u. a. e. have requested this emergency meeting, we do expect that emergency meeting uh at least to discuss and get an update. and a briefing from you on officials on the situation should happen on wednesday morning at 10 am the okay, we'll leave it there. thank you so much. kristin. salumi from the united nations headquarters in new york. let's try and cross back to a sound levin divide now, who's in amman. jordan with protest have currently being held across the region also in to news into news the following and is riley ride, which killed 500 people as a hospital assignment. just explain what's happening way you. um, what does this use drove of the attack on the hospital in the there's been hundreds of people who are now being told who's come out in the speed of not just a mind, but the tubs of jordan is when you have to realize that this country posts more than 2000000000 palestinian refugees for a number of years now. it is possible and which has been going in the last 10 days and i've had to s

foreign policy is we have a right to over throw countries, and we have a right to insert a government as we choose. so, you know, we heard sausage being made basically the f, the e u part. i think that's interesting because if we, if we look at neil, cut the new york on ideology as a rule, they have contempt for anyone who doesn't agree with them. again, they see adversaries, internal and external, right? so they see their adversaries, iran, china, north korea, russia, blah, blah, blah. okay. those are the externally adversaries. the internal adversaries include journalists, such as you and myself, who say, i don't agree with you and i, but to present evidence to support my positions. and any countries within their orbit, these facile countries of germany and france and blah, blah, blah, they are not friends, they are convenient tools. so any time these convenient tools are not going along with what they want, they get angry at them. how dare you have in the unmitigated gall to try to stand up against your masters. so basically she wasn't saying f v you to jeffery pipe. because when jeffery piatt said, hey, the use not going to be happy with this. what he was impl

implying is that we should have some concern with the user input, what he was implying, what cause the issue is not a person. it is not an individual have. that's called the e u i. e u, how are you today? i'm busy right now. i'm having breakfast, that's not the way it works. this is a metaphorical person of the you. so he was implying a we must have concern with the leaders of the you. they're not going to be happy with it. at that point, she came out with the truth. i'm in new york on the these people work for me. they are, these people are our food, these people, this is how we eat. this is how we survive. they do not have the authority. just talk back to us. so at the e you didn't really need f, b, e, u as a cotton it, it meant f. the idea that we would allow these people do have some input into our policies. jeffery, in a way she was saying to buy that to jeffrey, but if you shut up, what are you doing? implying that i should be listening to these people? they are nothing. once we get this pipeline blown up, we're going to steal all their money and they're going to be a proffers, why should i care? it ain't gonna work out well for the, okay. they're part

in preparation for the next stage of combat, as the country prepares to launch a full scale invasion. and e. u leaders have issued a declaration calling for the establishment of humanitarian corps doors and pauses to allow urgently needed aid to reach people in guns. after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we'll be right back. the the neighborhood assistance instead of incessant, especially my town north of paris, jews, muslims, and christians live peacefully side by side. yet what consequences do the terrorist attacks by how much have full the co existence and friends concerns about isn't mr tax growing focused on us in 60 minutes on d w, the we did the urgent life saving boxes week. if i ever seem to reach those who need us the most, every box feeding their boxes for the hope of life saving, we feel a sweet and if not just next day that every day, thousands of children are still waiting for that in the sponsor of books today, so together we can deliver features, the dw, so let's take shots the inside every day, the world kasha, i used to work for free time, like becaus

and this is really a development that we should, that immediately stop the a basset as all the e u countries have put a deal on the table when it comes to rising issues of that, of a legal migration of the agreement, 6 to relieve pressure on states such as basically in greece by relocating microns to other e u countries. and while it is expected to be voted on next year, the deal comes at a time on your face has the highest number of migrant death. so it shows in recent years, a rachel moss and picks up the story or not grace. it has been back in the headlines with crises for europe. and it's better to trade in front with africa and free the united states on his border with latin america in the south. and now the united nations migration authority has just given the side i to the lip service page. the treatment of my birds 5 developed countries, the us international organization for migration points out that 10 years ago, $358.00 men, women and children, died off the coast of italy's lab produced the islands price and make it to your li, western backers. the states democracy expands an operation

