form of default, not just howard brokers, and that's for alex's here is different from mayor of the city and now said he was doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody off. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again the the fellow until mccrae, this is and use our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes. and other is ready as try kids, palestinian sheltering in a school in northern garza killing at least 8 people kills doing his job. bonus hold a funeral for side of the palm. the nicest journalist to dive reporting on is rouse for on cost of living owns can take it 5 minutes to meet the serious new leader in damascus to discuss the border refugees and the economy of drilling

a hole in ukraine's, ne, with civilian space, stop choice, sleep or die as rush of miles pressure on you, christ, defense, and on piece of statements with the latest news. little bounce back to today to get windless, run through the and is really strongly going to school housing forcibly despised palestinians, and garza has killed at least i to people, children were among them the attack to apply some jabante, a news of this trip. dozens of others have been injured and have been taken to ali hospital in kansas city. the. this is a new mexico committed by the is really military, which at tech, the 100 all was school in giovanni. a 20 we did palestinians

a rock at the l. a. fleet hospital including 19 children, mo, matos and into it on the way attacking and targeting the school. it was an ongoing crimes committed by the is really forces. the entire world is watching sided t as l shelters and schools, which host displays people are being targeted in gaza. so i still even go straight now to central jobs are within the country, is in debt all by law for us and, and as well as that strong company jamalia. they have been many more is ready military strikes to around that. i can just talk us through the license that has happened there. the latest time is here in the or the is where the courses just start. you said at the time sheltering of how this to me inside many at we know and we saw a little girl who was killed for her body, was transferred here to alaska and to are there other need met. and as you see

behind me, more ambulances are coming and they are bringing more injuries. but we also know that this hospital behind the hospital is very short on medical supplies and medicine thing. so there's antibiotics. but this was not the only tucker years since the morning that is targeting displays thomas didn't use. also, a school of sheltering thousands of pilots and use was also targeted into by the intel is often seen a visit with the school where 8 college student is including 2 women and 2 children was also targeted. those women that have been killed, we're talking about at least 30 policies who have been injured and we're talking about an area like your body. yeah. that has been under a very higher siege for more than 18 days now. and also there has been no hospitals, no billing says no rescue team. so even if there has been any efforts to save more

people, it's nearly impossible because the attorney forces and they that come out at one a couple of weeks ago and arrested dr. the has some of us will be and also of course the civil defense seems and ambulances to leave. but here there's panic in the hospital. there's chaos, as you can see behind me, where the people are expecting more injuries to uh, get transferred to the hospital. and stay with us. uh because i wanna get your thoughts on a new story as well because media work has and loved ones have attended the funeral . all generalist sites, no palm. he was killed and is ready. yes. try con, friday. well, covering and is rarely a tag on the nose throughout the refugee camp. and the us state department said it is deeply concerned by the unprecedented number of journalists killed in dallas. and continues to engage as well, on the importance of protecting journalists, as well as for on guns that has come more to enlist spin any other conflicts. yeah,

and then it is that i need, but it is clear that the is where the occupation wants to target. the gentlest party that exposes as crime scene for the occupation has utilized its media to say that they only target the resistance and they weapons the palestinian generalists have exposed the truth to the world when he said that this occupation tag about children, which women and civilians and therefore, the occupation started targeting the gentlest to expose the crimes of the occupation to the world is that i a okay, and 1st of all, can you just tell us a little bit about the circumstances around site dates and doesn't feel like yourself and anyone else that is just trying to do the job as a journalist, as a media work there and gather, was actually being deliberately targeted by the israeli military, the west side. the pad was literally shot by an is brittany sniper. and this is all documented in the video is

currently circulating online where he was covering an incident and a top that happened in a most laid out. and this, but did you see the moments he was shot by? it is early sniper and the moment he was transferred to the hospital. but aside just like a do 103 policy and you enjoy and is have been covering this war and were killed. most of them were killed while they were covering what's going on in the godless trip. so pa does, the journalists are not only risking their lives to report. they're also being silence there being a talk most of the, of these palestinian journalists did not see their families. they have been displaced multiple times. and the only reason why they're doing this is because they want to show the world and want to report on what's happening on the ground, especially during the fact that the is there are, the authorities are biding all international journals. and i need other foreign

