the music to go to the hospital. like no, no which gate is open and which one is closed? the the out of the welcome to the program. i'm joe. now this is the news ally from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel is facing global condemnation of killing at least a 112 hour students while they were collecting aid in northern gaza. the report from a neighborhood in gaza city where it is really strikes. it's a gathering of palestinians, killing at least 5 people. at least 45 people die in

a fire at a 6 story building in bangladesh as a capital dot com and the radians value to the 1st parliament to the election since nationwide. protests went the country in 2022. and in sports, the 3rd practice session of the season, opening a bar in ground 3 is currently under way, was hamilton, and will be out to cause an onset this weekend. and what is the final season for the 1st saving? the so let's begin this global condemnation after his riley soldiers shopped and killed palestinians scrambling for desperately needed food in gaza. city, foreign ministers, age groups, and rights. organizations of old denounced the attack. at least a 112 people were killed and 700 injured. many of them in critical condition. these are some of the scenes us as film does, palestinians gathered, but the bodies all the un which has repeatedly failed to secure

a cease fire is cooling for an independent investigation. but in the science, these ready ministry is attacked to school housing, displaced palestinians in hong eunice. at least 4 people were killed. the 3 at 30220 palestinians have now been killed in israel's war on gaza. when in garza city and his radio strike targeted a gathering of palestinians in the neighborhood of outside tune, at least 5 palestinians were killed, their attacks have caused widespread damage and destruction in the area. now i want to 0 is the smell. i'll go as this report now hold on to month, the tie as i'm standing in the middle of as a, to a neighborhood. it was one of the most densely populated areas in causes cities, but it was invaded by these really forces on 2 occasions during this war and before the land defensive. the area was carpet bombs for days, killing an injury. hundreds, in today's dozens of dead bodies remain buried under these ruins and dozens more

are still lying on roads. but there's massive destruction at large scale devastation as the pictures show, houses leveled buildings burned down and infrastructure destroyed near one year and most of the value. but most office of destruction on a massive scale beyond any description of homes were destroyed. this is all that is left of my property bestowed. the a bad thing can also say i'm gonna pass off a dock out of the last time i called my family was 5 days ago and they told me the situation was dangerous. i austin, to leave the helpline. they told me snipers and drones were all around them and they couldn't leave it, but i do not know what else killed the whole buried underneath the debris. i appealed to the red cross, the whole we'll see most to help us remove the trouble to find well, some of these all now should they have it as that the columns of smoke are still seen rising from buildings which were set on fire by these rarely forces had

they've destroyed every aspect of life in the gaza strip, even depriving people of the possibility of returning to their holiness at hail on . yeah. then opens. those was awful. but with my family and i were at home and all of a sudden we were showered with mrs and training between dark and we were definitely, we kept calling out to one another. our neighbors to start to charge a fee of their sons were kids. and one of them had his head of going as buddy. now it is just a minute just, i mean these are some of the dead bodies recently recovered from under the ruins in the neighborhood. most of them are women and children killed inside their homes as these really missiles and shells fell on their heads. residents and civilian defense teams on hand in hand are hoping to find any survivors under this multi story building. i mean, i nominate and i know we are doing our best to recover dead bodies and hoping we can find any survivors. we found some trapped underneath the rubble. they've been there for 10 days without food or water at the grace of god. they're still alive.

there's large scale devastation with that carpet bombing and followed by a landing page. i think there's been the intentional destruction of homeless i any infrastructure in every aspect of life in the gaza strip snyder the whole just the of the highest a doing my, the another was as well, but it's west georgia. it's now live from occupied east jerusalem. and bernard staying, of course, with the, the events of the hours of thursday morning with the attack on people seeking a didn't cost the city. we've talked about the discussions in these really media about what actually happened to fail may not to be responsible. but i wonder what is being said about what it actually means to and for israel, for israel's war effort for efforts towards a sci fi. so joiner is israel is military knowledge of it is generally be accepted version of events here that is the military. second, there was this done, paid thousands of palestinians surrounding the $38.00

a trucks that passed through the northern gauze. if people were killed in a stump even crushed by large lars, and yes, the military open fire on people because some of them, they say, felt they felt it posed a threat to the military. what's now getting more debate to is around medications for his ro internationally and then his war on gaza of what happened on thursday morning because such as a large scale of casualties. well then, could this effect to cease by some, how could the us in particular, that are asking a use this to lever as leverage against israel to encourage is military to, to rein in its military, to encourage israel to agree to a cease fire earlier then it might be willing to and if you look at the, some of the in global condemnation, you know, from saudi arabia, they have condemned the targeting of unarmed civilians. spain's foreign minister says the under benzo unacceptable underlies the urgency of a c spy. germany's foreign minister calling for his route to conduct

