is or minus that's video. they think i was wrong, and that's the law of this decision will affect millions. it will also affect more than $30000.00 why employees who are fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian law documents proving their commitment on rose spokesperson in guys against an exclusive interview to r t on the importance of the organization to the survival of millions of palestinians amid netanyahu's demands to close the body. farmers across europe, a lash out against strict environmental regulations that are stifling their businesses and war and the government. they're determined to go all the way to get concessions. we're still very much alive and that we're not going to give up. in any case, it's our life. it's our future. it's our children's future is quite the mounting

street demonstrations. the block approves the 50000000000 euro aid package to train up the hungry backs down from that to the, to the move. and as of right, form wraps up in moscow. the russian deputy foreign minister gives an exclusive interview to our t, covering issues ranging from cooperation in the block to us middle eastern, a policy failure. it was not the comprehensive approach. it was an attempt to economically by piece to put it this way. it didn't work the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international. well, the is really prime minister is calling for the closure of unrest spokesperson for the organization. and guys, i gave an exclusive interview to archie and said the freezing of funds would affect millions of palestinians. and then how does cut out of this decision to suspend the

financial contributions of 15 donor countries including 6 of the major donor countries to why will have serious effects on the services provided to millions of palestinian refugees not only and gaza, but also in syria. and lebanon, and jordan, and the west bank and east jerusalem. this decision was based on allegations, the while commissioner, immediately decided to terminate the contracts of 8 on why employees. and there was an investigation committee will investigate each of these incidents. but it is absolutely unreasonable to claim that going was participated in the event of october 7th, because of 12 employees. this decision will affect the millions. it will also affect more than $30000.00 on why employees who are fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian laws with documents proving their commitment. the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise, there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people.

today we talk about hundreds of thousands of hungry people. later we will talk about the entire population of the gaza strip, facing an unprecedented humanitarian collab. we're talking about 1700000 displays to people in various areas of the gaza strip. we have about 1000000 of them either . i mean, we have about $1000000.00 of them either in our shelters or around the shelters and registered the volume of aid entering constitutes only 8 percent of the needs of the population of the gaza strip. there are tens of thousands of hungry families in the northern gaza strip and gaza city. there is a real hunger situation there and they are losing everything in that place. the monetary and situation is continually deteriorating, that continuing in this manner will lead to a collapse and services with an already catastrophic humanitarian situation. palestinians and dogs are struggling to survive. we spoke to local is about the importance of unrest. a la that we need only ride to stand with us and support us

in this difficult situation. they provide us with food, clothes and madison. we cannot do without them. they've done this, they a good people and they stand with the posting and especially in the critical situation, we experience in right now for hunger and cold. well, our situation is very difficult. i hope that the route will stay with us and keep helping us. we want air up and foreign countries to stand with us as well and to what we have going through from the displacement from our homes. what's happening is not our fault. we, we owe unarmed civilians recognize the decision by 12 countries to stop funding unity while will greatly affect us. we receive little aid in the 1st place and we are trying to manage our situation with it. after stopping funding, we will not find anything to eat or feed our children by them. i am now cooking 2 kinds of peas with tomatoes that i received yesterday to feed 11 people on the door . this is the case with everyone here in the shelter. we try to manage with what's

available to support that comes to us as barely enough. well, and if it is cut off, they will destroy us completely cutting off aid to the palestinian people is a greater crime than the crime of the occupation. and anyone who contributes to it strengthens the position of the occupation until civilians under the urgent you on appeal comes as a humanitarian crisis and guides us press to unprecedented levels with thousands of civilians fling the embattled in north and south and the the displace residential for sheltered in l rental school in western garza, but were then forced to go to the office secondary up north idea of soldiers and vehicles surrounded the area, demolished of the schools wall and told the women to move south. the fleeing women said they don't know the fate of the men who were left behind and not the road to the camp was extremely dangerous. yeah,

and the people were lying dead in the street and dogs were eating their flesh. i saw a dead man thrown on the road and also a dead woman and with many bodies are just lying in the streets. but all she didn't know, and they told us to go to dana by law. oh, we don't know if it's a safe place, but we were told to go. that means the road was very difficult, and children were drowning in mud which reached up to the next. many people died on the way and their bodies were just thrown on the road. as they is really bombardment shows no sign of relenting. the dire situation worsens every day. despite these conditions as rarely prime minister benjamin that night, netanyahu is now called for unreturned to be closed, saying the mission has to ends. the prime minister made these remarks after the i c . j rule that is real must take action to prevent john to settle violence by its armed forces. this time that the international community into un itself understand that the owner of the mission has to bend under a self perpetuating it is self perpetuating also. and it's the desire to keep alive