journalists to come inside the cause of troop and to cover all the, the, everything going on sense at the 7th of october, sense the word start to hear talking with a different journalists from different set bro, media outlets. they believe that there's no way anything that would protect them from that is really, as frank said, every single journalist across the gods is for believes that they are a tardy gets. and according to the palestinians, gods would need your office. they said that the is ready, forces have been targeting policy. and if the journalist reporters 1st major deliberately since the beginning of the war on the gods was trip, it's very hard to ports, especially during all of this continuous attacks on different agencies and also on different journalists. and as always, we thank you so much for your work and commend you for your bravery in the face of

what must just be unimaginable at times. thank you so much and quarterly for us and data obama. the united nations is demanding, is where a loose and it's a restrictions into gallons, and it's holding that salmon like condition starvation and pell us in the, in families and melanie attrition in children a reality across cancer. and yet, it says, all of this is avoidable to erica bozer and report some del by lot in the central casa. this is what they should look like today in gaza. the these pictures could have been from almost any time over the post 15 months. when is the last day of school goes, the israel has imposed totes, of located on this trip to bright, been posted news, basic supplies, including food,

the problem that we do not work and we do not have money. we depend on charities. the roof of charity is the only charity that we depend on a lot. and with it we can see our children. but it is not enough of the united nations has refuted israel's claims that's how much is a ceilings, food supplies, and planes that for the west and in crisis is really authorities continued to deny most requests to bring food assistance from mayor as west crossing to areas south of wadi garza meanwhile about a $120000.00 metric tons of food assistance. enough to provide rations for the entire population for more than 3 months. remain stranded outside of gauze of the parents of children, suffering malnutrition, trying to find relief at you and medical centers, but say as well as forced evacuation orders. i'm making this situation wes, tupa know, been just had

a lot of the reason behind. my daughter's condition is displacement. now we flipped from the north, dakota and then to dated by the house where we lived in attendance. her mountain nutrition worse and due to the prolonged displacement, local food and financial hardship. since my husband's work stopped because of the start of the lord farms, i'm bullets have killed more than 46000 palestinians bought. right. scrooge said that as well as using food as a weapon to expect sense of the most fun. oh, there it is ready said let us have carried down a series of austin to tax on palestinian communities across the occupied with bank this week. local media released this video, showing citizens sitting fine to palestinian homes and the town of holla, ne of ramallah austin, to tax and rides by the is riley military had escalated in recent, dies within the 1st week of 2025. the you instrumented terry. an agency or should

documented 14 to 10 expires, riley st. louis targeting, tell us the indian properties, at least 18 palestinians were injured by is ready settlers across the to pod westbank and more than 50 pillows indians had been left homeless onto the houses were demolished by his rarely forces. this comes as the is ready government expends a legal settlements in the occupied with bank since the war on guys began. israel has approve the legal construction more than 8600 houses in the legal settlements and has established 5 new ones. a little more on this would you invite him to salute? isn't a mom because the palestinian authority has suspended l just as oppressions in the occupied with bank. thanks for joining us. honda festival is the nature of these attacks changing out they becoming more violent

while they are certainly becoming more violent and more frequent just this week alone. this is the force incident in which settlers have attacked, palestinians we know of ours and attacks outside of it. i'm all of it also just south of nablus is really settlers were throwing rocks and trespassing on palestinian property under the protection of is really forces and the palestinian news agency wafaa is reporting that at least one palestinian was shot in the leg during those altercations. but we have seen the so frequently, these is really settlers commit these attacks. commit these crimes oftentimes under the protection of these really military who stands idly by and allows it to help. and it's been quite a recurring theme since the war on god's the began. but also before that, because settler violence is not a new issue that you, you took about to have these becoming move on as, as well as more frequent want one. now i see it was becoming more in bolden by these ready administration. well since israel's