have some concern with the user input what he was implying. what cause the issue is not a person, it is not an individual a that's called the e u i. e u, how are you today? i'm busy right now. i'm having breakfast. that's not the way it works. this is a metaphorical person of the you. so he was implying a, we must have concern with the leaders of the you. they're not going to be happy with it. at that point, she came out with the truth. i'm in new york on the these people work for me. they are, these people are our food, these people, this is how we eat. this is how we survive. they do not have the authority. just talk back to us. so at the e you didn't really need f, b, e, u as a cotton it, it meant f. the idea that we would allow these people do have some input into our policies. jeffery, in a way she was saying to buy to, to, to jeffrey. but if you shut up, what are you doing implying that i should be listening to these people? they are nothing. once we get this pipeline blown up, we're going to steal all their money and they're going to be a problem as to why should i care? it ain't gonna work out well for the okay, they're par

u, a. e, like ball reading that have normalized ties with israel for you when palestinian civilians arabs being killed and that hundreds by these. right. the 1st of all, i think that obviously this is gonna reinforce a rejection of relations with israel in the world. and maybe even in the muslim world, as long as there is not a real viable pathway to a resolution of the, of the palace, the noun conflict. but on the other hand, how much has not done itself any failure any favors in the sense that instead of targeting is really military targets in it's offensive on saturday, this turned out to be a mass slaughter of civilians. and you are hearing a considerable number of voices in the world, particularly on social media that are taking the objecting to that and taking distance from home us just a final thought to james. so what about then other key regional players like turkey, iran, even 11? no, no, i mean, what's the calculus and all of this as well? first of all, i think there's a differentiation which is interesting between how turkey is responding to didn't, how arabic states of respondents

actually, we have to look at this again from an e. u and from a native perspective, i mean we have, we have a neighboring company, no way. who has guess be it's an oil field space and see whether under was a k, besides sense calling me. and i think that we have to understand that this is also a new type of time which we are living in. and the attitude of michael monthly is that we need more corporation was unable small corporation with the nato allies in order to, to counter. and this, and that's because of course, the, the more access that capability is when it comes to web. so they situations underwood so and then luckily sweden has good capability. so ready. we also would like to see more cooperation of physical space and look at something which is going to a way we can see. but this would be a truly be a very dangerous to to us. both for adversaries to use against. com is like sweden . so when you, i'm seeing that in this case and feelings, foreign minister said the to undersea his legs have probably been damaged on purpose. do you agree? is i

so that also another factor in putting the auto group and with a closer to each other with this issue, they truly, i think having the u. s. e, a vote against the u. s. a draft resolution was an important issue that tells you even the closest allies of the united states, they're not happy with the behavior of the united states. the live alone with isn't in the how many to say um we appreciate you being with us giving us the benefit of analysis. thank you very much. indeed with being with us deals on audra 0. thank you. now diplomatic efforts are continuing around the world, you know, being leaders and living in brussels. they're expected to call for the establishment of humanitarian caught of doors and pauses, and the bomb bomb and gas. a list of options in brussel issues following developments. a no cold for a ceasefire coming from russell's nor a condemnation over the thousands of civilians as in gaza due to his wally bombardments. so what lead us here in brussels hope to agree on is some kind of human to terry and pause all pauses. the is a huge disagreement among division among the leaders here, a part of the, the group

a run for their money task has vowed to mend ties with the e u, which have recently been sprained over a polar span on great imports from ukraine, the to the grain conflict of britain, the defense secretary stated that british instructors should be sent to you, crime however, prime minister richardson, i've had to walk that back saying it won't be happening in the current conflict, then that essentially the man now in charge of the country's military twisted the truce in the following statement. particularly in the west of the country. i think the opportunity now is to bring more things in country and not just training, but we're also seeing be for example, move into manufacturing in country and mr. opposing about this on please to just be absolutely clear about what's happening there. people will know for a long time that we've been doing the trading, ukrainian citizens and soldiers. we've been doing that here in person. we've taken the lead on that. a lots of other countries have joined our assets and it's making a huge difference and we'll continue to do that. well, the defense actu

as has of have been the agreements by which a variety of error countries have recognized israel's existence and thereby established diplomatic relations with israel for the 1st time. that's u a e by saying cut tar, and saudi arabia the biggest prize in the region was about to do the same. now that clearly is not in your rounds interest, and many feel that come us may have been looking to try to stop that. and then to provoke the kind of palestinian suffering that indeed would this credit is real so greatly that they would no longer be a partner for saudi arabia going forward. i've been reading also that how mazda apparently felt that it had been completely overlooked in any talks of, with, in the, in these abraham accords that you were talking about. and the relations between saudi arabia and how most are or not, or not exactly what from us would, would perhaps like them to be. anyway, i stay with this melinda. we're going to, we're still waiting for that press conference to get underway in tell a be with the german foreign minister. but 1st we're going to look at some other news. let's try to get queued up here. so let's do the militants in that we've been talking about them.

