and suffice, and kimberly were also getting reaction to as well as closure all the else. is there a bureau in ramallah? what's exactly is being said yeah, national security council spokesperson john kirby's. the counsel putting this statement out saying, but the operation to shut down the algae 0 bureau is normally concerning, but the, the white house is gathering more information about all of this. but i can tell you that gathering information is something the white house has been saying a lot in the last week. and rarely do we get updates just to give you some context . it goes on to say the actions are inconsistent with us support for press freedom . i should also point out those of the national press club. but here in washington, dc has also put out its own statements because journals are pretty upset with some of the videos that they saw of the ransacking of the ramallah offices by some of the is really soldiers. the president, emily will, can saying,

but there are few dependable sources in the region for like ouch is 0 and the out is there must be allowed to read, reopen, we can down the aggressive and needless active, a video of a soldier tearing down the band or the that on or to our own street, i will actually who of course was killed by in his really bullet back in may of 2022. the killing was never properly investigated. and this assault on her memory. is it a rest of a needless act? she was us citizen and the united states must continue to press for justice. in her case, something i can tell you really has been shelves for now. it thank you so much. kimberly, for all of that can be helped good for us. at the white house. i suppose to la ronelle to 02 and a half. he is living in the shadow of one. what life is like the paperless cask and you cry the

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it was the average person to know what the truth was. scientists dismissed as profits of do. we knew where the temperature was going to go by leaders seeking the profits of industry. they were publishing reports saying this is not an urgent problem. could we have changed the course of the climate to the we're going to take you back to the united nations with the spokesman for the you and secretary journal is speaking. let's listen in gaza so far. in september, 45 percent of coordinated humanitarian movements and gaza were denied or impeded by is really authorities movement said, particularly restricted between the south and the north. as it requires crossing through is really check points there. 87 percent of movements have been denied or impeded only 5 percent have been facilitated. the rest will cancel. once again, we want to underscore the humanitarian operations that goes up must be fully

facilitated and we must have unimpeded access for our humanitarian goods. turning to syria, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs says that 20, sorry says that on september 20th for a 4 year old child in an off duty health worker were killed. following artillery, showing an eastern, it lived, 2 women and 6 children. all under the age of 12 were also insured. the when deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for syria, david carter, and call for the succession of attacks on civilians or ongoing hostilities in syria or deepening humanitarian needs at a time. when our po, for response efforts across the country remain highly under funded. the 2024 humanitarian needs and response plan just received. 26 percent of the $4100000000.00 that we need. that means that only just over a $1000000000.00 is actually in the bank. this is light to the,

the lack of funding. the fact that it is only 20 of just over to about 26 percent funded means that we've had to suspend health and water services and other critical assistance. some areas turning to sudan, which is a nother horrific humanitarian crisis that is ongoing as we speak. we're particularly concerned about the situation and how foster, which is, you know, is the capital of north door for states. you will assume that we issued a statement on saturday in which the secretary general it's extreme expressed as grave alarmed by reports of a full scale assault on the city by the rapid support forces. he called on general mohammed homes on how many t to act responsibly in immediately order a halt to the are a set for tax. any further escalation will also threaten the spread of conflict along into communal lines throughout the door for the secretary. general underscore is that a cs far is not only necessary but urgent imperative. both in l. fox and across all

zones of conflict in sudan. the secretary jo recalls that is special envoy around town le, mom raw continues his efforts to advance peace. he stands ready to support genuine efforts to hold this violence and move towards such a piece over the weekend or humanitarian colleagues told us that they so multiple reports indicating intense fighting in an around densely populated civilian areas. and now foster with widespread destruction of homes and continued civilian casualties and displacement. the offers for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says the escalation of hostilities in the city continues to fuel displacement. the estimated 1500 human beings for you know, foster town between thursday and saturday. alone, that's according to what our colleagues are hearing from the international organization for migration. that humanitarian organization stand ready to rapidly scale up assistance in l. foster and other areas in need across through den. but to

reach people, you know, foster and across through den. or she, meditation organizations, they require safe and rapid and unimpeded. humanitarian access, the seems to be a refrain in many parts of the world. despite myriad of challenges, including insecurity, impediment, and flooding that has made roads some roads impassable. we in our partners are rushing to reach civilians staring down simon, where ever we can actually reach them the. ready the food program says it's urgent that urgent assistance is being provided to displace people just outside. they'll fall short in those amazon camp. whereas you know, famine conditions were confirmed. last month about a 180000 people are receiving flower lentil, orland salt with the help of local suppliers, retailers and humanitarians partners. but a lot lot more assistance is needed for the people in samsung camp and throughout sudan moving to europe and ukraine,