were on guns that began, the un has reported record numbers of settler violence against palestinians just to give you an idea. 2024 was the highest year ever recorded since they started documenting these attacks with more than 1400 of them taking place. and then you went says that in october of 2023 once israel's war on guns that actually began. there were 233 attacks just in those 3 weeks since the war had begun. now this is a huge issue also among b is rarely government who denies this. but look, there are several villages in the occupied west bank where their residents have been for worse to flee. these are the now displaced. there's actually nearly 500 palestinians who are displaced in the occupied west bank because of continued settler attacks. they raised a petition to these rarely supreme court who told these really military who told these really police, but simply not enough is being done on the issue of settler violence. but benjamin netanyahu, whose government always denies that this is a problem,

always denies when illegal settlements and settlers or any sort of issue. so this issue is still very prevalent and very wide, but among is really politicians. they're kind of just brushing it under the rug and the thank you so much. uh, we really do appreciate that. uh that comes to load for us there in amman, the co operation and mutual security. these continued to be the focus of a blitz of diplomatic visits to syria, as governments around the world work to form relations with its new administration . i live in on this kid take a prime minister, has missouri, is nearly to in damascus with i promised to strengthen their borders and territories that both countries have seen major developments and recent weeks from the fall of the assad regime to the election of a liberties president,

cuz that felt like the other we discuss the situation on the board is between both countries and ways of boosting the joint efforts to protect the security in both countries. and to prevent anything that can hits the security and safety of both countries. this visit bodes well for the future. wait a minute. so our shuttle dr. young menu. we shouldn't forget that. we've only been in power for one month and some days. there are many issues that need a lot of time to deal with the priority. now when syria is considered the situation inside the country, the weapons inside syria, and this was us, this meeting, and we will be having more meetings. many topics will be discussing the upcoming days. at the top of those comes to board a situation young. can we're going to get more now with mohammed junction who is lot for us in damascus and can just run a through what else i spoke about. obviously, board is with the top of the individuals of refugees as, as well as the economy of both countries with discussed. yeah,

tell them that meeting between both leaders took a little over an hour. they met behind closed doors, and there were several issues that were discussed among them. one of the issue of syrian refugees, there are more than a 1000000 syrian refugees and fled. the syrian civil war relocated across the border into 11 on that's something that's been a very hot button, political issue, and 11 on for a long time in each political leaders 11 on want to see a long term solution to that. they want to see those syrian refugees that are so 11 on find a way to return to syria. so that's something that was discussed. both men both say the, the prime minister, and as you, me a call the as well as some of the should. i was the head of the new administration here in syria saying that they were going to form a committee to find a solution to that issue. another thing that was discussed at the request of the lebanese caretaker prime minister, was the issue of lebanese detainees who have been in syria to try to find out what happened to them where they are. if any of them are still alive if they can be

returned, that's something that's a priority for the lebanese beyond that you also have of course, the issue of the economy. so important for both countries that share a border because the economy 11 on has been in ruins for years. they are trying to get out of that morales and have been trying to for such a long time. and of course, the economy and syria is in a dire situation and that's because of these sanctions that are crippling the economy. we've heard over and over again the last several weeks. members of the new administration continue to urge the international community to lift those crippling sanctions against the syrian regime so that the economy here can start growing once more. that's a key request from the new syrian administration beyond that. of course. another thing that both men said was of utmost importance was security at their shared board tom. yeah, just on the, on the board. a moment obviously is hugely significant between the 2 countries. can

you just give us a little bit of context, a little bit of background about why that is yet, so i'm gonna try to break it down for our viewers. you have this long border, almost 400 kilometers long between 11 on in syria. it is quite for us in many places as a result, over the years you've had the smuggling of illegal weapons and drugs from syria into lebanon. that's an issue that has worried the lebanese for a long time. it was brought up in the meeting today. beyond that, you've had both of those leaders that they say that they want to try to delineate both the land borders as well as the maritime borders. they want to make sure that both countries can be more secure going forward if those borders are reinforce. now the syrian new leader asked me to shut, i also said during that press conference that he eventually would like to see open borders between both countries. but right now, what's most important is to make sure that those borders are secured. one of the reasons they're so much concerned about that is because of lebanon, syria have