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actually, we have to look at this again from an e u. and from a native perspective, i mean we have, we have a neighboring company, no way. who has guess be it's an oil field space and see what the under was a cables i sent you called me. and i think that we have to understand that this is also a new type of time which we are living in. and the attitude of michael monthly is that we need more cooperation with unable small corporation with our nato allies in order to, to counter. and this, and that's because of course, the, the more access that capability is when it comes to f. so b, a situations under water. and then luckily sweden has the capabilities already. but we also would like to see more cooperation of these because because of that subject, which is going to wait, we can see, but this would be, it could be a very dangerous to, to us both for at the service to use against. com is like sweden, so when you, i'm seeing that in this case and feelings, foreign minister said the to undersea his legs have probably been damaged on purpose. do you ag

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a sign of solidarity here. ok, roman going to wrinkle reposing for us from t if they were e. u foreign ministers have made an unannounced surprise visits to the capital kids . thank you. roman for your reporting. se 13 people has been killed in a nightclub fi, a in the spanish city of we'll see a number of people are still listed as missing. and lawrence, he's a warning. most victims may be filed as risk is searched through the temporary rescue. workers take a break from their tragic and dangerous task of searching for missing people. there is a danger the burned out building where the 3 night clubs went up in flames could collapse . survivors say the fire broke out on the 1st floor of the fund, the night club. shortly afterwards, the lights went out and people began to scream for help. the flames destroyed the phone to the roof and spread to 2 other nightclubs before firefighters were finally able to put them out. among the onlookers at the scene where people waiting for news about missing friends and family members, mon monday, june as well. they haven't told us anything like that just took out sta

a terrorist organization. as you know, it is designated as one by most of turkey's western allies by the us, the e. u. israel, of course, germany. but for the talkers president, you'll have to understand how much is a legitimate political force he has received from us officials in the past. he has provided according to analysts, not only audiological support for the board, but also office space touch passports um and since this week i think what we've seen is that this support for hamas has become much more vocal by the turkish president. and this is likely to cause further attention with his wisdom populace. you're getting to my next question. as you will know over to one has been a supporter of the palestinian cause, but his soul for taking a more muted if not neutral stats. what's behind this change in town as well? i don't think that he has ever taken a neutral stance in this conflicts. ridge apply of ad one is a one of the international you one of the most vocal supporters firm and supporters of the palestinian cause. but you're right, what we so right after how mazda is atrocities against is really civilians on october 7th? well, my portion was there from the tech

a terrorist organization. as you know, it is designated as one by most of turkeys west and allies by the us, the e. u. israel, of course, germany. but for the tuckers president, you'll have to understand how much is a legitimate political force he has received from us officials in the past. he has provided according to analysts, not only ideological support for the board, but also office space touch passports um and since this week, i think what we've seen is that this support for how miles has become much more vocal by the turkish president. and this is likely to cause further attention with his west and populace. yeah. and that and is dental. let's take a look now at some of those stories making news around the world. matthew perry, star of the hit tv comedy friends, has died at the age of 50 for us media. see the cause of death was an apparent drowning at his los angeles home. perry's 10 seasons on friends made him one of the hollywood most recognizable access. its iranian state media says a teenager allegedly confronted by the so called morality police over the countries he job law, has died on me to get a bond, fell into a coma. earlier this month, after being dragg

a terrorist organization. as you know, it is designated as one by most of turkeys west and allies by the us, the e. u. israel, of course, germany. but for the talkers president, you'll have to understand how much is a legitimate political force he has received from us officials in the past. he has provided according to analysts, not only audiological support for the board, but also office space touch passports um and since this week i think what we've seen is that this support for hamas has become much more vocal by the turkish president. and this is likely to cause further attention with his wisdom populace. you'll johan dare and use temple. let's take a look now. it's some of the other stories making headlines today, underwriting and tonight to allegedly confronted by morales. the police of the countries who shout blow has died on me, said girls and fell into a kind of earlier this month after being drag and dragged out of a subway trying to to run metro. the incident comes off to the one year anniversary of the da's office. you know, my son, many which sparked nationwide protests when i'm the 9 people attempting to reach easily from northern africa. i have drowned in

