u. n. through various other international organizations to reach a negotiated settlement with the right is riley's to see the creation of a palestinian state. we haven't got any way. that is why we all here at the international court. i'm not as while you're on the call to rule that the occupation is illegal. all right, thanks so much. but it's smith as well that spring and chris doyle, he's the director of the council for our british understanding, joins us now from london. good. have you with us? what do you make of the case argument today? did it have any visible impacts on the quote? it is hard to know what the judges will make of that, but this is very much typical of a long standing british possession. i'm afraid that wants to see international law shifted aside. so the in favor of political negotiations will be the on to need to speak of at the moment between his role and the palestinians. it creates this conflict as if it is one of 2 equal positives. israel and palestine living side by side

u. n. 38th trucks passed through and on saturday, that was just full truck. so not nearly enough for the civilians sheltering in gauze a who desperately need this aid. once it gets through, it's beset with problems with st looting. people literally stealing stuff off the truck so so desperate time where there's also a security issue and, and distribution is incredibly difficult, but it's not just once it gets through even getting it through has been an issue which i've been spending some time looking at it yesterday i spent the day with protesters who were trying to stop the trucks going through at being searched to be inspected by is around and going through intake. also, let's take a look to this port should be processing much needed food donations for garza. but it's not the is randy government isn't about what we've own. run the agency task with distributing the aide and it's blocked its passage. shipping containers of rice flour chick pays and even cooking oil enough to fade more than a 1000000 people for about a month. a stock here in the port city of a

mates only 20 percent of the roughly 580 trucks that used to enter a gaza daily are getting through the u. n. saves the entire population. is that imminent risk of famine and babies and young children are most at risk? while this factory is a welcome relief, it's only a fraction of what's needed due to the war and see each the price of doing this has become very high. people cannot afford to buy them for their children. it is also a temporary solution. supplies role materials will eventually run out. and the wise, these workers are vulnerable. did they ever present the threats from above? anyone would just eat a rough gauze. 05 and a half 1000 expect and some others are going to give birth and gaza in the next month. many of them don't know if they'll be able to give birth safely. the united nations population fund agency estimates, but 52000 women are pregnant. right now, in gauze, on, around a $180.00 babies are being delivered daily. 5 and a half thousands women are due to give birth within the next month. it's estimated more than 800 of them, may suffer complications. and then real fast,

mates only 20 percent of the roughly 580 trucks that used to enter a gaza daily are getting through the u. n. saves the entire population. is at imminent risk of famine and babies and young children are most at risk. while this factory is a welcome relief, it's only a fraction of what's needed due to the war and see each the price of doing this has become very high. people cannot afford to buy them for the children. it is also a temporary solution. supplies ro, materials will eventually run out. and the why these workers are vulnerable to the ever present the threats from above. and even more, i would just eat a rough gauze health facilities in front of us struggling to cope with a number of people now sheltering. then the strain on infrastructure is increased by the number of babies that arrive each day. stephanie decor reports on. if it's to help causes mothers cough with welcoming newborns into a was on imagine suddenly being ordered to leave your home. everything you've built and worked for your safe space. and now you live here, one among hundreds of thousands in the tent in open land.

and the policy names will say they have tried through the u. n. another international for to reach and negotiated solution with these riley's but they haven't golf anyway. that is why they have a, the international court of justice. a bonus smith. i'll just, sarah the hate. the now on the eve of the 2 year anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine diplomats gathered in new york, the foreign ministers and representatives from around the world addressed the united nations, including russia and ukraine. gabriel and his own, the reports from new york. with his country facing a shortage of ammunition and losses on the battlefield. ukraine's foreign minister came to new york with a message. those who say that ukraine just needs to negotiate with russia and, and the war. either you informed or never followed what happened between 20142022. during that 8 years ukraine and russia held approximately 200 rounds of peace negotiations in various forms and made 20 ceasefire agreements. all of these piece efforts. and it's 2 years ago at the united

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we know that 10 to 15 percent of the world's commerce flows right through here. the u. s. n u k. have launch several is facts against who's the target india. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they want stuff until the end. it's month long. go and gaza. this all the way up to charlotte and the senate in support of the posting and people's just cause. and in response to the american british aggression on our country. the many who see armed forces carried out 3 qualitative military operations. the 1st operation was conducted by the missile force and the unmanned aerial vehicles of the many armed forces targeting zionist enemies in southern occupied post starting was allowed hostilities in the red sea a significantly affecting global trade with european shipping companies. feeling the pinch ships being rerouted to avoid the suez canal, increasing transit times and costs. but experts are skeptical additional military intervention, both due to the rainy impact fees. the fact that the united states has designated the hudy's, the terrorist organi