a thorough investigation. israel's, um, it says, must fully explain how the must panic and shooting could've happened. is it just a and is some a sample of some of the global condemnation that's being following what happened in gaza on thursday morning? is rabbits acutely aware of it and recognizes that this may have consequences for its future prosecution of the war and gaza. gunnar, thanks for that. we'll leave it there. was painted in i occupied east jerusalem. and frances, echoing the winds cool for an independent investigation into the killing of palestinian 8. see cuz in gaza, of all of us. just room and it department, no visual. so the humanitarian situation has been catastrophic, and for several weeks, somebody, it is m defensible on justifiable, is repulsive israel, most of us it long. and it means that you saw what people are fighting for food and almost riots, or she may have heard the demand un secretary general for an investigation. and

from what said both of those adults, the united nation 6th street general meanwhile, has condemned the killing of palestinians in that attack and gaza safety. he's also cold for an investigation. his spokesman repeated calls for an immediate cease fire . gabriel is on the has the details from un headquarters in new york. the spokes person for the secretary general is not calling it a massacre. instead, calling it an appalling incident that needs further investigation to get to the bottom of who the perpetrators were and time for accountability. but during his noon briefing, journalist pressed him multiple times about how exactly he was condemning and why the spokes person would not specifically point the finger. it is real, but i questioned him why not? but they were adamant that the un was not involved in any way in this. a delivery

cool on the ground in northern guys are right now is delivering aid on the ground, not the united nations. it is any other country that you know of doing data on the ground, but we only focus on ourselves. right? so the un is not delivering a, i mean we were, we're all, so we, we read the press reports of member states doing uh, doing a deliveries the, i guess facilitating some deliveries. we were not present at what had the tragedy that happened this morning to you. instead, they had to pause a delivery to the north of guys that because it simply became too dangerous. and the d confliction mechanism that they were working with these rarely military on simply is not working according to the us. and they say they're trying to find any avenues they can to resume food delivery to the north. but they say it is very

difficult until there is a ceasefire. and up until now that is simply not happened. gabriel's on the out is either at the united nations in new york and palo stands and busted it to the united nation, says palestinians are paying the price for paralysis at the un security council. according to the information that we have, dozens of them have bullets in that head. it's not like you know, fighting in the sky to it is today and people, if there was a confusions and class, it was intentionally thought of getting and killing. and the number that we have now is 100 of them. 2 of us have been killed and the number is increasing and 750 injured and possibly the number it would be increasing this out 3 just, you know, massacre as a testimony to the fact that as long as the security concept is better lies in

vito's cost it then it is costing the palestinian people their lives. i wanted to bring in mohammed l mastery. now professor of media studies at the institute for graduate studies, he joins may live on the set. he, it good to see you again. and i want to pick up again on both sides, reporting the from talk about east jerusalem, where he suggests that or one form of discussion taking place. now, among his railey opinion makers is the concern that some of them may have that this attack and gaza becomes a pivotal moment around which weld opinion consolidates. we've seen that with a number of countries speaking up now. again calling for an immediate cease 5, we've seen it. the number of countries pointing the finger again at these ro, for firing on civilians. and this is a moment when israel gets forced into

a cease fire that he doesn't want, can you see this is a pivotal moment. the moment for change. you know, i think it's possible, but i also, or want to remind all of us that israel has committed numerous atrocities. over the past 5 months, they've attacked hospitals, they've attacked un shelters, they've attacked schools, university universities, residential buildings, and they've been condemned. we've talked about the opinion pulling data we've talked on this set. i've spoken with you about kind of nations that's coming from, from leaders in europe and from the global south. even the united states has gone on record in the past. um, sort of condemning some of israel's actions in gaza. and so i'm not convinced yet that a massacre of around a 100 people is going to change things when we've been averaging a couple of 100 people killed per day for 5 months. it's a stock st. jewelry event, and it's happens at the moment in time when negotiations are taking place,

apparently in pretty advanced stages towards some sort of a cease fire if not a final ceasefire. so it is tempting to see it. there's not sort of a moment, of course, it's all about the united states. and these red is a part of the particularly concerned that this might be a moment that the united states use is to try and leverage them into a cx. 5. any sign of a shift in the us position where i watched some of the remarks yesterday and it didn't look like it to me. and in the united states administration is saying pretty much what it's been saying for the last 5 months after israel commits some sort of a massacre or atrocity. so i'm not seeing evidence yet. well, you know, we'll have to watch things over the next few days. if, if there's pressure from the international community, um, you know, you leaders in europe, that's best possible. but you mentioned the negotiations for a cease fire. the, the, the, you know, the sticking point there has always been the end,