a complicated, intertwined fraud history. it's, that's, that's because of several reasons too many to get into right now in the segment. but one of the things that's, that's been up so much concern over the years is the fact that has been loved and 11 on relied on syria as a waste ation, as they were getting weapons from iran. that's another concern. so both of these men want to make sure these border is going forward are secure, so that that will secure both countries and both countries at a time when they have both face such political upheaval. as you mentioned, you had this new searing administration also in the last few days, you had the election of a new president and 11 on. they want to make sure they can try to get those countries back up and running again. get the border secured and make sure the countries can floor is going forward. tom mohammed, thank you so much for breaking that down for us mama jump to june for us and damascus. we'll stay with the story and go now to mock of it's in. so you know who is a global strategy advisor and joins us from new york. thank you very much for being

with us. once again. we had the, uh, uh, correspond him home. it's just talking about how complicated the issue of security in the border is between the 2 countries. he said it was obviously very into twine very complex. can you just help us untangle that method and explain what you think needs to happen in the months and years ahead? so basically you have a border living on as a roughly 350 kilometers border with syria. and then a smaller 8080 kilometer board with israel to the south. so as a country that surround it in 250 kilometers cos line. so from the lebanese perspective, it's the fact that you can have it obviously is a common history of the common history. if you look from 1975 to roughly 201111 onto a large extent of nearly a feast and syria controlled by us together with his boss. and from a political perspective, we are looking for a respect,

a new relation or respect amongst equals with the least amount of political interference possible. not completely impossible, but to the minimum largest expense. but in addition to that political issues, you also have the security secure. you stretch going between both sides of the borders. you have to do a new president and 11 on having a new reset, historically and into administration, damascus. both countries have the ability to reset and relations and to reset the narratives internally and also an opportunity for the wind region and historically . and the key thing also is the economic fact that you're looking at refugees, both comp, both countries have the crushed economy space with you. and in order for the, sorry, you know, i was going to say that you took about a historical reset. i mean, how do i go about making sure that it works out for both countries? what, what, what the both leaders need to ensure happens of domestic security and stability.

okay. is you're gonna have to have a clear political root, a political roadmap in both countries. and you're gonna need the external powers, many of them. turkey, sally, you a got the us european union. they're gonna have to play a critical role in this entire process. so it has to be politically, primarily driven internally. that's the key thing is that has to be a reset. also in mind, a transformation to change your mind though citizens see the state and the state sees and citizens that takes a long time can do immediate confidence, building measured by that trustful, take many, many years to know. but the process to start now and the outside powers have to realize that the old game of dividing and ruling, i know people internally why they're living on a syria. that has to be a change of mindset also from them a change of game that should be more of an more, i would say, an intense to create that stability. because ultimately, the expert on powers will benefit that disability and security in both countries.

benefits the region in the region has to take a lead in this historic leap in trying to resolve these issues all the time. and the external powers as to how to reset in mind to be able to understand. it's no longer at the same game, it can be things as usual, things have to be changed from all players involved. one challenge to that, to safety and security. it could potentially be his blog which has already severely weakened by his route. what impact is a doubtful of us are going to have on the group and it's within supply from a ron boss area. and so it's a southern living on a good his ball up. remember his ball was the front line troops that protected a side, protected him from full link several years ago together with russian airpower and iranian influence and troops on the ground, their affiliates. the key thing now is that us that has paula is down in the region

and likely to certainly be sent out of 11 on. but his ball at home may be down to a certain extent, but it's not out of the political process. and it still remains arms. and the key thing is, is the one of the concerns and the border security issue between the new president and joseph found. and i was shot in with the fact the leader in damascus is they both have a common interest to ensure that as a ball is not re, all those supply rooms with will be cut. now obviously you have smuggling roots. now, the key thing is that his ball is unlikely to be able to get to the security width and rate missiles and all those things once that route has been close now. but the fact is i can still get small weapons to create problems and still remain, or for them just 250 kilometers of coastline and things can be smuggled into the cost and i just land but, and the key. and the key thing is for the political process 11 on is not to exclude that to take an exclusive approach towards this policy. it has to be an inclusive