the rescue, the palestinian refugee issue. there are other agencies and the one the other agencies in the world they have to replace on rock and roll is totally infiltrated and come us. it has been in the service of come us and it's schools. and in many other, israel's war against under wall continues. now these really prime ministers calling for the closure of the agency, which is a crucial lifeline for desperate. how is teens and guides and you've just heard. prime minister netanyahu chose to speak about it at the meeting with foreign and bassett, or as to the un during the visits to israel. and his speech prime minister attacked under the law, but also lashed out at the un itself, claiming it is unbelievably tilted when it comes to dealing with israel. also, earlier on monday, these really foreign minister demanded the resignation of the had of another wall ahead of the commissioner general's planned visit to the countries rose top

diplomats wrote on his social media supporters of terrorism. i know to welcome here . as you know is really fused 12 on the personnel of participating in a mass of over 7 assault on israel, claiming 7 of them stormed into these really territory well to participated in kidnappings. and before any investigation was launched, several western countries, crucial donors of the agents that decided to freeze the funding to under was the un warranty. it will have catastrophic consequences. quote, for guys, a way for me to tear in crisis is unfolding following months longest, really offensive that is continuing. the un is now urging for my daughter is to reconsider this quick and dangerous decision. i underscored the importance of keeping owner was vital work going to meet the dire the needs of civilians in gaza and to ensure its continuity of services to palestine. refugees in the occupied west bank, jordan, lebanon, and syria. warner was the backbone of all humanitarian response and gossip by

appeal to all member states to guarantee the continuity of owner was life saving work. meanwhile, humanitarian situation and guys is critical. lack of drinking water and food is dramatic. hundreds of thousands of people are starving and plus, well, then 85 percent old in place. 2 points we 1000000 population have been internally displaced and break concerns. of course, now are that without an alarm, and with these really mills reparation continue, including intensive airs, tries things on the ground might quickly turn into a disaster. if the countries that suspended their funding to on there was maintain their decision, the impact will be catastrophic. on the people of color right now, as the war continues, as the displacements continues, as people are mostly in the rush shelters receiving wheat flour to make bread from hon, receiving medical services from monroe. so the impact will be really

a disaster, as well as the timing is quite interesting as israel a launch this whole campaign against under the wash will pay off to the international court of justice issued i preliminary ruling and a case accused in israel, off committing genocide and gas on the case and which other wall testimonies played a very important role and were able to include advisor chords as evidence that the crisis in gaza is compounded by dehumanizing language. one form is really official, even directly called another one. is rose anomie in front. you have shelby going to it will be impossible to win the will if we do not destroy unrest. and this destruction must begin immediately appalled from attacks on the un release agency. now we hear that israel is going to sit around limitations, human and tearing 8 cents to the gather straight through these really territory complex in, in the a distribution is controlled by him, mice and food, water, medical supplies, and fuel falling according to israel, into the hands of the militant group, israel is fighting to eliminate the movers claim now to be a temporary measure,

but it is an alarm and sign and also the conflicts in holding on the international court of justice that ordered israel to do its best to prevent killings, destruction, but also to provide humanitarian assistance to ordinary guidance from sufferings, continue and grow, and the decisions, whatever consequences it might have would become a response to growing public discontent. relatives and protests have been organized in tell a be jerusalem and also as a kind of show on crossing at the exemption for that. so which of the age goes into the guys with people demanding to stop trucks from going to the place? and the most recent events for tester is mostly mothers of these really military tribes to block the port on by start the city in israel, south and other entry points for the aid. they believe they committed hearing aids, supports him as that their sons assigned to the games,

so it should be stopped immediately when the war started. by the way, israel strongly rejected any assistance to what goals in guys of our in complete siege also in clay. but as the international pressure mountain, it eventually agreed to allow some of the, a 10 hundreds of try, some desperately needed supplies, made their way through israel, into the college student and clave ever since. now experts say that's maybe international pressure again might make his world change its behavior. and we have to wait and see what the world's reaction to israel's efforts to limit the age to crisis. thorn treat will be given to terry and and the pro palestinian active as they hear us. so mar believes that the funding of and rise more than a coincidence with the recent i c j ruling it is wrong. came off with statements prior to i. c j saying that they do not believe that i c j will be really in accordance with the prophetic dismissed. everything that the south african legal

team brought to the i c j. but with the i c, j supported a lot of that notion and of how was that? yours diction. it seems very coincidental that a day or day, well the same day or a day later that is wrong. comes with claims of how it's one rest off being involved with different mazda tech and funding stuff. stuffing it's, it's extremely coincidental. whereas a release, if it's in the cause of the main life blood and support for high is that right? they have over 13000 stuff and it's the main source of funds that are going to hide, sir. and so the to be 2000000 people in the highs. uh, uh, extremely dependent on, on draft funds. um and you know, if you're going to start funds like that, and you're not going to replace it with additional funds, that's going to have catastrophic impacts on the people of headsets. but you're talking about a situation we, it's not even under normal circumstances. we humanitarian aid the need for

