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complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yes. say look, that correct? but so is the international community upfront. only what, how to do the children are among the dead. is these really ministry targets residential buildings in northern casa, getting at least 40. the other ones are in jordan, this is obviously around life though. so coming up, united nations, blacklist israel for having children during its war on garza, the un verified more than 5 and a half 1000 violations including killing and maiming the un security council of coal. so an immediate end to the siege by the record support forces on the western
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sit in the city of helm functions. the us signs a long term security agreement with you, praying of the g 7 summit. while the blocks leaders read to lend keith 50000000000, [000:00:00;00] the these really ministry has carried out a series of deadly strikes across gauze as the number of civilian casualties from much more mounts. at least 9 pallets than the ends have been killed after israel target to the residential building in kansas city. 3 children are among the dead. teams are racing against the top to rescue people trapped on the revel. of these 5 pallets, the ends were killed in the aisle shot, the refugee camp and even outside the area. their bodies were taken to alexa hospital in central garza, already overwhelmed with the bed and injured and united nations report has condemned is ready for his but coming on,
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enjoying palace to me and children for you. and secondly, general says he's uphold by the dramatic increase and unprecedented scale of violations against children and palestine and israel antonio. but that is just coding them brutal acts of terror that you and verified more than 5 and a half 1000 violations by is ready for says last year. i the situations in the concrete part where substantially, increasingly valet shows where verified include a rise or fall, but a 155 percent violations over prior years. in the conflict in a straight, i'm the occupied palestinian, 3030 not terribly. in a spread the gospel street, i'm there to bite the west back home us. this loving job committed a 137 violations against children. according to the report it notes at least 43 years ready children were killed during the october 7 attacks. unfortunately,
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the space family is in the city of the bell as say that dealing with constant grief, many of the children that have been opened because of his riley kennings, i'll correspond them honey. my mood reports for central gaza the war in gaza has forever changed the lives of more than 2300000 palestinians. among them are tens of thousands of children affected by conflict. they have endured on the speak of a lost force into a life that has become under recognisable reports show more than 15000 miners have been killed in the war and estimated 17000 have lost parents or are separated from them. cases have become so common. hospitals have coined a new acronym, w c, and as of which is stands for wounded child, no surviving families. these 2 children are or friends. they now live in attend cared for by a woman and her 12 year old son. i son who we are dealing with his own set of loss
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is his father and 2 older brothers were killed in on his regular years. try this, all right, i'm traumatized. my father was killed, but if the whole 2 weeks later, at the home with my brother in law was show, his wife was killed. the little baby fell from the 2nd floor. many of the, the children live in constant fear. fear of moore is really a talk, a moving more family members kind of being forced to leave this place yet again. this crisis has also an impact on their mental health. many of these are children did not know where their parents are somewhere detained by these really military, while being forcibly pushed out of from northern garza 9 year old mira hasn't heard from her father in days. it's made out because as we fled to the south and ran for our lives, we were living in fear on our way here we saw the dead bodies all over the road. we walked long distance is barefoot and that is really said the area was safe, but it's not true. wherever we go. there are 10. okay. one out of every 6,
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the children is acutely malnourished. living and devastating conditions with limited water and food. is there a new normal going to school is now a distant memory. a luxury that is no longer accessible. have i'm own, i mean, that eat celebrations are approaching. we have no way means to celebrate the will, has deprived us from school toys and every joy in life. the burden of war is heavy, but palestinian, the children here say they have no other option but to carry the end and the out. honey, my mother, i was just the uta from central gaza palestine. how does 0 is target? assume is instead of bella, that's in the central gaza with more and the devastating impact the boys having on children. so how is sitting it shows when, what generally affects the from this ongoing military defensive. of course, the stress there have been mosley, and intentionally displaced from the houses that were forced in, instead of getting education,
