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around the at least 16 people are killed in an is very striking to you and run school in central garza. but it's based upon a stay in families with sheltering the on carrie jones. so this is also sarah from so also on the front. the protest is take to the streets instead of the demand. thing is very prime minister benjamin netanyahu. finalize a c spa, have to release to a mass, all steps down to speak to refugees and migrants in front. so worried about the future is the fall and rights takes power on sundays election. plus thousands of
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millions have lost the homes. a spot toilets has rise in india and to the dish on the phone. the . we begin with the wall in the us that was really strikes across the strip of killed, at least $56.00 palestinians and injured many more. one of the problems that struck you and run the school in this route, refugee camp in central garza, with thousands of displaced people, was seeking refuge. how senior officials say 16 people were killed, at least 50 others were injured. the number of patients is overwhelming, causes largest remaining health facility to our ex, a hospital because the health industry has described the strike as an odious. mexico is very forced to say they targeted fights as operating new. the school includes or even begins a coverage now from the l x. the hospital in the out of the panic as to
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and is really is tre kits into gaza. people rush to look for survivors of 2 bonds at an annual school in minnesota. the residential area has become unrecognizable. buildings lyons is demolished by another, is really a talk just hours before the and what this was home to us with johns, how many not only for them other families, headstart rescue each year after being displaced by is there any bomb bings? i swear, including women and children, have gotten in with these raiders continued to slaughter all people. 15 members of my family were killed and one lot, 20 members of another is a crime of law. because of course, we recovered some deed bodies, the wrist still buried under the debris, speech, and of the destruction stretches for kilometers. this is the
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aftermath of it. is there any attack in the fight in the south? a police car meant as a group property became a target can in 6 palestinians. their bodies are taken to the nearby lock. the hospital inside the hospital bodies are collected for a funeral. well, these policy means were killed in bonds, breakdown on an as a new role warehouse in the central massage, the come, the dog has ministry, has issued another warning. the fuel functioning hospitals across the street are in the brink of collapse. they say a lifeline to keep getting razors up and running is predicted. oh. and the chronic shortage is hovering efforts to save lives in the hospital go from a 100 to here is a trauma and orthopedic surgeon from london. he's volunteering in gaza with project scientific, a charity organization. he describes what he witnessed at the exit hospital off to
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the this wrapped attack. i'm really at a loss of, so it was uh today. uh, actually i was operating, we've got the cold that we had to stop. we had a mass casualty incident, so we will the team run downstairs the when i arrived at the oh actually i saw a number of killed individuals heading straight to the mold. and so i knew that this was a very serious attack. i entered the and it was absolute chaos. the 1st thing i saw was a 3 or 4 children lying on the floor. one of them had horrific injuries to the lower back, as in a flesh wound that went all the way down to the spine. he had trouble of moving his leg, so i can only imagine that he had a severe spinal cord injury. a bear in mind, you don't have a c t scan that locks off, so it's not the set top as a troll, my sense of it. and so it was all just hospital which normally runs the which should normally run with a capacity of 208600 patients, 600 patients,
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3 times its capacity. you know, uh and, you know, you have children lying on the single women lying on the saw men lying on the floor . you just people everywhere. it's chaos and you're dealing with an already broken system. and when you have less casualty incidents like this, it's over whelming for everybody involved. this list of all the persons that are in general killed, of course, when you believe in this cause. and you believe that, you know, you are on the right side of history and you believe that one thing have for an oppressed people is the, you know, the noble thing. then you gain strength. some that you gain springs from the people around you, you gain strength from the rest of the august opinions. my love lice, but we want to have a future like you and i. and so you keep going. it's very sides. when you see the most vulnerable people of society, the target to the children to be slow today, i think we might have to take to the emergency. oh,
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all. immediately following the stallings like uh the uh e r itself its verdes. it's just very sorry, most shade. so its texting uh physically its texting. but as i said, if you believe in the cause, then you know that this is the right thing to do the and keep going. us and israel, a place of used will to count and against anti government for testers. the suppression mounts on prime minister benjamin netanyahu just stepped down, demonstrates his according for new elections and the immediate release of kept his health and gaza or mind to 12 use these when the government has banned ultra 0 from bro costing now. so how to solve it, which is reporting from neighboring jordan. it's been nearly 9 months since israel's war on guns that began. and demonstrator say they're fed up with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose government and government protests took over the country on saturday night in cities like west jerusalem haifa, until of eve. and you call it me con,
