the, the is it the, the, the news life from time and the you as world food program says civilians in gaza face the immediate possibility of starvation. a trick left humanitarian aid, arriving by egypt is doing little to remedy the shortages made was by power because of the lack of fuel for generations. also on the program budget type otherwise arrives in jeremy. so if you should presidents it's business, a one of israel storage is allies despite fronting israel a tetra states the

feel good. welcome to the program. the u. n. agency for palestinian refugee says it has suspended 8 operations in gaza because of a lack of fuel on the collapse of communication networks. based as a humans will food program ones that stuff ation and gas. it could be immune and because of a lack of food supplies, you an official say that only 10 percent of unnecessary food aid as ends the territories since the beginning of the kind of conflict. rough uh, near causes, southern border with egypt. the algebra by a family live here in the part of gauze with that israel said would be safe for civilians. but the family says their home was destroyed by an israeli bombardment on the 1st day of the war. at night they sleep at a you in school, but during the day they return to the rubble of their old home. they say every day

is a struggle to find enough to eat. sometimes there is nothing but tea. but even worse than hunger, they say, is the constant fear of his really bombs the whole. well, there's danger all the time because there's no specific time for the bombing before . it could happen at any time you could be hit at any time. it wasn't because you have to initially because we don't want food or drink, we just want to be safe with our children now, right, know, off of the field, we have vote and the destruction we have seen just one safety and security, the motors for creating that'd be good because now there is none. the less. yeah. and then the bombing and the blockade has also pushed causes health system to the brink of collapse, staff at the turkish palestinian friendship hospital say they had to shut down cause was only cancer treatment center due to lack of fuel. also caused by israel's blockade. without medicine or chemotherapy, there's little the doctors can do to help dozens of cancer patients. yeah, i mean,

how does the situation is not any tragic? i mean it's move and tragic. telephone cancer patients are fragile, agreed. they need to last has come from nurses for medical teams. the medicine, as well as psychological supports, which we don't have now in the heavy and we smoke through the minutes. the blockade on fuel hasn't just effected hospitals, causes communications network has shut down. and in a delivery by the un was cancelled both from lack of fuel is real says it will begin allowing to tankers of fuel per day to enter. which the un says there's only a fraction of what they need all amount of a senior policy, an advocacy advisor for them, at least with the aid organization, mostly cool. after how staff in casa responding to these crisis, we have, i don't know, 7 just stuffing guys,

especially unfortunately with the very few communications we are having with them. do our, all our team has been displaced, but with the few of them who are able to deliver very limited to material assistance, we weren't able to procure around 1000 foot baskets to, to, to, to distribute, to the people in need. but unfortunately, as the markets are depleted, this is not a type of humanitarian response. that's what able to maintain as long as we don't have guaranteed safety and officer access to be able to deliver it at the scale of any of that is happening in casa. okay, so this is, this is, this is very real evidence of a lot of the, the difficulties of people that are suffering. not only can people not get through, but agencies are having difficulty operating and most of the humanitarian and agencies and goals are going. i'd really facing beach

studies just because of the lack of safety to be able to do that the to deliver. if that is false, you did, as well as the lack of materials and the lack of access to that materials from within garza and also from outside goes off without assistance. he's fired and without providing and sticking up the access to be able to bring in all of the assistance needed to respond to the alarming scale of needs. and because a strip of a did, organizations will not be able to respond to a in an i do, i think which way that's why we believe that we called for this, dipping up and increasing the number of directs and 3 in together on a daily basis. as well as opening other entry points through israel, so that human organizations are able to deliver on data mondays and are able to cover the huge gaps of needs. let's talk about the fuel. nothing gets done without

fuel. hospitals. combat run cause comp carry food trucks con, carry anything is rabbits today authorized to diesel tank is a day to cross from egypt into the gaza strip. for humanitarian purposes. that doesn't sound like a lot. yes, i agree that to you is a vital committed seat, especially during the humid academy of crisis. and goza is actually in the, in the, in the middle of a payment area. cuz that's drawing no bakery is know what to put the funds and hospitals are not able to record. so patients without to you. we know that there is a, has been suffering from uh, electricity cuts, uh, 4 bedrooms. oh, there's even before this conflict. so all the life savings services including cost, because on healthcare facilities, we're running on the fuel to an era generators now with the local fuel, hospitals are operating with and like maybe go stuff up,