the game. israel has been adamant that it's going to effectively destroyed god, so it doesn't use those words, but we, we see what they're doing on the ground. we, we hear the rhetoric coming out of is really political circles. they want to make life on livable. they're trying to ethnically cleanse browser as part of their so called greater israel plan. as long as that remains their intent. there's just not a lot of incentive for from us, uh to, to agree to, to agree to a deal. sure, it's possible, right? israel doesn't mind waiting a few weeks, not sense right? to continue with operations. so it is possible that there is a ceasefire reached before i'm of on, but something more sustained, something permanent. i'm still, i'm still skeptical. i mean, it must be the case. must it know that he's ro, even with that singular vision, recognizes that there is nothing instance the mountain road down which it can travel that that road is getting shorter and shorter that eventually the pressures

of the coming election in the united states will bear on the budnick ministration and is all ready those precious showing already and that eventually and they will be reined in what we would like to think so, but many people also said the israel would be reined in after the i c j here in a month and a half or, or so ago, but in fact, what they did was intensify their compartment of gaza and the aftermath of those hearings. i think you now if you follow that is really media there. they're actually feeling quite confident looking at this recent poll by harvard and harris, which shows that almost 70 percent of americans believe that israel is acting in self defense, but they are acting with restraint. and so israel's feeling confident that the us is going to continue to, to back them. right. i'm going to on us or thank you for you analysis the

now and it raining and military advisor has reported to be killed in syria, in the target to these rightly strike that's according to locally right. and media there as a zone right was an advisor with ron's revolution regards. the attack took place in the coastal city of bonnie s. since the war and gaza began israel to stepped up a tax against the reigning positions inside syria. a fire was killed at least 45 people in the bangladesh, the capital duck inside the 6 story commercial building. but that desktop is expected to rise with thousands of people in hospital with critical bands. alex bed has more frantically trying to skype 5 slices, attempt to save dozens of people from the 6 story commercial building. and banquet is capital. i'm the when the fire started in the front and broke the glass or cashier and service,

men got everyone out. but both of them died later i went to the kitchen and broke a window and jumped to save myself. the fire broke house and it'd be the restaurant which was packed with families eating dinner. it quickly spread throughout the building, burning out of control the several hours. doctor said many people died after jumping from windows while those trapped inside suffocated august. the, as we move to the roof of the building around 30 people with the, after the fire was under control, 5 service personnel broke into one side of the roof and rescued us. and although the fire was now out so many family members, the pain has only just begun. the death toll is expected to rise with thousands of people taken to hospital with critical bins fired, the fire service and law enforcement personnel work together in the c will. the fire was brought under control, that the people suffered massive casualties. we haven't got all the information yet

. we hope to know more with time. this client is the licensed of many which is broken down as an unsafe buildings across the densely populated city. hundreds of people have been killed in recent years and with concerns that many of those old buildings have not been maintained properly. they could be more accidents like this, like speed, which is 0. looked at the rashid as a journalist with new age and english language daily and bundle that she brings us more details. now about the tragedy inductor in the building is that is some sort of building. it's a very popular place. we call the b roll, and the reason what we come to know by now that to the firewall engine, which is from the ground floor and creates a huge fume that basically very long the only escape the building had. so that the fire in the ground floor definitely

went through a different floor gradually. i mean, you know, i mean, those were is, up to 7. the said they would go to the top and to start by up to the fire as 2 or 2. and the thing that brought them know to the college and the most of them to i spoke to the who she also had the hospital and the say the on at least uh uh for the, the people who died due to the fire basically they died office operation i used to know fi cheap. 2 and also whether the title for us know, the building for our security recording tad. and they said that this our fire stick,

you know the issue for 3 times and it didn't know when so well. and so it didn't. so this it was, and that is the result of these and i'm, is you off the shelf phase, the launch investigation to identify the digital age for the tied to find all of the new falls that have basically been exhausted. the city fires to hundreds of paperless, queued up to pay their last respects to alexi no found in moscow. the russian opposition leaders funeral is taking place at the moment. western diplomats including the us and the german ambassadors, have paid the tributes as well. security has been stepped up around the church where the settlement is taking place. the kremlin has banned large gatherings of only died 2 weeks ago as an optic prison. russian authorities say he died of natural causes, but many blame president vladimir putin for his death. now in round his holding

elections for parliament as well as a panel responsible for choosing the next supreme leader. it's the 1st election since nationwide anti government protests in 2022 high profile reforms. candidates with bod, from running. and the government has been looking to tackle voter apathy, which remains high in the country to also do binary reports from tara, both of them on an important day for the political establishments. iran supreme leader, i told wiley hominy, was one of the 1st of boats with a message to the nation close out of church with this. he already has. not only don't you, the eyes of the world are on the wrong, on the people of around. they want to see what you will do. oh, south friends and foes from all sides. the riser on us, so pay attention to them be used on message that's being heard here. one of the $59000.00 polling stations across the country 27 year old will have much of upside . the thing is one of the nearly 61000000 people eligible to vote. the facts that