or humanitarian colleagues and told us that over the weekend hostilities in front line regions caused more than a 100 civilian casualties, including more than a dozen fatalities, local authorities also reported damage to homes, hospitals, and schools, or humanitarian colleagues. tell us that several attacks targeted densely populated urban areas in the east, in the center and the south of ukraine, killing and injuring people, including children, authorities and aid workers reported damage to hospital and a kindergarten and car keys, as well as multiple schools in car keeping this upper reach of regions following these attacks, national and international non governmental organizations, as well as of course un agencies mobilized and supported the humanitarian response . complementing the efforts by ukraine's 1st responders. they provided initial medical and psychological aid meals and meals to those affected. they also conducted emergency repairs and hospitals and schools, and distributed blankets,

registered affected families for cash assistance. oh, sure also tells us that evacuations are continuing and been intensified hostilities in the sunni region in the northeast as people free danger from several communities along the front lines in the town of hockey, the sense of mandatory evacuation order that was issued on september 9th, nearly one 3rd of the property lation, that's about 10000 people have been moved to safety. that's according to local authorities. so meanwhile, back here, just to talk a bit about what's going on in this building. the some of the future concludes today in the general assembly hall was statements by world leaders. yesterday morning you will have seen that following the adoption by the general assembly of the pack for the future. the secretary general told member states that they were here to bring multilateralism back from the brink. you said that the pack for the future, the global digital compact and the declaration of future generations opens pathways

to new possibilities. and you opt fraternities or peace and security. they promise breakthrough reform to make the security council more reflective of today's world. they also laid the foundation for more agile piece, building commission, and for a fundamental review of peace operations to make them fit for the conditions they face. and the secretary general added that the pack for the future is also about turbo, charging the sustainable development goals and the powers to agreement on climate change. people everywhere hoping for future of peace, dignity, and prosperity. he said the summer to the future sets, of course, for international cooperation that can meet the expectations be congratulated, all member states are paying their part as we take these 1st important steps together. and you also challenge everyone to get to work at 1 30 pm. the secretary general will deliver remarks at a high level side event on the inclusion of women and the future of of getting a stan. this'll take place in conference room 3 that will be webcast. the secretary

draw is expected to highlight the deep crisis of gender based discrimination and oppression. faced by women and girls in afghanistan is expected to stress that without educated women without women and employment, including in leadership roles. and without recognizing the rights and freedoms of half of its population. of ghana stand will never take its rightful place on the global stage. ready as mary decarlo the to the peace, political and peace building departments will also deliver remarks at 2 30 pm after the meeting miss decarlo, as well as the former suite. as far mister margaret foster him and the actress inactive is meryl streep along side of the bus. so robbie, the 4 mascot administer women's affairs, follows the cool fee to form a deputy, speak of the afghani parliament and the seal of bar duct. the former director general of human rights and women's international affairs. at the f, ken foreign ministry will all be speaking to you at

a stake out uh on the 3rd floor of the general assembly building near the us did you studio. and i think next to the tie boat more briefings at 3 30 pm. uh, we expect a background briefing uh by to brilliant a name, un officials on the secretary general's remarks that he will deliver tomorrow. um, we will, uh, we have a were in the process of sharing his remarks with you under in vargo. so if you can join us here at $330.00, that would be great. and so for those of you who are looking for somebody to do at 6 p. m, they will be a briefing here by the prime minister of denmark, that they frederickson and the world bank group president audrey bunker. they will brief on support of the world's banks fund for low income countries. and of course, we'll have several forthcoming briefings here on the margins of the general assembly. those are all in the media alert. um, and i'm sorry to tell you that you will have find something else to do around

121230 tomorrow, wednesday thursday because we will not be briefing you because you have other things to do. we will be posting the highlights daily and we may come back for a briefing on friday, depending on the news. also on a flag that the s t g media is owned open today to visit us pause up in a video message. the secretary general said that interviews and discussions held in the media zone will help inform people everywhere about issues that matter to everyone. today they were already 2 major talents, speaking on the innovative ways to creative community arts or driving social impact . there were actor and filmmaker and un goodwill in bass or for bio diversity. edward norton and a globally renowned pianist and you are the messenger piece. lang, lang, in conversations with the secretary general for global communications. melissa fleming of something you all asked me every year. just wanna give you some