a test for we doubled or tripled under normal circumstances and the food you would expect, aid to double or triple. and so cutting and refunding or, or depleting under funding or reducing it is going to have massive amounts of impacts on the people who has a holiday. honestly, how are they meant to this? suffice thousands of farmers across europe are protesting against underpayment, high taxes and stifling green agenda regulations with around 1300 tractors, blocking major roads and brussels as european leaders of met for the you. summit of the

the increasing domestic was commas. the blanca proved an additional 50000000000 euro aid package for ukraine, with officials saying, supporting key a was the priority. in the agreement, the european council delivered on our priorities supporting ukraine a good day for europe. we have a deal is us taking leadership and responsibility and support for ukraine. we know what is at stake while these european leaders are hold up in brussels, but may as well be on a whole separate plan and given how disconnected they are. there talk to you about how it's a quote good day for europe because they've unanimously voted to below more european tax payer cash on a non european country ukraine. how they even bother to look out the window. so

they think that all the cheering that's going on know there is for their ukrainian vote. now, those aren't people throwing things as just people giving high fives to cleaners. so the ponder lines, you castle, actually, they're farmers, the likes of what you've taken to the streets with their tractors in about a 3rd of the countries at this point. and counting. because they're completely, i rate a being squeezed on everything from climate change regulation concocted by or so was battalion of dest jockeys in brussels to energy costs, to be spied on by e u. spice of life 3 times a day. and being confronted with a discrepancies even was, well, things like whether or can change things from one hour to the next or from one day the next. but the doesn't seem to realize that an ice thing on the cake, the losing revenues and market share at home to create in products that don't even meet you quality regulations and are still being dumped into europe instead of

going to feed the poor and those in developing countries like the wind about and promised we're going through a very deep prices and we want a decent income for our work. it stops, i mean free trade to reduce, give decent wages and decent incomes to farmers. because these people are the ones who produce several fort, they tell me, oh, we're determined, i don't think they're convinced we're going to last. and that's why we're showing them that we're still very much alive and that we're not going to give up. in any case, it's our life, it's our future, it's our children's future. so if you think finding motivation in the world is not to give up, you've done the hardest part. now we're here are tractors are here. now those same drafters, some of them that made it to brussels, reported $1300.00 of them. and the belgian prime minister saying that, well, those people should be heard they should be listened to. and that's exactly what

the french prime ministers also saying every few days. now, making a series of announcements just on thursday, once again, ultimately trying to find the magic words. anything that would potentially get those tractors off the highways here in france, you don't want to, we want to be solved for in the solver, into grow solver. and to harvest solver and to feed ourselves some of this is the 1st commitment i am making this morning. we will enshrine the objective of sovereignty and low and about and we will do it with foam is on the basis of clear indicators defined with them. and we will in try and agriculture in the rural code as a fundamental national interest. remember up till now there's been nothing concrete, no real strong propositions that will make a serious debt and all of the challenges that the farmers are facing. and the farmers only ever really deal in concrete and pragmatism. they don't tend to say much, you don't hear from them very often. they are often entered public debate. but when

they do, it is clear and loudon to quote one farmer this week when i was out on the 8th, 13 highway here in paris at that blockade. he said, you know, i'm like some politicians. our feet may be in the dirt, but the dirt is clean. and well, those farmers are looking for concrete propositions and, and things that move the needle from their countries and also from the you who they blame for the majority of the regulations that they face and the challenges. and one of the big complaints that farmers have is that they're being strangled by you regulations that brussels insist on maintaining, in order to protect. they say everything from the climate to european citizens health. and then at the same time, they let all of this sub par, trash in from ukraine to fill up people's place. so pharmacy are in france, and i'm sure the rest of the you want to know which is it. is it cool now to just

do whatever with food production like you crane does, or is it really that important to maintain standards? in which case, why should you try and get a free pass at the possible expense of people's wellbeing and also of the farmers likelihood? where's the consistency in any of this is what the farmers want to know. having spoken with them this week, and yet the message they're getting now is that ukraine gets the cache and the attention while they're standing in the streets, yelling at the building like a child whose parents are always telling them they're broke. well, in the same time buying stuff for the neighbors while brots and you're in apartment, mr. victor or bon threatened to room, the unit, the party at the p. u meeting on thursday with a veto on the 50000000000 of new that the ukrainian or task for ukraine. we're got out in the financial times earlier this week of a working document at the you suggesting that his arm couldn't be twisted with