but i think people on torture like lights and phone lights. people are not able to pump water to get clean, what's it for drinking even for hygiene services. we are hearing and seeing a lot of reports about the, the dyad hygiene situation and the shelters with over got the older crowd that showed there's, with hundreds of thousands of people. diseases started to spread. people are going thursday, children are going thursday, i'm going company because of the very, very critical lack of food water and also like tricity which is which are all related to that like a few up in costa. ok. thank you for joining us. an outline of that so clearly what mamma? from the 8 organization, nice eco assignment. nathan is nights was on the middle east on professor of international politics at lancaster university in the u. k. i asked him i is rounds . blockade of dogs that i mean suing food shortages help israel a chief, it's go on removing, come us. yeah, it's

a very good question. and an important question. i think it highlights the difficulty of achieving 2 seemingly in congo and goals. the 1st being, making sure that is riley's, are safe and that the attacks of the 7 talk tobar can never happen again. whilst at the same time ensuring that palestinians have a viable political social future. and of course, that is impact. it is imperative that was the means good aid into gaza, but making sure that that plays out in the context of his writing the security needs and demands is what is the real sticking point here? and that's why there was this tension because a base. but we also know that it is a function name or it was a functioning hospital with clear needs and demands to, to assist the palestinians in dire need of medical assistance bugs. this i think is

emblematic of a broad, the bottle and a broad, a struggle over the narrative about how to even talk about what is happening in gaza. how to talk about from us and how to talk about israel is actions. and it's a struggle. it's a discursive struggle, and that's what we're seeing playing out here again, unfortunately, using the lives and the futures of the people in gaza. i'm just writing victims as tools as ploys within this rule. the struggle to assert the political agenda, and we can see that it is, it must be quite important for israel to both the claims that they've been making out for some time, even though as you say, i'm a comp they those claims comp be independently verified as foreign journalists aren't allowed in yeah, i mean, we know that benjamin netanyahu has put a lot of stock in this argument in this strategy, in pursuit of this particular military goal. and indeed of this particular

political and strategic set of actions. and so given how much he's invested personally, and politically, he has to come go down that he has to deliver. and that's why there was this struggle to assert the discursive framing of it. that much is the, is re the framing of how this the hospital was a, as a base or a, a ground for how much military operations. but it's incredibly difficult to verify anything you know, that from us has used civilian target civilians as us fields. we know that commerce is deeply embedded within the gods and population, but we also know that israel is trying to justify it's actions through framing is a broad, the struggle against a violent power group is how much is. so it's incredibly difficult to, to wait through these competing narratives, and it's really difficult and important to us the question about what is verifiable, what can be, know what can be proved, what can be shown by x. then alexis,

let's get forward to somebody that unidentified time in the future when this is done, israel sofa has ignored the increasing condemnation of its operations in gaza. so the day after israel completes its mation in gaza, kind of just quietly review its position within the international community. that's the $1000000.00 question, and there are all manner of actors, organization, civil society groups, human rights groups, pressure groups, movements, etc. that's all trying to hold as well to account, so that are trying to defend as rails actions. and again, i go back to this broad and discuss a narrative and discursive struggle to, to justify, to frame the actions of various groups involved in this conflict. and i think that's what is riley's trying to do is riley is trying to justify its actions as

part of a broad one. quote on terra, and from us is trying to just devise auctions in a completely different way. but the international community is becoming part of this battle ground in order to, to quote unquote win hearts and minds. this is discuss it as much as a strategic and as much as it is about what is happening on the ground and gaza. and all the while the people of dogs are the ones that are paying an incredibly heavy price, just like his right. he's civilians paid a heavy price in early october. i. so talking to us professor assignment maven from lancaster university. this is around the process of most doors, making headlines around the world, a boat carrying around 250000000 jet refugees has been turned away from india's i checked province. locals provided supplies before forcing the boat. i have to say almost 400 range of refugees have landed in the same region in the past week. current location of the refugees is under police. in the pakistani city of karachi,

