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u. s. military stays with the move the golf up here to israel, our stop port to protect it from stormy sieve. the us build the a used for a deliveries the gulf of. i'm at the ward between israel and come off will be moved temporarily to prevent it from breaking apart. deliveries by other period will continue when the si come. doctors without borders, say, fighting in the busiest. so do i need city of alpha shed has killed more than 220 people. it's the latest flash point in the war between the army and the bottom of the 3 group rapids support forces. so don's armies sees that has killed a senior, auto suff will come on in a session. sonata looks video, a cold, a new shed has equipped former president mohammed of zoom, office in unity facing the way for the bullying. when dr. charging with high treason was on, was ousted in a cool deal in december. the quote of the west african block equal was ordered, has immediate release as temperature will continue to rise across the globe. scientists are constantly searching for ways to tackle the climate crisis. one potential solution is c weight which

u. s. onto steve sweeney has moved. now it's been a very long emotional, but joyous at 12 hours. i've not slept really since the news broke. i've been up all night speaking to lawyers speaking to friends of judy and campaigners activists . and we're all sharing really this sense of disbelief now. you know, we've spent the last 14 years in the coin right outside, so i was present. we attended protests and ronnie's handed out leaflets. we issued petitions coding for the songs to be released even a 10 day both in quantities of waiting set of ration. so today's news is obviously extreme, the welcome c duty and leaving the united kingdom on the airplane from style instead, apple now come pay. there's a game we've been discussing this for years. not really. and, and the overriding view is this case is deeply political. it involves really freedom of expression, press freedom, the right for jordan, this to publish information that are in the public interest and also for the right of the public to receive that information. but of course judy and faced the full force of the state. well, 2

u. s. supplied rocket launcher on the move in the front line park called region. the vehicle was seen reaching cover inside of warehouse, which was then bomb by moscow's forces, repeated bluff up. the ukrainian military side indicated also contained a large stock pile of a munition. i discussed the latest developments with a totally more correspondent. i'm 3 electricity is key of that part of targeting of russian civilians is a sign of desperation and that's where effort. fortunately, we continue to see such a thought against the set them up near the bar, the between the roof and effort and ukraine and the personally, i don't understand why you can not make continuing to keep such targets where a simple know may 33rd a 3rd look at the russian troops in the north of ukraine, a combined effort there at lot of ukrainian soldiers killed a lot of movement on the front line, pushing forward by russia. is this one way the key of things? well, this is, this is the way to respond. we instead of going head to head with rushes, perhaps superior firepower, let's just go after

u. s. federal reserve has moved interest rates dramatically over the last 5 years. in late 2019, the rates was between 1.5 to 2.25 percent. on march 16th 2020, the fed caught the rate 2020.25 percent in a move to cope with corona virus pandemic, economic downtime. the fed raised rates by quarter percentage point 2 years later in response to high inflation that followed post pandemic. economic recovery rates was raised steadily each month until july 2023. and they've stayed at 5.25 to 5.5 percent. since then, as william lee is the chief economist of the american institute, he says it's not clear yet whether they'll be a right called before the presidential election. or even though we got some very good news about inflation, not getting worse or the month to month change, us has been should 0 increase in prices, which is a very good thing. but unfortunately, the servers are, is looking forward to more fundamental changes, not worse. inflation itself has not decided. we return to 2 percent. i'm not even on a path that position to say that we're going to work 3 percent

u. s. detroit and force is roped into moving forward with the cease fire deal. the certainly feels like way back stage. israel is, has its grave concerns over the 3 phases of this, these 5 deal. it says it's willing to try and commit to the 1st one, which is a 6 week ceasefire plus the release of some captives. but the 3rd one actually looks at the reconstruction of gaza opponents. he's fine. that's something that they probably wouldn't agree to. right now. they were on thanks for that to make on the and amman and jordan. i remember that benjamin that, you know, he's covering his bind out is here in israel and extended that decision indeed on sunday. and that's why him run has been joining us from neighboring jordan. alright, despite that legally binding bite, israel has continued its attacks, right across the street. at least 11 people have been killed, including children, along with multiple offers in the road, tax, northern and central cancer. as well as in and around because of city. it is rarely ami says full of it. soldiers have been killed and 5 seriously

it's been nearly a month since israel moved his tongue send troops into gauze, southernmost city. now the u. s. as a staggering 1000000 people have been forced to flee rafa. it was once a refuge for displaced palestinians from across the strip. many have to move repeatedly to escape is rarely attacks. the un says the now being forced to move again, seeking refuge and destroys facilities. and what it cools on, speaker will conditions see not really ad space that these left of for civilians to, to grow murray then leave is becoming more and more limited. and then more and more product. um it's, it's impossible as of today to move uh from my wasi, where our, some of our practices are to go to are you initially there by law without literally navigating through a wave of people that are everywhere. well, for many as a perilous journey fleeting from one city to the next, with no let up in the us radio strikes across the strip. here's one young policy and mine is jenny, and we'll hear from in just a moment's time. 19 year old help me here is some kind of as a city close to the i'll ship a hospital as

