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the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate. on out the, a serious, anita tells out a 0. his administration is not a threat and calls for international health to rebuild his country. as syrians tried to return to that house, i was talking about the job and the level, and i'll tell you how people coming back to the city have to deal with the norm is destruction. and the challenge is to rebuild their lives in the hello. i mean, interested in the rich, this is out a 0 life and also coming up more than 45000 palestinians have been killed in gaza
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with israel's attacks. continuing across the street, they're getting spawns generations, a grandfather and gaza, who touched millions around the world as he moaned. his grand daughter is himself killed, spies, rarely shutting the . the head of syria's new administration has once again reiterated that it's not a threat, and it's cold on the international community to draw. it's tara designation. speaking to al jazeera, i am at all shot also judge for the removal of sanctions against syria and offer assistance in rebuilding his country. he says innocent civilians a suffering. oh sir, i've vowed serious needed ministration will possess you. people who committed war crimes during the reign of boucher all assets. russell santa has more details from
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damascus. i'm assuming he has the fact to leave that. i'm going to shut out about his rad. he's ongoing attacks. he said, that's the reason that's true is that israel was conducting it strikes against cecilia for the becky's was because of the run in military 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 x up and the quote and i, the ceasefire agreement that was signed between israel and syria in 1974. and the said, these very forces needs to with the bees on the board. there is that what clearly defined in that agreement? and he said the domestic community must interview and stop is very aggression
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against syria. 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 with james politicians. they are beautiful press and also the officers. so she said, there is a general and is the announced by the new innovation and those who have not committed the crimes or those will not have a set family to commit to crimes against city and people, or those who have not directly facilitate, assess comedy, stand in the ceiling 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
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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 impose the essentials because there was a brutal regime in syria and now the route to redeem 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 this session, that means punishing syrians and since it is a ready suffering from the power the that's why the world the international companies need to a to, to put an end to lift these sections as soon as possible. this is heather, i'll just do the damascus. another mass grave has been discovered in the southern syrian town of his raw workers have found $22.00 bodies including women. they say people were shocked, and there is evidence that they were tortured. the search for more,
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but it is ongoing since the full of the acid regime of the mass graves have been found across the country, including in damascus. the un estimates about 100000 people are missing in syria, for the real number is likely to be higher. no audio, we spoke to saline task them the media director for the syrian emergency task force . she described missing witnesses who showed a mass graves where there was evidence that people were tortured before being killed. as we visited the mass graves bites of cold places and the suburbs of damascus as to about 40 minutes away from us there. and we were there as the serial number agency task force who's worked on retrieving information about these mass graves 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 we're able to show the entire world how this regina tortures and gold as human beings.
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i as in kills them with acid. and then when caesar came up 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 to 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 french is 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 the 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, and it has to start today to the age of the city of alaska,
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was once the industrial heart of syria. and now it's a city in ruins. people returning off the years of bombings and mass displacement a beginning to rebuild the homes, a sound the binge of aid has more. the university of us losing 22 and 24 year old son's is too much to bear for the father. the duma was the space from the city neighborhood to the level. before talking about his sons, he showed us how the city was subjected to barrow bombs, of air strikes, and looting by side's gangs known here as shall be he says has minute to put these were donated by a fighter and owns 2 sets of codes. so he can read one and the other is being watched. he's come back to a home which doesn't even have a door for the bathrooms. the full look up into it's trying to rebuild his life. after losing 35 members of his extended family. since the uprising began in 2011 by
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talking about free and unless, unless i mean we live for 6 years and accident and we are here in the city i live again. i hope the situation now and i look for be brought to god's willing most you really tend to live a letter brought in the middle of the year. i remember my sons were killed. i can describe how noble they were. they were respected and loved by our neighbors. they did dictated themselves to the freedom of silvia the water and the security neighborhood these days. and people must go long distances to get it. nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people were besieged, stopped enforceability displaced by a saw that his allies. now every other building is destroyed by war. every household scarred and in every street. someone wants to tell their story. and the
