i bryce during the war mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters. the clashes are wrapped in east jerusalem at the idea prevents many muslims from entering the lunmark. our accent most is going to be div of rama down that made more raging and guns up south africa as president slums. an opposition party request for the us to oversee upcoming elections in the country calling you to attempt to mortgage our democracy. also head this hour. it's the final count done in russia. citizens peered off to vote in the 1st presidential election since the arctic all the main conflicts of the own president, the western pressure which followed. we have exclusive coverage of the build up to the weekends made of at

the 11. am this monday and sons, a bar in bothering on here in mosca. welcome forever. you are joining us from today . as the muslim world, andrews, it's holy month of ramadan is really forces have violently prevented worshippers younger than 40 from entering the alaska most industries. the. the dramatic side age from the scene shows idea of truth pushing back, i cried that the muslims of the gate to the world were non per or remember of women as well as young and older artists were seen being beaten with buttons. they attempted to enter a socrates claim there, working to ensure a freedom of religion while providing security as requested by been nothing. yeah. few government but rama time has no peace to goes either the leader of how

much has blamed is really for feeling to secure a ceasefire deal ahead of the law. make a month long fasting period. national debt. now, we have a stablished 5 principles to achieve disagreement that we are striving for, which will be reflected in a comprehensive cease fire ending the water and gaza. the complete withdrawal dokey by an army from all gather territories, a full return of refuges without conditions to the places of residence. well, all humanitarian issues for our people. until now, the enemy has been a vague and given queer assurances and commitments, especially regarding the cease fire meaning dispensation of aggressive warfare and gaza. this means they want their hostages to return, and then resume the world and our people in our, in place. well, with cease fire talks, apparently, all nice fears are growing that the regional violence could spiral further. ortiz, middle east correspondent, 3 if an osh that is in jerusalem,

i can tell us more as well thus far from the stars. many expected for the holy month of ramadan and how mazda and israel were supposed to sign a deal before monday, brokers by agents and costs are. but curious, as you can see, is nowhere inside with both sides, blaming each other. and now here is nouns that we might see for the installation, not only here in jerusalem, but more dramatic in gaza. earlier a 0 for attendance to in the rough and gas of south that's now house is at least 1200000 displaced gallons. who fled the history? this is up north, a from us. doesn't degree to deal well. have my statement and the idea has already prepared, then presented plans for a ground operation in the southern parts of the guys us 3. so we might expect anything despite rise in global concerns over the dangers and large scale offensive . and such a densely populated area might pose earlier and the president of the country that

these really worrying guys are, was not happening possible without the us that supports israel financially, militarily and politically made it clear. and that to more innocence, best would be at red line. there's no red line. i'm going to cut off our weapons so they don't have the iron. don't protect. they don't have puts those red lines that are too crosses and they cannot have 30000 more palestinians. dad, he must, he must pay more attention to visualize, be lost. as a consequence of the extra stake he's hurting time, my view is hurting israel. more than helping to show by making the rest of the world as the country and what is your stance? what about a israel? well, it seems to be determined not to totally intimidated by war, is about the red lines send from washington on sunday. the idea of heat, one of the largest residential towers in rough off with air strikes, stepping up pressure on the southern part of the guys a street on tiers with prime minister natania a homes on a certain divide. well,

i don't know exactly what the president meant, but if you meant by that, then i am pursuing private policies against the majority, the wish of the majority of israelis. and then this is hurting the interests of israel. and he's wrong and both count them on these are not my private policies only their policies supported by the overwhelming majority of these rarely, as well as really probably going to start payers confidence speaking on behalf of the entire nation. recent polls indicate that a selections were held today, and it's an yeah, how would most likely lose the former defense minister ben, a guns who is now remember, all these rails war cabinet with the majority favoring guns for the position of prime ministers. so why the confidence from b, b or mid on the whole one possible reason harsh words from washington? i'm not exactly harsh and the us is sending rather conflicting messages from one hand by them, criticizes need them. yeah. say he's hurting these ro mold and helping ease reland

calling his actions a big mistake. but at the same time, he says he wants catch all lessons to each room. and we know that over 100 separate for and military sales, unprecedented number have been approved. and delivered to israel since the war in gas to begin and october the 7th. also washington supplies weapons complaining about thousands of palestinians killed in gaz, including with american weapons. and at the same time, sense troops to build the ford for delivery to many tearing aids to gas, also violence as he wants to csc fire. but the last because un security council draft resolutions calling for an immediate truth promising to offer its own document for a vote, which has never happened so far. this policy has its cost for washington as well, earlier by and it was interrupted during his speech by protest. her who called him