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to lined up for long hours and the friends of organizations in order to get some gallons of woodside to return back with to the assemblies in order to set 5 and this is the grim reality where we're talking about thousands of palestinian children being coats in october the 7th. and there was to sounds us right now being deprived from having education and similar whites as public children around the blue box. this is absolutely the good reality in this trip. now, even in light of these very own, during tax on a mazda area, this place has been a general show tough for thousands of palestinians. children who are trying to follow the old as if it is wait a minute, treat to seek refuge in a rough around this area later that has tend to be about 2 weeks. almost points is on these very oh me as gradually later the is what he meant at 3 times. this taught it to add funds to what's the milwaukee area, launching wide series of as many as strikes targeting residential houses alongside
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way that makes shift shows as well from the is very solid and official statement. they didn't know each carrying out a strikes in the humanitarian sense. as people are, terri calling from this on going is really made it to a sense that there is a sofa. so let's get more on that you and report from gabriel. as on the in new york. so there's a lot to unpack in this report. it's over a 100 pages long. but virginia camp the secretary general's special representative for children in armed conflict has come under some criticism for not speaking out more forcefully as violations are happening against children, especially in gaza. i asked her about this. how can your office enhanced its responsiveness to gray violations against children in real time rather than just gathering data in the after the fact, if i know that there is a spike,
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there's an i'm conflict where i have reason to believe children understood it. i will go probably to remind or part is to conflict over their obligations under the 6th grade violations in a way i'm saying we're watching. i can remind them so many times that we're watching. this is what i can do. i would love to have a bit the responsive making this month by disposal, but without a specific resolution of the security council that allowing me to do that, i would be in fact, to undermine the money done reporting mechanisms and methods. outage. the report only counts of violations specifically and independently verified by the united nations and due to access restraints, particularly in gaza. the full report in the information does not represent the full scale of the violations against children. gabriel is on the out,
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is either at the united nations in new york or chris gomez as a former unrest spokesman. he says israel is coming of children is often a shameful this is the ultimate list of shame that israel has been put on. because kidding, the children breaks the ultimates to blue. it gets to the very depths of to which humanity can sink. and you have to remember that some of the groups and countries on this listing to boca around isis of kite a, russia b, n. uh, i mean, this puts is wrote in a list of some of the boost a pooling regimes and groups in the web. i should say that come us. and it's, lemme just had it also that including, by the way, is waiting set plus those things by doing in the west bank. so my reaction is that this is actually shameful. and i think, but given the totality of what we're seeing in terms of accountability mechanisms,
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we've got the i, c, j, the international court of justice, international criminal court, got reports coming up from the human rights council. i think as things build up, i think so the i selection of the parents, stasis of israel will be continually and continually reaffirm, i think that will have consequences as people see the totality of what's going on when it's time to different magic efforts to reach a sci fi and does a president biden's blaming him us for a deadlock and enforcing the us led proposal to end as well as war. you made the comments at the g 7 summit and easily where leaders endorsed the proposal. washington says some of the amendments to the deal made by him us all workable, while others not. i'll just say it was difficult to get it to a james base. is that the g 7 with the latest a situation in the middle east ending gauze as being one of the top areas of discussion around the g 7 table? obviously those meetings all take place in private, but not surprisingly,
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present biting was off about gauze that actually is news conference. it was the news conference that was branded with us and do crating and flags, and this was somewhat testy on. so the bottom line is that we've made a degree of, i've laid out an approach that has been endorsed by the un security council by the g 7 by these rallies. and the the biggest hang up so far is a moss refusing to sign on, even though they have submitted something similar. whether or not it comes to fruition remains to be see we're going to continue to push. i don't have a final answer for the full g 7 communicate hasn't yet been released, but we understand it has the language in its about the middle east conflict, the g 7 leaders say that very concerned about the situation in northern israel lebanon, across that border. they say that they still firmly believe the idea of
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a 2 state solution, and they say they called on israel to refrain from a full scale rafa offensive. i have to say, if you have watched the recent pictures in recent weeks on al jazeera, perhaps you would ask the question, is that not already a full scale offensive? and rafa james base i, which is 0 already, it's in the mean, all the german jobs not joined cold for him as to sign onto the us back to the spot proposal. if you haven't minds on the season, we have joining the support at this time by the us president and are joining me please. the security council has done the same now it is important back to everyone implemented. and we've that full pool and how much in particular to give the necessary consent so that this can now what, since the 3 finest demands have been tail, buys, ready for us, isn't our right net. janine and the outside westbank. these really ministry still in the town of come out to you, but they destroy the house. the operation also talking to the city of janine, i lost them for around 13 hours as well as ministry says it was aimed at disrupting
