a dedicated group of divers have been propagating carls to try and promote re groups, but that solution is just a drop in the ocean with so many of the wealth carls under the trends of extinction . despite the marine results may soon be lost for the serious new leader tells al jazeera his administration is not a threat and calls for his groups, terror designation to be dropped. the image in june, this is down to 0 line from don't also coming up. another mass grave on covered in syria. we hear from an activist who's been to the site more than 45000 palestinians have been killed in gaza with israel's attacks. continuing across the

street and france calls for monumental efforts to rebuild my old after a powerful cycle and tears through the territory. the, the head of serious new administration has once again reiterated that it's not a threat and has called on the international community to drop. it's terror designation. speaking to algebra from of the shut off, also urged for the removal of sanctions against syria and assistance in rebuilding his country. he says innocent civilians are suffering as a result. a shut off valve is serious, new administration will pursue people who committed war crimes during the reign of a shot or less, it resulted or has more details from damascus as siri as distractedly that i'm going to shut out about his varies ongoing attacks. he said,

that's the reason this cruise that israel was conducting it strikes against cecilia for the becky's was because of the run in minutes of presence in syria. and he said no, as the position is in control of syria, as there is a new administration in syria. and as there is no iranian military forces within syria, that is choose is not the place. and this wife is, well, she will stop at tech in syria. and you also said that the new administration in syria accept and you quote and i, the ceasefire agreement that was signed between israel and syria in 1974 and said these very forces needs to, with the bees on the board. is that what clearly defined in that agreement? and he said the domestic community must into fee it and stop is very aggression against serious, but they ask him if israel doesn't stop, then what is the plan to say? well, the new institution is not planning to get into any conflict with israel because

syria is a worked on the country is tired, is exhausted, and definitely the is not in a place to afford any war. then i ask, i'm not sure about the, the, the, that the, what's going to be the state is the position distribution of the old regina politicians. they are beautiful press and also the officers. so she said there is a general and it's the announced by the new innovation and those who have not committed the crimes or those will not help this family to commit crimes against city and people for those who have not directly facilitate, assess comedy, still in the sitting wealth and taking it out of the company will benefits will enjoy this amnesty, but those were actively involved in these 3 crimes are going to be josh and the commissions are going to go after them. i asked him about this. the sanctions international sanctions. he said, well,

the world has imposed essentials because there was a brutal regime in syria and now that brutal regime is just called less as somebody has left the country. now there is no reason for the world to continue with that. but with that, the sanctions, if the world decides to continue with the essentials, that means punishing serious. and since it is a ready suffering from the power to, that's why the world, the international companies need to to, to put an end to lift this sections. as soon as possible, this is heather. i'll just go to damascus. another mass grave has been discovered in the southern siri and town is it on. workers have found $22.00 bodies including women. they say the people were shot and there was evidence. they were tortured. the searches ongoing for more bodies, since the fall of the regime. other mass graves have been found across the country, including in damascus. the un estimates about a 100000 people are missing in syria, but the real number is likely to be higher. earlier we spoke to celine thoughts and

the media director for the syrian emergency task force. she describes meeting witnesses who showed her mass graves, where there was evidence people were tortured before being killed. the waves visited the mass graves spike of cold places and the suburbs of damascus as to about 40 minutes away from mazda. and we were there as the syrian emergency task force who's worked on and retrieving information about these last grades all over syria, through key eye. witnesses like caesar, like the grave digger, like the bulldozer driver who came out with evidence 1st off caesar and then were able to show the entire world how this regina tortures and gold as human beings i is and kills them with acid. and then when caesar came out with these photos, there were other witnesses that came and told us about these mass graves. and we followed the actual coordinates of, of what they were telling us. and we were able to get through these mass graves,

for example, to pay for the one that we were at today, up through these coordinates. and through these a eye witnesses that told us the exact specific ways that they were forced to, to, to, to dig these grieves. and they would get shipments of fridges filled with hundreds of bodies. and they were forced to put these bodies inside these, these holes. and today we were there and we saw the tools and we saw bones of human beings. and it's just, it's insane. the fact that these, the sites that we've worked on for so long to now see them in person and to be here . but, but, but, but now is the time where just this has to be served and, and, and it has to start today that i is a suburb of damascus, known for its opposition to us as rule. it came under intense from parliament during the war and later, a 4 year siege before it surrendered in 2016 since then, few were allowed to return and there has been no reconstruction. in

