it was certainly, according to the u. n. k, a here in the occupied was bang, on average the number of settler attacks against palestinian has increased, but from 3 a day before october, 7th to no more than 8 per day. now the latest one was actually more of a psychological warfare. as settlers in the north of the occupied westbank instead of feed it distributing or dropping leaflets on in the villages, they're telling people, palestinians that they should leave as quick as they could to jordan because the settlers will come and take the land back. and also mentioning that this would be a big is not by not by being the word, but his pinion used to refer to what happened back in 1948 when more than 700000. when driven out of the villages and towns of by the, by the israelis then while the settlers warning people inside of faith that that will happen and it will be worse than what happened. back then. i just to give you an indications of feet is an area uh is the noise of the occupied westbank and does a lot of as settlements ther

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u. n. washington put the brakes on their cash flow with the u. k. also admitting it can't afford to send any more weapons to ukraine. earlier i spoke with our correspondent charlotte davinsky, who gave us more insights on the development. and we time for the last year or so we support, you will be back till the base rent will provide you with all the military assistance that you need. and now what we're seeing or cracks are showing in the unity in the message. and these are some pretty big cracks as we've been hearing about in the us. over the last week, they had to avert a shutdown of the governments and they could only pass the bills that didn't include any new agents you created to keep the lights on. but, and we've also been hearing similar stories from elsewhere as well. so these promises that we've been hearing and i've changing that smell of just from the us. what from the u. k as well, we've given away just about as much as we can afford. we will continue to source equipment to provide for ukraine, but what they need now is things like a def

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u. s. u k. on italy, when does it protest us from the jewish voices for feast n, y n, n y c. democratic socialists of america congregated as are valid in manhattan to demand the sci fi and gaza. according to local media, they march to the new york city library and stopped the traffic in the street. $150.00 protesters were fortunately arrested onto the north. some of the most kind of just 5 minutes of just into the was was why leaving a must the online video has gone viral, showing the moments people of the mosque was shouting, shame on you at 2 doorways. he left so just as wave signs and simple depaula stein urging the canadian prime minister to advocate a ceasefire at least 5000 people gathered outside the budget, 5 minutes as daunting streets office in central london to hold a vigil to commemorate the loss of innocence, palestinian lives including those killed in the hospital, but this was lit candles and laid flowers as the trout. tons of stone plumbing garza and fried palestine, while waving listing and flags plus the rep for this all monday speak to scott, i'll be back again. the top of the h

u. k. it says that it's going to carry out an independent investigation, the u. n. and many other countries, a cooling for such an independent best investigation. but so far, there's been a outcome officially from any independent investigations and that will be ongoing. rebecca, thank you very much for now. the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem as well situations in the gaza strip has also sparked anger. here in germany, police and the capital berlin clashed with pro palestinian protestors for a 2nd night on wednesday. as germany steps up, security of many jewish institutions, jewish residents say they're worried about their safety. despite to ban on protests, pro palestinian demonstrate is again to the streets and buildings noise district. the atmosphere was already challenged in the gym and capital on tuesday, anti semitic slogans filled the air, the brands and the gates as protests, as live stream, jones accusing israel of killing children. analyst on this could just be the beginning which had a song that was on particularly worried when i looked at the future bec

u. k. had had enough handling the issue of a to the u. n. is may just as government have determined to based her policy on the assumption that the most laid down to mandate under which day is thought for 25 years to discharge their obligations to fulfill the growth of the jewish national home and to protect the interest of the population, i have been instructed by his majesty's government to announce with all solemn tea that they have consequently decided that in the absence of a settlement, they must blend for an early withdrawal of the british forces and of the british administration from palestine. b, u. n. a solution was politician to states with jerusalem under its administration. the palestinians and neighboring arab states would check, did that plan cooling it on fat? jewish lead is seized the moment and in 1948 declared the jewish state to have tv by you start and by virtue of all natural and historic rights and on the basis of the resolution of the united nations general assembly payable, i declare the establishment of a jew estates

2 cases are different for tier care in northern iraq, there is the p k, k which is and also the organization into kia in the u. n. in the united states. that's why when to care uses its rights. born from a u. n. char, to 7 articles, it's the one that allows you to come back from military operation against the threats from a rose. european lead is missing in spain, all turning their attention to the continents migration crisis. recent months have seen an upturn in arrivals of refugees and migrants with the issue particularly divisive european union member nations. data is also considering the future expansion of the us president joe biden. has approve the construction of a new section affordable in southern texas. it comes as a us section of state health works in mexico city to discuss security issues. whitehouse as bought in will restart direct depo patients to venezuela, as the us tries to reduce the flow of migrants entering through its southern border us. i mean, while i'm president biden is set to meet the chinese leaders using paying in san francisco next month since, according to the washington post, the p

