the hello, this is in use our own alger 0 for the bad people, live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. process is attack embassies in the democratic republic of congo. as anger grows over the advance of the still face or force, the warring sides to the table. and others believe this is even a conspiracy by west and countries to try and access come those minerals. what about goma? malcolm in the east star, the m 23 verbal strongly controls a or are they still facing resistance from government troops and 23 is the spokes person. the said that they taking control of the apple it posted to circulate, took pictures on social media, showing fights is outside the apple. so it's a border with the one to we've heard the same for one that had this sphere

influence concern, which is economic and political. so worried about applied to the, to see minority and see themselves very much as, as the protect is all the tool see in this part of toner, se o'clock. thank you so much for your insight on this. very interesting to hear about the situation there and thank you for helping us understanding that agencies . my presence bring stability to meet for fund outside of the uncertainty in the occupied to his bunk with violence is sounding, ending all was opperation would deprive for the standards of education on health care. the 1st student alternative has made clear that it doesn't have the financial results or capacity to compensate for the loss of one services in ok. part is to reset them to come down on human rights. it's, it's a precedent for criminalizing too many turn, assistance and protection. as the show proof,

i've done to it full speed headed by the story. the foreign ministry receive the booster of $150000000.00 political attack, saving into the above learning nothing more than how to survive. they have already lost more than 2 years of learning. absent a full such as is in closing, i would like to share with you a message received from the young person in guys on dust week. it is as talked reminder of the heavy responsibility with their quote. i'm writing to you from the rubble of a home that one was a place a was i'm life. now my days i spend searching for the most basic necessities like flower to feed my somebody or what solely breaks me is my helplessness in the face of children that you know, some ice 6 safety. i kind of product, i provide an answer. i do not have surround as the elderly seats in silence.

the hans weighed down by the case of loss on suffering on here i am dying a 1000 times every day as i think of all that i kind of do for them. brussels, our thank you so much for, for being with us. you heard that the own right. chief lots of really speaking about the importance of, of a right now in guys, especially at a time that the ceasefire is still holding there. i know your organization and you've traveled to guys a several times over the last 15 months. talk to us about the kind of word also be able to scale up staff, why so that we can, you know, provide for the population. and then there's other aspects of all of this that perhaps many people aren't aware of. a lot of trucks were destroyed, a lot of trucks after 15 months, for example, or breaking down. they need spare parts. so we need to be able to bring in spare parts. generators are functioning anymore. we need to be able to bring in parts for

the generator is one of the main clean water lines that runs from israel into, into gaza was blown up damaged in, in the few days before the ceasefire. that's in an area that's still considered a red zone. that's going to require a level of collaboration to be able to, to repair. and so the situation to be able to actually provide for the population extends so far beyond just allowing hundreds of trucks in the mechanisms from being all of that around. given the lack of vehicles, a lot of capacity to maintain and of keep vehicles inside gaza is absolutely enormous. they're still big shortages when it comes to fuel because you need to be able to run the hospitals. the generators that are currently functioning for the trucks themselves and so on the one hand, you know, we are, are seeing some positive signs. but on the other hand, there is so much more that has to be done. and i think it's very important to highlight that just because, you know, trucks are getting in,

that doesn't mean that more shouldn't be getting in at the state. additionally, we do need to be able to scale our staff. and there's one more thing that i.