what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. it just here to we believe everyone has a story. we're hearing the of israel siege of northern guns. i has killed thousands of palestinians in just a 100 dies lift hospitals on the brink of collapse, the frontal mccrae, this is l, just their line from town hall also coming up more international support. the syria as saudi arabia and european officials, discuss lifting sanctions for latree help on stand by is strengthening wins, presence may, california is a really historic qualifies even worse,

worn out by war villages displaced in the battle between the army and m. 23 funds is the eastern democratic republic of congo. 7 days adults is most of the people are very tight out and they don't know how discussion is going to coming days the the most terrific form of ethnic cleansing, displacement and destruction. that's how palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern goss. i'm. that's now last it for 100 dies, at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or missing in the past weeks as well, has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past. 5 days alone, the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent

a mouse from re grouping the human rights group. sy attacks have deliberately targeted civilians and shelters, and residential homes. nearly o 8 has been blocked, resulting in famine light conditions. hospitals have been attacked repeatedly, putting them out of service, and just rarely so i'll just have a risk patients as well as medical stuff before the licensed and cut are you joined us for to all the fall. and as we've been talking about, these are risk savings in the north been going for 100 days. now, can you just give us an idea of who is lifting how nice of arriving there were there is a couple of college news. we're talking about sizes of families, field trips in the another, in parts of the gauze trip. we're talking about too bad. you'd be, you'd be tenuous and what we need to know is, all of these people are 80 groups of neighborhoods that are still not targeted by the is ready for. it says now we're talking about $100.00 days,

$100.00 days without food, water aid medicine. and we're also talking about $1100.00 days. full of continuous is where the airstrikes are tended to reach heading towards displacement mass killing it, using the hospitals were also in it targeted by that is where the ports is. the only hospital the operating which has come on as one is currently out of service. and the only medical facility working now is out of the hospital and it's working on a very know a scale of treating policies. but at the same time, those kind of thing is do not have any rescue team. there's no ambulances and there's no civil defense team. so even if some of those palestinians get injured or needs urgent help, they're unable to reach those people. we know that that at least 5000 palestinians have been killed in this 100 days. but we also know that we're talking about thousands of policy news still trapped under the rubber till the say no one has

been able to reach them or rescue them. the situation in the another in gauze was true, is horrifying realities, where we have been talking to some people who manage to evacuate to the gulf of city. but they're saying that the air strikes were on top of non solvable. and also the fact that there has been no food, no watch or are but as an added lot to the horrifying situation. however, there are still policy new in those area. and yesterday, the is there any forces targets is one of the huge shelters, which is all there. nobody would see it where a key state kind of sinews were killed in this target. and this shows that there are protest in use deals in the not during causal strip in, in children have really been during the brunt of these attacks. the civil defense, this is at least 70 had been killed and just the past 5 days a line. yes. and we saw one of those

children yesterday where she was one of the very young girl was targeted along with her grandfather where they were targeted in and as strikes that target to attend in bed. and but we saw heard that we, we saw her in a lot of the hospital and it's not only that, children, gods are witnessing a very hard to find very valid, see if they're not killed or injured without treatment in the gulf of strip. there is either searching for food, we see children every single day walking with empty pos, searching for hospitals and community kitchens. and we also see them searching for water. these children are supposed to be enjoying their life, enjoying their childhood, going to school. but this is the reality, those how does to mean a children are witnessing and we're talking to parents. they're saying that's the hard. this part is the fact that they're seeing their children starving. they're seeing their children and not receiving education at the same time. there's no way

they could protect them from the endless airstrikes and this ongoing, more just horrific situation. the children as well as everyone inquiry into. i'll paula, thank you so much. would you need see if there's any all of causes. 1.1000000 children need mental health support, and then the ongoing bombardments displacements and dia, living conditions. so it has not in this anxiety and paralyzing fear because of the strikes and the loss of family members. this little cock is the head of protection at medical aids, the palestinians. she is in the i'll bullet and condemned the is rarely violence and abuse against children and cancer. a, a catastrophe that has been inflicted upon children and because for the last 15 months is really created on car allows and unprecedented mental health crisis amongst children of all ages. and what we can hope to achieve is no f lloyd's

diploma buttons being inflicted. but try to mitigate or minimize the impacts of about trauma violence and the abuse that is an interpreter. it is against children to, to be a psycho social well being. it's a, it's a key tendon of healthy childhood development. and it's entirely lacking at the moment due to the situation that it's being faced by children. here. what we're trying to do is, as humanitarians is provide a semblance of normality, mid the hara that children are experiencing on a daily basis. so that might be providing a space for recreational activity to reduce the stress, to help children express their emotions in a, in a, and a healthy way. as well as the most sort of tailored especially life support. but there's really a tooth, this symptoms of distress such as, you know, the symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. another more chronic conditions,

