the summit as an international inside corruption, excellence award, nominator hero. now, the palestinians are taken to overwhelm the hospitals, while israel's military targets central garza and all the areas children are among the victims. the hello, i'm mario, new y z. this is alex rivera, live from dall also coming up on the program because the sci fi told, scheduled to resume in cairo, how mine says it's delegation, will head to the egyptian capital even most go conduct a present as well. and ukraine, mox, it's independence under the shadows, rule, and flooding, which has cause major destruction across bangladesh. hundreds of thousands of flat

the homes of 3 time neighborhoods. a washed away the welcome to program it. 1600 g m t. and we begin this news hour in gaza web. how does the new families of bearing that dad is? is ready, tax continue across the strip. at least 38 people have been killed since don't on saturday. several children are among the injured oven. is rainy as try calling the elbow res refugee camp and being treated for headphones that the allowed the hospital, a woman and the little girl were killed in the attack all ox the hospital. and darrow bhalla is also overwhelmed. dozens of injured people have been treated there as well, including a palestinian worker for the wall central kitchen. in addition, 12 bodies had been recovered from earlier as rainy strikes that targeted residential areas of how much sissy and southern gaza. several buildings were hits

and many of them has been destroyed. well, attacks on gauze or of pushed families into crowded areas with limited resources. in the past 2 days, the is really army has force more than a 100000 people to leave the eastern parts of darrell bala, shutting down 20 shelters off to the latest round of displacement orders. the one is saying, move in a 1000000 palestinians, and southern and central garza might not get any humanitarian food a this month, july already. so the lowest levels of aid since the war began and also to rejoins us now on the line from darrow bala in central galls or in the how the hundreds of the $100000.00 displaced families, including children coping with what has happened in the past. 48 hours. well many i'm simply, they're not cool thing because the people are on the move air strikes, continue our calories selling continue. and there's no space for though all of

these families, the children, and it's constantly happening like the air strikes dark time. the rationing, and we're also talking about there is a very small area that has a d. n 1000000 of displays policy in the are squeezed in this area. now the thing is, those palestinians came from across the global strip after that is where the forces for them to evolve 2 ways to the middle area. now not only, but there has been new evacuation orders in the causes that cd come also in a but, and also an eastern part of the year today. now some people might, if actually, some people are still trapped in those areas because they were on able to evacuate due to the heavy fire shining eliza munition. and also the quad comforters, are small jones out shoot policy news and,

and fire live and munition on anyone who's trying to escape from those areas. no policy. i mean, families are saying that they do not have any space to go to. they could not even have a pace to set up the 10th some people went to and then other people went to the beach and, and put their tests over there. but most of those families are psychiatric on the streets without any shelter, without any other belongings, all they wanted to do is to escape and to save their lives. now policy, new families are saying that where ever they go based their feel that there is no police safe because i previously that is there any forces, ask people to go to the humanitarian zone, which is of milwaukee. but on the walking was also targeted by the is right, the airs. right? now they're all on. all thing is state of panic and peer. i'm both policy means not even able to protect or shuster their children. and that's why there's

a lot of frustration now we're talking about more than 10 months of continuous displacement. this has been a cycle ongoing every single week. and in the past couple of hours, you have been seeing continuous displacement orders from the is ready at a force 3rd. now those thought maybe you do not know where to go. they do not have any place to go. and we're talking about everywhere being, how did you and schools you and shelters hospital as the where is talk even makes just come. i've talked and plug it just people. okay, well thank you very much in del country bringing us up to date, but the situation there and there are bala and central gaza in terms of all the developments the white house is saying that private and fighting has spoken to the americans and to egypt, president about the seas 5 talks in cairo. alas, as

a delegation will arrive in egypt. capital on site today of to they were invited by egypt and kat. tom and his statement, the group is saying that it's committed to what it agreed to on july 2nd. based on the binding declaration and the un security council resolution and was ready to implement what was agreed upon. it cools the pressure on the occupation, obligating israel to implement the agreement and, and it's obstruction elsewhere is ready. forces obtained that these 5 palestinians in overnight raids in the occupied westbank. they stone the village of tel southwest of novelists and of remain. the range of also have been reported in all the areas around chicago. police took around in ramallah, one. palestinian was wounded in confrontations and bates a mar, north of hebron. meanwhile in lebanon's, near daily exchange of 5, between israel and as well as having an impact on both sides of the border. the one is saying there is a need for a $110000000.00 to finance the humanitarian responsive and nearly $300000.00 people

