to hear from trump's new administration's decision on existing trade deals from around the world, the policy of total peace has failed super. this strong security results these fed strengthening the hand of arm through or the generation traumatized by agend assigned to un says 1000000 children in gauze and need mental health support. the lovely bulk of this is all just in real life though. how so coming up here in human rights office condemns israel's escalating attacks and jeanine warning. it could impact the ceasefire, and guns of 3 people are killed and a russian to attack the key. if all you claim you can trends target sites and

several regions of russia, thousands of street children around it up and taking it comes to know the nigeria is the largest city, is the government calls from the security threats the techs are joining us after months. obviously the attacks and gaza survivors of trying to rebuild the live the seas 5 between israel, a mouse is now and it's 6 day. and although the buttons have stopped fully conditioned to main desperate, 84000 trucks carrying by the chair in a defensive gauze was part of the deal. there's not nearly enough for 1900000 people on the brink of starvation. distribution is also a challenge. 15 economically in the future, let, let alone how the prosper as part as good, good citizen in their country. there are 17000 it. so there are separated from

their families or is it that the be more accurate? they are without family members. we've seen examples of many, a children inside deluxe, the hospital who are the full survivors, the only one who survive these attacks at some point. at some point, the hospital in the, at the, the medical, the staff in the hospital or the paramedics who picked up casual just from bomb side, had to come up with a term to describe the massive casualties are caused by the, the intense bombing campaign. that one, the children know surviving parents and that's the, the acronym that have been used by me that goes to describe the devastating out the results of the ongoing attacks. we know this is an entire generation of it sorted out, not only traumatized, but also if we look at the larger picture, it's a way of how the society is progressing in the future. to the extent of the destruction of damage, the roads is making it difficult to deliver to some areas and whose re reports rougher. for some people have taken the boxes into the right hands

children. so with every containers they have, then make the way back along, destroyed draughts to the shelters as the for giles, he's firing, cause a hole in the is really bonding has topped this delivery. involving 15 smaller trucks had been organized locally by volunteers. they're trying to get to watch or to palestinians in the almost completely destroyed city of roughly in the south. but it's nowhere near enough. you know, most of them, a beautiful apartment, roughly like all the areas in garza, is truly ravished and was stricken. all the infrastructure has been destroyed. there is no water, electricity. we'll see what your system. so we took the initiated to provide fresh water to help displaced citizens returning to what's left of your homes and rob. i'm in the policy, i mean, water authority estimates the israel's 15 months bombardment has destroyed at least

70 percent of causes walter infrastructure, human rights watch or per treaties. last month it uses israel, of committing genocide will act by blocking pipelines and cutting off the electricity needed to run water pumps as well. the noise, the charge, i'm going to say for you now to come with the fios as you can see, there's massive destruction. we return from the make shift thompson on milwaukee to find the homes in ruins. these men were kind enough to launch this initiative to provide us with some clean drinking. we expect the humanitarian aid will come. we have joining hands to help each other restore our way of like the, the inventories amongst the rubble of what remains of causes. city. people are putting up tents, brought in by 8 convoys. what is in the prepares, the tend, he's been allocated for his family. good and had the heart of it. this time barely fits to people and i have 8 family members. i used to have a 5 story house was completely destroyed. and now i'll have to live in attend.

school became a hundreds of thousands of people are expected to return to their homes and nothing garza in the coming days and weeks to find them in the, in the shop when i me or say on you are, people will suffer. they already suffered from the destruction bombardment and fear caused by the occupation. now they will suffer again because of the displacement and the attempts depends don't offer protection from the cold or the summer heat. the situation is barely habitable, but this is all that's available now. so united nation stays almost 70 percent of buildings in the gospel strip had been either damaged or completely destroyed. so most palestinians returning to the place they call home will find it no longer exists. and then obviously the cause of palestine. 2 to 2 minutes is the director of communications at the owner of the human agency for posting a refugee. she says, in addition to physical treatment, people in gauze and need mental health support. i'm not sure if anyone has

the words to do justice to what happened to the people of casa and really the focus is how do people overcome? so rather than just focusing on trucks and, and supplies coming in, which is really, really why come, i think there's a lot to do on the mental has and to have people overcome the show control not, not only children, it is safe to say that everyone in gaza is say he's shocked to him a pies exhausted mentally and physically after the 15 months of one of the most of the boys in the middle east and across the world. and what ski is for this, these 5 to hold? look, it's only the beginning. we are cautiously optimistic and we hope that this is fine with it. turn into something we much,