economic portion. ultimately he did cave, but with a cab yet. according to prime minister, oregon b. u commission should represent the interest of european farmers against those of ukraine. not the other way around. we need to find a new leaders who truly represent the interests of the people. he said, referring to this year's european, the parliament selections that are bon onside. the you did have to agree to debate the assistance every year because they can't do that right there. it's really all they ever do. and also to review it every 2 years, whether or not that's going to amount to anything or even if the rail, the plan that they've just pushed through is, remains to be seen. it's not clear if the foreigners asking you where's the beef will appreciate the gesture either. oh, it's a 2020 for breakfast form. now wrapping up in moscow, we get a chance to speak with the russian deputy foreign minister, i'm sure,

but to the group from nuclear deterrence to the middle east crisis. our gabriel cobb discussed a wide range of issues with our tea. we need ceasefire. we need so do our most to feel deficiencies that are all of us and a couple of for you and security council resolutions adopted recently on this issue . we do not believe that the, the policy which the government of state of israel disuse that this is the way to go eat formally, aggravates the overall situation, multiplies risk and suffering in the region eastern mendez. we need to stop this and effect rich speaking still on big weeks before new year. there was a very important gathering. it was a lead as meeting taken in virtual full month. the message from the uh

was very clear. this should be stopped by the scene in people their lives should be saved and we should do our utmost to come back into the mode is to find the political solution based on the principles of 2 sovereign states, living in peace with each other and how codes been made, at least it would be transform if muslim countries are united. i do think that the countries in the region are united and there are several initiatives of regional care that we witness and support. we think that's uh, early attempts uh over the bite and administration to union let sure the transform the region and the impose solutions that would allow for a normalization of relationship between israel and some that up states. they

completely feel it was not the comprehensive approach. it was an attempt to economically by piece to put it this way. it didn't look more expanse. crisis is huge. this is one of the most troubling areas all over the world and the russia, together with the slimy states and other like minded. we work full force and deliberately, to ensure that political process is once again in place. and we to reach the formula altima lead that would allow that this war, the scandalous wars that it, it finishes for the us. sanctions became probably the only diplomatic to have hands apart from the

results to oral military power. so it's all about sanctions. it's all about punishing those who is not ready to be and the form as you, as dictates this should be stopped, not least through the development of mechanisms within breaks that, you know, facilitates the normal c. expansion of the brakes is something that is driven by keen to interest all 5 huge number of countries coming from different areas in the world, different corners of the world uh towards the brakes. it is driven by the understanding that breaks offers uh, an alternative. if you wish, in terms of uh, being the platform being the venue. i mentioned the place where people talk

friendly to one another and works individually consensual mamma towards solutions that make everyone comfortable and satisfied. no russian entity. no one has ever to try to middle into us domestic relationship. we all remember how earlier narratives on so called a russian enrollment, how they became completely a m c. and how they failed to give every single elements after they were used that that'd be used and misused by those who just score political points on so called the russian file. i suspect the inclinations in some circles to play once again this melody and these cards russian cards in relation to what's

going on and not going on in texas. uh these these the moment. welcome, probably in not so distant future when we will see a reintroduction of us tech to go nuclear weapons in the u. k. in absence of very destructive policies. that's those 2 capitals for years in decades tried to follow and implements on russia and towards countries in our immediate neighborhoods and 1st and foremost ukraine. in absence of these policies, we would never ever see that kind of deterioration of security situation. but even the believe that the reintroduction of nuclear weapons, the new key would be uh and next, over the turns towards russia,

then the mistake and miscalculate once again we will not be the church. we once again urge them to stop and to and this is cal at to recycle. that becomes more and more threatening and more and more dangerous. so us as a proved strikes on targets in iraq and syria, including a rainy and personnel in facilities. that's according to media reports. the plans were made in response to last week's attack on a us base that killed a 3 american personnel and comes shortly after washington infused a rocky militia of being behind the attacks, vowing to retaliate. we believe that the, uh uh, the attack in jordan was a, was a plan resource and facilitated by an umbrella group called the as, while back resistance in iraq, which contains the multiple groups including kotob,

his boss. yes, i do want to disappoint it has been reportedly announced that the united states that tends to attack iraq and syria and targeting iranian personnel and facilities in those countries and that they are waiting for the right moment to strike. they indicate that weather will be a key factor in determining when their strikes are carried out. that was quite a change in tone from what was previously said by the administration. when 1st reacting to the death of the american soldiers and jordan, we heard representatives of the white house saying they didn't seek to escalate into a full on attack on iran or conflict with the islamic republic at

a ron. they were looking to de escalate tensions in the region. we're not looking for a war when they're wrong or not. so you can in conflict with the regime in the military way. and as i said in the, in the opening, we're not, we're not looking to escalate here. everything we've done has been designed to try to deescalate those tensions. now. conservative liter, nikki haley was calling on the, by the administration to target iranian 1st. and now there's been a number of different conservative voices that of accused of bind administration being soft on iran. you're saying now is the time to hit or on. now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different, don't go and bomb the go to our infrastructure. the infrastructure and a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that and then you take them out. now this is the 1st time that you as.