in dense investigation, the get compelling insights into humanity. holden unto stories from asia or in the pacific. 101 east. on out, just see around the is right evil involvements, watson's hirings and 11 on killing $569.00 civilians over 2 days. during a global condemnation, the island side of height of this resolved, is there a lie from the hole. so coming up a mass exodus from southern lebanon to escape these rainy attacks from all even sleeping. it's a, syria, the people of lebanon, the people of israel,

and the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become. and not because the u . n. chief praises and the laws about the points of 11 these people and demands a stop to be as ready buildings and more dest devastation across the gaza strip officer. another day of his really strikes the we begin and 11 on. we're quoting so it's health ministry is really strikes of killed at least $569.00 people. not just in 48 hours among the dead, all 50 children and 94 women. living on foreign minister estimates that at least half a 1000000 people have flipped the homes and not just in the south. israel says it once it's campaign against the own group has bullets to be short ones. it might not

even be possible. it's the biggest escalation between the 2 sides since since 2006 worries about the situation, not just in lebanon, but also in gauze the dominates a day, one of the un general assembly meeting. and that's been happening in new york. gabriel, as on the reports from the un headquarters, i believed america with his leadership under screwed d because us efforts so far had failed to stop israel's war on gaza job. i gave his final speech at the united nations general assembly. that's an issue at another point for a ceasefire. now is the time for the parties are finalized as terms bring the hostages home is the suffering and gotcha. and, and this war he also made passing reference to israel's bombing of loving on full scale wars, not anyone's interest. even the situation is escalated. a diplomatic solution is still possible. well, but other countries called out by doing this for double standards. so i know that

there's also supposedly working for a ceasefire. well, the front of the stage continue to send and i munition to israel so that it can continue with messages in the background to 11 on was also on the mind of the world's top. diplomats, who made changes in his speech at the last minute to address the escalation. we should all be allowed them by the escalation. lebanon is at the bidding. the people are flat, but on the people of israel and the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become another, gaza, a lot of other leaders and from the focus, what's the best way to guys us? and then i took over the whole shipment for the, the lead integration that calls the palestinian people in the gaza strip. today is the most of our barracks, heinous, and extensive aggression violating human values. international conventions annual warren was this is not a war within the international concept of words how that rather it is a crime of genocide. so might you credit them, you know,

have been over 40000 thoughts of victims, mostly women and children. the right to defense cost to become the right to ben guns, which prevents an equipment for the release of hosp fish and postpones the ceasefire . in his speech, the secretary general said the state of the world is unsustainable. and while there are raging conflicts in sudan and ukraine, for example, it's clear from the opening speeches here at this un general assembly that world leaders are focused on the urgency of the now. and that's stopping israel's continued bombardment of the gaza strip. and it's escalade, tory strikes on 11 on gabriel's on don't out just either at the united nations in new york to. well, mike hunter is following all the developments for us from the united nations in new york. mike strong was from almost all of the speakers about israel's war in gaza or

in the higher just sort of course and 11 on that we've been saying. plus a 1st speech from ron's president, which seemed to have a different fire. and tell us more about that. indeed, it was a tone which could be described as margaret's. he spoke about the need to seek opportunity or rather than to concentrate on perceived threats. he spoke as well about the possibility of for substituting the joint comprehensive kind of action, the arrange a nuclear deal on condition as that to the other parties in that to code. i meet it's the commitments you spoke about the impact of sanctions on iran, and also implied that he does not want to see any further regionalization of the ongoing conflict in the middle east of making particular reference to what is happening in lebanon as a root cause of all of that israel as well in gaza. and he had strong criticism for

israel's actions which would immediately stop the violence and bring about a permanent ceasefire and gaza. and bringing into the barbarism of israel and never known before. the in gulf, the region and the world. israel has been defeated in gaza and no amount of barbaric violence can restore its miss of invisibility. naturally blind is really state terrorism over the past few days and leveled on, followed by massive aggression with thousands of victims cannot go on, answered the responsibly for all consequences will be borne by those governments who have forwarded all global efforts to end. as for risk, catastrophic and have the audacity to call themselves champions of human rights. so i'm like, you know, with these big events, especially when the uh you're in general, assembly comes together. they have negotiations on the sidelines. and obviously they've been saying the diplomacy. is there any way? what are we seeing in terms of any negotiations in fox what