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mad them i'm cooling and even begging from the stage the prime minister and cabinet members. you must not miss the opportunity to bring back david on the other 119 hostages. mister prime minister, give the negotiation team bring to maneuver and return with the deal and bring everybody back home. anderson mill, you're seen protesters blocking roads and met with violence from police and deployment of water cannons to clear the area the government, the and now we want we want this weeks protests come on the backdrop of restarting negotiations for ceasefire deal on friday, the chief of israel's intelligence agency, most sod return from a meeting in del huh. and that's in yahoo is office confirmed and negotiating team would be dispatched this week for continued talks. but stress that there are still
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gaps between israel and how much is position 9 months into israel's war on gaza. netanyahu's government is under immense pressure to secure a ceasefire deal. and it's really official say they're cautiously optimistic about the latest round of negotiations to sell who just eat off. i'm a of the your owns that president to that to most to possess can, has about to says all iranians. it was his 1st speech since a beating his conservative arrive in the presidential election run off both sides. that wrestle said all reports from tear on the president elect school have a hard time meeting expectations. 2 just be it's through loss of presence either 20172021. we're not approved by your ons guardian cancer. when it started,
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it was approved last month. she was not given a high chance of success. but after weeks of campaigning, the form is politician. mister position has been inactive to run your wrong supporters were creek to celebrate his election victory as president elect. he promised to be a president for oh, on the 7th of the people of iran, the great notion of a wrong, i come to serve all of you. i extend my hands too old iranians. previously, health minister under your arms 1st reform is present from homicide to me in the early 2 thousands. this discount has served as a parliamentarian from the regional activities since 2008. the frequency emphasizes loyalty to this one because the lucian doing his presidential debates money assumed get a i'm a conservative him on lifestyle, but a reformist, in policies and from day one i have repeatedly said, i follow the policies set by the lead on some of these atlantic revolution because
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many calls say that it is a paper statements as an attempt to avoid the risk with powerful officials. but you also promised this more liberty's social justice and it goes right kind of high angle governments cannot dictate culture were against coalition. and the violation of women's rights and it's running laws will not change people's behavior. as no one can forcibly remove, he jobs from writing. and women know, it can also impose the huge app on the is this still says he was further into ties with non rest of the companies, but they insist to run muscles to reconnect with west, to remove the international sections as the scale support. there's hope she's presidency wouldn't be a new beginning for the wrong, but the president elect, we'd have a hard time meeting that expectations to deliver on his promises. he would have to convince the west to pick one is ready for tools while ensuring the 4th degree at each here that his policies will not disrupt the system. because he said that was
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a 0 wrong truth. the policy is the executive vice president of the quincy institute . think tech, he says around new president and x has several hurdles to overcome, including us sanctions in order to improve the economic situation. without lifting some of the sanctions, yvonne will never be able to live up to its full potential. yvonne has pursued a strategy of neutralizing sanctions by trading more with its neighbors and, and shifting more towards russia and china. but yvonne's problem is not just the absence of trade. yvonne's problem is the absence of investment and russia and china and other countries are simply not investing in the von to the extent that he needs it to be the cause of the continuation of the search. and so you want to have to find a way to be able to know some of the sanctions. the problem is force that when they did so with the j secure, it was the united states and walked out of the deal with the united states. the big trade that agreement, so there are legitimate question marks,
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intern ron as to whether the united states is capable, not just one thing too with capable of offering sustain sanctions. and there is a value in being able to never the less reduced have shows even if a larger bargain cannot be struck because of political limitations in washington. i mean to wrong, it does not mean that the 2 countries have to be on a trajectory, doors compensation as they currently are. so there's still a bigger room there to be able to find some measures that can on the one hand, reduce tensions on the other hand, improve the situation of ordinary volumes inside the country. a french votes as an overseas, techy of new kind of don't you have headed to the post the costs, the pallets in the run of parliamentary elections becomes just weeks off to deadly rots. and the contact me over the proposed reforms, opposed by the indigenous kind of population authorities of band gatherings in the territory over election. we can up in front the tensions have been high since the
