so they can leap d u n, d u and 8 groups have already won that the military operation in overcrowded drop. i would have catastrophic consequences. the flood displays philistines, it's unclear that they are supposed to go next and hear about tv is with the aid for care for the middle east and north africa region. we asked if there is any place left in gaza where people can find refuge. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report and what i hear from my colleagues and what trees you from under the many didn't international organizations like you in agencies. unfortunately, i was calling to see considered as the last a safe space to go to or to take refuge and gaza. women use that there might be able to, to envision all the people in the bank and gaza in the area on becoming very, very, a cost change with the fact that there are no other places to move to. these are people who, 678, even 10 times across the last 4 months. and this, this is very risky for them. and even for us, when we talk about very small number of staff members like my team, we don't have clear guidance on wh

so they can leap d u n. d, u and 8 groups have already won that the military operation in overcrowded drop. i would have catastrophic consequences for displace palestinians. it's unclear that they are supposed to go next and hundreds of people have rallied in tel aviv demanding the resignation of this rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. families of hostages still being held by him, austin say not enough as being done to bring their loved ones home. an angry crowd marched on israel's military headquarters that he has been fizzle and was there the battle lines are drawn between the demons, sprinklers and police. the 1000 strong, the 1000 strong crowd outside military headquarters. police are now moving in some of the votes back just a do the protest as things are raging tipping points here until i be the new taking away. well, throughout the day they show that the police shame on you what they're doing is they're attacking posters and arresting peaceful protesters and attacking them. soaking them, trampli

so they can leap d u n. d u and 8 groups have already won that the military operation in overcrowded drop off would have catastrophic consequences. a slug displeased philistines, it's unclear that they are supposed to go next about tv is with the a group care for the middle east and north africa region. we asked her if there's any place left in gaza where people can find refuge. unfortunately, like what we have seen in your report and what i hear from my colleagues and we're 3 you from one of the many did international organizations like you and agencies. unfortunately the was can see considered as the last a safe space to go to or to take refuge and in gaza. women use the might be admitted to the invasion. oh, that'd be from the bank and gaza in the area on becoming very, very, a cost change with the fact that there are no other places to move to. these are people who 678, even 10 times across the last 4 months. and this, this is very risky for them. and even for us, when we talk about very small number of s

so they can leap d u n. d, u and 8 groups have already warned that the military operation in overcrowded drop off would have catastrophic consequences for displace palestinians. it's unclear that they are supposed to go next. drill a semi circle joins me from jerusalem. sammy, an offensive interview off a could mean high civilian casualties. so give us a deeper sense of why is really, is believe a push there is so crucial. the yeah, the, the, it will be very uh, bloody and uh, i can tell you the, the now in the sofa said the, the if is really not. and rough. uh, then it would be no victory. so the whole outcome of the war depends on the capturing of alpha. alpha is the last stronghold of how much in the gaza strip and ones is really will take over rough. uh, it will be able to say that it has destroyed the chain of command. all the different, the tale ends of the how must therefore remaining battalions according to these were in the military, inside the guns. so on top of that, it's the border between a gaza

the e u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to rude out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as the congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the data, the norwegian refugee council told dw, that if and evacuating a rough was ordered, there's nowhere else for people to go. there are very few options left for people to seek safety in gaza. nowhere is safe anymore. over 1000000 people fled to gossen with moved into gaza on the basis around the roof on the basis that it was a

the e u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax. oh, just as a congestion in rough has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you nation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed relief supplies. the family of a 6 year old palestinian guild, who had called rescue was the help 12 days ago. say she has been found to date and read job was trapped in a call with the bodies of did relatives. after they had tried to flee gaza and came on to fly. 2 paramedics from the palestinian red crescent, went to rescue him. they have also thing founded yo

the e u. n. d u n. are also expressing alarm and israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there. the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of rough as population make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground attacks. oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major pop you lation center in the gaza strip. is really troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. he receives the acting deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa region care he bow welcome back to the double. you know, the is really prime minister is asked the army to draw up evacuation plans. there's talks of giving civilians what he calls safe passage, but where to is there any place left and gone so where people c

