there was a delivery by the u. n. a to a hospital in gauze, a city so that there is some supplies moving around and we are providing some support to children in shelter such as, yeah, let's just recreation activities to provide a little bit of childhood back to children. give them an hour. so they can forget about all the cars are around them. so they're all things happening. we're trying to do whatever we kind of just scale that up massively given the immense needs that are on the ground. what scenarios are unicef and his partners preparing for to be in the, in the coming days and weeks the following. so, so the biggest concern is obviously the ongoing protection of children and children being killed named every day. you still have children who are being held hostage, you need it needs to be released and on site triggered tons of that families. but what we're doing now, and what we're concerned about is that this movement that you'll seeing of people, families of civilians is going to the strain shelves as people are g

says financial support for companies transitioning towards a green economy will be upheld despite the government's budget. also coming out as the u. n. is set to play a bigger role in the national tax corporation. we'll hear from an expert why he thinks the global south in particular sense to benefit from and will tell you why cyprus is no longer a hotspot. for is really invest impressed cold will walk into the program. germany's economy minister says he wants to continue with the funding of multi 1000000 euro economic projects. that's despite a recent court ruling, preventing the government from re purposing left over funds. raised to find the pandemic, the ruling trigger a crisis over the government's budget for next year, as it cannot raise new debts due to a constitutional so called that break robot. how accepted the federal government and the states of germany are working together to find a way to keep the money flowing to the project, less describing them as affecting the economic heart of german. interesting big fears on more on what do you have to say? the projected mcgee mentioned the project like within the climate, then t

that was the delays rebecca ritter's reporting for us from jerusalem. rebecca, thank you or well the u. n. a says that it is deeply shocked after is really airstrikes hit to you and run schools this weekend, killing dozens of people seeking shelter at the facilities. the palestinian authority president my what a boss has repeated his request for you as president and joe biden, to intervene to stop these really military operation and gas them. this comes in mid washington's calls for garza and the west bank to be reunited after the war. that bodies, the debris lay strewn in the office tomorrow. so i'm gonna talk to you and school. we'll know the details of what happened and not to yet to clear, which is a start combined to the civilians are paying the highest price. so this was the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded to a ceasefire. palestinian president of mood of ass. oh it's more you'd be allowed into gaza and cold. so the us president, professor, i like israel, a leo at the isn't, i mean today i address us president joe biden, who bears a

providing them uh foot uh as an aide for directly just they just arrived and do you and hcr and r u. n. a international or an organization for migration. both of these organizations have been a facilitating the refugees for their arrival. can you talk to us a bit about the condition that these refugees arrived and given that they were on rickety boats that what i see for many days yeah, they came here in a week and in dire nutrition. in fact, there are 4 people were sick and got immediate medical assistance or from the locals. and also i just talked to one of the refugees, a woman that, that guess arrive on the 1st boat. she came here with 3 of her children and she just bring like very limited food on uh for their um, for their food on the, on the sea. and they have, they have to survive with the very limited food and also drink. and they were on the sea for like 14 days. um, so when i asked her like for example, do you know that, um you can actually like, wait for that knows for how long or like for a year until you can go to malaysia. she just said like when, wherever it is at least she

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more, right. all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's been submitted and reporting from jerusalem. and the world health organization says that more people are at risk of dying from disease, then from bones and gauze. so i spoke, i aust, it's spokesman tarik. yeah, show rich. how serious the health situation for thousands is still. the truck is very serious right now because what we have is the 1800000 people in gaza will have to leave there how many of them are not over crowded shelters. and we temperatures dropping down and we lack of access to clean water. and the lack of some addition, obviously that all elements increase the risk of respiratory diseases of water will diseases of skin diseases. we have teams uh, uh, in guys uh, last week and uh they, they said for example uh these shelters. there was a one shower for 4000 people. there was one toilet for more than 200 people. so

the move is perceived as a threat to the ascendancy or the only cd, the body that has led these discussions for decades. countries that the u. n. adopted a resolution to begin the process of establishing a framework convention on tax and completely change how global tax rules are the side. resolution was that primarily by african member states and could eventually move decision making on global tax rules from the or easy the club developed countries to the us before the show, i spoke to alex called them of the tax just as network and asked him why he thinks that developing countries tend to benefit from the u. n. playing a bigger role in taxing multi nationals and individuals. here's organization says that the tax avoidance costs the world around $480000000000.00 annual. the larger part of that is lost by alicia the members, the rich countries themselves. but as a share of current tax revenues is much bigger, much more intense, those losses for lower income countries. so this thing, countries that doesn't have a voice within the c d, which has been accepting the tax rules for about 60 years. of the countries that lose are in t