out for washington's continues to thoughts of israel's war on him. as in the gather street branding, he genocide joe, the the for him says the president biden was close on hold to mike, talk to his state of the union address, saying that he and the whole here referred to is really prime minister by his nickname, baby. going to have a come to jesus meeting with explaining later that he meant a serious conversation while the country and perhaps the only one in the world that is a boy right now. so stop israel from bergman's of guys. i'm actually suppose a 0 kind is often mold, in fact, she, 1000 lives last thinking about the serious conversation, while many would believe it is time for ready, co actions instead. maria,

for nauseous there while i made a trickling supply of humanitarian a took gals, it'd be impossible then. clips health care system is set to be of great people and only a 3rd of hospitals. there are still able to at least partially function and made on unrelenting influx of victims from these really fall names. some doctors are forced to operate on patients and makes shift units. we take a closer look at about the human side of the work to minutes the well, the international route over the war and gas is seeing some new geo political alliances emerge while previous loyalties are tested. that is a topic done for discussion on the latest episode of going on. the broad option today is joined by for a palestinian national authority. advisor colleen look into your should preview of their conversation, which you can watching full tried monday here on our to to so what we have then is i'm us perhaps more popular in the context of iraq, afghanistan, syria, libby, a, a, a, and to the reputation of these major powers that keep talking by the rule of it's

based order because clearly they're arming what's happening in gaza. and we have israel now the most dangerous place in the world to be a jew. so this is, this is where they situation is at the moment. um, i suppose, i mean that was, um, i mean its not exactly how i would characterize it, but don't tell me how you would because apparently the global sales does not support. well, yeah, right. i mean there is that there is going to be kind of sort of the united states there's, there's no question that a, the so called rules based order has taken a huge hit. i don't know that it can recover. i don't know that the credibility of the countries and states who have claimed to uphold the rules based order in places like you crane. and i don't know that there credibility can ever really be restored . baptist with the global sales. i mean, certainly with the global south,

i think it's not a coincidence that south africa was the country that took up the case of the for genocide against israel in the international court of justice. there wasn't an error of states. it wasn't, it was the majority country, it was so south africa and, and so yes, the global south is, is not only this illusion but quite angry. the attempt to sell south africa to other powers. that's how the country's president tells, blasted the main opposition party for asking that the us oversee elections in may. here's one else around the pose that had the se in his dumbing response to the request, as we say, to com and monitor. but now for a non party, the non state drive at non state entity to do something like that. it's basically

say we have more gauging our, our democracy to either i don't really, it doesn't matter to me who are those all we do with regional organizations, continental organizations and global organizations and we invites them. so. busy busy we think it's pride in this in g s, and there seems to be another agenda that i'm the pin so that those are the words of the president of south africa. so i'm gonna pull some responding, particularly to the mainland position party. the democratic alliance updates in a letter requesting support from the united states as well as several foreign nations to ensure a free and free mission, as they say, come voting time on between to non so make print the post. a claims that the d is replaced as puts of africa sovereignty on a silver platter. and that,

that submit to a basically says, we of sending our democracy. and this is all coming as the country becomes increasingly nervous. that if the election day could be mod, by violence between condo is use of the uniform political party as long as the economy creed, them cited and is the party members as well. what the d a is the same should be as senior, waiting in listening to that they have a chance of winning, but not if the united states does not intervene. it also points out that so that's because peaceful transition to democracy. 1994 were supported by countries throughout the world. the cities progressive vision and worked very hard just to defeat racial nationalism and political oppression. but the kid what is being all he does of african countries that the d a avoided the wood a pottage and it slips out. and instead of the phrase at that period as racial

nationalism and political oppression that's on its own, that is a sending sylvester because it's on a frenzy considering the fact that the democratic alliance of the party did not even exist during the countries for us to democratic elections in 1994 and so that's it because now say this clearly indicates that should be democratic allies go into government so that the car will be subjected to the bullying of the united states. and additionally, the letter is asking for taking the logic of resources to come back to misinformation and this information from a foreign model i'm, i'm back to basically, but she has moved from the atlanta with the full appeal to our government to recognize the high stakes for south africa in the lead up to and of to month of the 2024 national and provincial elections. it is in this context that we know a form of the request all putting us in democracy to engage with consequence in the run up to the election. well,

and it's similar to that one was also seen to 2 of the foreign ministers around the world, particularly in due time or skiing for helping, ensuring that there is absolutely no foreign interference instead of africa's upcoming election. and that lisa, as well, was also seen by the democratic allies, but so that's what tends to reject all of these moves by the d. a saying that the d h has seen how the who is interfering in other countries. the solvency has resulted in absolute destruction. and chaos, but still choose us to go ahead and write this when to to the you is that is to try to, i'm quotes for, for the d a to wanting to, to intervene, americans over c o elections, of which we never intervene in there on elections so i don't think that is a very is a very which i did quite associated with most. so 100 percent us, we'd like it then say on so that we can citizens because i don't understand the relation between the the political parties and our political parties. i