the e u n. d u n. are also expressing alarm at israel's plans to evacuate rafa in order to root out from us militants. it says our hold up there, the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs, say the unprecedented density of our offers population, make it nearly impossible to protect civilians in the event of ground, a tax oh, just as a congestion in rough or has reached a point where normal routes are blocked by tents set up by families seeking any flat clean surface available. roughly is the last major part relation center in the gaza strip is rarely troops have yet to enter. it's also the main point of access for desperately needed released supplies. some of the deed of the norwegian refugee cancel told me and is really ground defensive in rafa, would have dire consequences for the distribution of 8. well, what we're hearing from oust off on the ground. the internet's off is that the conditions are already dire. with seeing widespread diseases even start ation amongst the populations. so a

a d u n. during the u. n. s, the me thing, when the u. s. feel to, but in the nation, of course is a fairly important player. it's the largest, most of the country in the world has a very strong cause for the policy and people. how do you feel as an, as administer, re presenting indonesia and in this, in this circuit of international leaders who don't seem to do anything at the moment? i always mentioned that indonesia will take any possible avenue to defend justice, to defend humanity. and to be with the palestinian people, because as i mentioned to us already over 70 years, and i recall what happened in bundled the s u f because some it was in 9055 in 1955. boston is the only country who did not enjoy freedom of independence yet. so we quoted the policy union a people n again number 2 because it is a number in the constitution. and number 3 though i o. o, always mentioned that the issue of policy then is nothing to do with the religious issue. it is the principal, but i think the voice of indonesia as the largest, most of them population i

seen as one of the highlights of the u. n's advocacy in congo, and helping congress take control of its own board as the president is the caddy. as said, the 4 and the d. u. n. force must leave and it's due to scroll down until routes by the end of this year. he seems now to be belie, moving to help from allies from southern africa to try and take control of those tv proven noncom web. the covering that for us from nairobi and kenya, thank you so much malcolm. well, we can now speak to along with connie. he's in government in eastern d. c for us a lot. i understand some of the images from the fighting of being transferred to where you are in government. took us through the situation now. well this additional needs little bit calling the right now because the, the armies go finding that today our portfolio in the city of 2nd and also the monday which we did and for, for the subject policies, as, as described by the committee with the money to, to push back the m 22 levels out of the town. but this rebel, they steal the picking of the vantage because the opposition on the right to now they are on the mountain on a seat on doing that. the tone of sockets

the d u. n had been warning of tragedies like this since december. all 2300000 people in gaza are facing forced salmon. desperate palestinians are scavenging for wanton food. forced to eat leaves an even animal feed. the situation is catastrophic in the north. oh, my young man now shall. we have no time, no flower, and we are very tired because of tongue go. i will dock some ice hut because a sigh of smoke. i don't mean that we have become pale due to her and god. and we can stand on our feet because of the tongue. i like a feed into the office. i've got to them that are the mother's health is worsening . nursing mothers are unable to complete the lung patients here to the children affecting the health of the children and also eating food that lacks essential nutrients for that growth. agency say is really, bonds are still blocking them from reaching those in dire need. un says and immediate humanitarian ceasefire is the only way to avoid standing in gaza. it's more in that in the coming weeks. at least 10000 children under the age of 5 will suffer l

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor imaging, the operations are sometimes performs here as well. and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wounds or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the . ready rescue teams rush, the volume is the hospitals and rafa office ready strikes overnight can move in a dozen in southern and central gosh. the hello. i'm dire in jordan, this is out. is there a life? and also coming goes that has become additional module for the territory has been destroyed. the w h o chief appealed for an immediate cease fire and gaza. so allows .