now the u. n. a is to massively reduce environmental pollution from plastic waste by 2040. so that the conference actually get any closer to that. scott. the me, i'm the, i'm in the go because the started on monitor to know him on anything more than i did on the rim. uh huh. charlie, for the 1st time, they're having a text that they're discussing with a 9 to 3 minute. must it actually this crossing of do i do have the plastic collision issue looking at the entire life cycle from 20 miles to pollution from the packaging and also how to address the issue of michael plastics. that is actually becoming not those problem involvement. but it was what was your mom's on in bicycle systems? and so this, i would truly want a 9 to 3 members that are these coughing is already progress. that is actually going to be evaluated, binding g 3. what are you supposed to call it in my 20, pretty to full move in see about the bicycle, not only about recycling on plastic risk management, but looking into using the recycling. also looking into what is called one session was a progression of provid

and as i said, this resolution is a huge step forward. the u. n wasn't waiting for the security council to deliver it's a to gaza. it's been negotiating with israel directly on a daily basis for expanded access and its officials, calling for an immediate humanitarian cease fire. now if israel fails to comply, it will be in violation of the resolution as well as international humanitarian law . kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations full rates have been carried out in the occupied. westbank is riley on the unit, storing the outskirts of all far accounts in the north and rested several palestinians. let's get the latest from saying this won't be who's in ramallah from this up to date said of the whole. i'll start by telling you about a raid and classes that are still ongoing in a little higher east of ramallah. dozens of been, dozens of palestinians have been detained as israeli forces. go from house to house . witnesses say that they've turned it into a kind of military base. and soldiers have been seen raising is rarely flags over palestini

are displaced our entire lives displeased is these accept the one who is listening to us, to the u. n. a. say, have mercy on what we're going through. it's, you know, we are fed up with that the been this within heard not about the i must get in my opinion, the for the pause is not enough. we want a permanent truce. we are fed up of was we exhausted like can be it will forever. no one could ever imagine what we are going through. it's extremely difficult for days are not enough to those who negotiated the post. what's 4 days automatically i'm going into the 2nd month of the war. it's not enough. we want the permanent and to all this and i hope not that we are not happy with the spire. we will no longer more permanent one. we don't want to hear bumping or screaming. we don't want to hear. we have lost a child. i have lost my husband. we don't like the ceasefire. we want only people in the north have to go back and find stability. we don't want to leaving for here . easy enough. we want to go home. you know, everyone should be able to look after his business to get back to their life, away

so he's becoming a good idea to june. the u. n. chief, again pushes for a humanitarian ceasefire and gaza, and so as more capacity is needed to process convoys of a truck, the full gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. that's the warning from the un secretary general as the death toll from israel strikes, reaches 10 thousands for one month. now, israel has been bombing the strip in response to an attack by her mouse on october 7th, calls for a ceasefire. have so far, been ignored. guys that he's becoming go get a view out for children and that is of goes on boys are reportedly being killed or injured. everyday. the ma, generally is every possibly being killed over a 4 week period. then him and the conflicts in the police city that gets marty united nations, they've work or they've been killed, then that'd be compatible periods in the east city of our organization, the parties to the conflict and then the, the international community facing immediate sense, fundamental responsibility to stop the human collective suffering and

the u. n. a chief says hospitals are not special grams any supported by these rarely assaults and security council for past votes on a resolution aimed at protecting children from violence in girls. the welcome to the program with starting coverage of cause of this uh, the united nations in new york. molto has dropped to the resolution hoping its focus on children will finally unite the un security council. these are life pictures the the council has so far filed full time to take united stance on the war on gauze and the resolution cools for urgent and extend it to monetary and pauses on core doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable aid access resolution needs, at least 9 votes in favor and no veto despite the permanent members of the united states, russia, china, friends, or prison as well. this is what the maltese i'm by so they'll have to say earlier was different. that's the path to schedule the vote for the time change that are in more but for the children w