2 cases are different for tier care in northern iraq, there is the p k, k which is and also the organization into kia in the u. n. in the united states. that's why when to care uses its rights, born from a who and char to 7 article fits the one that allows you to come back to military operation against the threats from a rose. european lead is missing in spain on turning the attention to the confidence migration causes recent months have seen an up turn in arrivals of refugees and migraines with the issue particularly devices, european union member nations lead is also considering the future expansion of the u. sonya video has moved from granada it's really being fronted by the u. k. prime minister who is here, obviously not as a member of, of the european union block, but certainly as a part in the nation together with italy as well, the prime minister, georgia maloney and re, she's seen that the british prime minister held talks yesterday in conjunction with the netherlands and i'll be in here as well on how to tackle the issue of undocumented migration, which thousands have come and just impacted a southern e

u. n. a agency says it's in detail, talks with israel to find a way of speeding up delivery of possible supply. the china is former number 2 dives lee k. it's shown as served as trying as premier for a decade until earlier this year when he was sidelined by president see june. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel's military says it's carried off more ground operations in air strikes in gaza overnight. israel said it targeted suspected him, us positions in the strip to prepare the battlefield for unexpected land invasion. troops and tanks carried out the raid with the backing of jets and drones. israel's military has been found in gaza relentlessly since the homeless terrorist attacks of october 7th, which killed some $1400.00 people, mainly civilians, houses, thousands of palestinians have been killed since the, the is really army says more than 200 people are still being held hostage by him, us in gaza. relatives of the hostages have been pressuring this really government to prioritize their release presidents of keyboards because as of demonstrates outside these rate, the defense ministry, intent of the test

u. n. c, a security council voted against that. a, yesterday, there was a russian draft resolution that called for an immediate cease fire that was voted down the us, france, japan and the u. k voted it down. it did not have enough votes to go forward. and now we're hearing and this is important. tomorrow or wednesday morning there is going to be a briefing by the top un officials on humanitarian, a monitoring affairs, a briefing that was called by the security council by russia and the u. a. e, where they're going to get a briefing about the hospital attack. but perhaps equally as important during that meeting. brazil has called for a vote on their draft resolution. they call that calls for among other things, a humanitarian pause in hostilities in gaza. so that a for an aide and you monetary and age can get inside. so a lot of moving parts at un headquarters right now, and a lot of things coming up in the coming hours as well. yeah, guys as a site, a diplomatic effort remains the extremely fluid at the moment we were hearing earlier that russia and the u. a were quoting for an emergency security council meeting over at that hospital bumming just focused through that. uh ye

u. s. and dw correspondent dorian jones joins me now from his dental dory. and what else do we know now? this was a p k, k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties. we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k, pick a case, a members always who is in multiple brigade carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p k. k, this uniquely, she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out, the suicide attack only theory ministry, according to interior ministry officials, a seconds of silence, who engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives. now this is the, the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k with the use last year and assemble 6 people were killed in the tank on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody's militants. and then the policy kind of community groups have targeted state buildings. please. a headquarters a variety of targets. so this is part of that modus operandi, and this will be seen as a major victory for the by the code, the separatist group, because they see the, the case carrying a tack of increas

u. k. permanent members of the security council is where they have veto power. they're on the 2nd track, you have the u. n. special coordinator for middle east peace, the brief the security council on sunday. he has been in contact with united states, the e u. cuts are egypt, and 11 on trying to marshal uh those countries and entities together as well. all of them are going to be key, perhaps in marshalling some sort of diplomatic effort on the escalating the situation moving forward. but the bottom line is, is any sort of diplomacy at any level is going to be quite difficult. that's what the investigators are saying. certainly behind closed doors, primarily, but not wholly, but primarily because israel has shown no sign of wanting to negotiate or talk about any sort of diplomacy at this juncture. at least not yet. just talking about the opposite on terms of their military strategy. moving forward and guys. all right, gabriel is on their life as staff from new york. gabe, thank you for that for that. and if you're just joining us, let me just recap thought top stories here. this alex is realized for me to

k units of full. that's great to gabriel, alexander who is live for us in new york. let's start with what the u. n. is have to say early this morning, a responding to these demands by the is really ministry for these one point. 1000000 garza residents to move into the south of gauze that they say that's impossible. as they do in the united nations clearly was caught off guard by this announcement from the is rarely so it was a little bit before midnight, new york time, that we got a statement from the spokes person for the secretary general antonio gutierrez, a statement from his spokesperson and the statement read in part and i'll read it to it says the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating humanitarian consequences. the united nations strongly appeals for any such order. you have confirmed it to be rescinded . avoiding what could transform what is already a tragedy into a calamitous situation. so clearly the un was urging israel to reconsider. there is no indication that israel has, is going to reconsider at all. and it's important to point o

u. n. is courting for fuel to be included in those a deliveries which all being will say facilitated by the international committee of the red cross. and the united nations is the u. k. asking in your different logic channels with israel for fuel to be included as well. what we have, what we all doing is we all liaising very, very closely with united nations. my colleague and friend, andrew mitchell, who is the development minister on behalf of the british government, is liaising with a mountain griffith of, of the un mission monetary an organization on what is needed by the post and young people in jobs that we're looking to support that but also as the sites the decisions about walter either what volumes is a decision that you k is not directly able to make, but we do. we do speak with the decision makers in the region to try and make sure that the power some people in garza get the 8 that they need. so i'm for and secretary, let me ask you about something that prime minister as through knock has said in the last hour he's day said that you will government has intelligence that the devastation glossed at the off. the hospital was caused by a rocket from the gaza s