numbers of so far we have inscribed to speak during the high level debate 76 heads of state for vice presidents to crown prince's 42 governments. a heads of governments, 9 deputy prime ministers, $54.00 ministers, one vice minister and 6 others which includes just heads of delegations. of course, the numbers are subject to change of these 194 speakers. we expect to hear from the 19 women only uh which sadly i will add the, the list of speakers will be printed in the journal daily and you'll see what the changes are reflected. and just to give you an idea of number of people with time, the complex yesterday we had about 1165042 people, including some of yourselves, swiped into the building. we'll keep updating you and my colleagues will,

if you would, just joining us. you listening to the front of jack, the spokesman for the un secretary general, who is speaking the giving his daily briefing way of waiting for him to talk about the conflict that has split up the escalation that split up along the israel living . he's a buddha, as well as the boy on gaza, fits, listened backend, and informally, when traveling and socialized. well, gabriel. thank you, steph. this. the secretary general can condemn israel's closing of the out to 0 bureau in ramallah and the occupied westbank. look, we're extremely concerned about what we see. this is not the 1st time that these really authorities have shut down the algebra 0. uh they did it as you know, in, in jerusalem as well. but i think this place to a bigger put picture of limiting, of media coverage of what is going on in the region, including and gaza,

where we see that to no international journalists or allowed in unless they come in with the idea from, from the north and frankly, a reflection of, of a trend that we've seen globally which hampers the work of journalist it is. i mean, as you well know, we are certainly supportive of press freedom here. and i think particularly in conflict zones, we need the eyes and ears of media, of international media, of natural media to get a sense of what's going on. i mean, you look at the situation in sudan where they're almost no journalist and we literally don't know what is going on. except that we hear these horror stories. and if there's no coverage, the suffering of people often goes forgotten, stefan lab and on. and what is the message from the secretary general specifically to israel? that is,

escalating this situation. the secretary jones talk for many months now about he does not want to see escalation in lab and on. we are now seeing it. it's happening . it's in front of our eyes and it's a day before the level look at the message to the parties that are firing at each other across the blue line to all the parties involved. this conflict is step back from the brink to stop the escalation. we have the we have mechanisms to which to address uh, these issues are normally on the security issue through uh, through you, in a fill on the broad political issues through the work of our special coordinators in the region. as we just said, there is no military solution at this point that will make anyone in either country any safer. pam, thanks stuff. the gods have polio revocation, campaign was very successful on the 1st round requires 2 shots. the 2nd round would

be somewhere in mid october. they said, do expect this to be hampered by current escalation or continue. or, i mean the no issue we're referring about is, is across across the blue line, we are very weak. we very much hope that the, all those who manage to work with united nations to agree to pauses, to allow the children under tend to be vaccinated against poll. your will do so again, in, i think less than 3 less than 3 weeks. it needs to be a 4 week gap between the 2 doses of the vaccine. i mean, the parties were able to agree really on the bare minimum, right, but at least they were able to agree and, and then through continuous discussions with the you, when we hope that we can do the 2nd the 2nd round. and is there an ongoing proposal? yeah, i mean, all right, my colleagues at the w h. o and unicef, and on wall or or leading in the campaign. does she?

yes. first on a got a follow up on, gave her is question yes or ask you this actually of douches, your office is actually in your westbank does. does this row have the jurisdiction to close the the operating westbank? we know that the j just pass the resolution a, you know, the, the occupation is legal still is the point. what we saw on video were soldiers armed with guns coming turtles to shut down an office. the office was shut down. right. i'm not going to enter into the legal niceties are not niceties. right? the point is that whatever measure it was used for an order was given a gun point to shut down a media office. that's what we stand against. and 2nd, for a lot of pumps, question on the folio polio vaccine campaign. the 2nd phase,

i just want, you know, it seems you still don't yet have to deal with relevant parties, not that i'm aware of, can those. so even though pos, because lot of you're, you know, these things i listen, i'm sorry, somebody has these things are negotiated to the very last minute we're negotiating pauses in an active, a conflict zone, right? so it's not something where you're planning ahead. you know, mean we're trying to plan ahead, but to say that it's challenging discussions would be rather an understatement issue. so one last question, any update on the possible meeting between the 6 general with prime ministers. i have not seen anything on the books yet, but as we've said, number of times is the secretary general said, the door to his conference room is always open to any delegation that is coming here for the general assembly that wishes to meet with him. thank you, margaret this year. thanks,