much more longer term. what's really key is fads, no more killing incomes that is taking place the sci fi and gaza and how to rebuild its devastated cities is also being discussed to the world economic form and demo switzerland. how does it latasha met with by spoke to the well food program representative right here, i guess camara about the impacts of global food crisis on 8 efforts in gaza. of the top priority for the time being as finalized garza is concerned is to ensure that food medicine, fuel cell to and material is going to be delivered steadily, consistently into the territories that all concerns about the distribution issues, the obstacles and also they're looking forward to getting more guarantees from these riley's on the need to maintain a steady flow of that particular age. but there is concern among the international aid agencies, the donors and the international community about what happens next in goes on the

for, on here in davos and a survey. has been basically saying that on the complex and extreme weather conditions, we continue to talk to the global risk, which means that many international aid agencies will have a huge challenges in the near future coping with a not going to to you then the scope of the tragedies of a suffering of people in which explains the need for billions of dollars to be able to do what that situation particularly now. and as far as guys consent, the 1st thing for us, it's a very welcome ceasefire. it's long overdue. and since it's occurred, we have managed to pushing $4800.00 trucks immediately. this is not just to double the speed but for the whole humanitarian community. most without incident. what we need, however, is that the border crossings remain open reliably. so and the tower staff are able to move freely and safely across the gaza strip to reach the 2000000 in need. one

of the reasons why it up your feet is in davos is because the hunger crisis globally is increasing. so despite a lot of resources that have been put into this, we are seeing more conflicts. we are seeing more climb magic shocks to talk frequent. and the economic impacts generally. so 343000000 people in the world are acutely hungry. this is a growing number and i'll say receiving number. and for that w speed's been advocating to the private sector to the public sector to own, to contribute. the deputies be specifically needs about 16000000000 to respond to the current crisis this year. and we look to the generosity of many who has contributed already and, and we hope will continue this. the u. n. c been writes, office is expressing concern about an ongoing is rarely offensive in the occupied westbank. that's to 12 people. israel is threatening to expand its rates in jeanine

refugee camp. the began on tuesday. i'm to solid has this report from jordan's capital of mine because he's really government time for the senior 40 the band directors here from the point with in israel out of the occupied west. back in there, 1000 palestinians, forced to leave their homes in the janine refugee camp. these really military is intensifying it's large scale operation, and it's repercussions are being felt across the occupied was thing. people here say is really forces want to raise these palestinian towns to the ground just as they did in gaza. now the occupation forces send out a warning with drones. they said residents are given an ultimatum from 9 to 5 o'clock. all homes must be evacuated before being leveled, but israel's denies issuing any force evacuation orders that have been no evacuation orders for the people of janine. the people that live in jeanine not

connected with terrorism, a free to leave, to get away from a, from a our action. these really military maintains it's targeting the janine battalion, an umbrella group for fighters from islamic who has come up and said this with palestinians here say the soldiers is goal, is clear to instill fear and intimidation among the population. and that's just not gonna have to be in the we were surrounded by israeli soldiers and military gear from all directions for holding our breath worried. we could be shot at any moment and our children were frightened to death since the war on dogs that began in october 2023 is really forces have increased the size and frequency of their raids in the occupied was think killing nearly 900 palestinians as an injuring thousands more. israel says illuminating arts, palestinian fighters in the occupied westbank is part of its overarching goals for

the war on gonzo. but the un special rubber tor francesca albany is a warren's israel genocide won't be confined to dogs though if this military offensive doesn't end of the century. with the 0, i'm a buddy. we spoke to bonham elementary, a professor of the doha institute, the graduate studies, he says, is there any rates on unusual? and i think we have to just kind of zoom out a little bit and recognize that israel is because basically an ex expansionist state. this idea of greater israel is very, very deeply rooted belief among many israelis, including the political elite, is that all of this land is supposed to be for them. so there's been an ongoing attempt truly decades long attempt to try to expand slowly into the west bank. there are more than $200.00 illegals settlements and outposts. they're also more than 750000 illegal is really settlers. and so these kinds of incursions are not, are not uncommon. certainly this is an escalation,