carries great responsibility for him. the names of all of us considering the timing of developments in the region, the country needs the unity of the people with the strong support of the people. it could achieve its goals, including economic, social, and cultural issues within the country. it could also achieve goes beyond the borders which are strengthening the resistance front voter turnout is a major issue for officials here who hope they can rally the electorate. the last problem entry election in 2020 had the lowest boulder turn out at 42.5 percent. this time around, many analysts predict that number to be even lower and outcome officials are trying to avoid the election is where people show the will to be involved in their own fates. in future, we can save upon them is the highest place to show democracy. and people express their opinion to make change. rising unemployment inflation and nearly 30 percent

of the population living in poverty have all had an impact on people's enthusiasm for the selection. and this is also the 1st boat since nationwide. protests swept around in the wake of mass on the staff in police custody. re needs are not just voting for the next parliament, but also the assembly of experts. that's an $88.00 see body of clerics were responsible for selecting the next supreme leader of iran. with little presence from the reformers, cap, friends, former president has been disqualified to run in the assembly of experts voter turnout will be seen as a test of the system. as the government marks 45 years of the revolution, the brought them to power in $1979.00. that's a vari, alpha 0. let's go live out the rest will set out who is standing by for us into rondon russell. perhaps you can amplify a little bit on doses report the be important is the significance of

a boat like this. in iran, the rom of today suffering an economic crisis, suffering high inflation, suffering a degree of public discontent. indeed this election is coming to bear much critical time, so you run across the region is facing several challenges, particularly regarding the war on guys that they by they, we see that you writing and assess across the region, particularly in see of the are being targeted. so that's why you have seen that the supreme leader, if you found out if i'm on a legend, people towards as soon as possible, because old eyes, enemies and friends are on your run. and he's quoting, your any. and one of uranium is to, to disappoint the enemies and to make the finance happy is because the sheer, the turn out is particularly important for this top is making the around. it has always being the source of the legs, tennessee and higher turnout is always something that they desire for it. so the lowest one was the 2020,

around 42 percent. and you can see that now they aim to go have to have a higher turnout than that. and also, as, as, as of now, there are some expectation of the low turnouts, but in the around, it's the weekend and it is friday. so people usually go out towards often noon, but as of now we do not have any results or, and everything that's going to be said for now is just the just going to be a matter of the speculations. but within an hour, the routing process is going to come to an end and usually to increase the turn out in the around administer. interior announced extensions. so we are expecting this time also the what the process to be extended to the midnight here looked at ron stream, please to turn out that after midnight, the minister of the interior is going to gradually really use the initial results that we will have a picture regarding the distributions of the m p 's department and offering the assembly off experts. so see if any around the parliament is

a consultative body. they definitely devin the, the legislation. however, any decision that is being taken by the parliament needs to be paid by the god the, the costs are off to got it, and so the cost will go scoggins, this is quite a smooth distribution in toronto. i'm also more importantly that the parliamentary elections here is the that the simple facts versus which has a members, and it's been like that this members are being elected at february 8th year. so this, that the distribution of the asymptote extra, this time, partially cool, be finding yourself in a position to elect the next step in theater. so in your, on, when you look at all of this process as what investor one, so we should know that there are some limits regarding that part of mentioned some of the other legislative bodies. but institutions call souls and institutional bodies are very much important here. and not where i think the eyes are going to be

more on as a boost extra scroggins down to the drug and that the national part of much okay, wrestle, we leave it there. thank you very much. and bringing now a guest of us a salon, a. he's a senior research fellow at the center for middle east strategic studies. joining us live from tat wrong. and i would like to pick up on what russell was talking about. the one big concern around these elections is the level of turn out, turn out not traditionally high. and so that the hasn't been particularly high recently. turn out of course, for the government, a measure of the legitimacy of a folk, which is why the government has been encouraging people to turn up. but for the voters themselves, turn out is a measure of the extent to which people actually think they can influence change at the ballot box. so i want to ask you, 1st of all, do you really think that turned out will be high or surprising? the high end, to what extent is that a measure of the way people feel about their ability to affect change is about uh

uh, well, uh the you know, that have been some speculation is that the level of the turn now could be low. but, you know, we have been seeing that the number of candidates running this time is more than the previous elections in the country that who the good candidates running for the parliament that specifically the number of female candidates. so i think making gave you precise prediction and the, there's the exact turned out well as found, i think needs a bit more few hours to see. so i think we have to wait till the last one. okay. um, uh okay, well i'm, i'm not asking you to speculate on the figure, but let's, let's concentrate on that measure of, of how do you feel that this is an election which is sufficiently free and fast. for instance, we know a lot of reform is candidates are being bought from but for from voting. is it