publicly there's being very little private lee. there's been a series of contacts between members behind closed doors informally and formerly in terms of getting some way in which a ceasefire can be established in gaza to stop israel as well and goss of the scene as a root cause of what is now a spreading conflict as a bins in 11 on have so graphic the showed. so they have been this discussions that have the explorations of ways in which to get a c spot in place. but as yet, there's no public cool, tangible sign of that this be any success whatsoever in these attempts. okay, thanks like kind of the full of updates of, from the united nations in new york. now more from dosage a borrower who's in by richard forcing on another day of his radio tax and also the displacements displacement all the cause or some sheltering in schools. another

attack in the heart of southern bay route, once again, israel says at target, it has the commander when involved a residential building in the suburb of dia on tuesday, miles and panic as emergency services came to the seats dealing with the aftermath . while some civilians are choosing to leave the suburbs completely, the invalid that are building shift because it was next to another building that was hit. right now, i'm leaving the neighborhood because the situation is getting worse because it is really don't distinguish between civilians and fighters. he's not alone, thousands of lebanese have been sleeping for the south of the tiny river and heading towards the capital most are leaving their homes in a panic after an intense bombing campaign launched by israel across the southern and eastern regions of level. this is where some of these people have come. schools turn into temporary shelters for many, it's a welcome to freeze the menu. that is,

i came from the south. we are very comfortable here, but we hope that the world tests and who we to return to our homes very soon to chris and the entire day to arrive from the south to bad route because of the traffic. no one is interfering to in the school. what's happening to us is very similar to the situation in casa. this facility is one of the biggest in the capital, offering a temporary home to nearly 3000 families. this is one of the 150 schools across the country that's been turned into shelter for displace families that they're all over here from southern lebanon, but also that, yeah, the suburb a bedrooms. where are these, where the army has targeted twice over the past few days? many here are worried that they could be living in places like this for the foreseeable future. these people are being provided with the bare necessities that emergency personnel say they will likely need more help in the coming days. as many people who arrive just feeling afraid of visibly shocked. so we have volunteers

from civil defense to deal with psychological cases and provide psychological support. meanwhile, this was the scene in the eastern region of the call valley, which has also been targeted repeatedly by israeli airstrikes. and hezbollah has been launching hundreds of rockets deep into israel, including areas around high foot and the occupied west banks. calling this an open in the battle of reckoning. israel has set at once the weekend as well as capabilities, but with each day that passes, this conflict escalates with lebanese civilians. now facing some of the worst is rarely bombardment in decades. doors to jabari algebra 0. they were okay, well, we have to correspondence covering these latest development shortly. we'll go to kansas on who's in jordan's, comes to on line, but fast all of a mazda in whose life for us and they roots oliver and tell us more about what's been happening. obviously we see not report since then what is going on where you

are. all right, so recently, just over an hour ago, there wasn't this really strike and as tried on an area code g a which is a coastal town, very close to. in fact, it's certainly about 2025 kilometers from my understanding right now. local media reporting that it was sort of an industrial site that was hit next to a petrol station. i've actually driven past that site many times. and as i said it's, it's another strike very close to the capital here. no, on top of that, we've also, as you were showing earlier, we had to abide and address the un general assembly. following that, the lebanese foreign minister of color, blue heavy, was patients to conduct the center. she made some remarks about buys and speech, and he said that it was not strong enough, not promising. and he believes that the us is the what is the only country that can

really make a difference in the military. so that's what she said, following findings remarks with you in general assembly. now also while this has been happening, we've also had strikes continuing here in the afternoon, across the south. they've been 5 in the last hour. that's bringing the total up to 40 strikes just in the last few hours. and also has the law has claimed 18 strikes over the border into israel. they fired, sorry, i should say, 18 times of age, the border. these are going to 0. and they've also said that the islamic resistance in iraq fight a salvo for the one real kits at a base in israel. so there's a lot been going on just in the last few hours here in level. yeah, and of course this is a moving story. if you look it up in these population, there's lots of palestinians or what we're ready to space that ended up 11 on used to have lots of syrians that were just based off to the syria. well,