, it's only 20 percent of the roughly 580 trucks that used to enter a gaza daily are getting through the u. n. saves the entire population. is that imminent risk of famine and babies and young children are most at risk? while this factory is a welcome relief, it's only a fraction of what's needed due to the war and see each the price of joyce's has become very high people kennel so. so to find them so they children, it is also a temporary solution. supplies rule materials will eventually run out. and the why these workers are vulnerable to the ever present the threats from above and even more, i would just eat a rough gauze. well since october, the seventy's riley military's increase check points across the occupied westbank that goes on delays and the even falls, palestinian mothers to give bath on the road. it bring me pull some building in the occupied westbank. instead of these cries, it could have been dead silence if it wasn't for grandmother and how i feel about how was in labor after midnight trying to get to a hospital. a close is really me. the 3 check point stood in the way tract.

and the palestinians will say they have tried through the u. n. another international for to reach and negotiated solution with these riley's but they haven't golf anyway. that is why they have the international court of justice. and it's me, i'll just say era, the hate experts working for the un commission of for human rights say, any transfer of weapons to israel, likely to be used in gaza, would violate humanitarian law. the experts said, states should not transfer any weapon or ammunition. if facts or past patterns of behavior indicates that they would be used to violate international law, the experts report welcome to a decision by the netherlands to hold the export the parts for f 35 fighter jets. they also said the i c j's january 26 ruling, but there is a plausible risk of a genocide and gaza heights and the need for an arms embargo on israel. this sean bell is the military and list an advisor for universal defense and security solutions in the u. k. shaun, thank you for joining us. this our the wording of this i said reading between the l

mates only 20 percent of the roughly 580 trucks that used to enter a gaza daily are getting through the u. n. saves the entire population. is that eminent risk of famine and babies and young children are most at risk. while this factory is a welcome relief, it's only a fraction of what's needed due to the war and see each the price of joyce's has become very high. people cannot afford to buy them for the children. it is also a temporary solution. supplies role materials will eventually run out. and the why these workers are vulnerable to the ever present the threats from above. and even more, i would just eat a rough gauze. the health facilities and profit struggling to cope with a number of people now sheltering. the strain on infrastructure is increased by the number of babies that arrive each day. stephanie decor reports on if it's down, kansas. now this cup with welcoming new bones into a was on imagine suddenly being ordered to leave your home, everything you built and worked for your safe space. now you live here one among hundreds of thousands in the tent in open land. during winter,

through the government. there was internet, there was u. n h the at which time site, you know, used to and then in the 1950s we also had u n. k r i, which was created for created refugee. so that was the norm at the time. it wasn't until 1967 that you in a sea of monday with you know, that's the lights and then you are essentially them withdraw. i think that's the 1st thing that's really important to keep in mind here because that often gets lost and it's all, it's been noise around this issue. the other thing to keep in mind is that inner has a much more restricted monday to this day. then you and actually i have not only and who is that through the, in the kind of work it does. and where is mandated solely to provide relief services to palestine. refugees in the 5 deals where it was, as i called you and it should be out by contrast, is also mandated to dispute. durable solution for, for general position, 2 cases of displacement and to provide protection to the refugee is that it works with. so tell us the product time refugees are actually

step 2 of these really inspections all united nations deliveries us up through the economy level asylum crossing. while non u. n. a is currently being rerouted to egypt and enters via the rafa crossing steps 3, the supplies, the offloaded on the console side of the boat to collected by humanitarian agencies sorted and then distributed across the strip. the all huddled at each stage at the board is, is really protest this have been trying to delay deliveries despite the government designating the crossings as a military zone. with security inspections are conducted by co get the coordination of government activities in the territories. a unit of the is rarely defense department. it decides what is allowed into gaza and what spend the same unit is responsible for overseeing is really policies in the occupied westbank. the international aid agencies have to be increasingly one to 5 minute gaza accusing israel of blocking the entry of food and much needed supplies. but the head of co got unit has refuted the accusations saying this, the problem lies with the international organization processing and receiving the a

refugees coming in to libya, but lived in official se thousands of entered through the l cook road crossing in recent weeks. the u. n says there are more than a 130000, so the needs migrants already in libya. they make up more than 20 percent of the migrant population. with the fighting in some done, many fear for the safety of their families, back home, a hole, how much sun but she is carpet says many have not been able to escape the violets. and so then when they got any idea, it's really sad. oh forget extremely well, i read about a family. the people are dying in the homes from shelling, you know, some people are dying on the streets from that tried to flee to save 80 s. how much and others in the sudanese just for a here in libya, hopes of fighting will soon come to an end and their children may 1 day return to a stable and prosper us through the mouth. trina, which is 0 tripoli, russian troops have come to a village in east and ukraine, also ukrainian troops withdrew. you're planning on me, come on. the said the streets is an attempt to reinforce nearby towns and contain the russian advance. the nearby city of

through the sentence. all we're going to let that stay in the u. n. warrens of quote, epic suffering and the world turning a blind eye toward for and so done where $700000.00 children are said to be facing life threatening mountain nutrition. a 6 year old palestinian girl whose story went viral after she was missing, when her family's car was shut out, inside goes up by the adf is fund along with the red present commission center risk, you're hurt. humanitarian grouping calls it a deliberate telling also this the payoff son, crime reins in hate t as protesters called for the ice thing of the car to be in countries prime.