in the southern part of the country affected by the conflict. saying holder has this report now from bay root. it's a tourist season with lebanon's, hotels are largely empty, concerns about the escalation in hostilities between hezbollah and as well have let to cancellations. the hospitality sector has been reeling from years of economic turmoil. recent geo political tensions have made things worse. the hotels and all the hospitality sect that is heavy, the effect that no baby would have been effected in this situation since last october, since the whole issue started in as an unfortunate a suddenly escalating war has devastated villages along lebanon's 120 kilometer border with as well, aid agencies say critical facilities and roads have been severely damaged. as efforts have begun to find new collective shelters with

a rise in the number of displaced people. as a managerial country team, we're asking and we need a $110000000.00 to finance the ongoing response for up to $290000.00 . contradict effective people, nothing. not. the violence is not losing momentum with has the law and israel expanding their strikes. the war of attrition is felt on the is really side of the border as well. in a single hezbollah attack is really media reported. 60 homes were damaged and the occupied syrian golan heights, already a 5 kilometer deep stretch of territory has been evacuated. ok, that's a sense of what's in the sound. want to leave. others are patriots who want to stay, but it cannot continue this way. every sound of a door shut makes us think it's a boom. this time it wasn't a door shut, but a serious boom that caused to us a lot. lost revenue and water damage on both sides of the borders are estimated in the billions of $1.11 on the people are still suffering from the financial collapse

that began 5 years ago. and this is believed to be why has the law which started firing as, as well. and so there to, with garza 10 months ago has been calibrating it's attacks, so as not to give as well unexcused to bring devastation upon level. not already, the state is crumbling, it's barely provides electricity. so there's multiple of the lebanese government this morning, that even a controlled escalation would displace hundreds of thousands of people. and it would struggle with keeping critical sectors running center for their elders, the, to build a crew of $29.00, rescued from the greek flagged oil tanker and the red sea has arrived in your booty . they abandoned the ship when it was attacked off the evans coast by who sees on wednesday. they've been attacking ships in support of the palestinians in gaza. the british ministries as the tank was traveling through the red sea from rock degrees, and it was repeatedly hit by miss oswald drones. and iran,

the new form ministers saying that to we've been speaking about the tensions with america. both actually was one of the main negotiators of the landmark 2015 nuclear agreement. and he's now saying that he'll try to restart discussions to revive that deal. but don't want it after the talk to somebody, because we don't know tough to ending hostilities of tensions with united states. since lots of existing tensions in hostilities are due to fundamental differences between iran and america. and actually, there is no benefit to attempt to eliminate these differences. what we should do is to manage the hostility and the tension, the nuclear deal stuck between iran and well powers in 2015 can be used as a guide or a reference, but it can't be implemented as it was new negotiations must be formed. of course, the situation new york is difficult and in the us they are busy with the election, so it wouldn't be an easy task. but we'll do our best to and support the

brochure or a new crane of exchange. 213 prisoners of war keys is accusing russia of mistreating . some of them alex could topless as the story now from keys to look city to 115 you creating and prisoners spoke for an equal number of russians. the joy they release with and all over the faces show this prison the says he called believe it and he can't believe he's here. this cold, his wife behind the scenes are created and officials work with the russian authorities along with negotiators from the u. a, to finalize the prisoners swap like use use the linux, the full, the swap, 3405. you craning prisoners, they've been exchanged. now it's 3520 minutes. and that shot the test for you. the prisoners bespoke tony cranes independence day. the country sped

such de, held in the time before celebrations. but some of the youtube, as metals were presented in commemorations held the full and soldiers attended by post president andre due to show what you mean today. we celebrate the 35th anniversary of ukraine's independence. i'm sure that ukraine's would always mark the holiday in their free capital in the southern states at the test where you for the prison is released on. so today allegedly seeing the national anthem now is the time to re united their loved ones. the prisoner exchanged comes that the solemn time, trinity, and forces are being pushed back in the east of the country. despite successes in russia, who with thousands of presidents still being held by russia and ukraine, the release of a 116 prisoners each comes as a welcome token. just hollings because hopeless out 0 key. well,

in all the news police in germany of detained a 15 year old and connection with us that minute time that killed 3 people on friday. they say they're still looking for the main suspect. a people were injured in the attack in the western city of suiting and during the local festival, police say then no, it's ruling out terrorism or the it says off of the little dots we stay in. the current situation is that we unfortunately have to move on the death of a 67 year old man, a 56 year old man, and a 56 year old woman, one of the 8, physically injured or currently being treated 4 of them seriously injured as one to send now to bangladesh, the country is struggling to cope with severe and widespread flooding. at least 18 people have died and millions more stranded in the south and east of the country. well than 4 and a half 1000000 people have been forced from the homes, the all mean navy coast guard and volunteers are all involved in the rescue assets . time vid, calgary has moved from camila and eastern bangladesh. the sounds of thousands of