sufficiently free and fair that people can feel that in the context of, of an economic crisis in the context of high inflation in the context of high unemployment, they can go to the ballot box and actually affect change as well to turn out exactly will be a good gauge to see how much the people are content with the uh, government. uh so uh, but i think this, the disqualification or the lack of the tendency by the people on the voters to vote for reform is as well as conservative. have given day to some independent candidates and they are hopeful to ring the seats in the fall and demand. uh, but i think the disqualification of it before mess it could be seen as a restrictive measure by the stablish been or the government against them. but i think, you know, according and due to their performance, i think even if they're more reform is kind of this, that would be, i think,

i assume that would be very hard for them to mobilize the cost students. because they're a base of, you know, supporters are not happy with their performance. and certainly i think a reform is, are preparing for the upcoming presidential election. but as we see that the conservatives are holding 3 branches of government, including the executive parliament as well as the jew, there's a fury. so they want to prepare for the upcoming presidential election in order to question conservatives been on the they might have some relative gains in the ongoing collections. but they want to somehow criticize the, i think, in the long run, the conservatives and the to question the record of concert. the conservatives at that time. and i think that was something that they would be seeing today that they can not make a big get big gains in this election. so they are saying what can happen and within

less than 2 years, how important is the vote? much is made of, of the assembly of experts, the $88.00 member panel that would go on to elect to new supreme need to how important is the vote for that assembly of experts because of and we know that the president's house on ronnie has been prevented from being a candidate, it suggests that the outcome of the assembly of experts would itself be something of a full grown conclusion. again, a conservative dominated body that will go on to nominated elect, a conservative supreme lead. when the toner ali human a eventually dies. well, the voting for the assembly of extras which in composite 80 age, members of it is because the body can elect or dismiss a leader. this has been the case study in the past of a few rounds of elections. they have been saying that in parliamentary election,

presidential or now for the assembly of expressed some assume that there might be a transfer of power in the country. that's why my, there's more now bought a bond with that. have been a rivals, be bits, been different, a political factions in the country. that's why they are competing on that. because this body, you know, holds a and you know, not that you know, rich and routine based, you know, manner, but at some a specific times, like because it deals with the choosing or dismissing that he lived there. that's why the election for the assembly mother's law. okay, how about so slight i will leave it there many thanks for your inputs and analysis . thank you for having me on. hello. i'm still head on out is there a time is running out for latin american migrants in chicago, who faced eviction from shelters provided by the city named sport. this russian

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the hospital with fearless german is just behind me. hundreds of people have been in the back to a to is an in depth coverage tying on states its future on fossil fuels know renewable. i'll just use teams on the bring you closer to the heart of the story. the, the welcome back here watching out to 0 is a reminder about top stores. these rallies facing global condemnation operates soldiers, shots, and killed palestinians scrambling foot desperately needed food in gospel city or administers age groups and rights. organizations have denounced the attack, at least a 112 people were killed. he's really strikes and gaza city of targeted,

a gathering of palestinians in the neighborhood develops. i 2, at least 5 other students were killed and it rained in military adviser has reportedly been killed in syria targeted these rating strikes that's according to local uranium media raises. right. was an advisor with the wrong reputation regarding the attack took place in the coast of the city of bunny as well in the u . k. an outspoken left wing politician has won a bi election for a seat in parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for gaza. george galloway accused both the labor party and the ruling conservatives of backing israel in the cause of war. he appealed to most of them voters in the community of rochdale in northern england. harry fawcett reports from rochdale to george galloway worker's policy britson candidates 12000 after k o take by election

a studying victory for george galloway. rochdale had been a safe seat for the u. k. opposition? labor party? the galloway. it was a repudiation of the labor lead a stomach. this is far garza and you will pay a high price the for the role that you have plate labeled with jewish support for its own candidates as harley up the he was recorded repeating an anti israel conspiracy theory about the october the 7th attacks. galloway had declared his campaign a referendum on garza in a constituency. that is 30 percent mostly is supposed to said he was also addressing local, economic and social issues. his critics called him outside to look into capitalize on division and accusation. he denied to us on pulling day. they want to move the palestinians without anyone speaking, not for them. and when you speak up for them, you're accused of causing division. what could be more devices than being

a part of a genocide, even among whose votes as though the difference is an emphasis, re so living here, regardless of our little issues, but what's going on in god's a slight side of the big effect on everyone with all due respect, we've given all our supplies because we need to think of things to know as well. rockdale certainly has problems, high levels of unemployment and child poverty among them which some voters delta been overlooked in the close of the campaign. the rule, the question is whether george galloway is right to say it signals a tech tonic shift away from labor and its nita comfortably a head. and the pose is it run up to a likely autumn election labors and a very comfortable coding position in which you could afford to lose a big chunk of the muslim vote and still when the election. but it was case tom is looking for a very handsome majority. talk the next election. think clearly the votes of muslims will not to labor has apologize for this defeat and for failing to feel the