u. s. military says the peer has been moved from guys as close to ashton as well because of bad weather. but you, one hasn't been distribution, food and other emergency supplies arriving via the pay us since early june. that softer, that is really ministry used an area near the peer to evacuate for captives in an operation in which more than 270 palestinians were code actually called hey and has moved from washington dc with the situation and guys a so dire this. mandatory need so urgent, more bad news from the us pentagon saying that had to move that temporary peer that it was using to deliver humanitarian aid into gauze and they cited rough seas. and this is the 1st time that had to move to appear in the past. they've had issues where bad weather, the peer broke apart and beach several ships are an injured service members. now they say it's not that the peer won't come back, but they've also pretty much run out of room on the beach. so there's a holding a staging area where all the humanitarian aid goes. they said they've simply run out of room because again, on june 9th, the world foo

u. s. provides did to ukraine links the use of u. s. provided weapons to ukrainian self defense. we can use a notional example of russians massing on their borders, waiting until the attack moves over the border, loses the 1st move or advantage when it's clearly the russians are clearly getting ready to attack. however, in this case, it's worth pointing out that ukraine fired the missiles into ukrainian territory, the crime in peninsula which russia illegally occupied in 2014. they're trying to get russia out of their own territory so they can reclaim it. cynthia cook that from the center for strategic and international studies, a german foreign minister on a line up the box has repeated a calls for a 2 state solution during a visit to israel, a 8th since the october 7th terrace, attacked by hamas. the policy speech, she focused on the wall and west named monitoring crisis and gather reiterating that she was a friend of israel. a foreign minister criticized it, signed approaches to the war. the book also spoke on the impact of the images of the war or the impact of the images of the world we're having around the world. these images from gaza are traveling the globe, sparking s

u. s. provides student to ukraine lakes the use of u. s. provided weapons to ukrainian self defense. we can use a notional example of russians massing on their borders, waiting until the attack moves over the border, loses the 1st move or advantage when it's clearly the russians are clearly getting ready to attack. however, in this case, it's worth pointing out that ukraine fired the missiles into ukrainian territory, the crime in peninsula which russia illegally occupied in 2014. they're trying to get russia out of their own territory so they can reclaim it. right, and now the criminal and threatening consequences. how likely is it to retaliate and in what form do you think this will take? well, every and increase in capability that the allies have provided to ukraine have led to the same saber rattling public statements. in this case, russia has said time will tell, so they are not being specific about the actions that they're taking. we expect or think of, of kinetic attack when we think of what rusher might do. but i would argue that we have now appear to have lost fee and the consequences in a more, in a different kind. how russia has seen that us as, uh sorry, cynthia, we ha

u. s. military says the p a has been moved from gauze as close to ashton as well because of bad weather. but you and hasn't been distribution food and all the emergency supplies arriving by the p i since early june. that's all that is really military used in the area near the peer to evacuate for captives and in the operation in which more than 270 palace demands were killed . if these 4 is waiting, someone does have been killed in the shoes at a neighborhood of gauze. a city a mazda is doing. the cosign brigade says it's engaged and see us battles with his ready forces. on thursday, 7 bodies will pull from the rubble and shoot ya off to a series of as really strikes. i'll just hear us as my local. the polls have the most cost. i love this entire residential area has be flattened by this really occupation forces. it's now a goes to city as there is no trace of human life, and it's a 100 and how does while still mean we discovered this was a center sheltering display of spell as stands as we were filming. and we found that body wasn't lying over there in the middle of what once was a temp

u. s. provides did to ukraine links the use of u. s. provided weapons to ukrainian self defense. we can use a notional example of russians massing on their borders, waiting until the attack moves over the border, loses the 1st move or advantage when it's clearly the russians are clearly getting ready to attack. however, in this case, it's worth pointing out that ukraine fired the missiles into ukrainian territory, the crime in peninsula which russia illegally occupied in 2014. they're trying to get russia out of their own territory so they can reclaim it. cynthia cook that from the center for strategic and international studies as to now to some other stories making headlines around the world. c. foreign ministers have approved a 1400000000. your military aid package for ukraine is the 1st time that proceeds from frozen russian central bank assets will be used to finance agents. a key. if that used top diplomat does a bro said the funds need to reach ukraine quickly and avoid any blockage. you know that the fire officials in south korea say at least 22 people have been killed in a blaze at a lithium battery factory just south of the capital. so the number of people are still m

u. s. embassy and has criticized the trip, criticizing vietnam for accepting and welcoming flooding or moving to the country, criticizing anyone who gives a quote unquote platform to the bottom or the statement from the u. s. embassy, but essentially be a novice, responded that like russia like the d, b r k. it is determined to follow a foreign policy and a general policy based on its own sovereignty and its own decisions that the government is going to make for itself. the state visits across and presidents of legitimate puts in to vietnam, concerns to be at times foreign policy course though it's independence, self reliance piece, friendship corporation. the tickets are behind me, the russian anthem is being played in the canons are going off as the welcome ceremony is going on shortly. we're going to see the pressing. that'd be a non ours. but uh, like i was saying this rhetoric that we heard from the view, the new side is very similar to what we heard from the dpr k as well in the 1st stop of this diplomatic visit, essentially, that the d, b r k is not gonna lie down in the face of wester

