so that is afflicted by conflicts, police collapse people, we try to balance the stories, the good, the bad. i've been asking the people allow us into their lives, dignity and democracy. asked me to tell this story. the warnings of extreme hunger in southern gaza while as well from pods rafa and looks the entry of not saving $8.00 a what's the cost is you ins. agency for children describes the situation is senseless. non made to provide the carry dogs to the ssl, just sandra when not from time. i've also in the program. so don's ami says it has repelled the major was sold to move stuff for a minute. international please. we're fighting to storm on certain rema poses,

secures the 2nd time this concept because precedents only by making concessions to his biggest run the it so 400 g m t that 7 am in gaza. well, food program says it's operation and the strip of being severely affected by as well as attacks in solving and central areas their physics stream, hunger in southern garza, similar to what's being experienced in the north. you an agency says some limited supplies have reached the north to the western areas crossing, but food prices remain high and palestinians are struggling to cover the costs of the vegetables are available in the market, but they are all sold at very high prices. for me, a window, i have no income and i cannot feed my children is really forces have destroyed all

of the water wells in northern gaza. the lack of water is the worst thing and if i'm in conditions across the strip majority of children and adults that don't have access to clean drinking water, solid and jotted reports for his life. and its denial is such a slow day the, the school in july, the refugee come, serves as a shelter for just base people. and water tank is like this and let me know because it has been decimated and it's really a tax which targeted or infrastructure needed to sustain life and ready, laid is allowed to reach the region the most. um, what you see is a living proof of the vitreous suffering, not only from the shortage of drinking water, but also the accumulating waste. instead, sewage above all our homes were destroyed, but the occupation, we are suffering from all friends enough for me to turn to find

a leveled homes is not just the luck of food. our children are starving to death in many places. this is how children have been drinking from puddles metix aid. they may survive the thirst not monday. and so we can disease or do you ins, agency for children, goodness, i've called the since this man, me deprivation as mount nutrition could give thousands of children within weeks. well, the best that you're having to use riley is destroyed. no idea. hey mr. walter wells too, we cannot feed our children and now we can not find a drop of clean water. this is not nice. even animals have a better life compared to us. we are butchered, if not by these ready bombardments by salvation and lack of water. well, i can say is it gold as a shield? he is our rock. we are standing a ground with patients and fortitude. fortitude is much harder for children, many of whom have lost parents. most of the displaced have to walk long distances to get some water. some kind of thing you have resorting to drinking seawater as

people close to the shore have been using and created brackish water for months. carts service water supply lines, in addition to wells, is really strikes and incursions destroyed this out of nation units. and its troops are blocking fuel. in systematic attacks on a convoys, even drinking water is prevented from reaching people. during the last 8 months, soldiers incentives have posted numerous videos of them destroying what the v. a trickled in, including water bottles. the latest you and report to the accused. israel of extermination. the government's policy to collectively denied food and water to gaza. was announced in october when the defense minister declared that it would be no electricity, no foods on no few and mine and daily. and that policy is still backed by international leaders and supporters. cutting off time cutting off water. so cool. i think the israel does have that. right. and should,

wouldn't they be forced to punch theaters like this the impunity to impose the timing is supported israel's right. the defendants some of them job each other. they're a 14 year old boy is the latest victim of the severe food medicine shortage stuff. i heard john say he was sheltering with his family among the many displaced protest in his, in southern guns. 57 children have died that from malnutrition and the hydration also as well as the blockade of the strip. i'll just here is honey, my fluid is outside the hospital. i'm a stuff is body was taken a. this is a body of 14 year old, most of the hijackers, he'll just died of mountain nutrition here at the locks. the hospital most of and his families are displayed family from northern garza, were pushed you into this displacement by this really military. the initial week of the war on gaza. most of i have suffered from malnutrition and more recently made

the ation and now being taken through his final arrest of as one of the 28th other children who died of this enforced the hydration. and in our vision imposed, vide, is really military, by the ongoing restrictions and a blockade on the border. and the restrictions on the entry of unnecessary medical supplies and basic necessities to keep people alive and to help them survive these difficult conditions. but you see right now is the, is most of us mother and his father who are quite traumatized or what have been crying father and mothers over the bodies of their children unable to do anything to save them and to help them survive these difficult conditions. this is most of the father

writing in the car. they're taking his body to his final read to the cemetery. so to say, i'm glad there's an emergency medicine physician. he spent 3 weeks volunteering at the nasa hospice in con eunice in january. he says that hung across in gun laws that has made people move, unable to common diseases. we had already anticipated that there would be levels of malnutrition that were on the rise. this is coming from a world food program assessment that was done back in november. that has suggested that both in the north and in the south, there was going to be a rise in mel nutrition and then more adequate a needed to enter when we were there in january we saw just how difficult it was for a truck to get into the gaza strip and to get to vulnerable populations. and so this is something that many n g o was many health professionals have been wondering about you can not just continue to allow the crisis of humanitarian,