a government. now we have a consent, dixons, between govern and how to governments, and e, u. n a means that the, uh, the, you know, uh, the doubts about to ukraine are, are going up up to the national government. so i think that the whole situation shows that the decisions you can take are, are impulsive. but i mean, you, it's, it's, it's just about slogans. in fact, uh basically i think that the, the question do have the ukraine use purely a t already cause and has no, no grown adult. and the have you are, i would be zoom in doing for your grain is less and. ready less realistic because europe has no reserve to have you and do have to you graeme and especially the nation states, as they will have to have ukraine, but not very states other states who should do that. as far as the thing we heard quite recently that joe, by them the by the americans, the usa, they even, they are struggling to, to help you train these days now a little the you saying that look maybe that but she was single, it may have this thing to we may not be able to help the was money, but we all have a pro

is going to charge a mobile phone contact with each other or to charge some small that could we do have a e d line, either a phase, sorry. so it's very hard, very difficult. so has m u. s. president joe biden has agreed with spin, you mean netanyahu the is riley prime minister to resume water supplies to southern guys that the, you know, if this has now been restored? well there were some, some, some more to it was uh, was uh, was supplied to it to the sounds i according to the news. but some, you know, it takes time. the problem is that there is no electricity in there that what they usually comes with then with the with water farms and as long as there is no electricity fee and no power to something, it would be difficult to to make it reach to. ready places in the house or in the fall figure on the strip. so still people i already talked to different people in different areas and they are not receiving war to year on that sounds very difficult indeed. now, are people still using the safe passages to move to southern gaza as well? this is one of the most difficult thing. you know, we are talking about huge number of situations. you know that the majority of java,

u. a e address report is going to have an old council members should call for com. the protection of civilians on both sides is power much that was a fee and we understood the just about everyone in the council said that the civilian protection was very important as national law for israel's rights defend itself was, was important. the russian ambassador, however, had, was very full of rights in his 2nd. when he came out he said it's important to stop the fighting immediately and go to a c for i'm to meaningful negotiations, which result told for decades. and that is probably a result of the situation of the situation and just paraphrase the last but, but the english was slightly repeat that. but if it's the translation, what yeah, we've been saying for decades and we, we need peace negotiations. but we need a ceasefire. now that was fascinating is when the us representatives, after this meeting came out of the meeting, his emphasis was very different. it was very much simply about letting israel do whatever it feels it needs to do in the coming hours. and we are ver

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a democracy, has rules and all members have to adhere to this peck. but these 2 countries say no and all the items on the agenda today, e, u, and logs in and, and the prospect of ukraine becoming a member. any progress that the yeah, the leaves are talking about themselves actually about the european unit. is it able to take in new members and to take in, in a big member state like ok, but it's 40000000 people. this was what all to the dynamics and mechanics in the you of, of costs entirely. the budget has to be rewritten because ukraine is a very poor country, but take in lots of subsidies and support it. and that means that other countries that are getting money no from you cause will lose this benefits. and this is also a big dispute, not resolved yet, but the signal is that the you once to take in ukraine as soon as possible and also the countries on the rest, the bulk engines also moldova. and there's also a date in the room, 2030 is now the year that this the 2nd session should be done with this badly that they're reporting from coronado. thank you very much band busy as noble peace prize has been awarded to the rainy and pro democracy and women's rig

union speak with one voice when the topic is israel and her boss will have the latest from today's e u summit in brussels and police on a man hot in the he was searching for a gun and suspected of killing at least 18 people in the northeastern state of maine. the hybrid golf is good to have you with us. it happened under the cover of darkness last night. these rarely tanks carried out the largest incursion since the october 7th from us. the terror attacks. israel's army says that the rates were brief and that they targeted him off positions in preparation for individual ground invasion . now it comes as the united nations humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territories as warned that nowhere in gaza is safe. the mos run health ministry and gaza says it is rarely air strikes have killed more than $7000.00 palestinians. an uncle picks up his nephew's body shrouded in white and takes him to the grave. another young victim of gauze as was name, humanitarian crisis. luna. this is one of my nephews belong to my brother's wife and children room outage on how the my nephew was injured. if more doesn't arrive soon. isra