have a rest of the 50 off guns as the government clumps. down an undocumented migration, dozens of offices have gone door to door throughout the city, checking identity papers, maybe 300000 back guns of black packets. done recently to avoid the crack then. 6 a strong earthquake struck off the southern philippines authorities of war residents to be cautious of after shots have been no reports of casualties. i'm noticing on. 2 friends near foreign minister david cameron has visited the ukrainian pull to odessa. it's the former prime minister's 1st overseas trip and his new role. he stressed that the u. k. will continue to provide key military support until russia is deficient. douglas, president, magic type one has arrived here in barnett and heated discussion about his condemnation of israel's actions in gaza. formalities began with

a meeting between president and former jim and sealants and jim and present front developed a stein mind as the dead ones. also useful tools, we have tons of the old lock schoultz. tuckers president says he's broken or contact with these baby prime minister benjamin netanyahu because of what he described as each rails master custom the gossip ball. let's get more from the deputies chief political edited mckayla kristen, who is the german chancellor rate a welcome mikaela. what can we expect from the other one visit as well? we're going to see it by far the most controversial visited by a lead us a fall. this year and also within the top 2 holes who now faces a press conference where he for so will be confronted with the very woods of president. add one of to germany doesn't just say that it stands by israel's side.

he didn't just defend israel against the accusation of being, quote, faxes. that's what ad one said. it also has one of its fundamental political principles, the security of israel, and of dues wherever they live. so this is a class of 2 leaders who are both ne, 2 partners, partners in a migration d o into dependent of each other. and as we've learned this week, it couldn't be further apart in positions and rhetoric when it comes to the current conflict between israel on time us. so given that differences over about conflict, why did this present go ahead as well that what goals here also? so and to keep, i just need is but also by the central council of jews, that turkey is not

a partner. although the jewish community did stop sort of requesting this visit, not to go ahead because there is a recognition that present ad one despite everything he says, brings a lot to the table that could potentially also help israel. after all, there are these hostages of that and the so hope to get some kind of negotiation deal president ad want has a wide network within the our world potentially also towards how mosse we don't know exactly how close. and that's why he is an important part the, despite the fact that in his view of the west, which he accuses of double standards over the palestinian civilians offices in gaza, he accuses the west of the double standards of and of discrediting itself. germany of course, has a significant tucker shift community is based visits expected to prom with

demonstrations of one way or another as well. so far have you seen very few small scott the demonstrations, but there are almost 3000 police offices here in berlin and but for tomorrow we expect a lot demonstration led by the curtis community here. and there's also a, a soccer frenzy match which are present at one was initially planning to attend. but that really quite clearly, relations are too strange right now to go to a football match and cancelling any such visits would have brought the texas community onto the street system 3000000 people in germany with turkish roots one and a half 1000000. tucker, citizens in more than 2 thirds of them voted for ad one. so present ad one has a very large political constituency, and his religious will for t also runs a large share of the mosques here in germany, which is also sparking lots of in

a german debate over his influence on time and society. thanks for that to me. kayla i the database chief political editor, mckayla could or despite it where pedo sanchez has been sworn in as 5 minutes the ending months of uncertainty. it began his time of office and a ceremony hosted by a king, philippe in madrid. my socialist lead is narrow when comes off to signing a controversial deals with 2 catalog pro independence parties which is triggered widespread protest by conservatives. on the far right, the police clashed with protesters in mid threads, possibly petra sanchez, who was his way back into power, spain's prime minister or bus the food chain for a politician who was forced into cooling a mass collection. just 6 months ago. i don't seem to have anything with it with other people that's get to the 179 deputies who have committed that vote together