um therapy, individual therapy, and also specialize treatment, including the sites, interpret medication. well, fine thing is ongoing between tell us any, you know, sort of, he forces and groups and the janine refugee can and the occupied westbank for james gun fine. it can be heard in the area. the fighting has continued since early last month. the palestinian authority has cut off force and electricity as part of the crank down on sizes in the area, the or the lifting of sanctions. again, syria has told us the agenda at amazing if you are paying an arab foreign ministers in the south, the capital of re add, the european union's foreign policy chief and the block will meet at the end of this month to discuss ending sanctions. the new syrian administration has been

cooling, full day removal since december. when bush allah solved was ousted. saudi arabia's foreign minister prints, fonts opened fun outside. rab dumped amazing and cold on the international community to support economic stability in syria. we will do our best to enable the syrian administration to provide necessary services to the syrian people. we also confirmed the necessity of lifting sanctions imposed on syria because these functions and the emissions of syrian people in development and reconstruction. while it's go to homes, i'm a homeless who is in damascus for us and as well as a saudi arabia, you latest, obviously amazing. they, they say that they are going to meet again later this month to discuss sanctions relief. can you just explain what is actually left for them to decide at this point? was called the seed in delegation. we believe in we are quite set to side with the

outcome of the, of the meeting that took place today. they came to decide we'll be happy to seeking support for the attempt to have this sanction lifted and difficult done and more the so it would be for me to so i came up. i've saved so debut once the assumptions lifted on re upped once you've been a step father and said we would be providing economic support for the new administration. on the other hand, the. ready p and junior said they would be holding a meeting later this month to discuss lifting of the central. these comes days up to the police said they wanted defense is listed on this phone cannot lift the sanctions to coordinate a census from the 7 member. and that's why they were meeting late that this month, that some countries that are not fully on board with lifting the sanctions, gemini folder and associates,

that even does not want to see the complete listing of the central. they won the pots of those functions that specifically target the members of the former gym that i accused of committing more crimes to be in place on other countries within the block, on not 40 quantities yet. so the cd and foreign minister in the coming days will be property to the european union to try and convince those countries. can you just explain why is it so important for the people of syria to have the sanctions lifted and to have them lifted quickly? the essentially soft hit the cdn economy quite talk. they will fuss imposed on this this on syria because of the action of the aside funding on the side per diem when it came to how they hung. ready the and the government brought this, they weren't meant to target to redeem the people. but what's happening across the u that is quite the opposite city i cannot access the much for this problem was

impossible to import. the export goods thought is affecting the prices of goods here across the country. also see that cannot access the financial institution international financial institution to borrow money. the country needs to redo the construct. schools, hospitals the probably, almost everything has been destroyed. the government does not have money, it would need to go out into those financial institutions to bar. but then with the central leasing, please see if you can look through that. thank you so much for explaining all that for us. i'm some comments in damascus. the, the, to the fun thing has around to the east of the democratic republic of congo as the army tries to regain ground from him. 23 fights has been advancing in the region for months. i land y county reports from the village of a in google

a. this is the village of from google, one of the big data. where did you have on the, has been funding for almost days right now. it's almost the same fighting which is taking place in most if it's cent identity. single death. 2 days passed and 22 wanted in this a to and now did you have to tell me tough as managed to push them away? this is why so maybe sort of deals around here and who to so yeah, we still have the guns sort of just behind the house here. and this is why we cannot spend time. yeah. sort of just doesn't want to take any risk of weeds, julius, and also some of those were still coming from different areas. going to get shelters that. how to disabilities, because all those almost close here because there is no any business going on. heavy fighting has been taking place here as the same type of thing and must see see, people documented in this scenario saying that there wasn't a lot because they don't know what would happen up to notable still just behind the

mountain where we are still fighting up to now we couldn't even hear is it some heavy guns and also some overall kits. and i want to do this suggest as being very confused. also because of the logistic, this is connected with any cloud or whatever. so you have themselves, they are using motorcycles. as you can see, even us us do not least we just data. we just use the motorcycle course. and this is why people have been very difficult successful here because nor any money tardy . and it's called the which this popular, so this area because of the ongoing fighting them $23.00. i've been battling them, then you have to think on your phone once a week right now, 7 days without is no stop here. people are very tired and they don't know how to distinguish when you go into the coming days. like on the 0. what's the security authority? the democratic republic of cool sauce sizes have contained one of the full major

