thousands of cities, refugees and regional instability. it faces many challenges. stay with the 0 for the latest on the child, the in the elections. the . ready ready ready so taking is foreign minister meets with the head of serious and new administration, both stress the need for unity and stability for serious ponce forwards the no, i'm jessica washington. this is otis, even live from doha. also coming on a hallway becomes an emergency room at the last functioning hospital in northern garza, is really forces on escalating their attacks. only medical facilities, cold,

west and hungry, with no way to go winter sets in across the gaza strip compounding misery for hundreds of thousands of palestinians at a close to market and assume the holiday season. in germany after friday's attack on a christmas masters for acute size piece, the syria is nearly to shadow has held his 1st public press conference since taking power. following the full of the outside regime, he appeared alongside turkish foreign minister. how can be done in damascus to kit has promised to help syria with its political transition and rebuilding the country . oh, shudder is calling on the international community to do it's part and lift all sanctions against syria. a lot of the economic sanctions must be lifted now the pre to,

to has gone and only the victims remain defective of injustice and oppression have gone. and now the time is opportune for these sanctions to be listed. this regime has been rolling for more than 50 years, and some of these sanctions were handed down in the 19 seventy's this, although that's why the action must be swift. these sanctions must be lifted quickly in order for us to take a country forward. is a techie, is foreign minister, condemned israel's attacks on syrian soil, the best of most of the letter. at the same time, israel must respect the territorial integrity of syria and seize all the belligerent aggressions perpetrated. israel's violations against syrian sovereignty must be recognized by the international community, which also must stand against them. and let's bring in some offensive aid who is live for us in damascus. some a choke us through what we heard in that press conference for you heard the transformations of the fighter who is going as well. my mother journey to the

statesman statesman of the shutter. you saw him making his 1st appearance with the turkish foreign minister as to symbolize what he means for this confused 1st time he's feeling questions from the press. directly in the live news conference, you saw him outline what the strategy of his government is essentially making sure that there is a string in there is unity. there's one chain of come on and a sylvia that people of syria should look towards as a united syria with all of its deb. busy communities represented, you also heard from the turkish foreign minister there describing and laying out exactly what the turkey wants from this partnership that it has been seeking for so long go from say it once a secure border with syria. it wants to make sure that all the way from the east, through the rest of your freight, these all the way to the rocky border. it does not have to fight what is the cause, terrorist alluding to curtis fact,

curtis fights is backed by the united states. you also heard him talk about the stability upset because 431 of its biggest missions in syria is to provide stability so that the millions of refugees, 4000000 refugees, the on the record that it's holding should be the factory it in back to syria. and you also heard about him talking about how this international community, the outside world needs to help syria in this transition. not just the outside world from the rest, but also the arab countries as well. come together to fight in it to make sure that the fights that existed in syria is not over. and this becomes a line for opportunity. also heard him talk about not just the board of a 13, but also the border with israel. red israel has occupied more land and both lead has talked about the sovereignty and territorial integrity officer. yeah. as part of mine. so your st. beginning to see the shape of this new country in the last few days of there's been a flurry of diplomat think, exhibit the yesterday that it's not just the therapist wanted this,

that he's also met right away july the from 11 on to from the jews community he's also met a delegation uh from uh, so i'll get an idea. so it is important for us if you have just done it and give it this impression to that was at least for the few administration that is, stands behind its people and it wants to engage with the outside. but i just found that to some offensive and reporting from damascus. meanwhile, israel is bombardment of guns. a has intensified with new strikes reported across the strip. at least 32 palestinians have been killed since dawn on sunday. most of them in the besieged north. these rarely monitoring is attacking the last barely functioning hospital. the patients have been forcibly ordered to vacate the premises. honey. the hood has moved from debt of in the morning light reveals the aftermath of another night of his regular bombardment. in there of