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1st round of voting took place last month, which the far right to made. huge gains, left wing and century scripts are trying to prevent the national valley policy from winning an absolute majority and sundays elections. the policies lead to a jordan about everything to become the next prime minister for many markets and refugees living in front. so worried about the future, if the far right winds control of parliament, the national valley has focused its campaign on immigration, according to threats to french culture and values. that some good food reports from us say in 7 fronts. there's some rusty left here and there some this is a refuge for homeless migrants and refugees in my say, 8 live in this cramped space. many were teenagers when they risk the dangerous mediterranean crossing to europe in search of a better future. but after business we spent days at sea been gone,
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most of us can is because we why last this save the leasing it with support from the mayor. this charity helps migrants and refugees find housing and to enroll in schools under french law. unaccompanied miners are entitled to free shelter and education, no matter where they're from. but with rising and t migration sentiment in france, charities worry places like this could soon shut down top of most i'd even if it's in firstcare, it's becomes harder and harder. more and more shelters are being evacuated, enclosed, they'll always young people sleeping in the train station or just on the streets. the in france, host few or migrants and refugees, then germany or spain. but immigration is one of the most debated issues here. proposals to shut the borders prevent undocumented, my rents from getting legal status and increase the port stations are becoming more popular is on by just what i need. that's on the left. they base all the problems of migrants, but it's not the case. well,
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the construction work that is done here is done by foreigners, the hard work is done by phone and the security deed comes out. one survey suggests 65 percent of french citizens think the country has welcomed many people from abroad and shouldn't taken anymore. while another finds more than 60 percent, believe immigrants contribute positively to cultural diversity. you know, mean i'm, i say the, there are a lot of migrants in most se, so i think people were pushed to focus on this. but after role, who isn't migrant in front of me come this week, the south winters, the biggest supporters club for the popular football team or not been domestic, said that waves of immigration has made the city the customer, call it and place it is today. now an opportunity or a problem, the outcome of sunday's vote will indicate which vision voters and brings it to some good food. alda 0 must say. i said i had to hire on offices here. i'm seeing bus rob you in? i robi were canyons or marking solve a sub central to their civil rights move in the backdrop of recent dead refinements
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. the hello good to have you along here is the latest on demand to range for india. we're seeing them pick up into with the con state. so highest level there, it's issue for just how much rain you're going to see. singles for that western slice of nepal. we're talking a couple 100 millimeters here over the next little bit. so the usual strengths of flooding and land slides, really the name of the game over the weekend had been some burst of rain around carter, most of that stance the way into southern sumatra. and borneo turns dryer though, for central and east drop of provinces. and we have been dealing with for the advisory is really up and down the philippines fall this way, whether in mix. it's a story. if he'd sent humidity though for huge swath of china,
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here's our seasonal summer range. they've now lift it further north, across the yellow river valley. so john jo getting hit with some of the weather, but the hot in human conditions really for shanghai. 37. you factor in the humidity . it's feeling in the fifty's. same goes for japan's honshu island heat stroke, cold parts in play, not hard to see why that 36 feeling more like 40 over the next few days. this is above average and that's shumate, southerly. wind will process midway through the waves. some storm should cool down some storms lingering around, central and northern focused on not too far away from jacob bad on sunday. that's just to see later. the unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this has not been rough and looks like we're so looks like this house on hers voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 100 years. connect with our
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community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, both in a region government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on out to 0, the the truck and back her mind about top stores. at least 16 people have been killed and 50 others injured and is ready bombing of the own disrupt, refugee camp, and central kansas single thoughts each time many of the victims of children. the goal is a health industry has described a strong cause. an odious semester is very police abuse. what's a kind of against the anti government for testers?