proper candidate of its own. it says it will take back rochdale from what it calls a damaging force at the coming general election asked with george galloway. he is pledging to fight on and retain is nearly one seat. i suppose that i'll just 0 rush there. well, how are you doing to me now from rock style and harry of some pretty particular circumstances. the celtic circumstances leading to george galloway's latest show, we say for a into parliament has an m p. but what is it likely to do to the, why the political situation as we look forward to an election too late to this? yeah. well, yeah, so i mean, this is who's right just to re entry. the problem is supposed to study 7 years ago as a laborer and these various guys's sense. i mean if you listen to some of his rhetoric, he's already clear that this does have consequences elsewhere to take you on

a bit of it. so he said this was a tech tonic shift that, that would be schools, those constituencies around the country where we might see something similar. and that this was a way that he could go and shake the rules of westminster on behalf of the public and gaza. he also said it was the student and kissed on the wood to cheeks at the same back side and both had taken his laughing. uh so that gives you a flavor of what he thinks i'm wrong though. as you say, very particular circumstances. he had not least, it's george galloway is a very largest in life. well recognized, figure, well versed in political retreat. he was doing so against the absence of a labor candidate at a time when a lot of people here was very upset with the main policies of independent candidate time 2nd. and so with judge got away a very large share of the vote. and then of course, there is this issue of gods. it is mobilized so many in this constituency. the way

the policy leader keeps tom. and how does this lunchtime apologize again for the lack of appropriate labor candidates and says that they will field a unifying candidates in the upcoming general election scheduled to expect to later in the year. but it is really said to him that so that the big question to being honest, even if he does see that election campaign through, as most political observers bleeds, he will, his position on garza, his most recent shift to an immediate cool for humanitarian sci fi. and his wording is coming pretty like for a lot of labels mostly, and voters who have been very reliable. boats has full labor for so long. and so there are questions about that important constituency for the phase potty and his leadership on this issue. which george galloway certainly intends to magnify once he gets to westminster. okay, how many?

thanks for that. how are you for supply for us there in a rainy rochdale. now israel as announced plans to expand its illegal settlements on the 1st day of the seas, nearly 3 square kilometres of palestinian land and the occupied west back zaden bus or avi has been speaking to palestinians who fear they could be displaced. so even as a re, a in the occupied westbank on palestinian land between jerusalem, bethlehem communities that have lived here for generations are under threat. and let me show you why that but right over there isn't, is really settlement. israel's government has said that it plans to expand that settlement and displace the people living here the most threatens to shut down businesses along the longest stretch of commercial road in the occupied west bank. people come here from all over to find what they need and the furious roads will be closed. shops will shut down and people will lose their jobs in our grad, this is land. it is very important to the people here. if you think is land,

you think you saw it and we feel very painful when that happens because we really are suffering the 2nd floor and then what colors that are. yeah. if they do with the village that if they say valencia and then but a was a new, we never can get a little here. that means is that it would be surrounded by the was whatever is real, does this, it is about connecting and legal settlements to each other and expanding their footprints and disconnecting palestinian communities from each other, making them weaker and their daily lives. much more difficult issue for the almost died up in interstate and everything. palestine is targeted by the occupation land people, countries. we always fear for our children on their way to school. or when they go there heard sheets. we remain apprehensive until they return home. children have

even been run over on the road about tucked article that pro posting inactive a say, how is real is behaving in palestinian territories is akin to the wild west. they are treating it like a smashing grab. they are going in and carrying a conflict in war and gaza. they are carrying a brutal raids in the occupied westbank. and while the world's attention is elsewhere, they are scooping up more and more palestinian land and claiming it as their own gross violations of international law. st bus route of the old to 0. a lot of the in the occupied was back a while that's for to now to uh, breaking news of the last half hour or so. it raining and media reporting and he's really strikes that's killed. one of its ministry advisors in syria. rez as outright was an advisor with a ron's revolutionary god. the attack took place in the coastal city of bonnie ass, which is pretty much all we know about it. and i'm hoping that zane ahold of who joins us now live from bay root can flush this out for us say now

well, get another target to the assassination in syria. yet another member of the round in revolutionary guards killed and syria. iranian media is blaming, as well as well, usually does not comment on individual strikes, but it has acknowledged carrying out hundreds of strikes against a brand new and targets in iranian link targets in recent years. but in recent weeks, what we have seen is the more frequent attacks, similar attacks back in december, for example, one of the top commanders of the revolutionary guards in syria was assassinated in damascus. now, like i mentioned, israel has been carrying out strikes for years. it doesn't want a ride to entrench itself militarily in syria, but since october 7 cents a rodney and back groups across the reach and launching attacks against israel,