about a has central garza rescued team stores the rubble of what was once a family home and decided that degree when i showed up and we were about to go to sleep and all of a sudden we had a loud explosion. so it turned off the building next to us was from the debris collapse. the law hung out of in we came out to see fire smoke and thought that my cousin and his children rolled into the many of these people, how to really flood is really are strides in the besieged north, fully to find themselves under attack again. here is really is fired missiles and the whole building collapsed on our heads. and if i wrapped myself in a blanket and miraculously, i survived the city, people searching for food were killed. one is really a rock that has struck the car. even hospitals offer no essentially

come out loud one northern gospel. 7 functioning health care center, patients with the chronic conditions lying the passages tract to the hospital is surrounded by as really times and each hour brings a new uncertainty for them. had the department came under a wave of shedding and direct gun fire both of gynecology. i'm returning to departments with directly impacted as we speak, showing on the hospital has not stopped loud explosions to assist and strap no as flying around causing panic among our patients. the world health organization has demanded an immediate fans, as well as talks and medical facilities. people here keep saying nowhere in golf, a sleep, not shoulder, not hospital. the accused israel, of deliberately destroying every possible lifelines. they have less honeymoon,

more from their disease. kind of assume joins me now live from dana butler in central garza. that account goes through the latest in terms of the situation in the north, specifically at the time i'd one hospital well and the jessica, there is a very undeniable sentence of calamity taking place in the north, a life of this current operation that is staggering day in the house for civilly and into the, you know, the cost of cars on the latest updates that we manage to get despite the telecommunication, the challenges is that the facility to come on at one hospital has been repeatedly targeted during the recent hours. we know that's free palestinians have been confirmed to understand a more discussion of the crisis and the magnitude really to just take a very close look on the surroundings of a come on a white horse before we can see how this kind of destruction is extremely the vase

of the ton and everything to a, to apply in a couple of books, basically. uh, the a come on at one hospital is 10. 0, what king on that very intense pressure and even under the compact process of uh, laptops, supplies, high rates of casualties and the each value staggering strikes that had targeted this said a floor of the hospital earlier today. and one of the main challenges also civilians are still facing in the north or district. is this caustic say of essentially humanitarian supplies, including more to i'm for different people are suffering from sippy. food insecurity is very mandatory is what the nice thing visa humanitarian needs into the ongoing complex on the ground. this is a very grim reality that day by day is pictured by the the, the is very minute 3 and 2. now there is no a significant change in the milestone of the current operation. we know that the

vast majority of we're a residential homes and infrastructure. i've been widely flat since by the, is by the army. and these operations came under the justification that a israel is a trait using color spending on proves civilians, hospital codes, and the group of dis, unbalancing men into a correction that has no sign of about things till now. jessica and tower. meanwhile, in central garza where you are, that areas not being sped is a took us through what's happening this yeah, in fact uh, this area is quite tens and crews are quite visible in the, in this kind of christmas guy. all these things on areas we have to count to like 5 drones in the past few hours, what whole thing just overhead in the central areas of the district. and this, these drones are considered to be some extremely thoughts. all of it. i'm going to and even a frustration i'm very excited, say full civilians who completely understand that these drones could,

wouldn't be coming, always carry out more strikes. but we have tubs, curriculum gunfire, just coming from and is that right? so if you do come, which is a few kilometers away from what we are at the moment and reports us to coming and quite really drugs, i think the is value of sage being imposed in one of the schools the and the seat has been conducted. and run by quite close to drove the sleeves of colors continue to trump, civilians shooting and moving in the courtyard. and right now we have also a report saying that people are still trapped inside the classroom and they are unable to move outside the central area. generally at witness attacks during the past couple of hours with doses of civilians have been killed and injured and do so right now in just aren't quite getting a treatment and the bad the function of hospitals including allowed and on. ok, so close to some of the background. thank you to our attend. static f o. as in reporting from data about the winter is bringing new suffering to gaza. israel's

