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but the, this is dw news life from the end, israel pressed as the head with its offensive and gaza on us reports heavy showing in several cities. that's as global power as positive security council resolution that fails to coal for a ceasefire. that does appeal football, humanitarian a christmas, and bethlehem is of this year the war and gaza and the as well as crack down in the west bank. it made best if it is almost impossible the
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bank visible and woke up fighting between israel and hamas is raging on in the last 48 hours the how much spawn health industry and gaza says more than 400 people were killed in his way. the attacks in gaza city as well as tom e, as in gauged in the street the street come back with homeless, which is designated to a terrorist organization by the european union and united states. the latest violence follows you when security council resolution that fell short of calling for a ceasefire. and the other day brings more death and destruction to the guys this trip. this is really strikes heating, residential areas. like here in the southern city of con, denise relatives burying the victims of the latest attacks on friday. guys, it's come us run the health ministry side more than $20000.00 people have been killed in these really offensive so far about one percent of the territories population.
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how would that as cost? yeah, i mean, lots of these people are supposed to be safe in their home, mostly protected by the law. i know, but as a man of the law, i declare that international law has collapsed the problem with a we and we're not allowed to have faith in any international law. then let me say merely represents the law of the week. if israel were in the palestinians position that the world would not stand still and would and left them at the present time to meet the strikes on saturday, came just hours up to the un security council approved a what's her down resolution. it avoids calling for a cease fire instead, the creation of conditions for a sustainable truce. but the u. n. t found that palestinian representative want a hold to the fighting this resolution is a step in the right direction. it must be implemented and must be accompanied by
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massive pressure for an immediate cease fire. i repeat immediate cease via the road with despite cro in international pressure. israel says, and he sees fire would only help him us if this council seeks to enter still it is, it should start by supporting israel's mission of returning hostages. and eliminating doing this almost threat at the very least, must prevent from us is empowerment. just as his counselor is committed to increasing aid, it should also be committed to blocking the smuggling of arms and transport weapons to the almost terrorists of the un resolution calls for life saving age be rushed to gaza at scale with guys on to fools, really bombardment it's unclear if in when does dumont can be fulfilled bottom the page from the wins world food program gave us an update on the humanitarian situation and gaza glasses and yeah, i mean it's really difficult. um,
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people in the living through how as we speak they have nothing to eat and nothing to drink now home anymore. and the problem to diseases, nowhere to say is not for them, but also not for a few minutes. harry is on the ground. i mean, a trickles in, we still reach people, especially in the south, but more or less on an ad hoc basis. so age is not flowing inside gaza as it needs to be. and we don't reach people across the street, although it needs all masses and actually a is needed everywhere. what do you make of the un security council resolution? it is definitely a welcome step. as the secretary general outline, it's not enough. we need to seize fire. now that it costs only when guns fall silent, we can rebuild the humanitarian system. that is basically on the brink of collapse inside with god. you cannot as you and we cannot do our job when phones are
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following and fighting is continuing. that's why we need these guns to fall. so i don't actually help those people wherever they are. and especially on the road people like you know, pregnant women children because they need, it needs the most. so how does this all fit together with the counselors call on organizations like yours to get significantly more a into gaza while uh, there is no chat sofas. these find not even a temporary truce as well. i mean, our call is we need all crossings open. we much more a because of all the trickling and that's the secretary general's type. i mean, we can, we, we, there's no, there's no use in counting trucks because the needs of massive. our latest figures actually show that there is a loop in san gaza. and basically everyone is,
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is going hungry and gaza. families does not have enough to eat and more people got uh, phasing catastrophic hunger then in the rest of the world combined. i mean, the best number is staggering. and the you know, says basically says it all, we need much more 8 and actually to distribute that a efficiently effectively inside of god. we need a ceasefire because you cannot, you cannot build up the military system when palms are following. i find it interesting that as well is not on the same page as your organization and other humanitarian groups when it comes to the assessment of a lack of 8. so why do those views differ so greatly that that is a difficult question. i mean, we, are you retiring on the organization? we have people on the ground. we have our witnesses every day. we see what is going
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on. and now there's, there's 7 phone security report that is basically the young politics is, you know, black and white, that the situation is so terrible and not comparable to any other place in the world. and that is a, that is an independent assessment. and again, we need is these far, and we need much more if that's the situation we see every day with our own eyes in god. you know, from the policy prevents most person not in rent info, then thanks for joining us today. thank you man. see, i'm going fighting has all the cancelled christmas in the is way of the occupied westbank. the palestinian city of bethlehem is taking a particularly hot economic kit. the biblical birthplace of jesus is usually bustling with international visitors this time of year. but is waiting forces have monthly sealed off the area as a no con,
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consequence of homeless is terror. attack in israel on october 7th, most christmas face the database has been cancelled the chance of the greek orthodox clergy. so the total of the integrity invest, let him do the afternoon service at this time of the year, the church should be packed with no good and foreign visitors, but today dislodged the empty parish priest. the esau was born in bethlehem, says he has never seen anything like it. people are grieving and said ford. what's happening does uh, this is the 1st time that they see bethlehem and especially then the ticket. you chose the police where jesus was born empty like this. it's a actually joining care cove and 1912 month like this because the locals can come and visit and stay here for days and celebrate with us the christmas.