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guy used to be a teacher. and like everyone else in their family, she stayed in the level and vincent and the and i was living in my daughter's house because assess intelligence. people took our house, i became homeless, i say, to the new government, you are welcome. please be massive for unfair to us, be trust for us for just as i'm an oldest serbian, to make the academy strong. i'm build houses for those who lost their homes. the level was the industrial heart of city, a city home to nearly 2 and a half 1000000 people. the perfect years of separation in grief, families here are locked in woman braces many v and i think and seeing their city for the 1st time in the long while see, the feelings cannot be expressed in goods the those who can afford it have already begun rebuilding of wilma wants to move out of his father's small apartment. one line of eric, my alley,
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after level was framed instead of living with my father's family, i decided to paint my house. i don't have all the furniture, but we will try to live in as best as we can. people in the united nations and city, as i said, they really help the people. but the syrians will need to take charge of transforming a broken country. after years of destruction and budget, and it is one of those oldest continuously inhabited cities, it went from civilization, destruction like this. and for the people coming back to the city, they will have to deal with water and electricity and basic services, but they're adamant that they will rebuild their lives better than before. solomon drive without the vida level. the israel of genocide and gaza approaches 15 months. the ongoing role has now killed more than $45000.00 palestinians with no end in sight. the palestinian health
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ministry confirmed the devastation milestone recorded since october the 7th and last year. of those killed more than $17000.00 what children. but the ever will figure it does not include the $11000.00 palestinians, considered missing or buried under the russell judge shall i, is the director of the palestinian non governmental organizations network. speaking from central garza, he says that the death toll could be fall higher than the officials take a, a sort of 5000 who recorded the goods of the minister of health. 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 to come in. this case is why the human rights
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organizations and all the follow these cases and all levels. and we have these concerns that the numbers will increase a more and more. since we have a similar defense minute, the facilities cannot reach the bodies while under the sun. what, what kind of all children, woman was still of the bills, their homes and that is dead. and actually i'm accessible areas in the which is called to the by the is where the sun distilled that his families and the those. and we have also concerns about the situation to do more. we may go a little confidence. would it be so many families from the north of augusta, which under the complete is ready to control and under is right the, 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, why the inductance, or in the shelters, schools are in the i'm,
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the space is that they went to going to be safe, and it is on safe place and not. and israel has targeted a residential building in garza se, se at least 10 palestinians have reported the being killed by the attack. rescue was trying to extinguish a fire close by the strike as they search for survive as trapped under rubble. and these ready military has launched yet another attack against them all at one hospital in northern gaza. on monday the facilities electricity generators were a hit. the hospital has been under attacks among, with thousands of stuff and patients killed in rates. and as strikes, the world health organization says the conditions at the hospital are pulling, she went and has said more than 90 percent of age destined for the news has been blocked by israel delta who some of whose sophia is the director of the come out
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loud one hospital, he appealed for protection of medical stuff by the on us. what do you love? yeah, yeah, this or the today is another dark day of attacks on come all odd one hospital. the hospital was targeted yesterday by a new tactic using a sniper, who directly showed at hospital staff in the i c u. it's the only department that provides i c u services in the northern gaza strip. fortunately, this gunshot did not hit any one, but there had been a number of other gunshots through the window space and come all odd one hospital about this development is very serious and something new for us. we cannot stay in this place, which is meant to provide, i see services at the same time, we can't evacuated and move to another place. this is quite a problem with the moments ago, the power generators were targeted, the again and the power went completely off and come out aloud one hospital, or anyone who moves in the yards of come all odd. one hospital who would be targeted by the is really military using bombs launch from a quite
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a carpenter. consistently dropped on the hospital yard, southern windows, and the entrances fall off of a palestinian grandfather who went viral last year. so his tribute is to his slain, grand daughter has been killed and is ready to strike college. nothing's grief was emblematic of the pain of countless families in gaza. a start icon on the se, read refugee camp has now taken his life as well. and it wanting to have us the images and it just, i'm going to report a disturbing news with the she was his darlene grand daughter, now a lifeless body in his arms. his beloved read, the soul of his soul, now gone forever. hell is 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,