and to represent nothing less than 12600000 citizens of our nation. and here it shows on the 23rd of july to continue advancing, rather than regressing to all of us. thank you. what's his less? is this get it got to what does that this off to the ballots in july, the conservative people's party headed by alberto nunez pierre who won the most seats but not enough to form a government says sanchez, had another chance. he one of the regional policies with a deal that raised eyebrows and then go. sanchez, a socialist wants to pull from taps along paul to you. so you've come paying for the northeast and region to break away from spain. in return, he promised an amnesty for hundreds of separatists who suppose to the legal efforts

to gain independence from spain back in 2017 the conservative in the fall right policies of backing the demonstrations that have continued for 2 weeks with demonstrations of branding. sanchez, a traitor and the dictator. some protests to say, they don't want to spain to break apart. the, we're going to defend space, we're going to defend its culture. we're going to defend its tradition, and they're going to defend the sacred unity of our people. sanchez's coalition includes people who want independence from spain and others, with big ideological differences from his socialist. it's likely that the prime minister will face a tough to own, keeping the blog together. not to brazil, which is graphing with a dangerous heat wave. it's 8 this year in the countries south, extreme by the arrives in the form of devastating floods which have killed the

dozens of people. the regions also threatened by wild fires. this is the wealth launches tropical wetlands. but wild fires this sweeping across the brazilian pond to now by a funding which f, as in the way tossing a file to them. but i thought it was behind temperatures. and those are the most shortage of rain. and the animals were already dying because of that out. some of the now the fire comes and kills everything that had survived the climate change. it was it was one of the 3 months or top 6 smoke from fires. these choking mon, those a city in the middle of the m as in rain forest was this is the part of the it is a real issue. because a large number of people are unable to leave their homes site to do things and activities due to the large amount of smoke that we have to day once again. here in

our city. it still only late spring in brazil, but the heat is stifling, particularly for those who come to escape. it is very bad, very bad, very hot, unbearable heat. there's never been a heat wave as strong as the one we're having right now. and brazilian it's not just heat big stream. what has also brought heavy rain full on floods to the south temperatures across south america are affected by el nino, a naturally occurring climate event that wounds the oceans. but this year the impact has been particularly dramatic. with scientists warning human cause, climate change is also to blame for

a story of hope and hardship. now during the theme has gone from off gun refugee to professional football. that's a medical doctor. denmark international sat down with dw sports correspondent. i remember her talking details about her career and the human rights situation in afghanistan. they asked more to nadia nadeem then meet the i, the denmark international is not just the professional portfolio. she's also a medical doctor and she speaks 10 languages. i sat down with the racing louisville striker recently as he asked and borne stall, opened up about her accomplishments. and what's the secret behind your success? i'm just, boy, the single definitely the biggest base thing is that i really work hard. no, like game. nothing comes for free and it never has full nadia. her father was killed by the taliban. and to do i need to get to the top was far from easy. the side of girls and women playing football is something nadia not deemed didn't throw up with in

a scan to stand under the taliban. it wasn't until she flipped the country and escaped to a danish refugee camp where she discovered her love for the beautiful game. that was a lot to be a kid that's due for war. that's solely you come to this place where it's like this, you know, just grass and school football and felt free. nadia has played from interest the city and probably sandra mind where she had them when the french title. but she recently became a medical doctor to make an even bigger impact. i play football because it makes me happy. it's for myself it's, it's my passion brings me joy. but i want it to do something for the society as well. so give back in a certain way because i do know the feeling of you know, people helping you out. and i know how it is to receive a helping hand when you really are in need. the taliban take over off of the dentist and in 2021,

especially the restrictions on women's education has are keeping a close eye on how country of the school and education or they should be the tool for you to like, you know, learn to get out of certain situations and make you live better if you take that away. what is the left? despite the green situation in afghanistan, nadia has a message of hope for asking draws how would you like to inspire them or what would you like to tell them? i know the situation that they are in is really hearts and it seems hopeless and trust me, i know what hope will situations look like. there's always a light at the end of the, you know, the tunnel and this is just the tunnel. this is reminder of our top stores at this hour. the one well says program house bullet civilians in gauze of face the immediate possibility of starvation because of our lack of food supplies, un official site, but only 10 percent of the necessary food,

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