plays, has been in the los angeles county and the you with the kenneth fine hasn't golf more than 400 hate is since it started on thursday, but the national weather service has issued a red warning, the critical fi conditions in the next week, wind gusts, through the center and a card or directly above the parasites area, could reach up to 120 kilometers an hour. at least 16 people have died since the fund started 5 days ago. we know that elevated critical fire weather conditions will continue through wednesday. the los angeles county fire department is prepared . these winds combined with low relative humanities and low fuel moisturizers will keep the fire threat in los angeles county. very high, still available to go the 1st hand. look at the danger and devastation from the. yeah. he is what the possible to say if los angeles looks

like this one is being split from the app, but only wild weather conditions allow a best the problem with these sets of pick up a lot over the coming guy. you spoke us, there's a folding that this could be about to get a lot was here. the palisades via has already claims more than 9 hector's and more houses light and it's passed the flames approach menacingly. it's almost the whole thing homeowners, as they wonder if this is an they've watched this dozens of times this week on tv. how different it must feel when it's your home. the pacific palisades was, it did make up market and buzzing was life this time last week, from the at, at now looks like a pump side. what you get from this perspective, the way up high is a sense of just how much you just eliza had. because the palace sites why it has to be moving towards density populated areas like brentwood, like the san fernando valley, which has millions of people living in it. 3 and

a half 1000. firefights is a bustling. the policies fly around like it is strategic, coordinated to planes, flight together. a scouts identifies whether drop needs to be done and sends out a signal to a tanka which dumps the bits, houghton powder right on the spot, every pulse to refute, meets critical minutes. last slow, but what else can they do? machines have their limits. unlike by the nature a. i've never seen a situation where helicopters were lined up to drop water. there was a traffic jam on the $45.00 of helicopters. myself says this is the most extreme fire he has ever seen. and he's seen a lot before them here, but 23 years. fire fighting is the most craziest game of chess you've ever seen. right? just when you think you have it blocked off, mother nature changes everything on you and you have to basically pivot in a gesture, tactics the flames. a role. so threatening, iconic landmarks like the get some sensor,

not to mention the thousands of homes around it. the sense of monica pay at a place usually filled with fun and laughter. now against a backdrop of sadness and ruin, hollywood can see the smoke from the policy. it's via, i'm from the e file behind it that is still binding to in a place that has made so many disaster movies. this disaster is happening right here in real time, but nobody knows when this one will be over fill of out. i'll just say right, los angeles was still a head here on al jazeera, the from inside rushes coast region as a be fine and continues with ukrainian forces the . when the shots came from the holiday in buford cracks, we heard some noise. this was noon, a sniper valley was one of the most dangerous intersections and it was not able he

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sierra the the reminder about top stories. the ssl is ready, forces have now lighted siege to northern guns are for 100 dies, at least 5000 palestinians have either been killed or missing. human rights groups say attacks of deliberately targeted civilian areas. the lifting of sanctions against syria has taught the agenda as a meeting if you are a pain in error, foreign ministers in saudi arabia, you will now meet at the end of the month to discuss relates to the new administration and find, find a site that's contained one of the 4 major places building in los angeles county in

the us, the kenneth spot has in golf more than $400.00 hit is since it started on those type. but the national weather service has issued a written warning to critical by conditions in the coming days. what makes it goes 1st female president has mocking her 1st 100 days in power. the threats of us tariff, the under donald trump and emission to tackle contel violence had characterized the stats of claudia shane bombs, presidency at the end of it. the 3 months in pal. one pole has a, with an approval, the pricing of 78 percent. well, for the latest were gonna speak to julia gadgianno, who is in mexico city and understand that the president has begun talking. what is she said sofa in the that's right. as we said, she's been out here for about 10 minutes now. so you can see there's thousands of supporters that she's speaking to right now to roaring applause. she opened her speech basically by reminding everyone of her intention to continue the legacy of

her predecessor. and there is one way, lopez, over, in other words. and she preferred to her government as the 2nd floor of the 4th transformation. the 4th transformation is how this movement, the more than a movement, the party that she's part of, has defined itself as she began to speech by talking specifically about the economy and the social programs that have made for government and that of her predecessor, extremely popular employment. a minimum wage and um, you know, the things that affect the people. one thing she hasn't touched upon yet, but again, her speech has just begun is the issue of security, which we expect her to be talking about as well. as you mentioned, as she is in fact, very popular currently, but her government is also facing a big challenge in trying to deal with the massive problem for the public security in mexico. so that is another issue that we expect or to talk about in the,