war has forced nearly 2000000 people from their homes, with temperatures dropping and supplies, running low families in tens and makes ship shelters all struggling to keep warm ex, those honors reports. winter has arrived in gaza, bringing with a new hardship for the nearly 2000000 displaced ballast indians for families living and makes shift camp. select this one who con eunice in the south of the strip. the icy temperatures could be a life threatening. there is no electricity or gas here, no heaters or electric blankets. omar shop is trying to reinforce his tent. like many others, he and his family were forced to leave their home in the cause of city many months ago. and another in another to bundle to the fema. we go inside the retains of the sunset. don't go out because it is very cold and it gets colder by midnight. my 7 year old daughter almost cries it tonight because of how cold cheese do you. one

says nearly a 1000000 people urgently need the winter supplies. like getting 80 to gaza has proved nearly impossible. this rarely, military has blocked almost all human, a tearing assistance from entering this trip. as a result, 22010 starts stuck in jordan and hundreds of thousands of blankets in egypt. the submit no proper clothes, no socks, nothing. we never expected to lose such a life. my house was so good in the north. even the most basic items are out of reach for most families most how soon we wake up in the morning freezing. do you know what freezing means? were shivering from the cold. as night falls, people are too scared to light fires is to make them a target for ease. really air strikes. agencies are warning of a looming health crisis. infectious diseases are already arriving the overcrowded

camps, where there are no water or sanitation facilities. and they say the bitter cold could cause more outbreaks. wiley's really forces wage war and gaza from the north to the south of the strip for families here. every night is a battle just to keep warm axles. i'm reaching out to 0. ahead is the roman catholic church, has spoken out against the war and gaza during sunday pres at the vatican. might of thought that though. okay, enough in the holy land in ukraine, throughout the middle east and across the entire world and with sorrow. i think of gaza, of so much cruelty of children gone down of the bombings of schools and hospitals. it's the 2nd time in as many days that pope francis has commented on the situation in gaza. on saturday, he criticized isabel's actions, describing it as, as crew. still ahead on now to 0 security forces in syria are

investigating files uncovered from the former regime fee is of more violent protests in mozambique and of a court ruling on a contested presidential election. the, the hello, the weather is looking pretty quiet now across the good pots of china or across the korean peninsula. but they still have winds drifting across the sea of japan. just coming in here. i think the winds will ease off. it's hot just we go through the next couple of days, but that's still a fabulous night. coming into west of hong sure. and also into hawkeye to monday going on into tuesday south was that generally dry? we pushed our way down towards taiwan. some shout was coming through him, some wet weather developing just around the central and southern parts of vietnam

potential for developing tropical storm, just fading in here. so some damaging wins the possibility and some flooding rains coming in across the region. we'll see some what the weather started, the fastest way to was northern areas of the philippines, good scattering showers across malaysia and indonesia. so i'm sure i was to some longest browser for i still afraid to that is the side of india. watson disturb, is just storing things up, hopefully just washing out the smoke and fog across the northwest of india. and we'll deposit pockets done for a time that will refer the race which as we go on through. i choose the west, the weather, then setting in across that eastern side of india, some heavier rain for a time more ground. you see that whatsoever. pushing all the way up in the southern parts of bangladesh. of the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double many take a dangerous route through loss in america. a gang of people points that have done

that in the 1st of a 2 part investigation. one. 0 one east meets the chinese. my friends risking it all to the american dream on out to 0. the holding the powerful to account was we examined the us each row in the on out your 0. the the hello again, this is out a 0. a reminder of our top story is this, our, israel's bombardment of gauze a has intensified with new strikes reported across the street. at least 32 palestinians have been killed since doing on sunday. most of them in the besieged.