and as i said, this resolution is a huge step forward. the u. n wasn't waiting for the security council to deliver it's a to gaza. it's been negotiating with israel directly on a daily basis for expanded access and its officials, calling for an immediate humanitarian sees fire. now if israel fails to comply, it will be in violation of the resolution as well as international humanitarian law . kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations, gaza has received its 1st truck load of fuel since the start of the war is little gave approval for 24000 liters of diesel. but only for u. n. a distribution trucks you and says it represents just 9 percent of its day. the needs field is also needed for generators and hospitals beside a nation nonsense sewage treatment facilities, anyone's head of mount a tire and affairs mounting. griffith says if monetary and operation in gaza will come to a standstill if they can't live a few, immediately. we need to at least a couple of 100000 liters to get us moving again. and we have had agreements in those negotiations for

and as i said, this resolution is a huge step forward. the u. n wasn't waiting for the security council to deliver it's a to gaza. it's been negotiating with israel directly on a daily basis for expanded access and it's officials calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. now if israel fails to comply, it will be in violation of the resolution as well as international humanitarian law . kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations for more on this now really challenge joins us live from occupied east jerusalem. so a votes for a pause, but what's been the is really reaction to this of the, like the woods of israel, as ambassador as to the united nations. get done. this resolution is disconnected from reality. he says and will have no meaning in practice. he goes on, say, israel, he's acting in accordance with international law anyway. well, but how much the terrorist will not read the resolution it so i will not act on it . they so will say from the ministry of foreign affairs, there is no room full for loans, humanitarian choices, as long a

there was a delivery by the u. n. a to a host between garza city so that there is some supplies moving around and we are providing some support to children in shelter such as, yeah, let's just recreation activities to provide a little bit of childhood back to children. give them an hour so they can forget about all the cars are around them. so they're all things happening. we're trying to do whatever we kind of just scale that up massively given the immense needs that are on the ground. and that was toby flicker from the un children's relief agency. unicef speaking to me a short while ago us secretary of state anthony blake and his in south korea, mid rising tensions on the korean peninsula. and he's been meeting with his south korean counterpart park jin, where the pair with a pair of discussing north 3 is growing military ties with most go blank and describe that relationship is dangerous. lincoln also directly condemned killing young for helping russia in its invasion of ukraine. by allegedly sending arms as ukraine'

u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospital. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff, along with dr. edwards. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation root. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o and i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. my home and i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. now prior to the cease, fire is or have put up blocked aid on the delivery of fuel medication and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's environment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were hit. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 wounded palestinians without medical care. that's according to the gods as health ministry mohammed booth. so my cousin says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the you i need to

have 1700000 people displaced inside gaza strip around holidays, around 800000 a children and they're living many living u. u. n. schools in hospital grounds and public facilities, densely packed together, your families and classrooms, the conditions a really you have very little access to say what are about 3 of us and put that in the emergency threshold that we try to reach assisting needs. since you have sent 3 conditions, which are getting worse, one toilet for the hundreds of people. and of course now we raise, you have the risk of multiple diseases. you have children who have miss routine, child and immunizations, who are now more at risk. all the preventable but bentley diseases very easy. this is a huge deal. that's why it's actually urgent that we can try and prove those conditions in the shelves to take it, but also elsewhere to reduce the risk of any mess disease outbreak. thank you very much, toby frick of that from unicef. a german is a foreign, minnesota, and i babble, cast aside a seas, find the middle east, would prevent israel from defending itself. speaking to dw babble, defend the german is r

u. n. level means unique. those designations have a global applicability. so i think this represents also the case that we have a regime comforters and financing. there's someone ineffective and lots of terrace groups of really built workarounds around it over the last 20 years or so. can you give us more details of what is the money coming from? so your presenter approve are shared with you a few different modes of revenue generation for hama. i think there's really 3 major areas to look at here. the 1st is around donation campaigns, and really in this area we do have to address the crypt currency issue. there's been a real over blowing of the degree to which crypto currencies have been used by hamas to raise funds. there's, there's really consistent estimates in this area, some quoting $90000000.00 us dollars and other saying it's as little as $450000.00 . analysts that i trust, personally, i would say, put the figure it close to 0 point one or one percent of how much this total revenue coming from the currencies. and really there's a worrying trend where

through once again on wednesday, a group say it's only a tiny fraction of what entered daily before the homos terrorist attacks. the head of the u. n's relief agency and gaza stressed that residents were an urgent need after we crossed into rough up for a visit. and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to i never ever have to something similar ink as a when it came before after conflict. egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's unclear just how long the border will remain open to foreign passport holders. what is certain is that unless each of us government let's palestinians, costs to for the vast majority of those trapped in gaza, escape will remain impossible. well from all of the situation on the ground that's now speak to a journalist. has him a bit loose that he's reporting from because of that. how's it most people are preparing to leave gaza today. tell us more. yes. 400 um and i think the national for the feeling holding fo

