the, the dw is leih from by the gaza facing, of public health disaster view and says almost half of the population has not moved around. but they are the options for the talks. is that a warning top i was making amount of tearing pricing and historical breakthrough as a comp climate summit all night negotiations into by results in an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels. finds this type of deal is the last best hope to stave off climate disaster.

the ok welcome to the program. the one says almost half of gas is population has not moved to the city of rafa in the south without facing bombardment, deprivation and disease in the space that's becoming increasing. the overcrowded is by growing calls for a cease by israel says it will push on if it's offensive games time us, which is considered a terrorist organization by numerous countries. winters bearing down on rafa. the city at the farthest edge of southern gaza bordering egypt. with the border closed, it's the farthest people can flee. the destination for display, scoggins, hoping to escape bombardment. shelters are overcrowded. almost half of gas as population is now in rafa,

which is the small part of gas in the southeast corner. again, this is leading to nothing but a health crisis. rainfall mixing already dire situation worse. many make sure if tens can't hold up for long against the wind and rain water. yes, mean a displace posted in mother says she lacks access to basic necessities. and the minimum i woke up to my 7 month old child who was soaking wet in our house has been destroyed. my other child was murdered. i don't have any blankets or mattresses. i took some from my sister. we just have one blanket between 5 of us. there is no covers, no mattresses, no food, no water. life is difficult. so say about humanitarian relief is fairly reaching ordinary people like yes mean, despite their proximity to the only crossing that allows

a into the gaza strip. israel's military, which is also carrying out strikes on targets and rafa leaves him us for the lack of access. unfortunately, it's not, these really started with the preventing it, but rather what we're seeing this morning, right, is that from us on the opening, the, the palestinian side of rough up, but not facilitating the excess of human. it's very nice itself. so we need to ask ourselves again wise, from us preventing humanitarian a fall, b u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when i consider is itself above the law and upset because of that, i don't think that will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is rapid deployment.

coordinated with the international red cross committee. speaking from casa, he gave me his assessment of the situation that the situation pennsylvania is here and god, they continue to remain a living last year. last night there was a strong wind and rain and which 10000 people or more living and 10 are under plastic. she's in a situation is extremely difficult for families who are trying to look out to their, their chosen people who don't have access to enough food, enough water, enough shelter and genuinely it's really a really difficult situation for people here. another venue i'm humanitarian coordination of. i forgot the says almost hall of attaches, population is now in rockville. that's hundreds of thousands of people. what are you saying that i was just over 10 days ago. i passed by one size, one location uh, not far from where i consider based. and i saw that there was

a couple of dozen times. i taught by one week later a few days ago. and there was hundreds, if not more, certainly tens of thousands or hundreds and thousands of people are on the move here in gaza. and many of those people definitely won't even, but they're able to carry. and in that situation like that, i'm very basic. i can become the most valuable a mattress a blank because maybe a negroes supply of foods. and when they arrive new places, they're already very, very crowded. there's not enough. nissan of taishan for tennessee. people have to cooper for a long time to water. and nobody knows what's most going to bring, certainly thing that there is efforts to bring in more assistance in regards to this. this is a positive development. the one of the things that we're concerned about, the ability to meet the growing needs that are going by the hour and to be able to reach people who are not in law. certainly, there are so many more people civilians who are projected under international

humanitarian know who are outside of welcome. and we also need to make sure that the international organizations, such as the international connections, direct costs and any other variable to work here, are able to provide assistance these people in say to them what if i can continue after next training difficult. all right, i, i, the problem one of many i do is, is, is that i'd be, i just had to, to be able to, for international humanitarian organizations to be able to work in safety. so he basically is humphrey in your ability to do your job under the space audra seconds . that's a you yourselves for you and david. well, certainly the international commission, the red cross was no stranger to working interpreters environments. in fact, the very patient for working at helping people who are affected by complex civilians no matter who they are, no matter where they are. and of course, be engaged with all of the price you can dial up to remind them that we are a neutral organization. that is not the next time our goal is to try and provide it

to civilians before and desperately need to do this, we need to have access to do to. ready to reach the place where they are going to ensure that i, if they both to do code so that we can continue doing this job tomorrow. parties to come pick, need to understand and to respect that the role of the red cost is to house to been it's extremely difficult for us to do that. and these conditions on this thing with a israel says it's working to expand shipments of humanitarian aid into stuff and gaza of the higher on d w. we have the an idea of spokesman who was blaming how mass for not opening the palestinian side of the rafa crossing of what are you saying a lot from our point of view and like we see a relief trickling into gaza as the countries of not amazingly that's are meant definitely any efforts that are going to allow more age to come into the guys