a delivery of food entry into the area. you cannot just allow that sort of a obstacle in place and not expect that they're going to be consequences on the population. and so we would see it, we saw in the portable populations, we would see it in the children, we saw it in the pregnant and life getting women. so it's something that's expected . essentially what you're talking about when you're referring to fame and like conditions like the un has, is that they're going to be up for a portion of the population that's going to die because of the lack of food. specifically, what you see is that you see people who are malnourished, who are dealing with dehydration. if they have a common cold or if they get some sort of stomach virus, that they will die as a result of this because of the conditions on the ground. people starving to that, that's what we're talking about here. and we're talking about a significant number of the population. i mean, they're very specific criteria to call it famine. and that's the criteria that's been met. you're talking about population there that's being suffocated and starve to death. and you see that in real time, you're seeing actual people die. as

a result of that is not only one that working hospital in northern garza, but the reopening of the engine nation hospital has been limited because of israel is blockade on medical aid and fuel imaging came that has more this is the indonesian hospital in northern garza it's just reopened. officer intense is ready. bombardment, an occupation of it scribes a no. it's the only functioning hospital in the area for nearly 650000 palestinians . the hospital resumed operation on the 1st of june, following the withdrawal of these really army from jamalia. the areas main hospital, all she felt was totally destroyed, but he is really arms. and with the sharp shortage of medical supplies, let alone the medical staff. we are doing our best to serve our people, but the worst is the severe field shortage. since we restored our service in june,

we have not received a single liter of fuel. we cannot operate the ice use or operation rooms. the solar panels are covering only for hours of daily operations, which is not sufficient to present goals. the report, the menu operations cannot be performed without adequate medical supplies, equipment and personnel. some patients don't get the treatment they need. others are forced to have procedures. they wouldn't have otherwise. i mean, 7 years old. he was hit in an asteroid in northern garza and his randy drove and find a number of messages on us and a school show to my father was killed and i was injured. i was taken to hospital for treatment, but my leg was 7. i hope i can have an artificial limb to be able to walk and play again. before his injury means mother says he was very active hoping you run the heis and with his brothers and sisters since he's become withdrawal and she says his leg could have been saved. if they called the medical cat,

they needed in time. power medics were not able to reach the school building and as a result, my husband bled to death. and to me is like, was lost. he remained in a coma for days and almost lost his life. his brother, as it has mental plates, fixed in his homes. his radio strikes accounting and injuring palestinians, and garza, with more than 2 thirds of hospitals, like a service and with the blockade to aid including medical supplies and fuse. the destruction of the health care system is causing even more people to suffer and even lose their lives image and came out 0. these ready minute trees. once again, conducting a series of raids across to occupies westbank. at least 2 palestinians have been injured and i'll try to soon refugee camp in the city of ramada, the palestine red crescent society says one of them was shocked in the head. and is in a critical condition, is what a forces have also stormed janine. and however,

on the air, at least 8 palestinians were injured, buys very gunfire joined a raids on the out. i'm already camping out right. since october, the 7th, more than 5200 protestants in the occupied westbank had been injured, buys very forces. more than 540 the sedans armies claiming unimportant victory and the boxes for all fashion north dot full region. it says it has repelled a major assault and the ones find the power that to rapid support forces until one of its senior commanders, human rights groups say they say ethnic cleansing should the or assess capture the city of 92000000 people. even moving reports from on demand where many have taken up arms to join the fights. i was on this military camp in under

man is where young man from so dance west and are for region come to receive training. they volunteer to fight alongside to dance. army and it's were against the parent and the 3 rapids support forces or r s f. what's the, was displaced from his city of indiana in south dar 4. he says the horrors committed by the recess is with meet him. join this camp. last name, i'm going to do the displacement, the looting of civilians, the rape of our sisters, mothers is what made me join discount the r assist took over neil and things that became too dangerous. so i came here but joined discount to attend to the full and find the are assess the work between the army and the rest that started last year in the capital spread quickly to dar for which has long been a conflict on violence there between the former government and rebel forces in 2003

killed more than 300000 people and displaced 2000000 people, the u and describe it as ethnic cleansing by government forces and their allies. for many of those here, the current conflict is a continuation of the work that spotted in dar 4 in 2003. the ira stuff has it's all regents in the general lead melisha, which the government used to fly troubles and which was accused of committing crimes against civilians. now the parent military is accused of committing similar crimes against civilians around the country. with more specifically in the dar 4 region, the u. m says between 10215000 have been killed in west star for alone. when a slick metallic with targeted by the recess and allied groups, increased conflict once. the mass graves had been reported in the state. in north star for the last remaining army strong holes in the region, the recess has launched repeated attacks that has led to the displacement of more