so people have been displaced, it seems time and time again, how people coping with the current situation. and of course we're seeing so many calls, so many people moving, especially from the south to the north of lebanon. but well, so in general, i'm new very tense here in 11 on the here in bay routes. this is another strikes one us a call earlier g a. that's another strike close to a route. and that comes off to 2 strikes on dia, the southern suburb of they read a very dense residential and densely packed area. you know, 2 strikes and 2 consecutive days. so people themselves and they root of times, and then you add to that is the say that the 10s of thousands of people that fled from the south following that intense wave bomb. and over the last 48 hours. in fact, they live in foreign minister of delta who have be again he said he believes half a 1000000 people have been displaced from the south. people i sold today,

people i spoke to they, they were weary. they're exhausted and there is a kind of a sense of despair. they have no time to evacuate, and they've come to very often with very little with them. and they're just wondering, you know, what happens next? where do they go? how they can afford to stay here and they route and of course, speech and reaction. we heard antonio gutierrez, oh yeah. he described the situation in the afternoon as catastrophic. used to set the nothing on this on the brink and the well to know that 11 on become another garza or 10 situations. if yeah, i've already said been in the the air. and as you were just saying, many people not being given enough warning and his role usually says that it does war and citizens, but again, same what we've seen in gauze, but it's just never enough time for people to evacuate. thanks very much. and we're now going to head to homes of some folks his life for us from my mind, enjoyed enough because of course, as we know, these ready government has binds out

a 0 from reporting within israel and or to part westbank. what do we hearing from these ready politicians or the military and also um we hearing of any uh intersections from any of those uh, real quick launches from hezbollah as well. these really military set, some 300 rockets were fired from southern lebanon into northern israel. the most since the exchange is along the border began last october a. the army is also saying that this is one of the largest air raid campaigns they have conducted in their history 250 fighter jets participating. dropping some 2000 you nations, all across loving on these really are re spokesperson daniel, her glory speaking tonight had said that he doesn't want to give exact information about what the army had struck. he doesn't want to divulge is really security and intelligence to the public. however, just a couple of hours prior,

these really military released a quantitative list of what they had destroyed, what types of munitions where they were, etc. so we're also hearing from israel defense minister you of the lawn to says, but the chas boulevard stands today is not the same. his beloved that was a week ago saying that there are still severe blows. israel will give to the lebanese group, these really army chief of staff has said that there is not going to be a break in this new offensive that it's going to continue until the objective of returning those evacuated is really is backs in northern israel is put in place, but all this comes as we've been hearing this rhetoric from his really officials for some months now saying they're not afraid to turn bader into another. and 2nd, garza, they are not afraid to bomb, loving on back into the stone age. and they say that this new offensive, nothing is off limits. and in fact, these really military was conducting drills in the north today in a scenario for

a potential ground invasion into southern loving. now, of course isn't, as you said, ground invasion this certainly some of those extremely far right. ministers in the government have definitely not hidden their agenda when it comes to one thing, an invasion. and so i've been on homes of stuff for the life for us from on mine and jordan, thank you. to now is her husband bossman as goal is a continued with the latest attacks on central and also the southern parts of the strip getting at least 37 people. 6 palestinians were killed and as strikes near the hospital. and that's in almost later dunces in central goes off tracing a number of injured people from multiple strikes sites including children attacks on homes and hun, unice has killed another 7 people. honey must move has the basis from outside of the hospital ended and above. what we're seeing is that continuing storage in the tops across the golf, the thread in the central area for the southern part of the city. we mainly in the

city of hon, unit to spider. we have been completely destroyed from the border line, the basement part that included all the eastern areas of pon units, all the way through the coastal road of the city. nothing lip there, including public facilities that infrastructure, what we're looking at within the past hours are from overnight attack. and just within the past few hours, continuous attack across the central area mainly and the site out refuge account, this particular referee. you come similar to devalue, ever got a saw the rest of your gums. happy repeatedly targeted, relentlessly by multiple ears. right. then you've read a talk just leaving an after not we're looking at the entire family that being killed, targeted and killed and arriving to the hospital in pieces or fully soaked in blood . what we're seeing is more of a mini volt. i loved mid even like the situations where there is nothing, nothing about humanity that we can document right here to well, still a head on out. is there a mysterious discovery?