a hold the reports from that a for years the syrian regime laid siege to the suburbs around the capital, damascus, among them that you long known for its opposition. but short i said, and his regime are gone. a new reality is now in place. this is an area that tells the story of the brutal crack down that peaceful protestors faced when they took to the streets. at the start of the uprising neighborhoods were flattened. oh, felicia, which boarded missed the military airport. was one's home just that was still empty . even though the regime recaptured the year in 2016, but no one was allowed to go back or rebuild of got out of my house used to be an out of college area and i returned and i am paying rent that what, what should i do who will rebuild it? we don't have the money to redeem us the cause of serious displacement crisis. and

even when it declared victory in 2018, it did little to encourage returns. us mine fucked with the free syrian army and lived under siege for 4 years until there was nothing left to eat. he spent 2 years in the opposition controlled north before returning home. in the past few days, part of it was the, the guy we ask the new administration to focus on reconstruction because after 13 years of war we are not able to do this on our own. like i know there's nothing left of people's lives, not even a painting on the walk. this is a suburb that was home to half a 1000000 syrians before the uprising begun. just look around, the scale of the destruction tells the story of why refugees could not. and we're not able to return home. 50000 now live among the ruins, a fraction of the us population. it's a similar story in other areas that were once known as opposition strongholds.

infrastructure to is destroyed. there's no service as there are no hospitals. there is a cry for help. a little upset are hot, but the ones that we need outside help to recover the international community should not be afraid of the new administration. and they are promising that syria will be full. unlike the past. that is also known as the city of grapes. there are none. today, this used to be an agricultural center, but like many areas across syria, farm lands were destroyed and farmers were displaced by war. i'm most the worst starting from below 0. they destroyed our water tanks and machinery. we don't have money to start again and there are new beginnings. the new administration has changed the security reality, for example. but it's a long road ahead. there's a need for a new political order and governance structures. it will require billions of

dollars, syria doesn't have. this is about we building a state, a country, and the nation center for their eligibility to the you, syria, the winds on board of syria gear petterson has visited the notorious and i, a prison on the outskirts of damascus. he met angry demonstrators who say the un shouldn't of intervene to prevent the crimes that took place in the prison. petterson called for those who committed war crimes during a subs rain to be held to account. we all have been shifted. and i think the last 4 votes about what happened here. i have no told to some of the prisoners, some of the 10 these some of the families. so the grandchildren's adults so vacated here. we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on speak of all the horrors that they went through with a new administration in syria. there are questions about the future of siri and

diplomats around the world who represented the country under the said regime so far, many have stayed on at their posts, including at the united nations. but there are some complications. gabriel elizondo reports from you in headquarters in new york of the flags of old 193 member states of the united nations black than the wind outside the main headquarters in new york, including the flag of syria. but with this sudden fall abuse savage team and a new administration in syria, what happens to serious diplomatic representation at the you when the short answer is for now, nothing serious. top diplomat new york recently said he's been asked to stay on with the present cecilia of people and we would continue doing so, continuing to defend things and the rest of the city and people defending the interests of celia. and if you meant the photo policy of c o,

u d u n interacts with syria into ways from a humanitarian and political standpoint. but a complicating factor is at hyatt to hear all shot or h t. yes. that makes up. the new administration is, syria is listed as a terrorist organization to humanitarian part. getting a to syrians is, you know, a crushing emergency, but practically straightforward. the political part is complicated when you can't interact with someone who's listed on, you know, the ones terrorism list that presents a series of real practical problems that you have to overcome. in a long, bureaucratic and diplomatic process here at the un, only the 15 members' security council has the power to take an entity off the terrorist list. and it's a complicated process that can take weeks if not months, due to competing interest gear. petterson, the un special envoy to syria, met with i've met, i'll shut off the head of h t s. it is

a delicate balancing act for the united nations to interact with groups that it is technically prohibited from interacting with. it's also, i think this idea that they're talking about interacting with groups on the ground, speak new groups on the ground reflection of the fact that there are multiple groups on the ground with various different foreign backers and various different status is before the united nations and international law, as for the flag outside the un, it's do the aside your syrian flag. but the un says, as soon as they are instructed to do so by the syrian mission, they will change to the new flag. it's now seen flying over much of the country. gabriel's on to out you see the united nations in new york ousted president bush shuttle says he had no plans to play syria. and what is purported to be his 1st statement. since the fall of the machine said who was granted assigned to by, the russian government says he planned to keep fighting opposition forces. i said,

claimed she left the capital for a russian military base and has been strong hold of latasha. and that's where he found out his forces had been toppled, us president elect donald trump, has called the fall of the said regime in syria and unfriendly takeover orchestrated by turkey. well, nobody knows what the final outcome is going to be in the region. you know, nobody knows who really the final. i believe it's a turkey and i think turkey is a very smart. he's a very smart guy. the very tough turkey didn't unfriendly take over without a lot of lives being lost. i can't say that a side was a butcher who what he did to children. mike, hannah has more on president electronics comments. well, that's a contentious statement from the president elect. he's basically saying that to care was behind the uprising that led to the downfall of the shaw aside. saying specifically that with that better when the president of took care was behind the