approach. so yes, they remain militarily gone. but there's in the ideal world, they would disarm it, integrate into the army, but that's going to take a long time and many years, because the fact is that they have many historical differences. there's many perceptions, 8 securities that they have, that won't be resolved overnight. it's a long, long process. so yes, cut down the weapon rate, but political reconciliation is going to be key 11 on the broader region. naca as always we really do appreciate your insight into one of us a micro vincent seen a global strategy advisor. thanks so much. thank you. the crime scene is captured, 2 wounded north korean soldiers and rushes, crow, screeching. its believe to be the 1st time the military has been able to question north korean captives up to several seas. last month died from serious ones. now

investigate decided they provide undisputable evidence. the troops sent by appealing yang, a fighting for moscow. a russian attacks on the front lines in northeast and you crying or forcing residence to make the difficult but necessary choice to flee the homes. fatigue from almost 3 years of conflict is making people in the region 5 and negotiated settlement in the war during the how reports from hockey region for the retail coupons in the hockey region of northeast and ukraine, a town divided by the us skill river. now a front line in danger of being overrun. some of the last remaining residents decides of time has come to sleep. they're picked up by volunteers who regularly face danger on the submissions like this one. this we're going to, people will be at just a trickle is a troubling sign for ukraine. frontlines here in the north and the east of the country that have been relatively static, are now beginning to move. and they're not moving in ukraine space on both sides. a

consolidating their battlefield positions ahead of possible negotiations this year . for naples in the, in victor, it is a bit to sweet journey to safety. knowing their homes may never be one back. what is the end of all of it? there's no need to say anything. my emotions are all the reason all over my face. was that what you took on? yes, no. yeah, of course i don't truly want to leave, but them to do it. and why should they find this strange letter? which i am sorry. shifting front lines bring of the visitors to war. crimes, investigate is documenting alleged breaches of the laws of war like lees recorded in the village of keeps sheriff sometime quiet about something. it is evidence that hockey regions chief prosecutor tells me that should form part of any negotiations

holding russia to account. an extra little boy, this work is more down than the russians. federation can say, do you even have that it was? ukraine will respond? no, because we don't, we were waiting for negotiations to talk about something wonderful. then rush, you can say, oh, so the one, no more crimes. after all, the women which drone and infantry battles of left little standing in the village of keeps everything. those still clinging to their old lives, the arrow finally persuaded to leave. arriving at the reception center in hockey, overlooked the minutes the quarter shall move, surely. who doesn't dream? the vice. this will be a better living while again, in case everything fine and life back together again, let people human. dude miller is among an estimated 52 percent of wall fatigued ukrainians, who now want a negotiated settlement with russia. nobody to the, it's unlikely anyone will turn to live here again. so it was a party, a single house or shop the volume, the 30th, even we don't all agree. let them take us little girl takes it just real. know what

does nothing good remains there. she accepts that seeding territory. her home included may be the price of piece. i don't know how l g 0 in the cocky region. well from our on this we're joined by lawrence cove who is a former us assistant secretary of defense. he joins us from delaware. thank you very much for being with us here and they'll just 0. so as we saw on that test or is kind of hard to get a true read on where things are at the moment. but how worried should your crime be about the north and east front lines in particular as well. i think they ought to be concerned because the russians have recently pushed to game to game to gain more territory. but on the other hand, the fact is that the ukrainians captured the north korean soldiers to was out. and they found out that they've killed about 4 to 40 percent or 4000 of the 10000 who was sent to you. and the north korean soldiers were told they were going on

a training exercise. they didn't, even though they were going to war the united states and the other nato countries out stepped up their 8 to ukraine so they can continue to hold out longer. and we'll see what happens when president trump takes over what the united states is going to do. as he claims he's going to speak to president colton about it. yeah, we will get to trump and person and the potential a sci fi deal and just some of the go to want to talk a little bit more about the north korean soldiers that were literally fighting for, for rush or encourage ask, do you think that the recruitment of those north green soldiers has actually helped russia at all and, and trying to push back and retake much of kursk. well, they've helped a little bit because they could take away some of their forces and send them in to use each to ukraine. because. busy they were not making any gains there. they were defending russian tower.