people of scales trying to imply the effect that area in eastern bangladesh, all going not face the water and every say that a lot of things have improved. but non thing that is, as you can see, there's a logistical challenge getting food and trying to rescue people that are people coming from all across the bottom of this trying to bring in food, getting in boats to rescue people. but a lot of the roads with networks are cut off and there's great blocks, and this is making things much more difficult. people have good intentions, are bringing all kinds of goods on release. the challenge still remains in rescuing this paper of the army and navy cause got there all coordinating with local volunteers and students to get things done. but because of the communication disruption, there's no internet network, no electricity, most of the telecom powers are damaged. so that is making very difficult for people

to get to those people who need help in the remote area. yet that ford is still going on to do the best they can. but the nightmare of logistics is one of the major and pay them and the government site is doing its best. a once the advisor to move it all the place as coordinate with the local government agencies to make things more efficient. if there is no more torrential rain, and the water stops, were sitting, things will improve. our lot of the water is the feeling danger level and many of the rivers. if the torrential rains, come by, things go get worse than before. it gets better. sunbridge, audrey, i'll just call me law there's, you know, rolanda is the director of disaster response for the bangladesh, red crescent society. he says that millions of people are struggling just to get basic services. the last are the people that i think did this thing more than one

minute and people on but i know there what uh, so with this guides you show of says 28th of august, especially infinity. there is no electricity. there is no uh, internet connection. there's no extra the c, b from this, the kids. what has to stop disputes are you on the 11th? so may get is, is accessibility. we have some, uh, resources like the invite test drive for most viewed items. every single possible assume is all big getting this item, you know, we all love this so, so i do watching as a lady to government and draw each and every district and softest this. we have the just need to have the best, the book efforts from the bottom. that is the side the wire as well. still to bring you on the program, the protests in rio de janeiro as well as against

a police operation that's forced the closure of schools and the demolition of homes . the in depth analysis of the face. headline, what strategic purpose do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years seem to be given a chance to pass to be a full political debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out, just a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crises. so issue the smell of that is all of the power

as all just air correspondence. that's what we strive to do across the, or a new wave of female musicians isn't nurturing, often challenging female stereotype. we're a conservative society, i'm pretty proud of it. but that was a negative view towards female fingers of to 0, who, who's behind this, with 2 bands, bringing traditional middle eastern music to new audiences, sisters and song human and don't mind on, i'll just be around the palm full passages, are increasingly affecting our lives. we've terrible consequences. a documentary asks whether we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. i in the fight against coven 19. how we ignore the global sucks to port profits for 4 people. and it won't cost the time

of $10.00 desks. oh no, just the all the, all combined, you're watching out your 0. i'll top stories now. these really minute tree is stepped off attacks across the gaza strip. nearly 17 people have been killed in the past 2 days. the th have been kills is due on on saturday. several areas in southern and central garza have come under attack. meanwhile, the bodies of 12 palestinians killed in earlier attacks had been recovered from how much since he residential complex northwest of on eunice is really ami targeted several buildings in the area of destroying many of them and to thousands of his

writings have been rolling on the streets of tel aviv against the government of benjamin netanyahu, urging authorities to come through on a deal to release captives held in casa. anti government protested become a regular occurrence in tel aviv since the early months of the war. and libya. com is returned in the capital aaa of to rival groups reached an agreement to low attentions disagreements arose over who should control the central bank. it's a vital part of the economy, as it holds lip is oil revenues. it was besieged earlier this month by alms menu attempted to force the resignation of it's governor. malik trainer has moved from ms. rata in moving to be a, a live yes, minister of interior. a mad too busy, a nose and agreement was reached between rival on groups and the capital tripoli to ease tensions tensions have been high since last week when the presidential council

a body that overseas the government. a pointed a new director of the central bank mohammedan shortly. of course the, the so the contributor who has been running the central bank for more than a decade, a denounced that this isn't rejected. it. he said that the presidential council doesn't have the authority to replace them according to the libyan political agreement, which was signed between libya's rival factions in the east and west in 2015. both legislative houses, the parliament in the east and the high council of state in the west have to agree to replace a live. yes. sovereign positions directors of libya suffering positions which includes the central bank. i'll put my how much disagree, who was, was appointed to become the director or the, the governor of the central bank said that he excused himself from the position, saying that he rejected any bloodshed on his behalf. and that he would only take on

the position if the light legislative houses formerly agreed for him to do so. the french authorities of open to terrorism, investigation officer and explosion outside of synagogue injured a police officer to cause in the coastal time back on march was set on fire. the officer was injured when a gas canister, and one of them vaccinated police are searching for a suspect. french interior minister is saying police presence at jewish sites will be increased now they've been protesting. one of rio de janeiro is largest, so that is after police operation forced $49.00 schools in the area to close. 9000 children are affected by this. forty's also destroying several 100 apartments they say are funded by drug cartels. but it's monica, and if you have reports or maria that's left hundreds of brazil's porous people, without homes. in windows vision narrows largest fail as people gather to watch their homes being torn down one by