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increasing since the start of the war between the army and the power made it through rapid support forces. last april, the u. n says the cost of an average basket of food has increased by 8 to 8 percent since the conflict began traitors the one of the reasons behind the price rises is difficulties in getting good spokesmen at some things we have here are imported. there's been an increase in the price of foreign currency. so the cost of food commodities has also increased. and especially because we also have to add a small profit margin. so customers that come in by less and less because their money hasn't increased in value or amount. the world bank forecast inflation to reach nearly 160 percent this year. the value of this is denise bound. currency has sunk. fuel costs have increased to the ongoing fighting and destruction of factories means that goods now take longer to make it to market by the same. and yet they all made sense. but now come from one state. when in the positive came from another, they'll also others that fact owners had to relocate, so they include the cost of relocation on the price of mad

u. n is wanting of widespread funding in gaza with wyoming for people facing starvation as food delivery struggles to get through the majority of a trucks cross through rafa on egypt, board. and we've garza but heavy bombardments, who's hampering efforts following us pressure. israel open the form of goods crossing that kind of push along as well as an inspection station. and it's on a boat top vein blockaded by is riley protests. the deputies rebecca. the races reports not from the port city of ash don't to this port should be processing much needed food donations for garza, but it's not the is riley government isn't about what we've owned. run the agency task with distributing the aide and it's blocked its passage. shipping containers of rice flour chick pays and even cooking oil enough to fade more than a 1000000 people for about a month. a stock here in the fort city of ash dollars less than 70 kilometers from rough us. and the people who so desperately made it, all these people are making it even harder to a to get through. the group is really protest as a rep and it's on a border crossing with egypt trying

u. n said that it would not be a party to another force displacement, but is real said it has, it will go through with this ground defensive me and that have been reports of fresh strikes is riley strikes on on 11 on. can you give us an update on the situation that that's right. there seems to be an ongoing exchange of fire and of bombings across the lebanese southern border and is really northern border which has been going on basically since the, just after the october 7th. i'm us. terror attacks has the law as a strong iran barked a militant group which is real considered. consider the terrace group, which controls the south of lebanon, and it has fired into israel. israel has responded to just recently, yesterday there was an attack by has below which reach deeper into is really territory. then we've seen so far, killing one idea of soldier and israel responded ferociously with several attacks across the south 11 on killing 10 civilians, including several children. they also were able to kill 3, has the militants, at least 3, including one senior commander which has greatly angered the leader

refugees coming into libya, but lived in official se thousands of entered through the l cook road crossing in recent weeks. the u. n says there are more than a 130000 and so they needs migrants already in libya, they make up more than 20 percent of the migrant population with the fighting in sudan. many fear for the safety of their families, back home. oh, how much sun but she, it says many have not been able to escape the violence in sudan when they got any idea. it's really sad. oh, good, extremely valued about our family. people are dying in the homes from shelling. you know, some people are dying on the streets from that tried to flee to safe areas. how much and others in the sudanese just for a here in libya, hopes of fighting will soon come to an end. and their children may 1 day return to a stable and prosperous through the mouth. trina, which is 0. tripoli, a sort of head hale now. is there a final arguments of the instructional court of justice with calls for judges to rule israel, occupation of tell us of the entire truth as a legal and building barricades in brussels. how farm is drive that protest to th

also studying at n y u, the biggest private university in the states considering her paws to johnny was anything but a given. well my, you know, between my trauma that i've been through between being the criminal justice system homeless or the maxine violence survivor. i works on my young stuff that is not my fault um that i am loved the people that do care for me and you can do anything that you put your mind. and so all i think confidence is a very key point to these kids who go through all being in the shelter because some kids in virus and yes, to make them for you, debbie, worthy. elsie has managed to come a long way. john, i'm so we also hoped to be able to stand on their own 2 feet. 2 in spite of everything, the state of tennessee ever since he was born i for the time is in there. i feel like a monk. good bye. in a week there's no time to think is everything is happening before i know where we're going to be on living in the apartment with us because i've done the most that i've ever done in my entire life. when it comes to like trying to be responsive to being on top of everything, getting everything that we need together know all the paperwork, all the infor