no. he's really military is attacking the mazda barely functioning hospital, there in the in central casa family homes. and another school sheltering displaced, palestinians has been hit, rescue teams have been searching in the rubble for supplies. the tends to key is foreign minister. how come see john has met with serious new leader, but outside of in damascus? tequila has reiterated the importance of sanctions being lifted, but emphasized that the country should not have a terrorist groups. police into moscow say they've returned to work to maintain law and order, but there's a lot of work to do after all sides loyal as lucid or destroyed many security facilities. shortly before the regime film from damascus mohammed val has this result is one of the biggest b as in cd, off to the form of a some, a said is the possible dissenting to chaos and lawlessness. security structures

have come up. i'd say at the head of the firm have been brought in from this phone call, nothing or to feel that leg by phone. and this isn't police officers and non commissioned officers who say they are familiar with the work that we have seen. and he's special forces. he has to investigate the austin and looting of one of the form in his jeans so called political intelligence headquarters. this of this was in charge of dealing with political dissent, including the rest detention and punishment of anyone who opposed the sewing machine. they're trying to find out who's that's 5 to the jump in and solve the 20 that calls. these are lists of detainees, including some of all fight is a names of some women, the visa decrease and or destroying the criminal regime, was in touch with the terrace groups including i. so, and the syrian democratic forces, the regime and the russians were using i. so the volume of work and the complexity

of the task post challenges says, well, how much spends he's dealing with people with individual complaints. with stuff on the a lot of shit though, we handles lots of complaints and the rest of many criminals who committed defenses such as burglary and cough estimated in the 1st few days we managed to run this office with nothing. there was no paperwork, no stuff, no wet, and all the bureaus and equipment were destroyed, looted will set on fire. and it tells me that even though his team's all starting from scratch in damascus, they have enough experience to draw on from the period of self world. in the know, this is not the just 7 years. they managed to turn it into one of the safest places and city on the streets. people seemed satisfied with the com, but some public concerns about that. and then the cadillac had a couple of even the show,

no one expected that people could resume the normal drive a lot so fast. the streets are full, i'm way back to business. as usual. no job. things will not be as perfect as we want them to be so early. we'll need to cooperation contribute to efforts to restore stability. have the highly on this here. thank god, the situation is fine at the moment, but no one can judge until after march. the 1st, when the transition is over, then we'll see who's doing what will be the one that we have told includes possible sometimes by a certain lawyer for peace and stability to flourish. under the new administration, it will have to root out old places of the form in his dream. but the family was in power here for more than half a century. city is no, it's a process that's will take time. how much fun does 0, damascus stu, united nations says the humanitarian crisis in syria has not improved since the collapse with the outside regime. but the you ends on the secretary for

humanitarian, a says and emergency relief says 8 operations off slowly resuming, including in a level homes and at damascus. he says, authorities in syria will help the scale up humanitarian supports. while i'm joins now live by tom fletcher who is the un under secretary general for humanitarian affairs. and he's joining us live from i'm tom, thank you so much for joining us. oh no, just the right you've just been to syria. you could talk us through a picture of what you've just seen on the ground. a well good evening, and thanks for the chance to, to join us. yes, i spent um 4 or 5 days in syria, driving up from the mazda addressing from lebanon, all the way up to bubble. how on the touch each folder. and so i drove through, i spent several nights in damascus. i know i saw homes aleppo, it live, and of course there's enormous destruction along the way you can see the skies of

over a decade of terrible conflict. but there's also the on the pain and destruction that the destruction of peoples lives, the destruction of the infrastructure. and it's clear that there was a massive project ahead of us who to rebuild. and that project must be lights by syrians, by the story, and people, 7 and 10 syrians need our support right now. and we are determined to be on this side. and to scale out that s a urgently to do that. only 2 things, one access and i discussed with the kids like a government, the needs access to all parts of syria to deliver. and our mission and the other is funding. we need the international community now to mobilize significant resources so that the syrian people can, once again have a whole of security justice opportunity. well tom, we just had a few moments ago from i thought i'll try to who was speaking at, at

a press briefing, and i'll just read a bit of what he had to say. the economy has been brought to its knees and the the international community must work towards lifting sanctions. sanctions must be lifted and they must be lifted quickly. how crucial is the matter of sanctions in terms of the long time recovery of syria, he was anxious, unable. uh, and uh, as i discussed with uh, asked me to shut on monday night. the key reason for the sanctions is now investigating. now lets exemptions isn't that easy. uh, it's not always something that can happen immediately. for me, the real urgency here is to ensure that low sections are impeding, came out there and support the there was absolute urgency in flooding syria. we've essentially imagined supplies, food was supporting people get their livelihoods, helping people get back to schools, supporting hospitals. you know,