events that led to the collapse of the regime. the employees so even says directly that higher tati ocean, which is the movements that lead the revolution within syria, was backed a probably materially by the turkish presidents and by the turkish authorities as well. so contentious statement, the from the president elect about the events that led to the down full up a shot. i'll a side now on gaza as well. the president elect had some words saying that if the captives in gaza on not released by the time he takes office on january the 20th, then all hell is going to break out at once again. strong words that include on funding that he has been in contact with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is what the president elect had to say on gossip. on baby, we had a very good talk. we discussed what is going to happen and i'll be

a 3 available on january 20th. and we'll say i, as you know, i gave warning that if these are stages are back home by that date, all hell is going to break out and very strong. well, some of those nominated by the president elect have already been operating in the region. steven woodcock, who is his middle east envoy, he has paid a visit to a saudi arabia, as well as 2 as well. and this also understood that his middle least advise the muscle was, has also been in the region. mike hannah, out of sierra washington, are still ahead on al jazeera, unbearable loss of life after nearly 15 months of what is really a tax and guys will continue as the death toll passes. 45000 the

in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read into the game? so basically, you missed all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings, life cop 29, and others make a difference on how to 05, because is the world's leading, producing but it's weak infrastructure and makes traveling a challenge we follow to dr. soon as he grapples with the past, the him, anybody on the, one of the few went into drive to remote villages. risk in it all. i, because i'm out, is there the

challenges here with the the, the, you're watching out 0, a reminder of our top stories. this, our, the head of serious new administration has reiterated that it's not a threat and has called on the international community to drop it's terror designation. speaking throughout your 0 sum of the shut off, also words the removal of the sanctions. it can syria and for assistance and rebuilding his country. another mass grave has been discovered in the southern

syrian town and visit our workers have found $22.00 bodies including women. they say the people were shot and there is evidence they were towards the house to the president a shot of us. it says he has no plans since he had no plans to please syria. and what is purported to be his 1st statement, since the fall of the reason i said was granted asylum by the russian government says he planned to keep fighting opposition, force the as israel's war on gaza approaches 15 months. the ongoing war has now killed more than 45000 palestinians with no end in sight. the palestinian health ministry confirmed the devastating milestone recorded since october 7th, last year. of those killed more than 17000 had been children. but the overall

figure does not include the $11000.00 palestinians, considered missing or buried under the rubble. i'm just show is the director of the palestinian non governmental organizations network. speaking from central gaza. he says that the death toll and gaza could be far higher than the official figure. for the 5000 movies are recorded. and it includes all the minutes of hell. but still, there's thousands of people on the box. still there is missing be. we don't know where they are detained or killed. and that's what we are doing. now. we are calling all the families, was missing, people not to just to the called, documented these cases, why the human rights organizations and all of the follow these cases in all levels . and we have these concerns that the numbers will increase more and more. since we have a similar defense means the facilities cannot reach the bodies one the so i'm going

to kind of all children woman was still under good of their homes and that is that an accent. i'm accessible areas in the which is called to a by the is where the send the still good as families on the dollars. and we have also concern about the situation to do more. we mess gone a lot of confidence. would it be so many families from the north regardless to which on the complete is ready to control and under is ready? i guess they might be. so every day we have these numbers of people who are killed and most of them children, women, elders, will go way beyond the inductance, or in the shelters. the schools are in the i'm, the space is that they went to going to be safe under this on safe place and not a palestinian grandfather who enviro last year for his tribute to his slain. grand

daughter has been killed. internet's really airstrikes. how did the ponds grief was emblematic of the pain of countless families and gaza? strike on the say that the refugee camp has now taken his life as well. a warning, the images and it doesn't begin food report are disturbing of the she was his darling grand daughter, now a lifeless body in his arms. his beloved read, the soul of his soul, now gone forever. his words said in a trembling voice and his kisses left a mark on people around the world. witnessing scenes of causes, brutal genocide and fold before their eyes. he was killed. 13 months later, when his rarely artillery fired on the same camp where he lost his grandchild, khaled never stopped paying homage to his beloved dream who was killed and then his riley raid the targeted her home over

a year ago. his grief echoed that of tens of thousands of palestinians across garza . 3 men have to get to be mccann. it'll even have a special place in my hearts. she used to come and hug me every day, but now i'm the one who goes to her spiritually in her grave. today was that so grave and spoke to her about the whole situation. then i cried a lots. i tried to learn to myself, but holiday didn't let his grief power lies him and tried to help him by turning to charity helping displays children giving them toys and comfort. khaled and re i'm story was followed by hundreds of thousands online moving hearts and minds. been built with many demanding action like dismay or from the state of michigan. he endorsed the uncommitted and national movement, and the pressuring presidential by didn't end the u. s. as unconditional support to, as well as the army. he's dest adds to the more than 45000 palestinians killed, and israel's war. but in jo's insist,