for dawson's d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied west bank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor calling get out, get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration on the agency to leave the region entirely to israel has claimed that 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks, and many agency workers are affiliated with him. us for other tara groups in gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees no future for the agency. for civil administration of gauze, i won't be able to be carried out by those who support and

d. u n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a life on so many invest. 16 volunteers say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the latest news as it breaks, ukraine has made vast improvements to the defenses around its major cities. with detailed coverage, the former president is expected to appeal this decision, but it's just one of many legal issues he's facing in the run up to the november election from around the well, the rising ground water is contaminated with sewage. less than 6 percent of the homes and suite them are connected to the government sewage network. the the latest victims of these rails were o

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the the hello there. i'm just ozzy attain this isn't use our line from the coming up in the next 16 minutes. forced famine in gaza. how israel is using deliberate starvation as a weapon of war against palestinian civilians. the tale and panic and golf is the largest functioning hospital officer is waiting for cisco in the facility district housman.

been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in human hands. greenberg, d. u. n. special envoy for you and then addressed the council. rising regional attentions linked to the board garza, and in particular the military escalation in the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts to have as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region of dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the region. and al 0 is gabriel alexander reports now from the un headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to the security council is held that has been open, where we get a chance to really green what's going on at least with the situation in terms of the un officials that are in charge of this piece. process there, and certainly last year, the internationally recognized

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i took care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strikes, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers that say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. hodge, i mean, to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any of your thoughts. providing answers my question to you. all the good coups i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us veto in the security council. this is a may just something go because it did x or to hear the story on told to how does era the the color that i'm just going to the time. this is

the wild d u. n. word and stuff that she monetary and situation in gauss is becoming even more dire doctors out a northern hospital there that's being bombed by the idea of several times in recent days are struggling to provide aid after the facility was heavily damaged. looked a reporter, my mood sub i filed this from the c to me was such that i was at the most if i think this is the out of hospital in the tellos, a tower area of northern guys. um, they just come under a number of strikes throughout the war. need this really artillery directly targeting the building. we can now speak with local dr. muhammed sally la, please tell us about the conditions at the hospital after the repeated attacks by the idea of national. we have been providing health services to the citizens of northern gauze from the beginning of these rarely aggression or the hospital was besieged rate team days. and it was targeted full times, many of its medical personnel were killed, in addition to the rest of the hospital direct

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many inver fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. hard hitting interviews as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all. the good coups i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb, toe in the security council. this is a major stumbling block, is the problem to access it. you hear the story on talk to how does era of ukraine a father frontline, a mother and children can

delivery of relief items, developmental people and all the cars are and it's not only humanitarian a d u. n is saying that the entire agricultural system of gaza is on the brink of collapse. everything from the fishing industry, food production to everything. areas that are being bombed agricultural areas and also of farms or areas where they used to be productive. but the people have been forced to move out of those areas. the un saying that in the most likely scenario, agricultural production will have collapsed in the northern part of the gaza strip . by next month. they say in their words, we are already seeing this collapse today, gabriel's on the out just either at the united nations in new york. earlier my colleague fully bought the boat spoke to i have not, i will, has not, he's a media advisor for the you, an agency for palestinian refugees. he told us that the situation in gaza is dire. you know, talking about hundreds of thousands of but it goes on that actually starving. and then aust, impossible because this type on the gaza city. so what we are seeing, the, you know, pushing p

d u n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict works out of their existence. that slowed ship as a principal present, asked as a correspondence with any breaking the story we want to hear from those people who with normally not get that voices heard on the international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud all was when we covered the fullness quake of 2015 at the terrible natural disaster. and a story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be then to tell the people story. it was very important at

over and over again is while these rulings, while these hearings are significant, as long as o u, d u n. international community at large western governments, the united states specifically continues to shield israel from any sort of consequence, no matter how well meaning these international court rulings and hearings may be and will not have any sort of practical impact on making the lives of palestinians in the occupied territories, any better. thanks have or save us or have you that for us in the model. i think you to fight bowls and stores as the from the hague is a senior legal adviser of human rights watch mr. polls and can help you with this on the program. what we sort of look at a cool case. what it seems that is the case to be proved and guilty to be ascertained. i mean the i, c, j is different. it's not, it's either either side, in fact is looking for an opinion, but doesn't bounce by default, require someone to be right and to be wrong. yes, what will happen in this call? okay, so the i c j is the combo issue. what's called an advisory opinion, and probably in a few months,