those are the essentials and i don't want to see sanctions get in the way of the delivery of those. beyond that, these are bigger questions for the international community, but i think that we should judge the new administration by results. and if we can build a genuine polish it that we can see that there is an inclusive government in place . if we can see that the rights of women and girls will be protected inside syria, then i think we can have much more confidence in moving through the gaze on lifting sanctions until meanwhile, as you've been talking about, this is a situation where there is immense insecurity widespread displacement, more than half the population facing displacement within 16000000 people in need of humanitarian assistance. when you have such a large scale of need, where does the international community even begin? of what it costs were they were really we never left even in the most difficult days of the last regime, people with a attempting to get a through those to so badly needed it,

attempting to build accountability for the crimes that were being committed. so with that, um we're ready to scale up, we've got fantastic teams on the ground. i've been spending the last week with them . what we're looking for is that commitment from the new administration. they will do everything to facilitate those efforts. and then that support from the international community to fund those efforts. but we are ready to go. we have the plans, we have the people and we have the means to deliver and it at the same time, tell him there is this ongoing disclose. we've heard from i had outside of about the coal folk, syrians who left syria, who had to flee their country to return home. in terms of realistically, is syria actually able to welcome these people back, given that resources at this moment ask is it depends on the area. and because i've been in lebanon, jordan, and takia since leaving

a serious. so i've also spoken to the, for a ministers of those countries about the challenges that face them, including the generosity they've shown to syrian families for so long. it will be hard for me to return home quickly. i saw myself areas completely damaged by the conflict. who was destroyed, whole communities destroyed, but also the challenge of unexploded munitions which will prevent many people returning home quickly. what i know from syrian refugees themselves is they want to go back and i know from talking to the new category administration, they also want to syrians to go back. so i think there is the prospect of that happening, but it must happen in a way which is safe. it must be when the syrian remedies are safe to go home to their communities. again, they can be forced to return home until those conditions are in place. thank you so much, tom. that's tom fletcher who is the un under secretary general for humanitarian. a says joining us from on the demonstrators in sub you all. continuing their

approaches against government policies. you're looking right now at live pictures from the capital build great thousands have gathered, demanding an end to what they say is government corruption and negligence. protest started last month after concrete kind of be collapsed at a railway station in the northern city of know, besides killing a 15 people. that is also has become a point of broad a dissatisfaction with what the critics say is president alexander fruitcakes, increasingly or far terry andrew, the president said on saturday that he will not live down in the face of these protests investigators in germany say the suspect in fridays call, running a tag, a history of anti is law and rhetoric. 5 people were killed in the attack and hold in 200. we ended the 50 road suspect faces numerous challenges, including murder and attempted murder. he's a saudi citizen who is lived in germany since 2006,

a make shift to memorial has been set up for the victims, including a 9 year old boy. slows and beaks, constitutional code is due to rule. on monday, on the validity of toby's presidential election, the opposition is warning that the validation of the dispute should result which so the governing freely mo potty re elected, could trigger move violence. the unrest is already causing significant damage to the economy. what types of reports punter total is a town indic string south of my right by the board which so that it's known for beaches or show driving deep sea fishing and stuffing. but the recent post election violence has affected business, tourism is one of the 6 as was hit by the interest. we know that when a country is going through an unstable political situation, something really bad can happen,

but also something really good can happen. so we hope that's everything that is happening. i'll come for from the better in october, daniel chapel, the candidates for more than the governing party for lima was declared the winner of the presidential election. opposition parties say vote was raked. the dispute of the election results spot divided protest from opposition supporting the product and stuff like that. the ice very much we have that we have have many cancellations. right now we uh, the occupation is a little bit less than 40 percent, but uh, with no confirmations. yes, because people are still waiting to see if the process continue or not. the security situation is not, it's not very good of mozambique is constitutional counsel is expected to hold on the valid.