that are going to be welcome. but there's no limit to the amount today that's going to be needed here. people are attackers. there isn't enough terms. there isn't enough water and there isn't stay capacity in organization, couple of hours to be able to respond to those needs. the condition when we certainly welcome anything that's going to speed up the delivery of aging together . there needs to be an approach which enables us to deliver that age quickly and to where it's needed most. another not limited to just run that through at southern god the young because wherever civilians are, they are protected under international humanitarian law. an organization such as though it's want to be able to provide this to me, to be unable to do so by the parties from the complex. okay? and of course, we again appealed to all state to use their influence to make sure that we are able to do our job and that they are due to the contract to allow us to do so. thank you for joining us. as steven ryan of the international airbag cross committee,

after all night talks of the un global climate conference into by countries have a great deal that calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels. around 200 countries signed up to the conference declaration following lots of device around its wood and after accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. despite the compromises, the final deal has been described as a major step forward in the fight against climate change. i started the reached the you environment conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global warming by the middle of this century. fossil fuels are by far the biggest driver of human and used climate change. we have given at doodlebugs action plan to keep 1.5 within reach is a plan that is led by the science. it is

a balance on the coast emissions. many will lead us present at the summit, see it as a milestone power for mine as i this is a day of great joy. many people across the board have worked tirelessly to achieve this results. in job i said it was no easy feat. the agreement came after hours of overtime negotiations and the device summit, some parties were opposed to the woods phase, out being included in the the phrase was eventually replaced with transitioning away from fossil fuels. some plan with activists feel of disability too late. the texas, it is now is still a death sentence for the pacific. we can celebrate the small incremental changes, but there's not enough done in the to adjust the root cause of the climate crisis, which is the extraction of fossil fuels. there's not enough in the to address the

phase that a fossil fuels and we cannot continually come here and celebrate just the pain us that is given to our region. other critics of the deal say it does not impose enough responsibility under its countries to got fossil fuel use and provide stability support below income nations. and that did not stand in the way of deal going through like correspondence. they only found how much time has been covering the deal and some it into by. and i asked if this really would spell the end of fossil fuels. i know exactly. it's pretty clear that fossil fuels are going to play a role in our energy assistance in the future to, i mean, many of criticize that the tax left many loopholes room to waco, especially still preserving a space for unabated coal power in the future. i'm a roof, you know, for transition so called transitional fuels, which is quotes for natural gas. it also was criticized. so it's only addresses,

fossil fuels in the energy assistance, but not in other areas of industrial production. but still, you know, many see those really as a step towards a clean or a future. and the commitments are triple of renewable energy by 2030, to double energy efficiency. and sort of just the understanding on the science that this is really the critical decades for action. um and you know, 2 hundreds of countries sort of agree to that. that here is seen by many as a storage step after all, but i mean, we do always have to look at the big picture. these are words on paper. disagreement is non binding. so it really will depend on the implementation on implementing these words into a concrete policies for people to, to really feel like if this is his company, the difference or not. right? okay, so 200 countries have agreed to what was essentially a boiled down compromise deal, i guess, behind the scenes and lots of people had lots of different views on this deal. yeah,

exactly. it was interesting because right after it was uh, it was past, you know, there was this overwhelming sense of relief that an agreement was reached at all after 2 weeks of really hard for negotiations. after a sleepless nights after reading week draft proposal that left many wondering you know, writing off comes almost writing off cop $28.00 altogether. but obviously we spoke to exodus. we spoke to some of the pacific delegates were really disappointed. save this was too little, too late. i'm and that the science is pretty clear. and i mean, obviously the stakes are pretty high or author, you know, a year that is set to be the hottest on record. but then a lot of veterans service of time conferences also told me that including this language on fossil fuel, on a transition away from fossil fuels, was unthinkable am years ago. and that at the end of the day, it happened tear and to buy it in or producing nations surrounded by other nations

. and that's the least um, that it does is send a clear signal that fossil fuels are, are not the future. and that the future lies in renewables, and i would really depend also on finance to the developing nations that some of developing nation delegates told me, you know, whether this transition can actually happen, what, whether they will get the financial resources to make this happen. so everybody agreed, there is a lot of work to be done. i say only on the phone, how much time and due by the tech has football federation has an onset league matches will be due on the 19th of december. the decision comes a day after play was suspended. following on an attack, on the referee on the page, head of the federation said the organization would announce penalties for the and 7 on the 1st day of the referee. how those remarks was released from the hospital today. after a 2 night stay with a fracture ice socket, he'd been attacked by the presence of the uncritical to the coaches to mount on

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