we are exhausted all the time. we have escalations here. we want to stable life. i've never expected that one day i would lose my son. it's a very difficult situation. in all the united nations this week commemorated the mass expulsion of displacement of palestinians in 1948 known as the not but for the 1st time ortiz chapel, which has more on the day of remembrance of this. we palestinians commemorate the 75th anniversary of the neck or catastrophe and event mackey. the establishment of the is ray, the state that seemed by most palestinians of the darkest moment in their trouble history. the night lead to the brutal displacement of over 750000 palestinians from the unsuccessful homelands. the decimation of over $400.00 of their villages and the murder of thousands of innocence, palestinian civilians, including women and children. for the 1st time and 75 years,

the un will be acknowledging to knock buck and it's ongoing impact on the policy and you'd people, what palestinians everywhere are required to do is to commemorate this tragedy. because it is the 1st time that the global community does not deny the knack, but on these blessed days, we call on all our people to stand together to face the challenges facing our cause, our land and our st. duties. and to focus our compass towards confronting the occupation and getting rid of it. predictably, israel has called for the u. n. a van to be boycotted. it's closest out like the us has even cancel events to commemorate the neck, but with the house speaker kevin mccarthy saying it's wrong for members of congress . the traffic on the semitic troops about israel british culpability for the lack of 1948 being well documented. and rooted in the ballpark declaration of 1917, in which britain promised to create a national home for the jewish people. meanwhile,

the as really ambassador to the u. n. has also described the commemoration of an event that remembers the massacre and displacement of palestinians. assume how anti semitic israel will not be swayed by this loan to his campaign to rewrite history, and therefore, colonial member states the genuinely support reconciliation not to attend this shameful and nancy semitic event. crucially, for pub staying in the neck, but isn't about some distant historic event back in 1948. the knock buys a powerful living reminder of the establishment of the same is ready state that to this day is accused of occupying the land, oppressing their people. and in the last few weeks alone is rarely strikes of killed thousands of innocent palestinian civilians called up in the seemingly endless spiral of violence. the

cause of the situation in gauzy is very tragic and confusing, especially since children and women are terrified by the aggression and bumping of the gaza strip. children live in a state of terror and that prevention because of this severe aggression. and then we in the goals a strip of trying to survive despite the coast of bombardment. the situation and goals are, is very difficult. there is fear and tear and a lot of mixed feelings. sadly, right wing radical design is voices the proper. benjamin netanyahu is ready, the government would feel right of home in 1948 when he is really state was

established a great cost to the palestinians. and his is rails powerful friends, continued to turn a blind eye to their friends actions. it's likely that this won't be the last time the knock, but as remembered, not as an event in the distant past, but as a living reminder of the ongoing illegal occupation of palestine and the oppression of its people. only recently of us really a tax. i've also destroyed many palestinian homes, the cost to rebuild that which has been lost is, as you'd imagine considerable, all not regard r t spoke with gals as deputy minister of public works and housing who told us about the figures required the process to reconstruct it was the scandal, sir thomas william, the ministry of labor and housing, is responsible for the housing sector and made a preliminary inventory of the damage during the lakes. this aggression, during those 5 days, our technical crews all live at garza to estimate the scale of the damage to the

housing stacked up. the roll. statistics indicate that there were a $103.00 housing units, which would totally destroyed in addition around $2800.00 partially damaged units, after which a $140.00 are completely uninhabitable and would need huge work to make them liveable again, the total estimated cost to rebuild for all of these cases is $10000000.00. these are real numbers and this still expandable risk since the end of the aggression off field cruise started making a detailed damage assessment process to all housing units. because as you know, during the aggression, not all the areas are accessible as soon as any building gets targeted and destroyed. a cruise head then start estimating the damage, the total amount needed to deal with the entire reconstruction of old previous cases. including this latest regression is about $200000000.00. in the previous years, we got some of the required funds through the united nations relief and work agency for palestine. refugees that intervened in the 20142021 aggressions and help with

rebuilding thousands of units funded by the k f. w. and the number of donors, the u. n. w a is the organization dealing with the refugees. so is the one doing the reconstruction through technical follow ups using the self help method by giving citizens a certain amount of money and making sure the rebuilding is happening. even other organizations that contribute nations use the same method. therefore, the funding and the distribution of funds is done through the organizations without any immediate debt. the main focus was on the refugees. there were other donors like saudi arabia that donated to the u. n. o w a. capital a bill, thousands of units off of the 20142021. aggressions along with kuwait and a number of other countries. the obvious reason for the reconstruction delayed is that the is ready side doesn't want to finish the reconstruction quickly, which will enhance the resilience of the people. therefore, this process is delayed in obstructed. these ready side refuses to reconstruct buildings owned by certain people using different excuses. now and finally,

the washington post has refused to give back is presented, surprised the most, the owner, the word in american journalism. the daily received in 2018 together with the new york times over the non depot theory that donald trump conspired with russia during the 2016 elections. ortiz kilobytes, and experiments on the news story that perhaps wouldn't be more suited in the office section. the pulitzer prize is one of the most prestigious awards in journalism and handed out by columbia university and winning one is a huge boost to one's resume. now you would think that if someone got the award and the story they reported on turned out to be 100 percent fake news, not true, that the institution would sink to preserve its reputation by revoking that award. well, if you thought that you'd be wrong, the pulitzer prize was awarded to the new york times and the washington post 2