than 130000 people. in the past month, dozens of villages have been burned to the ground, mostly of estimates of ours. the, some of those who ended up in the camp are former soldiers and former recess office . there is one 4th of the same and she hadn't somebody to friday. i reported to the army on the 1st day of the conflicts against the recess because it rebelled against the government. so they stood against the army and against the country. from day one, they killed civilians and force them to leave their homes. the camp is run by this commander, a member of what's known as the border guards once patient and are for they were once allied with the rest of their now fighting. their former allies were drunk. you the uh nothing. dunedin, who goes from dog for who's come, have gone through injustice as a full fi stating, doleful on. so you because of the already set except for i will fax you. the other states have been looted. people have been killed enrolled. that's what those policies are. most and read and try blessed the recess control,

most of the western region for those here are for maybe 2 or 3, but they say 5, i think they are a step here in the capital. makes them feel one step closer to home. he but morgan all just the euro on through mine because couldn't the outdoor stuff is the regional advisor on africa at the non profit organization. freedom house. he says increasing lawlessness because of the conflict is west thinks downs to monetary and crisis. it is very important to know that the conflict in so don is now run into a hor, established nest situation. meaning that the whole entire that for the region which is a police 90 percent, it was exception. blog flush of state is confronted by us by the auditor. most of those people surviving in the odyssey of control it area has no means of survival. people are, you know, living in a bunny, dia,

humanitarian situation. a flash of yourselves as being besieged now since the water stopped for a months. the foot is started running out and it is very difficult to be able to imagine how i didn't policy printer them well, including that is individual illusion of that you're going to give it to cancer. could have any impact on changing a very dangerous project stories. because that's a conflict is taking place and taking in that form with regard to the money data and um, access people to plan, oxidative people walk in and flashing and give walk on to these people to try to sleep. people can just die. my, you know, not the food hunger, but also very much is part of the, you know, on very spread out melisha anata save up all the points that is make i also thought to get some of those for the so the situation is very

difficult. even people, $1.00 and $5.00 should even if they are willing to run out. now there is no way or the roadside loss in front of them. a sofa come here. now, just they're preparing for the journey to amounts. are millions of what you are in macon, on your thoughts. the pod came into views, is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing, the f one, his government with these says 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. nonsense. the e, you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential go to some we cannot take the fact that he was signing up, present as not that important factor here. the story on talk to how does era in depth

analysis of the days headlines? does this mean that a slide south of donald trump, now i don't think so, and it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump are looking at this as selected justice or weapon is ation of the justice system. frank assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se thought that a 100 percent different. at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story on al jazeera, from palestine to pakistan from syria to be in donasia. ok, 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 funding, poverty and dishonest. your coupon a is a lifeline for someone in the donate. now with confidence give your to bonnie today without kind of foundation news

the welcome back reminds about top stories. now this jubilant soldier says to don's army, says it's withheld and major sold in the north stuff for rich admitted cheese says it also kills a senior recess, combined operation of passion warnings of extreme hungering, southern gods. you ends wells to the trends, such as populations of being affected by the states is fighting something. this central is ready, forces have destroyed all of the votes of wells in northern garza and the west may have funding conditions across the street. earlier this week, the you in fact,

commission is relatives between crimes against humanity including the forced stop station 37 leaders meeting in italy say the you and that refugee agency for palestinians must be allowed to work on handed in gaza. they called for all parties to facilitate rapid and uninterrupted passage of humanitarian relief, shown to hold reports from the g 7 summit and barring and southern destiny. and let me read you the relevant passage in the summits conclusions as it relates to a goss of the g 7. that says is united in supporting the comprehensive deal that's been put forward that would lead to an immediate cease fire in gaza. the release of all hostages and a credible pathway towards peace that leads to a 2 state solution. then a line on 8. we full circle for a significant and sustained increase in humanitarian assistance and further into the document. a line about the u. n's releasing works. agency, we agree,

it is critical that we're and other, you and organizations and agencies that distribution networks be fully able to deliver a to those who need the most fulfilling the mandate effectively. now remember, the owner is the largest 8 agency operating and gaza. it has done so many years and so for patients a little but suspended off the israel accused isn't having staff members that were involved in the october the 7th attacks that most most of its funding from individual un members. much of that has now review resumed, but its activities still severely intended impeded on complaining just 24 hours ago that these radio thirty's frequently prevented from delivering aid and other aid organizations come could be shared with you. based on x from unit assess global spokesman. james elder, this was my wednesday in gauze, and he wrote this week a 30 now admission to god 40 kilometres. a towel was held at a check point,