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the activities of palestinian fighters. interest there was the, the abraham reports from, from around 3 am local time on thursday. these really forces every that you need refugee camp. damaging the infrastructure with arms. confrontations ensued between the palestinian fighters and these really forces. now, 10 hours later, we've seen these really forces pushing more troops into a neighboring village called pop off to you. with these really forces depth around the house and salting killed 2 palestinians. they believe to be, to have been in tell us to me and fight. there's what flood did you need refugee camp to the neighboring village of about the a when they have been killed by these really forces. we've seen difficult pictures of these way the army at dealing with those bodies as they were trying to take them and confiscate them as part of these read the policy of withholding bodies of palestinians is where it is. claim that they're responsible for killing is really
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isn't one of the video shows. one soldier ticking the body with his legs and then attempt to move him towards a new nearby bulldozer and take the bodies. another palestinian was shot dead during the confrontations that have adopted their according to palestinians. this is part of the daily reality under occupation with they face the really highly made it to rise army raising the villages in their towns every day. and while they'd be holding a funeral for one person, there are 2 who would never be late to rest because israel is take, has taken their bodies. is that but he does eat all the occupied to us bank palestine. and it's really a striking southern level that's killed at least one person that time targeted a residential building of a ton of gen alta. several people were injured in the strike. well, earlier on thursday has the law says that 550 rockets into northern is randomly
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applied golan heights defense systems. and israel intercepted some of them as bloss as the attack. so in response to the kidding of one of the senior command as it comes a day off, the has block 5 more than $200.00 rockets, israel. but yes, military says a saint has been severely injured after i, who is the attack on the congo ship in the gulf of aidan. the american was evacuated by us. forces the run back to phase of launch repeated drone and miss all strikes on ships and the red sea since november. i say these attacks are a campaign of some a diety, palestinians in gauze up front. i shall break her down to 0. when we come back, the buckle of access to abortion in the us continues. supreme court unanimously rejects a bit to time time, a nation and a pay day. but i'm is that the must move a step closer as tester shareholders back of 54000000000 dollar package for the comp make
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a senior form. the hello, the weather is set fed nicely for japan. we have got some wet weather into the northeast of china in to the korean peninsula. we have a system here just waving its way through that will sink further south with southern parts of japan, low cloud there, as you can see at the moment. and the system here that is the my, you from the plum range that stretch this way back to southern areas of china that will ease a little further east. would still think plenty of rain across southern china, really any west south, all shanghai and at west the weather, up towards the northeast, making its way across the korean peninsula as we go through to the next couple of days. meanwhile, let you go to japan and res. thank 5 and dry clean going to the sunshine for good parts of the weekend. and so i'm trying to show his name all across the endo china lobby showers. some big ones that every 2 central sort of possibilities. a little bit of flash, putting a possibility, some out for also seeing some live you sounds pushing across into northern positive
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bonia. still on usually west side with the next couple of days to into a job more found to be down post continuing memory down polls heavy rain. they will continue to close the southern parts of india. the monsoon ryans, of course here they stretched the way up into a bundle. it dash, i'm on the wax now pushing up to the fall north of pocket's dawn. but across the northern plains is hot from palestine to pakistan from syria to indonesia. okay. foundation is delivered to bonnie to over 3300000 people. this year we will be delivering to bonnie to over $23.00 countries across the globe. supporting communities in areas affected bible families, poverty and dishonest. your coupon a is a lifeline for someone and they donate now with confidence. give your to bonnie today without kat foundation of
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the book and back and watching out. just a quick reminder about top stories here. this at least 14 palestinians have been killed in a series of as many as products across the gaza strip. children again or among the dead themes or racing against a clump to rescue people trust on the roof. or you and report has condemned is really forces for coming. i'm aiming tell us to me and children. secular german attorney protector says he's approved by the damascus increase, unprecedented scalar foundations against children in palestine. and israel and 300 screens have been killed by is there any forces in there? right, and yet you need to be occupied. westbank is randy village and still in the town of