jeff. um mr. require undersecretary general look what has said in this room previously. that if there is an all out war across the blue line that the unit fill peacekeepers, its will be evacuated to cyprus, thats the contingency plan. there is a report circulating in the region, but the idea of has told at least one contingent to go or to prepare to go. and what has the when heard about the peacekeepers? what does your plan, are they when douglas allowed, are they? we have all sorts of contingency plans, a number of civilian staff, of the peacekeeping mission and dependence. i have been sent north uh towards a, towards a route for temporary relocation. and the unit feels military and civilian peacekeepers remain committed to their mission. their peacekeepers are continuing

their work in the areas of operations in uh, in uh along the blue line. but they are not currently as, as we speak, given the, the volume of exchange of fire. they are not currently patrolling, but they remain along the blue line. so then is it correct to report that they are in their bases bases really? yes, they're not, they're there. they're in there. yes. they're in their bases. a small, large basis. they're not doing any patrols currently as we speak. they have continued to do patrols or previously. but i think the level of uh, the level of exchange of fire put some of greater risk. and is there any plan to evacuate them to start and nothing on uh on that i'm not aware of any of that? yes sir. yeah. i might go from yeah. i'm expressed in didn't media pml d as in the payment history, he just a dusty some of the future. is he meeting with the secretary gender? well, that was a spokesman to folder you in secretary general,

where he said that he is alone by the escalating situation and living on and very concerned by the large number of civilian casualties that have been reported by the lebanese will start at ease, at least 274 people have been killed today by his riley strikes more than a 1000 people have been injured. he will so spoke on the closure of l just there is office in ramallah by the israeli government. he said he and the union is extremely concerned, as this is not the 1st time as well as shots and l just their office. and looking at the big picture, the continued media coverage in the region, especially in concerts, a trends we're seeing globally to suppress media. we also took us through all of this is my lumber shar, who is l 0 senior political, unless he joins us from london. my wonder if we can begin with the conflict between his blah and is row you in clearly concerned about what is going on cooling for the

escalation, basically the messages to step back from the brink. what chance of that happening at this point? do you think i, as it's becoming less and less of a chance in the absence of serious pressure, especially on the part of the united states, but also in the part of the united nation to take a serious, more fundamental, more radical position as well escalates. now, i don't expect that, of course, from the spokesperson, even on the question of the closure, will be of all the offices in under my lumber. i thought it was a bit disappointing. this is not a question of legal niceties. well, i don't know whether the music or vice disease, it's a violation of international law. it's a violation of international law. in fact, the international court of justice has already ruled that his or his occupation is village. and i am in nico and it's settlers and supplements hot and legal. i'm that

international orange we should have actual let alone go in. and um, it just makes it like my law closed on that media network. so it's clearly a violation of international law. clearly, all violations of our rights to broadcast, feel better. now, the question of living on, once again, i think it's just the united nations can do it. you know, in the end of the day, the united nations is as strong as its members. it's as united as the unity, i won't get saunders and clearly, but you're not. the emission security council is not taking any serious action enhances, you're not the emissions, it's best to talk about the humanitarian. and there is no doubt that you're not the emission has to have a tough time for shaw and it's leader at the time that's juice. martin griffith have done that's really important work to us at the number of occasions apart. and even, even in political terms about is those crimes, israel's hold, or if it crashes and policies and bombardments and crimes,

as he called it in guys are not receiving good or being repeated and never and on. so there's a room for far more than just concern over what is happening. another nonce, no one, the spokesman also said that we need the media to know and see what is going on, particularly, and conflict zones, the suffering of the people otherwise goes on noises. so mean what is lost by not having strong media reporting, for example, from the occupied with bank, especially in the times that we are in right now. and this. i mean, you know, civilization it and by itself dies in the dark. right. i mean the tooth dimes in the dark and clearly is where i can get away with its crimes in the bar. and it's only me here that is able to shut the lights on the crimes that are going on. i define move more now. yes, i give you that in today's world,

i'll just see it. i will still be able to broadcast because there are so many uh, you know, citizen reporters, as or where every other person has an iphone and can take pictures and can send in pictures. and so on, so forth. i just think that we and all the re, doctors can't do our job better, more professionally justifacts again and again in order to show the life on what's going on. but clearly it is rather wants to continue with its crimes and blame the media for the image that it's getting out of its own crimes and does uh, and the worst thing as what as another one. thank you so much, my one of the breaking a little this down for a smile and the shower. i'll just here is a senior political analyst. well, thank you for staying with us here on our own, just here as we get the latest news out of living on where as well as killed at least 274 people pulling a 1000 inches. we've also heard of a target is riley strike on by roots. we'll have much more on that in the next few

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