in the coming minutes because it is a great concern. in fact, what was points to it being the main concern and the main worry of the mexican population and what they most won the government to address as soon as possible. okay, thanks so much for that update. we will check back in with you as the speech continues, julia gadgianno and mr. co sitting for us. russia says it's military has largely repelled the counter offensive launch by you crying in the coast region. in the past 5 months, russian forces have regained control of about half the territories i lost, but heavy fighting is continuing. those that your battery has this report from the city of cask and russia. so this is what is left of the village of the dean in the kursk region of russia after a counter attack by the ukrainian military last week, about 25 kilometers from the border with ukraine. this once peaceful village became

the front line in this war. earlier this month, the russian defense ministry says its forces were probably attacked and held onto per diem. all 40 residents were evacuated. this is see, it was a kitchen. yeah, that was the living room. i'm sure i'll have him after this man is standing on what used to be his home in the town. nobody else key. he shows the damage his property sustained in the fighting to the representatives of the local governor of the curse, screeching. hello lucy, all the windows in my house are broken. i didn't see it happen because my relatives evacuated me out of my house. they told me the attacks will continue, but i decided to come back after 2 days to see the damage. this book, the history of the 20th century, which is another reminder that this, once rest of region of russia, is now the new front line in the biggest conflict this country has been involved in since world war 2. ukraine launched a surprise incursion into russian territory in august, taking an area of about 1000 kilometers in the course region about 25 kilometers

inside russian territory. the city, of course, where i'm standing, is about a 100 kilometers from the printing border and about 80 kilometers from the front line. in the past 5 months, russian forces have managed to regain control of about half the territory they had initially last for the latest post by key ups forces highlight that the bottle in purse is far from over. with nearly 200000 people forced out of their homes near the border areas since august, a state of emergency is in place across this entire region. us all the front line of the russian. you bring in conflict. both sides are kind of fighting each other has a tactical success as here and there, but neither side has been able to achieve any strategic success anywhere. the so this is a kind of war of attrition where a strategically speaking, it's a sell me. while the military and political establishment continue to push for

towards the 3rd anniversary of this war, it is ordinary people that continue to be caught in the crossfire door. so jabari out to 0. kirk city grow. lation photos are the poles for the presidential rental photos and cumberland does or another note which from the social democratic party is expected to win a 2nd 10. the 1st round of buzzing in december. he received 49 percent of the device is a conservative arrival of dragoons. fremont outs is supported by the conservative governing h d z policy and received nearly 20 percent. tonya novak has moved from the capitals of great southern mila, which is the 1st um and the president's office was marked with the very tense relationships with the conservative government of prime minister under plain coverage. they don't see eye to eye on almost any meta government accused milano, which is being pro russian, because he's strongly opposes of ever standing crates and troops in any military

mission to ukraine. he's also very critical towards the grace and support of israel and israel of war and garza. he is asking for christ to recognize palestine as of recently the neighboring slovenia. yolanda which is also very critical towards the government and the matters of corruption are often calling them out even though his powers are limited to mattress in defense and foreign affairs. but he is seen as someone who ensures the balance of power in christ. and if he winced denied, and the pulse are giving him a huge advantage, this will remain so uh at least 20, not another 5 years. tanya, no mark out this era is our group provisional results have a chance rolling in p as potty winning parliamentary elections. stuff guides 124. if the $188.00 seats in parliament. so position parties, boy, because of the votes,

i think phase of vote rigging, presidents mohammed interest d. b c's pallet in 2021 after the death of his father, who ruled this the hill country, the 3 decades will that so for me, where there is next, then inside story continues. the had low, they will stop by looking at the earliest satellite image for southern africa and you can see tropical sites on intercalated clipping of the northern tip of not a gas going off at the be named. it took a day, which means one filled with 2 is that it's such a bringing the rain as it moves into the mozambique channel, some strong winds as well. we have got a red warning out from a out there. it's not expected to make a direct hit,

but it will be felt as it moves its way further south bringing some very heavy rain, some strong winds as well. and you can see them picking out as we go monday in to choose that it continues to work its way for the south. it sparked warnings across metal gasket. we're expecting that very heavy rain which could bring a threat of land slides. we've also got warnings out for the very heavy rain in places like bought swan a now across move in africa to logic, quiet picture, still on set. so for the likes of algeria to new z and nivia, but the unsettled conditions that we've seen across the middle east are easing. we'll see temperatures pick up across that event will be coming down slightly down the gulf as the wind picks up monday into tuesday. that should weather update the

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