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come up to where they destroy the house. united nations security council has passed a resolution demanding an immediate end to fighting in the 70 city of our fashion. it's just a moment the council voted in favor. thousands of now fled to, i'll flash on the largest city and done for us finding intensifies between the army and permanent. 2 rapid support forces is the last city and the region that is still controlled by government forces. for nearly 11000000 said in the east, have been displaced by more than a year of fighting between the army and the recess. basic as form pots of a report on displacement levels around the world, which the u. n says, i've had a reco this yet. mike, a level of takes a look for move in 12 years. the number of people forced from the homes across the world has risen. the un refugee agencies latest global trends report shows. in fact,
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the figure has doubled over the past decade as they are now more than 120000000 people in the world forcibly displaced. that equates to one in every 69 people, globally, nearly 50000000 of those displaced in the world are children. these are records asylum seekers, internally displaced people, people being forced by conflict bye i the persecution by different and increasingly complex forms of violence. the head of the you ins, refugee agency, coal sedan, one of the world's most catastrophic, yet forgotten concepts. it's not just in terms of displacement, but in terms of hunger, lack of access, violation of human rights by the end of 202310 point 8000000. so denise had been up rooted. the conflict in syria to continues to drive the world's displacement
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crisis. nearly 14000000 syrians displaced in and outside the country. 2 decades of war, enough gun is done, has led to nearly 11000000 afghans remaining displaced almost with in the country or in neighboring countries. ongoing fighting in ukraine, the democratic republic of congo, and me in more or old dislodging millions, turning to israel's war on gaza. the report states that between october and december last year, up to 1700000 people representing nearly 80 percent of gauze. this population has been displaced, no vent keys, do a fusion, alex, the guys and you. and if you would, you crisis outside of gaza would be catastrophic on all of them, especially because we have no got on to that. these people won't be able to, to, to, to cause a one day to all pay. i guess the actual unless there is a significant shift in international jo, politics,
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the u. n. fee is these re code numbers almost certain to continue rising mike level l g 0. but us assigned a 10 year security agreement with ukraine. the g 7 summit intentionally the blocks leaders also agreed to give key by $50000000000.00 loan during the how reports in the meeting in binary and southern this was in gauze. and you, craig, with prominent and discussions among the 7 leaders in so the need to, they will be with differing prospects for progress on ukraine. president followed him. is that lensky was off with a gesture of the g 7 long term support. a 10 year bilateral security deals signed with the united states to add to some of the deals with other g 7 members together intended as a step towards eventual them. they took membership. this is trying to ukraine's credible defense in deterrence capabilities for the long term. a lasting peace for ukraine must be underwritten by ukraine's own ability to defend itself now. and
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just to turn future aggression any time in the future. united states kind of help ensure that ukraine can do both sanctions were expanded on entities, still helping to keep rushes. economy afloat. and the deal was reached to allow the interest on frozen russian assets to be used as collateral. pro $50000000000.00 loan to ukraine, put me in to treat reconstruction and humanitarian use today is a truly historic j us and we have signed the strongest agreement between ukraine and the us since our independence. and these are in agreements on security and does on the protection of human life because it is tricky, a territory. the new crane for the d 7 within the sometimes divided in the support for israel and the palestinians, and facing allegations from outside of hypocrisy and double standards. as a result, a section of the summit struck conclusions,
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reiterates the g 7 support for what it described as us efforts towards a safe spot. it's also expected to contain language confirming the g 7 commitment to a 2 state solution, and it urges israel to refrain from it expended defensive in ralph or in the science of the gaza strip school. it's a big moment for tally and prime minister, georgia maloney costs becoming the acceptable face of fond like politics on the international stage and the intent on forging new influence for each of the in europe. in massage. okay, well yeah, well that is the message we want to convey. it's a jew 7 under the tell him presidency that wants to strength and it's dialogue with the nations of the global self. this d 7 lacks some of the amiable informality of previous gatherings and no just because of the gloomy state of the world below, they had an easy smile. but all the fellow leaders faced battles for their political futures at home. the next g 7 lineup could look quite different to this one. joe,