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intensive needs thousands have been protesting each week across the mountain view. elections needed release captains housing goes wrong. so you pressed into that student possessions and has vowed to serve all radiance of to winning the run of the supports us hope is time own box a new beginning for iraq. is that molly under kent a fast so have mocked the exit from the west african book. echo us after starting a new treaty to set up a confederation. the 3 june to the countries of cuts, ties with vigil allies and western powers of interest reports from i think it's been to the full west african regional book because a number of clues upset of several of crisis leading to suspensions and such funds . those actions resulted in 3 member states, burkina faso, molly and the share renouncing the membership, informed me that one block, the alliance off the health state. although most of it goes pending to functions,
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helping lifted. many believe the crisis has undermined a week and the organization. i did, which was the championship, says much has been achieved in the past year. the handling of the front dryly solutions in these countries have even though perhaps not ideally what we would once bought. it has helped to de escalate attention because at the point tension was really high and of things could help going south at the hotel. the organizations troubles on security on the economy. economic slowdown has resulted in high cost of living, leading to violent protest in some members state. i talks about, i'm groups. i also, i major concern, one of the main reasons. cool leadership in burkina faso. molly initiate care for
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toppling the democratic governments. head of son, this echo summit to nigeria, the leaders of the newly formed alliance of the health states commit to misuse capital. yeah, me that discussed security and defense competing terrorism, economic cultural trade extent. just i noticed one day elias will need support from the rest of the region if they decide to operate on their own. i by felicia, nor the ard for the airport concrete or the country. so we didn't need to help this groups and continue to exploit the disc ups that could be created. and then of course, continued to impact uh, maybe to on board the security for the citizens over the 300 eco assess, initiated, most led by the senate and his president to bring the 3 countries back. entry told so far that i know indications this assets what i was able to say, the timing of the alliance of the health states was deliberates. it's to show, of course, the kind of fossil molly image you can do without the original book. but some i
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normally say molly ends in particular i could trace difficult is, is only member countries of course decide to isolate the tool unlocked countries as needed. so with this a hell a lions wrap up that meeting and the share equis members gathering in nigeria have not commented on the near may meeting. likely hoping the latest efforts will convince the june to let countries to return to the regional organization. how many degrees i would just need. i apologize jerry, but i'm a guy here. he's a political commentary to informal communications director at echo us in dot com. he says discontents with the block is wide spread across west africa. the reality is that uh, unfortunately, despite is the name of the coordination. it cost is not performed when, when it comes to achieving regional integration from working in charge of the countries in west africa in order to ensure and indeed security as
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a 1st service environment, including democratic, 5255, the bidding of many in west africa or the re and even instead of just asking questions about really just something of a goal was whether it should be revised uh, the issue we invented doing it to fit this other student or not. the problem now is that the countries from the side region they have sent over and over again, and some of them, these is going to be private, that they're not coming back to because for whatever reason and they speed the condition of their countries. and in other upper new countries. well, happy about these former military cool because they're seeing democracy as well. everything results as the kenyans, the mocking the 30 full sound of this. you have some us time of day when people staged nationwide protests demanding free and fair elections. it was
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a pivotal moments that ended a single potty room in kenya, activist drawing power that was between the events of 1992 recent demonstrations against now of band and tax rises, which left $39.00 people tags of violent police correct down. st visibility reports from not ready visit the on the go meetings, bullets and tear gas attacks and arbitrary arrest. reverend timothy, enjoy you has seen it all before and still bears the scars from fighting for constitutional reform. and can you in the 1990s succession, good to do it is not a power is going to, is it not the original? what do i bring? and if i continue with it, or what we read, that time to pretty solve the dates over the course here. sure. visit just then please my gratitude into that for them. my thoughts on while the river it was