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u. n. a saying this is taking a told not only on the injured but also pregnant women, a newborn children that rely on incubators. garza's health ministry size, hospitals are overwhelmed with patients. 16 out of $35.00 hospitals are out of commission. others are unable to provide services to the wounded and sick due to a lack of medical supplies and fuel. meanwhile they occupied westbank is really forces have stepped up, raids their including and parts of janine and hebron, as follows protests against the us sector states visit to de la bernard smith reports a routine night in the occupied west. by this time, the target is a 20 year old man. suspected of being a fighter and a power steering on through his body was taken away by this bulldozer. that'd be happy. yes. was the 100 and 49th palestinian killed in the west bank since october . the 7th, a few hours later, the funeral of another young routine dang. this is the rhythm of life here. rate funeral repeat. elizabeth, said old philip, but if

a graveyard. but you the u. n chief again pushes for humanitarian ceasefire in garza and says more capacity is needed to process convoys of a trucks. sleep deprived of freight and exhausted, we report on medical teams paddling overwhelming odds and goes on the stop, the inhumane collect of suffering and gaza. that's the plea from the un secretary general as the death toll from israel strikes, reaches 10000 for one months. now, israel has been bombing the strip following an attack by hum us on october 7th. calls for a ceasefire. have so far, been ignored. guys, that is becoming a good idea for children. and those of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day. a more general is every possibly being killed over a 4 week period, then him and the conflicts in that police city that gets modern, active nations 8th workers have been killed then that'd be compatible periods in the east city of our organization. the product is with the conflict and then the, the international community facing immediate

we've seen as a more u. n. a trucks crossing into gaza from egypt. has that made any difference yet? it's a glimmer of hope. we want to see much more. we need a huge amount of a to come in. we particularly need the fuel to come in because we need the hospital generations to be powered. we need the storage systems to be powered. we need the water and sanitation to work as i'm show you knows of the range of come the way the way that has come. so the problems with the phase or the sewage system to work because of the lack of power will lead to massive outbreak. so of portable and gastro intestinal diseases which we are very, very concerned about the w. i chose margaret iris. beth, thank you very much. thank you very much for having me. so now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. depends government has condemned to hijacking of the japanese operated co container ship by the rebels and the southern red sea. the i'm in the militia claim. the ship is, is riley tokyo, as cold on the saudi amani and rainy and

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more, right. all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's been submitted and reporting from jerusalem. now among those recently released as 9 year old emily, a dual irish is randy national. she mocked her 9th stay while being held in gaza. her family received a succession of devastating updates 1st hearing, but she'd been killed in the how most attacks of october the 7th. and then being told that actually she was among the hostages being held in gaza. a loving embrace smocks, the end of an unimaginable ordeal. and a peak of an emotional rollercoaster, too complex to describe. a tom hand thought he'd never see the store to emily again . he was told she was dead. for him, it was the better option of 2 horrifying scenarios. it was unofficial yet i was told that she was found in beacon woods and she was found dead. i was a, i was relieved. i was relieved that she was dead and it was a litt

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according to the u. n. a t 5 percent of gals, as $2000000.00 residents have been displaced since october 7th. most of those fleeing from the as really invasion of the north try to reach refugee accounts across other parts of the in place. but a critical luck of fuel. relentless is really bombing runs the road perilous for many civilians. among those forced to flee to southern gaza is the family of journalists, comes that children who has been expensively covering the conflict for us. next we bring you his very human story away from the political rhetoric as part of a special coverage of the war's impact on innocent plants and the we are calling the civilians to leave guys, it goes out. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard on the all civilians. i'm one of the i'm actually afraid my family over there hard. i'm afraid i lost my family's b. oscar, the goodness of the situation is really dangerous. the situation parents when trying to get this course

the almost completely normal operational and that's why the health authorities screwed on ease at u. n. a and others to, to help out investigation. now they were also report that some of the babies died and all she felt what do you know about that? yeah, that's right. understanding is that reported the initially that uh, the 39 percentage of babies that needed judging cat. sadly, by the time the operation happened and we were able to co night and get to the hospital, that was $31.00 babies to has a dogs within 24 hours, which goes to show. so its not even we have those that one is full so we can cite them. i'd say it's tragic that we couldn't get there. yeah. and it's tragic that the hospital that has become the sort of sends a piece of my sort of the complex and at least not just now sheet for it's of the hospitals as well. right now they're getting the best care they can, you know, things the multiple partners things to, to the general start to use as well. now it causes indonesian hospital is the last one still operating in the north of the strip. what are you are hearing from your col