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nicole elders 0 binary in southern they today. the us supreme court has unanimously rules to keep access to an abortion pill rejecting had been put forward by combination of anti abortion groups. mesa postpone is used for 2 thirds of all abortions in the us and will now stay on the market for a little bit less more from washington dc as well. this case was brought by a group of anti abortion doctors who wants it to make it more difficult for women to access a drug that ends uses terminations to drug and question called me for press start. and the judge is ruled unanimously 9 from 6 of whom all conservatives to throw this case out of justice press correct cabinet. a consecutive himself who was appointed to the court by donald trump said that all of these doctors did have a moral issue. and a moral justification here, they did not have legal standing about significant because what this means is that the, just the system not rules on whether the f, the guy you support the,
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the control stroke access here. i could lovely lovely would it made it easier for women to access this drug, especially when those women can have to drug mail to them. so there is always the possibility that this issue could appear again before the court at some point at some and some of the various guys. and of course, abortion never, far away from this place. the supreme court because it was only 2 years ago that the supreme court voted to overturn roe v wade. that was the little the guaranteed, the access to an abortion to any woman in the united states. and it took it back to the state level. what it to be seen us is a when half the president biden, because he's very much told himself, is the man who supports a woman's right to choose. and it places for the distance between him and donald trump. he says, i am the man who got roe v wade over tons, and of course donald trump is running for president in november, but he's the presumptive nominee for the republicans. he's back here on capitol hill today. he's gonna be speaking to lawmakers. he's going to be speaking to send it to you pay members and he's gonna be saying, look, i, i'm going to be,
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you'll come to that liked it or not. you've got to get behind me. and he's going to be laying out exactly what that is gonna look like. fill of out, i'll just say, are washington demonstrators in brazil. and i've been in protesting against the bill that would make an abortion after $22.00 weeks equivalent to mad protests. to say the tech supposed to protect unborn c just as fails to protect and goes. access to reproductive care is already restricted in the country. terminations are only permitted in cases of rape. the baby's brain has failed to grow. oh, if a mother's life is in danger, if the bill passes into little women could face up to 20 years in prison. heavy rains in central and southern should they have killed at least one person on the thousands, homeless and santiago, the fire brigade rescued. a family of their pets and then make shift home under a bridge and been trumped by the rising water levels of the poach over the state of emergency has now been declared in several regions. and a heat wave of stumped across northern china bringing regular breaking temperatures
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of more than 40 degrees celsius. i'll just say with katrina, you as more from vision to the young more really central badging wasn't intended to be a place for sweetness. but it's become popular with local seeking refuge from a heat wave which has enveloped the city this week with some areas experiencing temperatures of more than 40 degrees. grow the system you know this year is become so how much earning or then you're coming here is a good way to escape the heat and get some reading. the authorities have told people to reduce time spent outdoors pregnant women and the elderly have been one of the 1st of heat stroke, pedestrians and cyclists so doing the best to protect themselves from the scorching sun. the capitol is not alone and experiencing this sweltering heat. soaring temperatures have struck over the countries note from the eastern province of chandel, titian junk in the far west breaking national records for the usual temperature at
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this time of year, or forwards and holiday and hon. 9 provinces have issued a red and orange and let the 2nd and most severe warnings for high temperatures. outdoor clean is replaced by mist 10 and trucks to cool down the streets and control dots in single to 42 degree heat wave. didn't to to tours soon, visiting a site called flaming mountain. at the moment of baking under the sun, showed the temperature of the steel at $65.00 degrees celsius for you to include on . so i have never had this feeling before. like being roasted in the furnace is an unforgettable. weak spears on china's national climate center has wonderful horses, an average days to come this summer, making the trend to deal new with a peasant scientist say, climate change is also to blame. china is the world's biggest, the mission of greenhouse gases, and has been experiencing months of extreme weather. this unseasonably harsh june
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follows china's horses nay on record, and one of its coldest winches, katrina hugh alda. 0 aging still must cause one approval from tesla shareholders for a pay package totaling $54000000000.00 in cash and stock options. the package and l have been blocked by a judge who ruled must influence test as board of directors toward him. the money panels are full fits the shareholders voted by a wide margin to approve you on most pay package. i just want to start off by saying, put them, i love you guys as well as kids threatened to leave tesla and take with him some advanced technologies. he's been working on. if he lost many business and let's say the vote was no surprise because shareholders realize tesla without musk would be worth far less than with him. prior to the vote, several large institutional investors urged
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