but israel has its sights on larger and larger sections of the west bank. and there have been rumblings that they may seek to formerly annex at least area see in the west bank this year. now i think it's easier to understand why israel was hoping that donald trump would would when the election and back in, in august. and i mentioned this in an earlier interview, a trump said that israel's boarders were too small and he wished that there was a way to expand the borders and this was interpreted by the right wing, including by the law small church. well, i think they understand that this has to be gradual, but the goal is to ultimately take over the west bank and also garza and i think um, you know, it's clear that israel would like to de populate both of those. uh, you know, uh areas and then resettle them completely with, with his release with, with jews. the

russia has a talk to ukraine, central p of region 2 and 3 people in an overnight strike. the impacts and every from intercepted drones fell on to a residential building and several kind of schools in extensive damage. one person is being treated for severe boons and he allows to friday, russian officials supported ukrainian as try his an oil refinery near moscow. and run con has this update from vaca can. the key of each when you claim defends itself from a russian drones, it is still a dangerous business. the drone was intercepted by ukrainian ad defenses round about 4 o'clock in the morning. but the folding debris and the last way from the closed this damage, you can see the front of that building was completely destroyed. there is scarcely an apartment in this entire blog that hasn't been effected here. one person that was killed in know the attack in key region as well. 2 more people well actually

killed now presents the landscape of ukraine, has actually sent a message of condolences to the families. but he's also sent a very thinly veiled warning against people that are helping the russians supplying them with drones, a reference the to iran, although he's not talking about iran that supplies the shaheed missile system. so this was a successful defense, but once again, that's the damage that takes place when you're defending yourself against drones. and wrong con out, is there a key region as you, without a 0 still a has a was a crisis in those and goes to thousands of published seniors are risk off to a strategy of tax on diesel a nation class. the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to integration, but how much is real and how much is bluster?

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and collect anything left from their memories from the house of the story for recovery will take to use in order to remove the rustle and re gain a semblance of normality. again, the, [000:00:00;00] the do with, i'll just do it. here's a bunch of other top stories this our c 5 between israel and i'm us in gaza, isn't it? it's 6 day the you in his own. amy's military situation remains desperate. it says a 1000000 children, the suffering from mental health issues. these are the ministry step tablets of tax across the occupied westbank and says a series of operations and that you need refugee camp will continue. 12 kind of to

use up until tuesday tenement in germany, russia has the time to create a central key of region coming, sweeping the impact as deb resubmit. deceptive trends fell into a residential building and several cost was an extensive damage. it was a long cause, it has created a was a crisis, and these are the forces destroyed much of the past and the entire trees would have plans leaving residents struggling for the basic necessities. if him, i'll, kennedy has this from kansas city, and this is what these are, what have you more has listed behind this function and this rich civil use for this water. i'm here at the neighborhoods, as you can see, to go in our line and any to drink of water for the waves, offer 472 days of the war that destroyed the discipline mentioned planets to reduce the water. and to provide this ms. water for this rich civilians,

as you can see how long the line is, we can see here, children who to be in the school, but unfortunately, the war, her hope for the bill, the water and the basic necessities or their families. maybe these 2 kids got their father's, the kills, enjoying the place, and the bees guidance for a budget can see more people are coming just to build the gallons of water. the destruction of the road have made it difficult for trucks to just go through these destroyed neighborhoods to provide the drinkable water for these uh civilians. as you can see, the, they are gathering sensitive just to get the water pop up in my yeah,

we're facing massive difficulties about from the water treatment plants that were totally destroyed by these really forces. the few ones running the suffering sharp shortages of spare parts. in addition, prices a role materials have skyrocketed. we can hardly keep the plant up and running. another difficulty we are facing is the shortage of fuels necessary to operate the plant. fuel prices are now us to know mickle this reflect negatively on the final water product on the wind. people cannot afford to buy fresh water, many a full just to drink. see what's on the i get the saw. i had older roads have been totally destroyed. i'm a forced to follow long and rougher and not only of the truck, some ties well enough, but they also can see more fuel burn during all this. and pete to help us. i like palestinians get that hands on some clean, fresh water. all this adds to the suffering of palestinian suitable ready stuff. it's so great for by the hand of a we are not able to meet the needs of civilians currently in the city. you can

imagine the situation with more displaced citizens for to at that point of getting a handful of fresh water will be almost impossible to guarantee it's raining and the suffering is continuing. even after the war ended the heavier rain or display the water and have made it difficult for families who live in normal condition claims the doesn't city side of time. thousands of children in the know the nigerian city of cano, were struggling to survive on the streets. the states religious police have launched a campaign to remove them saying they are a security threat. but agents agencies say the cost for the cyclic neglect and the fail system is that a hash im reports from cano as from above counter looks or the devin beneath its bridges and on street corners