major u. s. newspapers that are known for not being friendly to donald trump or republicans . here's how they explained the award given to those who reported on the russia gate debacle of donald trump supposedly plotting with russia in order to win the 2016 elections. the full deeply source of your left, loosely repulsive coverage and the public interest, the dramatically further the nation's understanding of russian interference and a 2016 presidential election and its connections to the trump campaign. the president deluxe translation team, and he's eventually administration. now the durham report shows that not only did donald trump not collude with russia, but the investigation ended, donald trump was groundless. and improper, essentially the new york times in the washington post didn't just did it wrong. they got it way wrong, but the awards are not being revolved. conservatives are unimpressed. these graceful, a bummer bite, and officials and the corrupt the corporate media boards. this plan has

a voice for years. accountability now starting with washington, boston the new york times returning their bullet surprises for brief leslie spreading, this, russia, russia, russia, lies. i would like the f b i director ready to get on the phone and apologize to the people that had their lives ruined by the f b i. and i think the pool of surprise given to the washington post in new york times should be taken back because the entire episode was politically motivated. crap. but the durham report is not the 1st confirmation. we've had that. the roster gate story was box. in fact, the trump administration said these awards should have been rescinded, back in 2020 new york times published to call in and march of 20. 19 by a former times executive editor that a started the trump campaign, and russia had an overarching deal that the quid of help in the campaign against hillary for the quote of a new pro russian foreign policy. that's what we call the russia hoax, which was investigated for 3 years with tax payer dollars before ultimately getting

and exoneration. and the molar reported is inexcusable. the failed rush or reporting of the new york times. and i think it's time that the new york times and also the washington post and back their posters. and even after the durham report blew their narrative to shreds with the actual testament on a, from f b i and secret service members. and you still have the washington post in the new york times, standing by their reporting. the white house seemed a little bit uncomfortable, was acknowledging the durham report as well. what is the way this reaction to special i would leave it to the department of justice as we talked about how we want to do that are forcing sure is that there needs to be wholesale changes and that is uh with the department of justice. it's not something that i'm going to

speak from the podium as you just stated in your question, we believe in an independent of the department of justice. that's what the president said for and he was running and that's what he present has said the last 2 years. the bullet surprise committee seems to be letting us know that in 2023 journalism shouldn't be judged by its accuracy. what matters is whether or not it pushes the right agenda and the right narrative for the right people. caleb bobbin archie new york. philip taking us to the end there. but for more on the latest goings on today, do make r t dot com, one of your 1st ports of call, all was fresh content, lively discussions to get involved with there. and why don't you the

of the every morning, natalie and they didn't to, the mother of jim is sorry to be not who was killed in a terrorist attack. begins with the same ritual. to rearrange his dash, his photographs on a book shelf is the only way she can relate to her daughter. now the 20 is 20. 22, a bomb planted in doses. car exploded around 10 pm near the village of

bushy of as you will meet up with a g always coming back to interesting cost vs as is new, the general is to report it daily, only come to continue paying for russian to new york publications would be behind the wheel of a car, no incentive dentures articles of the most of the exam, the do again, post a picture of their own social media every day in which he's still unhappy and live to go to half the world. she's become a symbol of the independence of russian journalism as an example of the murderous nature of those who ordered assassination. deputies will slip district buddy. 33 s q by ok here. what you navigate cascade by it. here a couple of symbols. simple smart board. she probably will just see what we are. i used. i took a look at the look over the last one you put died. so be

to your he showed us insurance for the same. i'm not sure any. and so it reduce the degree comes through most of the, the such grateful and targeted the sex the to with frightening regularity. when all to over the age 22, due to the trunk bomb designated on the crime in bridge inactive terrorism. the count, 3 people, i collapse 250 meters of the bridge attacks and like this, it killed the most daily these days. according to official vegas, the security services appoint dozens of supposed to banks, ukrainian, sabotaged groups. we usually behind the attacks the ammo and methods instance the recognizable

we met them the categories such as part of the process to cry and then i need just business pause or submit them in academic pleasantly surprised and then some at least then that is that the set of kind of a war that today's security. so this of ukraine use is not telling me this, that this statement. it's been almost a v. i deal with a of the national is the roots of all this can be traced back to the united states . us politician michael spring then can corroborate this. for years. he worked in president ronald reagan's administration and became acquainted with a classified operation, aerodynamic launched by u. s. secret services in the ukrainian soviet republic. in the late 1948. it was an a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union. and if they couldn't do that, they would create such dissension in distress between the,

the ukraine and the mother of the land. that they would have a free opportunity to do whatever they wanted. and the idea was to roll back to soviet union and, and push it back into its confines. and the roommate is influenced anywhere else in the world. operation aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 lost it almost 3 decades. few people know, but among its key figures for the most notorious ukrainian nationalist leaders.