believe that as a start up because i've never been a citizen. i'm supposed to have my c as well with regards to the polity, political industry and all that they don't resides. yeah. so difficult to to be. that's good, lucy, with regards to that. so the african citizens, the saying that they don't need to use observers, because what makes them roch's to observe that african election. so with all the scandals that they have under they balances. even the amc has said that the da's need to amounts to nothing further stating that they don't even know what the basis of these tensions of off the d a r. but also they say that this is not surprising to them. what do you expect from a party that wants to have international relations? how was, what do you expect from a particularly need to i'm dunstan hayes and talks about the war in guys that by saying that one means genocide is one means of freedom. those are the places and

sent them is coming to attend by the reading party. the amc. well, we also heard exclusively from the spokes person of south africa's reading african national congress party. lendy been good month. siri saves the opposition, is essentially attempting to seize power in the country, and it is citizens who will suffer. we don't know what the suppose will be or has been from the us. but we do know that there and we are going to, and we always expected that there would be an attempt at regime change the democratic a lot and said the police come and put us to positions that they stand for. what the ride very well with those in the job, i notice that you know, to and to see how about the new quality eradicated across the world. and particularly in the countries of the south, including south africa. if you look at

a, as an example, if you look at the level of the property and inequality in the western cape, the only problem is governed by the d, where the da's say, where the government, the government will. but to go and have a look, they have a look at they lash conditions under which the minority needs. and going to look at the state of townships in cape town, it's the outside areas, off the wisdom, teeth go and have a look at the types up way, you know, i refused, is not clipped. it is what is the dominant, you known as split areas. and color communities, it can communities that gives you this story of the university of new quality that is not going to be raised unless safety for the government takes a lot of the, the wisdom k b. so, so it's a, it's

a question of those that want to maintain in sustain some of the lucas you will slip petite, fedramp. i must say that to comfortable you in that we have strong internal controls in, in, in the country in terms of robust and independent decisions that i meant to safeguard elections. and if the i you see so, but also working with the, for this, like just a sense of going to human rights commission in many others. and we are comfortable that keeping the cd and so far, institution, we wouldn't be able to protect disability or from most of the africa. you can be assured that a we will look any attempt or composing a win. i'd say us, so any of the, you know, ally, we, we blockage a not just as the in see the people, the certification we filled in, the attempted to interfering with our addictions. okay. moving the program on the gals and health care system isn't after size 5 months of war have devastated

most of its hospitals. i made a critical shortage of a many wounded palestinians are forced to undergo operations under hazardous conditions, sometimes even without anesthetic. let's take a closer look at the human cost in our special coverage of the middle east company . the we are calling is the civilians to leave the guys that go south. some us wants to keep them. there is a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard to sign on. i see all civilians and one of the

in the midst of we were in our house when it was bombed. this is my niece. imagine i had to amputate her leg in our home. what injustice, what soon have we committed? i am working on a kitchen table without anesthetic cutting off a 17 year old girls. like where is the mercy? god have mercy on us. the option of putting up is we weren't times the tanks were right to to a duel steps. i went out to the 6th floor to try to get a signal. so i could talk to my dad who has been away for 6 years. my sister in law, i sort of time. it was huge. so i told my sister to go to the living room while i

place the cottons so that the tank would fire to us. i went to set on the couch and i was hit fast. i didn't feel anything. suddenly, everything around me, 10 white i full time instead. my mom left the shop telling me i had my cousin and take me down. while he was going down the stairs, i saw that part of my leg. what's going on? my foot was just hanging by my skin. they got me to my house and put me down on the table, which already had died when as we had been making, they remove the dial and put me on edge. i said, let me go today. unfortunately, i had no other choice, there were just 2 options. either let the girl die as a martyr or try to do something amputation of the leg was necessary. could i get her to the hospital? obviously not because we had been besieged for 15 days. the

a live scene to show that the check my medical bag, but there was nothing in it except a pair of scissors and some guys i know. and every surgery, the doctor asked the nurses to prepare everything. but for me, my nurses were my nephews. i looked around for a threat to tie the artery and i said, wait, i can't see properly. i didn't have my glasses with me. i told my nephews to look for a thread and tied the artery with an ordinary thread. the one you used to fix, torn close uh, the total because of the church they kept the phone in my phone so he could see my own sri. the smell is unbearable. i kept bleeding out her full days. the pain was so strong, i was hallucinating off the full days, the times suddenly left the area. now let's say i gave myself 5 days to say that i thought that would be the maximum limit for her to endure the pain. but she handled something, no human can handle, having an amputation with no anesthetic,