u. n is pushing together a group of senior officials to audit on. one of the launch is through monetary and provide it in the gaza strip. they'll check whether the un agency has done enough in response to is really allegations that 12 of its stuff were involved in the toy the 7th attacks. the investigation will be led by catherine call, or non d form, or french foreign minister. the review group will begin with later this month and is expected to publish its findings in april as go to our correspondent kristen salumi. she's joining us live from the united nations and sun, much at stake with this investigation, crushed and given on what is a lifeline for millions of palestinian refugees. not justin gaza, but the region yes. clearly and attend by the united nations to restore confidence in i'm right. after allegations that 12 of its employees took part in the october 7th attacks on israel. but this in panel that was announced today by the un secretary general. i actually will work in a parallel with another investigation that's taking part place by or under i should say, the offi

through the primaries. cbs news projects trump defeated his one-time ambassador to the u. n.ikki haley in michigan's republican primary. also projects president biden won the state's democratic primary. but despite the landslide win for biden, some voters in michigan which has the nation's largest arab population, vowed to vote uncommitted because of the president's stance on the war in gaza. both candidates are expected to shift focus on immigration with dualing trips to the southern border in texas tomorrow. >>> congress is facing a partial guilt multiple sources close to the situation confirm to cbs news that house speaker mike johnson has put a new short term offer on the table. lawmakers have until this saturday to hammer out a deal. nicole? >>> well, some tough news for bay areaive yen employees on wednesday morning. the job cuts at the electric car maker. >>> plus, are you enjoying some flap jacks right now to start your day? how much do you re >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so whe

through the much type of game changer and the conflict we got. you covered dotsie dot com the all right, the guys are now with the u. n. world food program is suspending a deliveries to the northern parts of the gang place. that decision leaves countless palestinians that facing famine. at the age stop, age will reportedly remain in place and so it's possible to be safely distributed for the welfare programs said the new polls is due to quote the collapse of civil order during distribution. because the truth is, recent times of c, k, else delivery trucks have brought food to local. so the so called symbol disorder, not the only issue of the crowd have displaced the palestinians, so it'd gather to get food from a trucks and gone to the city before to flee. but apparently, id of forth is open fire. some of the residents we spoke to cold, the attack ethnic cleansing is become very hard. i've been trying to get humanitarian aid for several hours. this is a war of extermination, and a war famine. this is not a war, this is our night elation to do the north of guys that is suffering from poverty. banks have come in, displac

the region, but uh, basically through the whole of the country, the age that is coming is really diminishing, as we know on the 2nd full day one kid and a kid by the u. n. has been funded over to us here. right. i'm just letting me know whether or not it's a serious problem. there's a hung could be they gave her honda. thank you very much for talking with us today from all these all by thank you very much. we're taking this very seriously and getting into that. i still don't know. he's considered hollywood royalty with a body of work spending decades and over 40 feature films. and so it seems only fitting that martin scorsese should be handed an honorary golden bear for his lifetime. achievement at this huge belly, not a film festival. is a look at his pioneering work. speak to your suicide. you jump bill. you didn't tell him to leave to go. i told him to leave the guy the judge in martin scorsese's latest film killers of the flower, moon, robert de niro. and leon harder dicaprio are out to murder wealthy members of the osage native american tribes. it's a true story with the hallmarks of square says these 5 decades film, career, humanities, violence d

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees that a half of the 1900000 people displaced in gaza. all sheltering in unreal buildings as its head is now wanting funding costs undermine the aid framework and gaza comes through the government and response. so in the, the gets a street for one basically easy overall provides the overall dimension platform to the international community and the weakening of what today will we can out overall a capacity to respond to unprecedented human to need. and also uh, at the time the international court of justice is asking the international community to step up, the intend response not to taking task community on the i'd also to each way at the, at the same time, the call of this quantum and basically with the on demand this objective, it is right, they will pines have carried out at least 12 as strikes and se 11 and they talked it has the last stronghold of why the saluki via raids, follow the killing of an is riley soldier and the rock of attack wednesday so the was singled a civilian death tone and never then since the war and gaza began with the killing of at least 10 civilians and 3 has 4 law sciences. so in a hold of this new, the building that was bummed and nove

fighting and through don, between the army and the power military route, that support forces has created a humanitarian catastrophe. certain huge numbers of people with starvation. the u. n says 18000000 student e is facing food shortages that's twice as many as last year. it's estimated that 3 and a half 1000000 children will suffer from acute mound nutrition. this year has fried prices rise and shortages increase around $700000.00 just in the already severely malnourished and require specialized life saving treatment. around 3000000 children are among the millions more forced from their homes since april. that's the largest number of internally displaced children. anyway. have a morgan has worn out from port sit on the flop, sala has brought to a 9 month old. my look to this nutrition center in the eastern city of boats for them to stop her from starving to death. the conflict between the army and the power military rapids support forces forced her to leave her home and heart to. she says repeated displacement has left her 2 week to nurse her daughter. some of this is that right? and i said, i don't eat enough to produce smoke for her. i don't have the money to buy foo