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strikes, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers that say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, i'm the saw the attain. this is in use our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes forced famine and goals or how israel is using deliberate starvation as a weapon of war against palestinian civilians. the tales in panic and golf is the largest functioning hospital up. is there any flights of storms that facilitate the strips? health ministries has patients at alaska are in extreme danger with the space patients and people who take

d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with a gunshot wound, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many invest fixing volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. siberia once hailed the salvation as technology instead, instead of in fear, do you miss the rise of anxiety? overwhelmed? lots of agency apocalypse may be on the levels how online hopes and fears shape our existence. the utility of the information that you're receiving becomes smaller and smaller. oh my god, you mean my faith is dependent on the health of the planet? yes. okay. do more on that. just if a child does not die from the bombing, he will die from the cold that no cl

the d u. n had been warning of tragedies like this since december. all 2300000 people in gaza are facing forced salmon. desperate palestinians are scavenging for wanton food, forced to eat leaves and even animal feed. the situation is catastrophic in the north of miami natural pain. and we have no tunnel flour, and we are very tied because of tongue go. i will box them as hot because a sigh of smoke. i don't mean that we have become pale the to hung up and we can stand on our feet because of the tongue. i like a feed into the office. i've got to them that are the mothers health is worsening. nursing mothers are unable to complete the lack of patients period for the children affecting the health of the children. also eating food that lacks essential nutrients for that growth. agency say is really, bonds are still blocking them from reaching those dire need. un says an immediate humanitarian ceasefire is the only way to avoid standing in gaza. it's more in that in the coming weeks. at least 10000 children under the age of 5 will suffer life threatening

it support forces d u n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well. and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds, or shrapnel from an artillery strike, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the hunting, the hungry israel open saw the room palestinians trying to reach a truck. sing garza, the punch. so robin, this is out of their lives in the hall coming up in the next tall phone. fisherman, the falls from the walls are biased. ready to guns.

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d u. n says 70 percent of hospitals around the country aren't functioning. i study business administration but came here because most medics have left the capital. i take care of distributing the medicines. we have 570 patients who come to get medication for chronic illnesses. minor emergency operations are sometimes performed here as well . and the center also receives patients with gunshot wounds or shrapnel from artillery strikes, serving as a lifeline to many investigating volunteers and say they'll continue to do what they can to help those left to believable by the conflict. the more and during the war on gaza and killed by starvation, a 2 month old baby dies. that a cute now nutrition, the time 0 venue, it's good to have you with us. this is elsa 0 line from the also coming up is really air strikes targets, central and southern gaza at least 8 thomas daniels are killed in the city of ruffled the thousands. it is released protest intel, of these demanding immediate elections and an exchange deal for the captives held in gaza and the west african region

gaza were calls are drawing against a large scale is really military offensive in this offer, the u. n. d u. s. and agencies say an attack on the city would be a catastrophe. more than 1000000 displaced people are sheltering. the air and water being cold in dire conditions is really a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has ordered the fall army to find a large scale operation, as well as the evacuation of palestinians that guides us health ministry size, at least a 117 people have been killed in his really strikes in the past 24 hours. the metatags being bombing homes and demolishing others. the bodies of a 6 year old palestinian girl and 5 family members have been found every 2 weeks after they went missing. and the hardships elder sister called for help after is where the soldiers attacked their car in gaza. city to pod emetics, who went to rescue her, were also killed. is there any forest of signs of naso hospital and con eunice snipers are being targeting palestinians in and around the facility. the army is ordered, people sheltering in nearby schools to leave town. a couple resume is

u. n. i d, i on now that snow tournament since the institution within the u. n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what some past say. it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to ok as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually

u. n. i d, i on know that some of the tournaments institute institution within the u. n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what can pass. say it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a new to onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively, this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to ok as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually pr