one. in to raise their voices in protest. he said through the innocent victims of an ongoing war between rios all stories and drug cartels which control large parts of the city. protesters say the police are treating them all is criminal habits. you go to the care of this building sort inhabited by regular workers who are safe to buy a home or set up a shop. now they have nothing left. they've not only destroyed the quotes, but also our dreams. a police officer told us they are targeting properties owned by drug cartels, which have been investing in real estate to launder money. the orders he said were to demolish 300 apartments, allegedly built by criminals in the midas mom, who deal with the collateral damage. nobody has the answer. people here have been

telling us that they are protesting because every time there is a police operation, everything shuts down like the stores that you can see here. and also, not only that, not only people are unable to go to work, but also schools have closed down like this $149.00 schools were forced to close down during this lease operation. and that means that 9000 students from the 5 l. a mother had been forced to stay at home without any classes during the past 5 days. among the students 8 year old moist age who have special needs the deputy off, my son is autistic. he needs a teacher and special needs professional in school to help him interact and get an education. thousands of children are being effective and it's not the 1st time schools are close. residents here say that didn't really start villas any for a better future for their children is nothing but a dream. monica not give all just sarah. rio de janeiro to the philippines

now are authorities introducing tied to regulations on a migrant workers game with south korea off to discovering widespread abuse and exploitation. move in to 1000000 filipinos work overseas, adding money for finally back home. that has been over a 100 complaints about a seasonal funding program tied to sol. bonnet below has this report now from manila watson. i mean a on down we go, went to south korea to work at a farm or 2 years ago, expecting to make at least 3 times what he earns into philippines. the job was being advertised under a temporary workers program between his hometown government in a south korea city, facilitated by an independent broker. it all sounded legitimate to miguel until he arrived in south korea. no, somebody would know how many doing when it was time to get our monthly pay, we were told by the broker that it would be easier if they sent the money to our

families. but my family received only half the salary stated in my contract. and when he was injured on the job, the gal says medical costs were deducted from his bonus by their broker, even though his employer had told him they were covered by insurance. we go filed the complaint with the national government by good corporate department. as soon as the return to the philippines, the agency has received more than a 100 complaints under the seasonal farmers program since 2022 is still been corporate and requires local authorities to coordinate directly with the national government before sending workers to south korea. a letter of agreement, the names to eliminate the city to city of payments altogether. so also plant we had their own. 60 laborer complains that had been addressed by the agree and authorities in terms of we saw the, the labor situation on, on leave, around here in the philippines. we fire case as of the legal recruitment against the individuals, despite efforts to put an end to the exploitation, labor rights,

organization, se, there's still those that are falling through the cracks with some local governments, continuing to host sessions to orient people on temporarily agricultural work and south korea reactivated import them through the d m w. that's why is this local government continuing to do orientation member is more authorial. and why is there a presence of a broker like a social security and broker speaking to the community, say promising them jobs to glory. despite his experience, miguel still wants to be able to work in south korea under the same program he's described as abusive. and it's why he's asked us to conceal his identity. because thing in the philippines he says means continuing to racist family in poverty barn to below l. g 0. many. so that's it for me for now, but we're going to bring him on all of those stories in the news. now i will see

for that in about 25 minutes time off the inside story which examines so cold in the reality laws that have been in inactive in afghanistan, the color it remains very unsettled across the western parts of the game. and at the moment you've said a lot of cloud here just around the southern end of the red sea for the heavy showers. suddenly a possibility lifted. dustin sent us around southern areas of saudi here in the hot temperatures of 41 degrees celsius. i still plan to vote for round and noticed ice time, which is still getting up into the mid high forty's, farther north back. that could top 48 celsius by monday afternoon. meanwhile, at charleston west, whether we're able to watch the guy pushing up towards the black sea, those channels will tend to drift a little further east,

which as we go through monday, the rush hour should popping up behind. so space halt. but i think i could see some, a lot of the down pulls from time to time one or 2 showers, a possibility around the north west of africa over the next style. so i'm nothing too much to speak up. it's still a child. so the show is creeping up around the atlas mountains, plenty of south the rolling of the icon highlands, southern parts of chad. easy to was these yet. and notice the heavy right could also run its way to we'll send a goal towards the gambia over the next day or so. well, right in the full cost for southern and central pa solve nights area. possibly just not doing a little further north on the across the airport. a new wave of female musicians is emerging, often challenging female stereotype. we're a conservative society, i'm very proud of this, but that was a negative view towards e mail, saying is,

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