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usually people from own over the world, extended 9 to visit the secret spot and the crowd to read this belief that jesus was born. and just outside the church on main describe the use of decorations, lights, and music. i also absent just do a fishing net. there's no festive atmosphere, there are no people. no one feels like celebrating because of the war. and what's happening to people in gossip mode for they always pray for peace from jesus is perfectly so many in the city had high hopes for the christmas season. the impact has been hard disposed by the businesses that depend on tourism, like here in this shop, sending religious ornaments distorted. we have almost 25 families working with us, all the carving of wood carvings. they are living there depending on feeling and it is not just me, my brother, my father, back at the church compound size economy. the roman catholic parish priest prepares
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for christmas despite the m t. i of, we need the christmas, we need celebrating christmas inside the churches. we need the christmas. we need to continue to us, got to give us peace and to give us his, uh, his, uh, his happiness. and now what have so we can resist this situation and message, which is more important than ever that you came out of reporting task, turning to some of the other stories now making use today across the czech republic, flags on public buildings or at half mast as the country monks a day of national boarding, the central european country is grieving after a 24 year old student killed 14 people at the university in the capital, prague on thursday. he then killed himself. it depends military spending will
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increase 16 percent next year. michael budget of $56000000000.00 things to counter the increased military capabilities of china and north korea. the government is also eased restrictions on the exports. i'm in the system yet to see the insists japan remains the pessimist. ation. mexico is promising to step up efforts to tackle the regular migration. the pledge comes ahead of a high level you waste visits next week. the bite and administration is under pressure to make major changes to immigration policy. i mean the surgeon migrant traffic at the mexican border. us authorities that come with the reporting about $10000.00 on lawful crossings a day. elections and see the 1st results from condos presidential elections. so an initial lead for incumbent felix cheese. the katie. these numbers reflect boats from the ts 4 of which represent the small proportion of the total at home when the bureaucratic and logistical problem is delayed. voting in many areas,
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some opposition candidates, the demanding, a complete reruns of a sham and cool fresh food. both bore on that story of mexico, mexican prizes the mexican president says he'll help the united states to manage those record numbers of migrant stripes across the us border. more than 2 and a half people, 2 and a half 1000000 people were intercepted, making the crossing in the you to september. any of those heading notes from central america or escaping violence, trying to find work and create a better life for their families. mean women and children weighed cautiously across the rio grande, a the river that separates the us and makes the color it's a dangerous spinal steep on a long, perilous journey. not many have risk every thing and the disparate to make it a little more. okay. little more set, the boards are, was closing for christmas sites. i know you. so we decided to rush in the same line
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that i was hardest with all it was rough for, for that was and from believably called as the situation on the mexican side all met his soul, catastrophic. the moment we came to this for the following of the people, we had comments that he at the entrance is easier. we've suffered a lot honestly and most of it hasn't been easy at all. it's been very difficult. we've had to work a lot, suffering from hunger, cold sleeping in the streets. guy used folder authority say bit over whelmed by the number of people arriving, which is at a record. high. officials have counted 10000 daily crossings in recent weeks with us and mexican officials will meet next week to discuss stricter controls.
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migration is an issue, putting increase domestic pressure on us president joe's bite, and the failure of you, we slowly make, has to agree on immigration reform. how we started, long before he took office. well, any plan remains unclear. many my grad school reading via the worst it is, i see a lot backed up, but it may be the new policies will affect to is added with it because we came from a far leaving our families behind the undergrad. i see the semester is a very straight. when we reach charity, then we won't be able to fulfill the american dream. it's a dream many a willing to suffer through a night. mia, to rich spaniards have been celebrating a centuries old holiday tradition. a christmas luxury known as a go to the sap on millions, june dean, across the country to follow what's considered one of the world's biggest at the oldest offering. this is likely when is for sarah park with 2600000000. you
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