the reality is much higher as thousands remain missing. dislike the grandfather had prayed over rooms body, now others must do the same for him. a and many now saying finally his soul is reuniting with her so that if this i'm getting food, i'll just say are the ukrainian navy is reporting that russia has withdrawn it's black sea fleet and deployed it to the sea of a's off since the war began. ukraine's navy has sunk or destroyed at least a quarter of the russian fleet. targeted attacks by ukraine have killed a large number of defeats commanders in november, a russian commander in charge of missile batteries for the fleet was assassinated. in eastern ukraine, russian forces were advancing on several fronts. russian forces are within one and a half kilometers of the town up across a vital road and rail junction. for months. the strategic town has been the focus

of russia's attempts to take the region. the russian ministry of defense set its forces also to control the 2 villages. also in the dynamic region, french president, emmanuel, my crime, has announced he will visit the devastated overseas territory of my york in the coming days. he's also declared a national day of mourning across france. it's feared that hundreds were killed after it was hit by the strongest cycling in almost a century. natasha butler reports that from the sky, the scale of the devastation is clear, flattens homes and the upper to trees the off to mouth is flights and feet. the ripped through the french indian ocean the island of milestone sunday. in the capital, my moods the days risen, sounds which will say can you say it really is a war landscape around me? i don't recognize anything. there's not even a tree left the hills. there's not a blade of grass for all. this is flowing and emergency workers and supplies from

the french island, dividing your arriving in mild fronts as i'm giving it to you, or even as to said, it could be days before the true size of the desk told is known as he helped to coordinate the risk us if we want things to go smoothly, we're going to pull out the stops. we're going to mobilize everything we can in terms of civil and military resources and powers for all of this. preston to new prime minister held a series of crisis meetings. some people say those products as long treated people in the surface these territories as 2nd class citizens in mild 3 quarters of the population, lived in poverty in full housing. the had little charles with spending a slight claim to read the act of man is miles representative in paris. he admits it's a complex situation that says the cycling could not have been predicted up by the death. so there's no one person to blame for the scale of this phenomenon. we had a slight cut over the winds of over 230 kilometers power. this is extremely radish

on the race to find survivors is difficult with pulse of the island accessible and communications costs. not for many people in the poor st. paul to the european union was already challenging. now it's likely to get worse. natasha butler. i'll do 0 paris. the german chancellor, olaf schultz has lost a confidence, voted by parliament charles called for the vote last week and a move that now clears the way for snap elections. in february choices coalition government collapse in november after disagreements over the economy and how to support ukraine without further escalating the war with russia. 3 people are dead after a school shooting in the us state of wisconsin. authorities say the shooter is among those killed and was a student at the abundant life christian school in the state. capital madison, 7 others were taken to hospital with injuries ranging from minor to life

threatening. all right, that's it for me. how much i'm jo, whether it's next been inside story exam is what's behind israel's decision to close at the embassy in ireland. thanks for watching. the the, another wave of cold is working its way active ne, in china. and it will produce no showers for a whole shoot for her carter and drop attempt using the korean peninsula and the good pomp of japan down to about 0 for example. and so on wednesday cag ashima probably will see tennessee is cody's day, but that is quite code. and then we'd last for a couple of days before it starts to move off again on friday. but with some rain us. okay, this is the,

the station which is last is sunny affair. i have to say for the witness and the humidity, which is very typical of my lazy. i didn't daisy this time of the year, but the concentration of rain is in a circulation here. and that, that file that could be pretty wet 3 days sundry or persistent the wet with temperatures around the city city to mock, which is again pretty much on average in india, with ne monsoon. this is the which is time of year for generic sofa tree for us, for lack of but with a significant circulation there, which is large edging towards mainland. it's going to get west again. it's gonna be flooding, most likely generate time of either of through under production, possibly reaching or dish or the rest of india, of course is fairly sunny and the no indian plane is full of fault. i'm very cold at night of the thrilling but dangerous an illegal thief in brazil's fellows. a secret community

builds hot air balloons found a way of those surface only to spectacularly release the creation of filmmakers shares our initiation into a balloon brother bound through the tracing. the lights and the sky. witness by no means yet on the jersey. israel is shutting its embassy in ireland, accusing the governments of anti israel policies. dublin has strongly opposed the war on goes off and recognized a promise to an instinct. it rejects israel's accusations and says that stands for human rights and international law. so what's behind this move and why now this is inside story. the .