no matter what u you, you have e forward and wait until a defender shoots you. >> look how narrow this alleyway is. look how this soldier has to point up to see if there are any fighters above him. this is a perfect place for these fighters to be situated, for them rain down fire. >> reporter: often caught in the clots fire, palestinian ci civi civilians hamas does not shy away from using civilians as human shields in a combat environment. >> hamas wanted all those people to stay. it's put in barricades and destroyed other things in an effort to fix them in place. >> reporter: to ambush the israelis, hamas will use sophisticated ieds, snipers hidden on buildings, another asset the israelis will have to navigate, hundreds of miles of tunnels known as the gaza metro. >> with the command controls and the communication rooms and supply rooms and for launching the rockets. >> reporter: there's the added complication of the hostages hamas is holding. while two hostages have been released, there are likely up to 200 more still inside gaza. many of whom analysts say could be held in the tunnel

a to palestinians. the you initially said it would suspend payments, but appears to have reversed it's decision following protests from several member states. james moran is a former e u. n. basset to egypt. jordan and jim, and he says they're a long standing protections on how i to spent i think that there been not very strong safeguards in place that many years now about how are you a is administered and spent in palestine, whether it be in the west bank or whether it be in gaza when it comes to developing the item. so there are firewalls and the number of uh, restrictions, uh, on the uh, disbursement of that a. um, that was the right place um whether or not, uh, new, uh, restrictions are right. bob? well, we'll see about but the time be, i think it's, um, it's pretty clear that uh, the way that is provided goes primarily through the power setting, a sovereignty for the benefit of sitting people in palestine. it's the situation and guys that has been dying, but as the conflict escalates, things are expected to get was guys's 2300000 residents already suffer a constant shortage of bullshit food and fuel. well, the 96 percent of gases, household water is polluted by t

20 percent off is uh for people about a 100 uh, dead uh for from our community children, woman man, they'll, they'll, uh, was met in russia, china and the u. e. have vetoed an american draft resolution on the conflict of the un security council. the russian embossed reset. it would have given israel a set of measures to use in a growing operation in gas. that term we're hearing loss i bought at the moment while my colleagues research shay and charlotte davinsky talked through developments earlier. it's the most correspond, it is you don't need to. this document is thoroughly bullied. the size is when it's sole purpose, not being to save the civilian population, but the state political claims by labeling. the authors employed a technical maneuver and filled their documents with a haphazard set of humanitarian measures. the israel could say during its ground. the operation, however, they certainly try to ensure that nothing in the project will hinder its implementation. it's a new buffalo grands being tune up the un security council. as we see both sides voting down the other sides. resolutions we heard that from the russian ambassador talking about

e. u. the us and others. since saturday's massive unexpected, a song by him off within 700 is very leaves, have died in dozens of are being held hostage fall is a 400 tell a series. i can see what i'm doing now by our corresponding rebecca readers who joins us from the city of ash told in southern israel. rebecca is fighting still going on at the guns a border michael it is fighting has continued over night. we're talking about more than 48 hours off to these attacks. this took place in the is ready military still haven't been able to secure, is riley territory. i was just on a coal with the military this morning. they say that since the fighting is beginning, more than a 1000, congress has been hit and guns are and they are working to remove some of the low chain pads. and the mass at a area is that based upon the weapons and they are working to do that. but they, they said it is just pointless to talk about numbers like that at this stage. because this has, the paradigm has changed. other words that, that he used on the call is if we have not seen the scale and scope of an offensive like this really in raci

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u, a. e, the ones in jordan, the ones that egypt and most of the, most of the world, the only small little some countries that have taken a position r e, ron syria, you know, loving on. and of course the admin. and we see this with not just daily protests, but there's even military initiatives. there's military mobilization taking place from countries like cameron, syria, iraq, and, and, and loved done with his boss. so this is the, you know, lead is happening. we're by it's, it's transforming from hitting the streets, invoicing, their frustration to now calling on their government's level, some governments to mobilize their aren't in order to and something of the palestinians or whatever you're doing. i hope your weekend is off to a great start. my name's peter scott. thank you very much for your company. the . the race of japanese women was the most common crime committed by american soldiers. even after the close arrived, such atrocities were regular events. in 1971, the closest city assembly adopted a special resolution protesting against violence directed the japanese women. the band results that, whereas the

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