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more. right, right. then thanks so much for the update, that's the w has been submitted and reporting from jerusalem and will join now by tara to shower of it. uh, sports presence of the world health organization in geneva, misty. charlotte, thank you so much for your time. your organization has said that more people in gaza could be more at risk of dying from disease them from bones. can you tell us how serious is the threats to people's health and goals are right now as well? the truck is very serious right now, because what we have is the 1800000 people in garza who had to leave there. how many of them are you know, over crowded shelters and the temperatures uh, dropping down and we lack of access to clean water. uh, and the lack of sedation, obviously, that all elements increase the risk of respiratory diseases of water will diseases of skin diseases. we have teams uh uh, in guys uh, last week an

during a u. n. s. the meeting on the israeli, palestinian conflict on friday night to the those categories strikes again. so we didn't objects i, flagrant violation of international humanitarian law. anyone has rules in any way or an action to gain civilians is categorically unacceptable. are really communitarian catastrophes using the folding in a pile of steam employees to try to g a couple proportions to get interest group meeting. so he did blame game between the palestinian and israeli representatives. here's our correspondence. caleb mountain was for the 1st representative to speak before the un security council. mccain was the amboy of the palestinian authority. you spoke about the attacks on hospitals, the civilian casualties. they're adding up and why he felt the international community should be stepping up to restrain israel's activities. here's what we've heard from the palestinian representative. they mom and mom and mom's civilians, children and civilian infrastructure. they deprive a lot

according to the u. n. a t 5 percent of gals as $2000000.00 residents helping display since october 7th. most of those fleeing from the is really invasion of the north tried to reach refugee counts across the other parts of the enclave, but a critical lock of fuel and relentless is really bombing realms make the road perilous for many civilians. next, we strip away the political rhetoric surrounding the war and bringing one such human story of force relocation. the. the we are calling is the civilians to leave guys a go selves. some us wants to keep them. there is a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be i to sign on. i see all the civilians and one of the i'm actually afraid that unless i'm leaning over there on i'm afraid i lost my friends with families skirt the i'm here looking at the situation is really dangerous. here. flash is the situation here. it's really my parents, my mom and my dad trying to find or to get this. i mean, come find of course, and it's 2 days from now, the tech te

according to the u. n. a polls you found out more then when food man bought some 1000 palestinians as well to taylor and guess the and westbank, 73 of whom are women and children go. this cannot be disregarded note accepted as that pretext. so any moment act, i'm a boot filler. as a whole would then in silence. yep. this thing as, as to say guys that is on bus 1611 the ground and the western countries did not even cold forward. i cease fire motor body shop. i can that only to be near. you. take a look because the, the, you said that he singles incident but and it should be the name to the cover them where very few people with the dish and pad is fine on or the heads of state. march 10 didn't have to accept pressing. there is x in the yet and a 1000 square kids in palestine with that with any head of state in the waste code . moving got thing. got it. there's nothing but a sort of failure of those who remain silent in the face of the injustice is complicit, then includes the longer use you may be those people

and so it has completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. a has said the food medicine, unable to have reached northern gaza. we heard from ice. this was a little and for the posting. but for us that's who says the present and the opportunity to help losing dollars us for the amount of a the live it is just not the situation particularly with if you and the north as come beyond the or, and the for the hundreds of thousands there are still in need for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allowing 200 the trucks to go through the grossing border while the daily average, before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because this and a controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent, or more than $40000.00 people who were

it's in fact, do you think these protests having in the u. n. a, do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that the front of the goal is shifting from a position where it was offering the sort of support to prime minister. and then you mean, then yeah, and then to them in the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the good, the situation. and god is so disgusting or seeing the media broadcast surveys every day that people just can't help. simmons eyes of what's going on and god is detestable. it is certainly worth crimes. and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide because one of the things that i for an international lawyer is talking about people that are familiar with international law. so there needs to be the intent to establish the case against encrypt his orders because he's on bus of death from israel on presence or do on severely condemned again, israel's actions that summits and react over the weekend. do you think we're going to see more more countries from th