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a total of 569 the minute theresa us and hit the southern suburbs, the vitals in an attempt to kill a senior has the come on. and the ones that for sorry general on time you, if it's harris has told walters 11 on, is becoming a nova garza, he may be opening address at the annual general assembly meeting in new york. well, well, the latest the founded warnings, the un general assembly about as well as going conflicts in gaza don't just goes up, but also the occupied westbank as well as levon on the may of casa shift. i mean been how much it was signed. he said, israel's war 11 on will not be bringing peace of the sure. no, slight highly. and how they've been out of none is riley's currently waging war and they've been on and no one knows to what extent this war can escalate. this is what we have repeatedly warned against as a brutal war on gallons and it does not gain this destructive drama stop. and this is the choice before, as right as its leaders know very well. they know that this will need to bring

security no pace to open his royal noted living on the key to security risk on just pace. still the aggression on gaza. stop the war on leaving the show. well, i my colleagues 0 vanya, i spoke to somebody there on friday, and he's the advisor to cut off as a prime minister and spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs. he says it's an all out war 11 on not just an escalation, a good speech of half, his highness on the 11th. and he made a deputy, this is a sign that to all the affiliates. what is the sign of complete neglect of the international community? this is a team in the that has decided to completely disagree, got any notion of the international community. this is a god that it was since by the security council difficult guy that with the notions by the general assembly. and if it got even its allies, without asking for a piece to happen immediately, instead, they are escalating by itself in a way,

and it's a guidelines and 11, and that they've a number of issue here that needs to be the ex, satisfied. when we talk about what's happening right now, because i see in some quotes without going for, you know, this being an escalation, if you, if you think of what's happening like that and living on intensive numbers, you're talking about around 600 people who i but with the died as a result of this escalation 11 on while it's the children yesterday, including 50 children, including around a 100 women, including you. and it's the uh, people have been killed as a developed of this war. but you have to remember that in the last more which we called the war in the south web and on 1200 bucks. yeah, 281200 people were killed in 30 days and the motivating months. we've talked about 2 days now and 50 percent of that number has only been killed 11 and this is an all out war. everyone has decided to go to war and live in not without the justification for it. it has decided to open a 2nd front and the international community needs not to take that blind. i needs

to act immediately like david's army said today, the default of minutes of, of, uh they did the content that this is now the time to act in order to stop this escalation. because it will end up announcing us all in it was that nobody can control of the bodies of at least the 2 suspects. his migraines have been recovered off the coast of senegal, the boat they were in was addressed about 7 c. columbus is from the capital dot com . now the army is investigating where the vessel departed from and how many people were on board. nicholas hawk reports from the, to the 1st to alert authorities. are the fishermen from the car here who were out at sea when they saw a wooden fishing vessel like this one addressed? they came closer and they saw horrific. seen inside were composed bodies. the scent was unbearable,

and so they alerted. the authorities were right now undergoing an operation to recover the fishing vessel out of sight where doctors are trying to identify the bodies that were on this boat. according to a local fishing official from the southern town and bore the boats set off over a month ago on august 18th, on board were not fishermen, but migrants trying to make it to europe, to the canary islands. and instead of reaching their final destination, something happened on board, maybe it was the engine that failed, but it seems that they were left a drift for days and weeks with some that died of hunger dehydration. others that leave off the boat. there's still hundreds of bodies missing. so many families here on the coast of senegal are in grief,

haunted by the sheer number of young people they've lost out at sea trying to make it to europe. this is the most dangerous of border crossing in the world. so many people die trying to make it to spain. and yet those that do make it bring back hope in money to the families here at home. and this continues to encourage young man to take this dangerous journey in hope for a new life for broad. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, a russian strike is killed at least 3 people in khaki in north east and ukraine. local governor said russian guided bombs hits a residential multi story apartment block. at least 31 other people have been injured in knots of to japan has protested to the crime then after a russian prince role playing incidents as space. 3 times the violation came

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