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when his railey artillery fired on the same camp where he lost his grandchild, colored never stopped paying homage to his beloved dream, who was killed and in his really raised the target at her home over a year ago. his grief echoed that of tens of thousands of palestinians across garza 3 mill. how's it going to be mccann? it'll be him as 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 prostitution, then i cried. a lots, i cried alone 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
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pressuring president joe biden, to 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 is war. but, and jose insist, the reality is much higher as thousands remain missing. just like 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 or if to savage can further with that 2nd story. and still ahead on al jazeera francis president says he will visit the overseas territory of my young officer. the item was devastated by a psych light task. how many degrees in full to load on john? i'll be telling you about a 68 year conflict, such as schools. timely support in practical lives and like the
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the cold wind is blowing down from the balance for the right being financially bringing a dust storm with it. this is it here and it's introduced a different feeling to the weather. temperatures are very much lower than they were just a couple of days ago, and the wind is still blowing for sams, or macs of 17 in baghdad, prince to into ha, still nice and warm, and west inside of a particularly ran nectar at about $33.00 degrees and drop a little bit, but not much. the wind still blow down the gulf and c, u a and into eastern oman as well. do how then he's a little bit calling. you might like compared with the average by 3 or 4 degrees that would last until the end associated. we can then looks fine and sunny. once again, that's the picture of the site which has been rather valid one. this is the remains of chito, which was the stone wrench called somebody else and then into us mos on big organs 1st space of 24 hours. now it's just a mass of rain being some useful, right?
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choosing by way in south africa, across the tile and increasing the botswana, we'll see the temperatures being brought down to average will be low, but sunshine be replaced by big shows. and whereas be nice and warm and still quite health. i have to say in the northern k for offering to that, so ca, here to shelves are starting to break hard. i suspect this is a welcome change to the weather. at least for most, the, the unique perspective. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing it asses. and as i said, 11 on, on her voices, the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people math or just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very of face because of the 2nd self evident things. they don't see the need and then trying to appease the people on social media. the
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stream on out just the or the the hello again, you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top story? is this alex that had just syria's new administration says it's not a threat and close on the international community to draw. it's tara designation. speaking job 0, i am at all sure. are also just the removal of sanctions against syria. another mass grave has been just college in the southern syria in town to visit ross was have found 22 bodies. they say the people were shots and there is evidence that
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they would torture it. the one estimates around $450000.00 palestinian refugees remain in syria and nearly half of them are in town and they displaced up to the full of the acid regime. many have been returning to the moon refugee camp outside damascus, which was destroyed during the 13 year conflict. do you need a good report? pulled into fighting during the civil war. these are the remains of what was once considered home of the palestinian diaspora in syria. the young book, refugee camp, was taken over by flight to the link to iceland and then boomed deceased by the regime. it forced more than a 150000 palestinians to flee, and leave memories of their loved ones behind. it is not so he's been buried here for 7 years, and they never let us visit. we derive to the address, i did waive their guns to tell us to go in 2018. the comp was abandoned and the old
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regime preventive palestinians who wanted to go back or let us know the gym had not for one. we would have never been able to visit. they wouldn't even let us. and now that the regime has full and we can finally visit our debt and pray for them. days off to the i said, raising fell palestinians cautiously returned many food with hope of rebuilding. but it was of the challenges they faced, the look on quite a municipal it but also to me the compass. my so you really feel that your palestine is here, even though you a file from palestine. but there are so many things here that speak palestine. we really hope and pray to gods, but the camp will be rebuilt soon and become back to them before in recent years, the all said regime begun to strip palestinians have the right to own and to inherit property. now, many wait to see what the new administration will do and how to value them. judy
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vega, i'll just there. the family of an american tucker's active as killed in the occupied westbank is loving us officials for an independent investigation into death as a new, as the ag was killed by an is ready military snipe during the protest against some of this function in september. but was it on jordan has more on the family's quest for justice. i should are as good as a winter the occupied westbank in september to draw attention to israel's policy of expanding settlement on palestinian land. now is family has come to washington to ask the secretary of state onto the, blinking to hold israel accountable for the turkish american act of this death nearby john israel called exit his death on september 6th at quote, unintentional shooting by one of his soldiers. it's incredibly frustrating and incredibly disappointing and i'm at the very least grateful that we had an