tons of aid each and every day. adding the health sector has completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. a said the food medicine and water of finally reaching nolan, gaza, is now in the main part of central garza many buildings of a one so, so having a different purpose and also the well, the shelters for the wounded have a look at these pictures. so this school has become a new refuge for many palestinians to fled from the in the easy and hospital in northern gaza. here someone some uh, some of the comments from the locals that we spoke to unlock interior. how can we were transferred to the indonesian hospital in gaza, where we stayed for awhile? facility provided the treatment we needed. we were recently transferred from the indonesian hospital and now we find ourselves in school instead of a hospital, given the circumstances and the pressure we understand the challenge is what our rights is. patients have not being met. there is no medical staff, no medical services, no medication, no water, no gas, and even clothing is unavailable, beds are non existent. there was no water in the bath

do you think these protests having in the u. n. a. do you think we've seen people increasingly at all with the governments? thank you for having me. above all, we've seen such a positive result in the bedroom. we've seen that in front of the president, michael is shifting from a position where he was offering this sort of support to prime minister video mean, then yeah. and then condemning the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the hospital. that is something that he was forced to do. so because of the public pressure that for the 1st time in europe, not in the u. k. and not a germany, unfortunately, is having some insight on this and forcing them to change their mind. however, the problem lies in the lack of victory or treatment on the ground by these really occupation forces in god. and this is why they have to receive the support that they are receiving. these really, um uh, i mean, yeah, because they all waiting for them to send you out to finish it. nice. and the local guys that, that is more than a

in the u. n. a car was also destroyed. we've seen some of the photos and on some of the videos of people who risk the life moving it from gaza to the southern part and successfully the did. a video of horror scenes of burning cars with people is still inside. as a result of the getting targeted by air strikes, a naval shells. the situations are really a catastrophic at the moment. in addition to the. 8 people are, are lacking the most essential needs food, water, survival items are out of gaza. there is no access to these item at this point. her name of who is that 1st and con eunice. thank you for that update. will you a secretary of state asked me blinking is in tel aviv now where he's due to meet with his reading prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is his, the trip to as well since will be down on october. the 7th by p. m. president joe biden have pledged on wavering support for israel, or the u. s. provides israel with $3800000000.00 a year in military aid. israel is a non just cumulative recipient of us assistance

do you think these protests having in the u. n. a. do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that in front of the credit, and my goal is shifting from that position way was offering this sort of support to prime minister video mean then yeah, and then, and then mean the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the go to the situation and god is so disgusting that we're seeing the media broadcast surveys every day that people just can't help but seminars of what's going on. and god is detestable. it is certainly more crimes. and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide because one of the things that i for an international lawyer talking about people that are familiar with international law. so there needs to be the intent to establish the case against incorrect has or do is because it's on buses from israel on presence or do on severely condemned again. israel's actions that summits in react over the weekend. do you think we're going to see more more countries f

and the u. n. a is wrong with that issue. the secretary did what is simply wrong because the code for c spy, that leaves come us in power means. then we're going to have more october, 7th come us has said their own leaders have said after the october, 7th massacre of these rarely civilian population. they have said, given the opportunity, they would do it again and again and again. all right, that means no. butchering about doubting the right one of these really women to understand what i told you in the, in the has it been wrong. but, but let me ask you this. even if you manage to eradicate, i'm off infrastructure in gaza. their ideas, their international backers and other militant groups wishing to wipe is real off, the map will prevail. so what does the end game here? i don't agree with the assumption in your question, i apologize, but i don't think it's true. you defeated the west defeated isis in syria and iraq, and in both countries. they were better off with that isis. and in the same way, gaza will be better off with

files and trunks of a daily, it also claims that house to have completely collapse. meanwhile, the u. n. a said food medicine and rules i have now, leach northern garza, we had form of this month for me for the past. i'm going to present this is the 1st because i have some opportunity to help with this situation, particularly in the city and the north of come beyond dire and deep of hundreds of thousands. there are still in need for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allow 200 the trucks to go through the cursing border winds. the average before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days. and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because it's an, as controlling the aides and use us as a tool to capture more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent or more than $40000.00 people who would killed us or so then women and the only people in this situation in the so