or do nights it states we've seen as well change it, strategy become more aggressive. it's posture has changed. it is no longer just targeting what it says are weapons shipments or bases. it is going after high value targets and who are these targets? what we understand is that a result? are you the man who was killed and button? yes, she was in charge of the rodney an oil shipment to syria, so that the israel is really, according to unless targeting these high value targets to cut the link between the command and so her aunt and local actors in syria affiliated a to, to iran. so no doubt these attacks are, are a blow to the, to the iranians. and like i mentioned, we're seeing more frequent attacks. in fact, there have been strikes in syria, a parent is really strikes and syria over the past 3 days. okay. is that, well, thank you so much for that saying a lot of that in virus,

women and children in south sudan being abducted for ransom at a growing and allowing right. that's part of the findings to be here alone un investigation. it found that those of death to the big traffic forced into sexual slavery and marriage, but un says officials routine, the paid money to a doctors which they say promotes impunity. also population is also facing food shortages, while pharmacies prioritize the interests of the political elite of humanitarian aid. that's according to the reports findings where the report also says violence in south sudan is directly linked to a lack of government reforms. and so weak justice institutions has been suca is a human rights laura and chair person of the un commission on human rights in south sudan. she explains the issue of abductions this question of in junior c. and the complete lack of accountability is really why these violations continue.

because i think the project is know that they can actually get away with it. you know, you'll hardly have a traditional system that is functioning. um, you know, you have one judge for instance, in the whole of the jungle a stay. so this is one of the states we, these abductions of women have increased explanation b, which women actually have no records of anybody for any kind of accountability. and in fact, you know what is being quite shocking is when we spoke to a number of young women, many of whom were under the age of 14, at the time being with baptism taken hostage. and in fact, they asked me to give full full yes. as post wives and 6 was slaves when we spoke to local authorities in people and full feel far as these told us that they were a policy is to do anything about it. and in fact,

they were actually encouraging families to play a ransom to get these women and children that we pointed out, the confess this is confusion and they themselves are being complicit in a serious international crime. and that's the more, this is incentivizing be adaptions. and so it's no accident that the level of sexual violence against women and children is so high, not just in the states, but across the country. now in the past 2 years, texas has bused thousands of immigrants, most of the refugees from venezuela to northern municipalities, controlled by democratic governments, does have declared themselves century cities. the move has transferred the problems of the border states to democratic cities with more liberal immigration policies. no city has struggled more to accommodate the migrant crisis than chicago,

which plans to evict more than 8000 of them from shelters beginning in march, june 100 nichols. buses from texas are driving thousands of migrants to the north and they're driving chicago when decay us. it's a total mess if you're watching from any angle since 2020, to the republican governor of texas a ship. 30000. mostly venezuelan migrants from the us southern border to the democratically controlled city. he's doing it to embarrass president joe by a democrat who abbot accuses of doing little to stop record numbers of new border crossings. habits also doing it to embarrass so called sanctuary. cities like chicago and to turn democratic leaders against each other. alderman andre vasquez, a democrat and son of guatemalan immigrants, says it's working the democratic party, morgan disaster, and the president looked like it is after months away from the presidential election. so it's, it's pretty,

pretty evident to see what the plan is. the fact that the democrats are acting and the present himself isn't doing anything to executive action, is exacerbating the problem. at the height of the city is brutal winter, many new immigrants slept in police stations. then democratic mayor brandon johnson built a massive migrant 10 shelter. as it turned out on the toxic soil, illinois democratic governor, j. b, prisoner condemned. the site is unsafe, leaving the city scrambling to find shelters for thousands of new refugees. just ahead of january's frigid and polar vortex, more than 2000 in migrants lived here at the shelter in downtown chicago and they are the lucky ones. they found a place to live. so we'll have to move as early as march for some of them that's likely to mean right here on the street. so chicago, thousands of migrants have already received eviction. notice is ordering them to leave those shelters. in march, the city only gave the newcomers 60 days of housing. city leaders have extended

that time and made lo, winter temperatures with time is running out. when the, when we arrived, they had to sign a paper saying that we could stay 60 days because of the cold. we can stay until march. but after that we have to leave and we have no other options. the worst is likely yet to come. abbot is expected to send in armada of buses loaded with migrants to fill the streets in the spring just in time for chicago to host the democratic national convention in august. john henry and l g 0. chicago are still ahead on al jazeera australia are in control of the 1st test against new zealand that's coming up in school with far the

the time to get some sports news now as far of jonah, thank you so much for our is carlos stands has finish fastest, and the 3rd practice session had of qualifying for the barring ground. pre friday bound lewis hamilton was quickest in practice to and he was a 1st out on the try for the final session, max for sap and was amongst a fast times drew out the 1st 2 sessions, thoughts the 3 time defending champion is still a heavy favorite to your for saturdays raise t k was the 3rd and the fernando alonzo set. the pace for most of the session and his aston martin. but the man who hamilton is replace the next season that things emerge quick as qualifying gets under way later on side of the position of rebel f