the, the sides every day. a palestinian doctor cries because he can help patients, but lacks the resources every day we perform amputations, not because we want to, but because we lack the means to treat them. i mean, we're not butchers but we have no other choice. every day of house to me and doctor

dies, those when he's in the hospital reception and sees the mother of brother, a sister bringing a dead or wounded person, and fighting for a hospital bed. the 10s of millions of russians are preparing to vote for the countries and next president, this coming weekend here on our team will be bringing you special coverage up the nation's lunmark event. the 4 candidates are in the building for the countries tough job. the incumbents flooding they are putting is taking another 6 year term. he's up against the

political veterans down some 1st time contenders from the countries main opposition parties. ortiz is sure, takes us through their agendas, send lots of stick, a rush as president forbes in is facing a national election that will test the public support for his leadership. would be a great conflict in particular focus. that issue is of such importance that when blood never puts in presented the reasons for the military operation. in a recent interview with american journalist soccer calls and the video racked up over 200000000 views. up until now that has been the approval and screaming about inflicting a strategic defeat on russia on the battlefield. now they are apparently coming to realize that it is difficult to achieve if possible at all. in my opinion, it is impossible, by definition. it is never going to happen pretty soon for fill. a bricks. countries accounted for only 16 percent in 1992. but now their share is greater

than that of the g 7. it has nothing to do with the events in ukraine. this is due to the trends of global development and world economy that i mentioned just now. and this is inevitable, this will keep happening. it is like the rise of the sun. you cannot prevent the sun from rising. you have to adapt to it. how does the united states adapt with the help of force sanctions, pressure bombings and use of armed forces? when you put in the war of propaganda, it is very difficult to defeat the united states because the united states controls all the world's media and many european media. russia has remained defiant against western pressure and mid the conflict. and it's threatened its size with china, india, and other nations of the developing global south. we appreciated the fact that our trade is set and all the time high. we have crossed $50000000.00, darnell, but last year we expect to exceed dot this year. and what is important is

that this trade is small, balanced into sustainable and it provides full fe a month, texas. that is the spite western powers seeking to isolate russia as much as possible after the start of the military operation. those attempts by the west have ended in failure. current russian presidents pro, as, as a leader through this challenging period will be put up to public scrutiny in the presidential election as the faces off against top candidates from the normally popular communist party, the nationalist l. d p. * and the upstart new people movement lee, i need slootsky, serves as boat, duma statesman and the leader of the liberal democratic party of russia, which is one of the largest parties in russia. and he's program supposed to be pay special attention to the importance of the role of many wages ended development of

the country pointed out that russia will prize. if it's region surprise, he promises to ensure fair living conditions. and it cool guarantees for all citizens are actually strong with its regions and they must become stronger. and people should be proud of the fact that they live in a unique country, which today is the central attraction for those countries and peoples for against a unipolar world. order where decisions will be made only in washington on the basis of some rules, rather than norms and laws. now to nicholas heidi, son of who is representing the communist party in the 2004 presidential elections. he came in 2nd behind vladimir puts in his party. his goal is to build a restaurant based on the ideas of renewed socialism or socialism of the 21st century. but what did he exactly suggest in his campaign? in our program, we clearly stated we have played with capitalism,

and that's enough. program answers all the questions. many people received free apartments from the state, then why was it possible then? and why is it impossible? now? the largest love dev on cops the youngest and final candidate on the list from the saw named the new people party which presents itself as a liberal one. last year he ran for mayor of moscow where he finished in 4th place as part of his current election campaign. the bunk of problem is this to focus food dominantly on the future. i have a clear program of action which will guide the country into the future and provide the groundwork for development for decades. i offer russia this alternative piece and negotiation, but on our terms, not a roll back more funds to cities and regions, freedom of speech and opinion, openness and pragmatism, instead of looking for new enemies. but still, it appears that according to pre election, paul's vladimir puts in remains firmly in control of the russian political arena.

races survey said that 75 percent of like totally active rushes intended to vote for vladimir, put in another popular pulling agency said it would be rather difficult to compete against the long time incumbent. we'd only 7 percent of respondents disapproving president for the executive. it is while as much as a to percent approve, his popularity extends beyond russia to, according to a survey on the social network x, as compared with other global leaders, ludovic puts in, is the top pick. the russian president garnered 35.6 percent of the over 800000 votes has form across the world with this presidential election coming up at the height of international tensions. it will definitely be a vital one for russian voters. what are t, how's you covered for all the key.