despite the approvals, our truck containing medicines and nutrition for 10000 children was turned back. so the g 7, e needs communicate, standing full square behind the need to resume at scale. a deliveries in gusts and graduation ceremony has been held to us university that's being that the full front of protests against israel's world guns. for reynolds reports from the university of california, los angeles, the graduation ceremonies here on the campus of u. c. l. a. have proceeded mostly quietly and without protest or disruption. it's a far cry from the large scale gaza solidarity protests. and encampments that appeared on campus over the past several weeks and were repeatedly broken up forcefully by riot police. the students attending the

graduation largely refrained from any kind of outward protest, although several did where could be is to show their solidarity or sympathy with the pallets to be in cause the graduation speaker. at the 1st ceremony of graduation, actor sean austin alluded to the protests and offered some new to criticism of the way the college administration had responded to that. there has been anti palestinian anti symmetric, anti intellectual anti free speech. there's been simply too much anti this u. c. system and the u. c. l 8. ministration has been too far out of touch with our students. but it's, it ceremonies will continue here for the next several days. and regardless of how they develop this year's season of protests will leave a lasting legacy of student activism. both here at u. c. l. a. and across the

united states, rob reynolds, l. g 0, los angeles. millions of muslims from all over the world of visiting america. and it sounds you are right here for the annual hodge pilgrimage. i spent the night in need of that before climbing about an hour thought early on saturday morning. the focal point of the religious journey is a call but a stone structure at the center of the great musk of mecca, sion who has more from mounts higher fence. when you stop, how do you have to enter into a state of a home, which is some sort of a spiritual quest for the deepest sense of purpose in life. and this explains why, oh man must wear a simple white cloth to show that they are willing to embrace change, show humility, break away from the vanity of life, and also show compassion towards the sick. the for the dispossessed,

and the elderly auto thought is going to be the most important day in housing. this is what you're going to see. a sea of people standing in this area in silence, praying supplicating and asking for forgiveness for muslims out of fancies, some sort of a dress rehearsal for the final day of judgments. why the believe there was done before that? create an answer for their own mistakes and since, but they hope that by the end of the day and a lot of facts that prayers would be unset hoss your mind. but i 0 out of that. so around the pose that has been re elected the south africa's president for 2nd time. i'll see what i don't support from the opposition democratic the lines to secure the top job of the amc last is majority in last month selections for me to minute reports. now from cape town, the honorable chief justice of south africa,

of the days of uncertainty, and just as parliament sent for the 1st time off to mays elections of confirmation came of a deal for a government of unity between the african national congress. you have no objection to democratic alliance and in cost of freedom parties. and the compromises made with him. with the a and c taking to speak of parliament position and the deputy paving the way for the smooth re election of fluid on my posts as president. it is the historic meaning of the vote, and the moment that we find ourselves in that is truly significant. is that a number of parties that had to oppose each other but that represent the majority of south african voters have decided to work together to deliver this resolved. the agreement comes on to the amc last it's parliamentary majority

and it's biggest dropping support since it to power 50 years ago. the multi party deal allows the amc to have control of provinces like the commercial capital halting for the democratic alliance. it's no longer the off position, but the 2nd biggest voice within a new government this arrangement and shows that the voices of voters will now be heard in all of the rooms we decisions are made about the future of our country. the thanks to the 3500000 people who voted for us with some policy is like the economic freedom fighters are opposed to the partnership. they say the da only protects white to minority interest while marginalizing the plus. it's expected president from of course i will make a number of concessions when a points in cabinet ministers, giving some of those posts to the political parties in the new partnership that trade off for the support of what was the agencies largest opponent. many hope

won't come at a high cost. in the past, it is often opposed amc policies related to economic labor for a health key and foreign policy decisions from worker's rights to silver stones and supporting palestine. while it's not really an issue of legal enforcing the agreement, the agreement is the as part of the pro states to both trust between what the privacy is now by the coalition party where they will work or not. you know, while the government of national unity lead silva for k 1994 off the part 8. when racial segregation was abolished and people had great confidence in a and see this later. multi party governance is the consequence of a lack of trust. and the liberation policies perform advertised by requests to meet them a i'll just say right, cape town relations between north and south korea or the west for several years across the the minutes rise and separating them. so has resumed pul,

costing critical messages through doubts because problem young has been sending pollutants filled with rubbish. robot, broad reports now and how propaganda has been used by both countries. over this. the visitors to the d. m. z museum learned the story of this heavily armed uncontested frontier from its founding at the end of the korean war. through the decades of angry exchanges, driven by propaganda campaigns by both sides as leaf bits of including the production and distribution of leaflets. by the 1000000000, we know that we showcase the process of how the dmc was formed that resulted from this division and the current military standoff between the north and south. the museum also has on display the type of speaker systems that the 2 sides have resumed using the nearby observatory, south korea and visitors compare into the new.