. one, boss, christian horner, is under renewed scrutiny. a day after being cleared of misconduct, a series of messages allegedly, between horner and a female staff member were leaked. red bull dismissed charges of inappropriate behavior against warner, but the reigning role champions have been criticized by many with in f, one for a lack of transparency on thursday, dozens of people involved in the sport received an e mail with a link to messages that claim to be between warner and the woman who made the complaint. warner responded with this statement. i have always denied the allegations i respected the integrity of the investigation and fully cooperated with it every step of the way. it was a thorough and fair investigation conducted by an independent specialist barrister, and it has concluded dismissing the complaint made i remain fully focused on the start of the season. a football now and a thrilling draw in the savvy pro league as all now sir,

let their lead slip 4 times as they drew with bottom side o husband, they were without be suspended. christiana, rinaldo. the leeks top score was forced to watch on anderson to at least go step south. but without him he scored a hat trick sadie amani looked like he'd given his side all 3 points with the stoppage time penalty. but in the 9th minute about the time on has an equalized, it's a blow to mouth or slim title hope there's 6 points behind. okay, allow to have the game and defending champion, daniel met the dev has reached the semi finals of the dubai i opened the top cedars rushing, easiest way to the straight fence victory ever swings. alejandro savage sakina. but the dev who is aiming for his 1st title of the year took just 77 minutes to quench the 6263 when alex dom and ours and mexico open title defense remains on track. the australian rallied to beat staff knows sits, has in 3 sets reached the semi finals and alco poco. this is the 1st time dm in our

has beaten the greek star in the previous time. the defending champion thinks britons jack to and b rookie sensation. victor women yamma help this team, the san antonio spurs snap a 5 game losing streak and set a new record to do it. a french national legend seemed to win over the oklahoma city center and became the 1st player in league history with at least 25 points. 10 rebounds 5. this is 5 blocks, and 53 pointers. in one game, the 20 year old joins. michael jordan as the only player to get at least 5 deals and 5 boxes in perspective. game. meanwhile, in los angeles, lakers shut off the visiting the washington wizards. an overtime anthony david scored 40 points and 15 re bounce while abroad. james had 31 and 9 says as the lakers beat them, a 134-2131. james is now just 9 away from becoming the 1st player in n b. a history to reach 40000 points for us really are in complete control of their

1st test against me. zealand after a bad and collapse from the house has left it all to do. cameron green was on a $102.00 going into dave to and that then turned it to $174.00. not as, as australia was both out for 383 easy ones. top order was taken apart. they were at one point on 29th, for 5, highlighted by chain williamson's rhino without. shirley started their 2nd any late in the day and a zealand made some early in rhodes. but australia still have a significant lead of $217.00 would be making an ireland to have one their 1st ever test matched and just a game at this level. and i'm beaten half century from captain andrew. about bernie . why does country to a 6? we can take 3 over, get a fancy and with that being drew baldwin. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you jona. barbara, thank you. and that's it. for me and this is for now, but they've got anyway,

i'll be back with another bulletin in just a moment, the the scars of the war. and you praise, run deep, but the devastation of the country's precious ecosystems may take the longest to hear the people in power documents the environmental impacts of the fight to, and follows ukrainian war prize investigators as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site. ukraine, ground 0 on just the nature seems as it breaks on, the thing is very blue case. they used to be able to face up to 37 kilometers out to the scene, but not anymore from the hall to the story. this is how this experience, this is randy, military occupation, paula tax legal documents,

and then grab with detail coverage. the 1st situation in the global group is worsening. at least half of the population is already starving. the not too long ago, this kimberly's 5 to is one box named yami. how they call themselves was a lender. their role on groups have to decide that differentiates to how the government forces defeat the homeland enemy. thousands of fighters have been deployed to post the number of soldiers on the phone line. they accuse run this president forgot me upon the entity 3 examples. karen says, she's not afraid to die. i'm a soldier. i see my relative suffering. that's why i decided to come here, not one across the border. the colanda here say there was is to make sure that go mom is protected. they said that they're trying to make sure that implants

respite does not seem to have a city. for now, the see their focus is pushing back empty 3, your colleagues, buddhas or di trying or the global condemnation and calls for an independent investigation into these really killing of a 112 palestinians collecting food in gaza. the don't all, this is elvia 0 live from the also coming up. we report from a neighborhood in gaza. city where is really strikes hit a gathering of palestinians killing at least 5 p, palestinian refugees 11 on hold.