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opportunity to share those restorations with lincoln today in the meeting and to be able to tell him our frustrations face to face. at the end of the day, she is the us citizen, and she was killed abroad by a strong us ally and to the fact that we aren't making any forward move in on, investigating her desk and seeking justice and kinda ability in a meaningful way is unacceptable because really government and the palestinian authority are both investigating. i gaze death as is turkey a where i get was born. well blinking is called i gaze death unacceptable for family says justice requires more than platitudes, from the biting administration in its final days. and there's little hope the trump presidency will bring any change. i hope that uh any, any administration, regardless of who they are, will be able to seek justice for the death of one of the citizens for the killing
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of one of the citizens. and um it, it shouldn't, it shouldn't come down to a particular administration. the state department says it is doing everything possible to get answers for and his family. and what i can tell you is that we are demanding accountability. we are pressing the government of israel for answers, and as soon as we have those answers, as soon as that investigation is complete, we will provide them to our family. but no matter what happens, it goes family still most gravel with their grief. i mean, she was my only sister, and i think now that i think about not having her here, it's the little moments that you get to share with my sister or sibling. but i think i took for granted that i missed the most. now, i wish she was here this heavy as load, severe as this american family searches for justice. rosalind jordan, l g 0, the state department are jasmine jones,
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a i love charles has lost the confidence very tim parliament showed school for the very last week in a move that now clear as a way for small collections in february shelters, coalition government collapse to november off to disagreements over the economy and how to support you create without the rascal aging the will with russia. ukrainian navy canyon navy says that russia has withdrawn it's black sea fleet and deployed it to the see of as of says, it will be got a new craze. navy has sunk or destroyed, at least a quarter of the russian fleet, talking to the tags by ukraine have killed a large number of the seeds command us. in november, russian come on the in charge of missile batteries for the fleet was assassinated. police in the us state of wisconsin, say a 15 year old female student has killed 2 people in the school, shooting the suspect appears to have died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. it happened in the state capital madison,
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at the abundance life christian to a private religious school for children, aged 5 to 187. all those were transported to hospitals with injuries ranging from mine up to life, threatening and decades. all tensions a northern gonna could is threatened, the countries longstanding piece, the tribal violence, is also raising concerns at all groups from across the board. the in booking, alfonso could be using the area as a base. the government insist that there was no threat with interest reports from boca vocal, known as gun his most dangerous town is under siege, not by external forces, but by its own people. it's been ravaged by dickens long leadership struggle that has continued to claim lives, including the theater to husband. it was shocked in killed recently. the moon i'm have the most painful thing is i haven't seen his body. his daughter keeps asking me mother, where is father?
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the crisis dates back to 1967 when i'm present king was the throne and exiled by government officials or difficult. it was replaced by a member of the course isaac drive. while the majority of this whole thing came into existence and mom policies, i'm on the list of the top, dated up to 17, say 319 century. some way, 1958. when they took, testing was taken from the different sizes we've gotten on the, on the, the contrast is assessed the regions coordinators. we feel that they should be learning most no to recognize the or 13 that is there for the time to choose all thought or thought to come. what as is the minority member successor, rounded by the course sizes, and can only leave their own dave under military escort book who's an old trading
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hob, connecting gunner with brick in a fossil and total. is that trade? how slow down blood trickle? the recent flare up in the community followed the funeral rights being held for i'm proceed, chief for died more than 40 years ago. this road marks me. i know for sure the boundary that separates the quiz. hi 6 and the bumper 6 here in bull. cool people on both sides say crossing, it is extremely dangerous and whoever does is risking their lives and it's being like this for decades are both ways close to gun a 600 kilometer border with burton, a fossil that i see is that i'm groups active in brooklyn, across, so we'll take advantage of the tension and carol's here. local authorities denied that there is any danger to say the extreme is coming from the church in buckle. it is not true. the cannot try it. but with the change and lead, they should be expected in generation and would they do change? instructor sco that is at risk fighting could be re ignited in both how many
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degrees i would use, either vocal god french president in the manual macro and has announced he will visit the devastated overseas territory of my yard in the coming days. it's fear that hundreds look held off to the strongest psych known in almost a century to hit the occupied ago. natasha butler reports from this guy. 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 prison cells, which will, they can easy. 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.

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