a different story on 4000 soft children, some as youngest 6 or living on the streets. some have been, oh, there's a whole sentence or come from broken homes, the big, these kind of inch, the fight for survival. most besides, 11 years old to afford is one me for the day he collects bottles to sell for recycling, carrying the load for around 5 cubic meters, 3 or 4 times a week. goose, calvin, jean, we go out in numbers. i take this route going all over the place, and when it's time for religious school, i go to school and when it's time to sleep, we all go where we sleep most the for once to be a soldier on peace country. what his government says he and others like him up within, showed criminal recruits. the state,

sees them as the security threats. both agencies say they have been saved by those vents to protect them on a system that's offers, lifted the vote for the future, victims of all the t u. n. fall $219.00 economy prices often have no access to education. the u. n. estimates 1500000 children out of schools in kansas city. their religious police, also known as hence the, carry out the light rates on comp, box markets, and on the bridge is rounding up the children wide their sleep and bringing them to this kind of poor. what a 40 say is rehabilitation. when we address children, we invite their colorless lead teachers. that's why i got students kind of us and we were called the parents. we will, you are you night,

the children with their pattern here. they are given food and some where to sleep or twice active a say it doesn't address the root of the problem. the government know, taking care of them. the pin is too deep, neglected in different does, but then just leave them like that's what is. and now one of them now become to the president of virginia. how will you take care of the people the way? yes, i found it. that's how you was going to pick you up. if you please, you please leading. i should insist that fall that the lack of education and broken families are the 2 carpets and without addressing these issues, the cycle of neglect will continue until then, children here remain costs between the government, unable to provide solutions and the society that has turned its back on them, for now, the future is also on setting as the next meal, or the hash,

and i just see it all. kindle nigeria, the democratic republic of congo, is sending military reinforcements towards government in the east. the army is battling m. 23 fighters should advancing in the region. the government is sending tons heavy artillery helicopter gunship and on the vehicles to support its troops. the m. 23 of the group has been closing in the provincial capital for months. us president donald trump is facing a legal challenge to one of his executive orders. a judge has temporarily belongs the order to restrict bestbuy citizenship, a right in shrine to the us constitution. the justice department says it will vigorously defend the president's decision. the old who refuses citizenship to children of undocumented parents, a president, trump, is also expenses. a visit area to st by fires in california later will be his 1st official visits and follows repeated criticism. with the handling of the crisis, governor, governor newsome has pledged 2 and

a half $1000000000.00 to help fight while fires in the state. 50000 people are facing evacuation old as old warnings in the face of another wild, far north of los angeles. heavy winds. bull by storm i o and battering parts of the united kingdom, red warnings being issued for scotland and all that island. the storm boat, some of the strongest winds ever recorded in ireland. i'm to a 193 kilometers now. they down power lines leaving tens of thousands of homes without electricity. right? yep. today that's it for me and the bulk of weather is next on the inside story. bye for now the . the res, seem cold and extreme cold will come out of the station, particularly ne,

in chandra. lean towards your power at full sight, but not it was an expression of air isn't so much cold as sort of snow anyway. no says yankee looks like it get a few sent to me is the smart that includes the capital beijing with the attempt to jump to 0 and that long keeps going across the odyssey threatening of the korean peninsula. sometime during monday i would think the 2nd time it's ready to be quiet in japan, noisily breeze immensely, but nothing particularly cold. what it's class is up in southern china. take away your winter sunshine, adding a bit of drizzle into the mix. the weather in india is still fairly quiet. you don't want it that way. close in the no time because that's fucking smoke. any rain really is confined, i think, to straight line care that we have seen a change in the quality in new delhi in the whole for example, how's the improve recently? just a function of the time of year. it's still upside to be foggy. this is the official fall across and then the policy reduces it again through monday and tuesday or it gets once more unhealthy. so you do have refreshed by is the same,

is true in northern part is down, there is no west or around to that kind of stand or pakistan problem cause nice on sunny days. but the holes that i call to isn't bad of the . ringback the 10s, donald trump and conflicts around the world. the newly and old, the right to us president says he 10, what does he touches to build?

what he calls the strongest minute treat will will be safe post. this is inside store the