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taking rubber bullets to the head. president william root who was working as a youth leader in the rift valley for then president, daniel are up more violent tactics. we've seen use done kenya streets in recent weeks to deal with the civil unrest are strikingly similar to the disproportionate and heavy handed tactics that people normally associate with president moines. some of the scenes bordering on the absurd protesters passing out flowers, police responding with tear gas, some seems more sinister back to say these images show thugs, hired by the government to infiltrate peaceful demonstrations and instigate unrest . the police have also been accused of ignoring instances of looting all to a road public support for the protest. president rudo has denied police and
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security agencies did anything wrong. continuing to defend his government's response and saying it was old to preserve the rule of law. if you see the rule of law, then you must also be the who no, no. and so extrajudicial killings cannot continue to happen. abductions cannot continue to happen in the country that is governed by the law. face of the well represented some of the 185 people, including children, forced to appear in court this week, many to week to stand and showing signs of abuse. police refuse to release them despite the court throwing out their cases. a wanton refusal of the on both sides to obey the laws by which police are bound back at his personal museum. reverend enjoy says there is reason for optimism and things aren't as bad as they used to be . struggle is part of the democratic process and what is happening in kenya, he says, is the same as everywhere else, oppressed people, fighting for freedom,
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same bus route, the older 0 nairobi in man law, the ruling emit children, so is facing fish resistance from arms groups determined to toppled, evasion fighting has been especially famous and strategically important kind of had him in less than 10 states. both sides of taking prisoners of war. tony chang has worn out. his report contained some disturbing images. a resistance forces pushed back against government troops on the outskirts of to the west. and man fighting has been fixed and the town battles ranging from house to house foot, slowly, the pushing imagery out into deem township alone. there are at least one or 2 um groups of resistance scientists. we're confident we control at least 70 percent of to dim township. so the city itself, we think we now control about 40 percent of it, is the military withdrawals, homes and businesses. a 2nd line here and both sides take prisoners of war.
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and most military is notoriously brutal with the resistance probably cuz it catches in february soldiers posted videos on social media. a fight has been beaten and found in chains. then they were burned to live in to them. however, soldiers taken captive by resistance forces a given access to basic medical aid. and in some instances released from the absence of any formal judicial system. they have little choice, but memo shadow government says it needs international support to rebuild civil society. we capture the company with the flu and the criminal. that's why we put without the good of presence and without the good judges, how can we do that? that just is so and that those are the small but very important stuff. the internship, i mean it's kind of help to the soldiers. it's the end of the line. but if nothing
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else, the secure and well fed me and most bits of civil war that can be counted as a when tony chang elders, or at least 65 people, have been killed in floods and land slides, and injures northeastern asylum states in recent days. for now fernandez reports, excuse me, charles hahn is trying to salvage materials, so he's flood damage at home. he's thinking seats, and bamber with head secure, the toppling shelter which his family of the team put up on high ground. both with the kind of work of what i like i've suffered must have losses, and then it closed appliances, food, bedding. my house is unable to, i don't need money to build a new house. i've lost thousands of dollars worth of stuff. does. lima cartoon is also struggling. the mother of 3 is in a, make shift shelter, set up near the cars that are on the national park. she says the authorities have
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done little to help flood victims. yeah. so oh my god, the vine, whom i said, 20th i used to 40 to 50 families, came here after our village was flooded. there are no toilets, no drinking water. we've only received half a kilo of rice and 250 grams of lentils. nothing else could be on the disaster management authorities in asylum in northeast, in the sale of most 2 and a half 1000000 people have been effective across 30 districts. they see over 50000 people have been housed in 300 really centers operating across the state. flooding is a common occurrence in the bottom of the threat and bar valleys. but experts say the nature of flooding is changing separately. so to pay be the infill separated by southern dr. busy on that.

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