windsor, lance, light, victor, so it's been nearly a month since as rel, moved as tanks and troops in 2000 southern most city. now the u. s. as a stand green 1000000 people have been forced to flee. right since it was once a refuge for displace palestinians from across the street. many had to move repeatedly to escape his randy attacks. united nations as the now being forced to move a game seeking refuge and destroyed facilities and what it calls unspeakable conditions . many of them, the going to central browser out 0 is hank. my mood reports now from darrow butler on the dock conditions uh for the displaced as it has become a clear that constant displacement an ongoing force. internal displacement from one place to another is leading to many problems. in fact, many serious of problems. not only hospital with the creating favorite conditions for problems to spread that stuff in terms of health, but also the kind of of instability that leading into that society being disintegrated. that having family members, 200 percent, rely on every single family member in order to survive these difficult conditions. not only were see

the governing coalition, if it enters into any agreement that moves towards a permanent se side, before they complete the military. and the u. s. trying to sell it as to israel, basically saying that they have completed their military games that they have destroyed, have mazda of mazda isn't capable of carrying out another october 7. and therefore, trying to be able to tell those follow up people that they have completed. those items, but clearly not really getting that over the line. and i, i think we wouldn't have seen an all out commitment to that proposal from these riley side either. rebecca, thank you or correspond it? rebecca rivers there in jerusalem are now to the us. and hunter bugging has become the 1st child of a sitting american president to be convicted of a crime. a jury found him guilty of lying about his drug addiction when buying a hand gun in 2018. a data is not yet been set for sentencing, but it's expected to take place in the next few months. and emotional moments between a father and son watched by the world's media. us president joe biden flew back to his home in the usa to delaware, to see his family o

came for the 1st time and 500 years, has made a very significant move towards independence towards integration. there isn't a single u. s. military base left in south america. it's pretty remarkable. so what do you think? well, i think flipped over the last decade, the most significant changes we've seen have coming from science america. i mean, i visited venezuela, olivia, brazil, and they moved is just different, and many people say it's the 1st time ever we feed really independent. that whatever the weaknesses might be of these regimes, and they're awesome. the sovereign states and the actus and when chavez for instance, say something to the united states. he's very blunt and open about it. and he told me once he said, you know, i gave a speech of the you when and a lot of other countries who can say the same public come and congratulate to me and said, thank you, you're speaking for all of us. and he says, i say to them, but you can speak to, no one can stop you. but you know, because they obviously think that costs, they think they comped and this is now a moved in most of south america. i mean, with the exception

u. s. has, is a assessing menace to move the problem. still that the collected on it, let me say let the switch on the account, the show are these results the see, but as these would be to, if it gets a good d, as in, you know how the system at the new gemini does or can get the dates and how many? yeah. it's kind of saw in the side. yeah. we took the had a coupon in the so that's a monopoly a month or somebody one month and we'll start one month with a general be for when a what do i know? she a, b, and i did you, i had how i can let these kind of this be so that you would how that could be t j. and why many i an hour the minute a general bit to josh, i'm a lot of i need just done here unless the special or the football is real. continue to state that the cells of garza would be a safe haven. but the satellite images from leaf 2023 each. so tightly pack attempts in your hospitals in the southern towns of con eunice and rough. uh. these were aware of the estimated 1500000 people displaced from the north were sheltering, but these were fa

u. s. companies are being threatened with stiff penalties if china is able to move even a handful of percentage points off of us based 70 conductors, for instance, to do semiconductors. it can be developed and built in china that will mean billions of dollars of revenue for the us based company. or no company wants to be locked out of the lucrative chinese market. of course, you're seeing the us base companies are continually playing a bit of a cat and mouse game with the uh, with the us and with china to build semi conductors that bulb and meet the regulations so that they are able to ship product into china. having said that, with more and more pressure, those bars continued to be moved. china therefore wants to catch up checking a logically quickly. it's pumping up it start ups with the equivalent of billions of bureaus, especially in china, is silicon valley to the north of beijing. because whoever has the most powerful i to you would also have the strongest army in the future. what we are seeing is china making progress. we know they're willing to invest to almost no end, because this isn'

u. s. senate silo is escalate that involvement in ukraine. russia has a chest moves, paddle trustworthy globally geopolitically that they can on. so with be that not moving out, sending weapons to north korea, the russian ships arriving recently in cuba, all the move stops and then released the messages clear, the russia will reciprocate the red lines have been crossed. now is russia's ton to play that hon. so we'll see, of course, what comes of that in the coming weeks and months. thanks so much, daniel hawkins. the, i still haven't found you 0 heavy rain slugs and land slides. how the climate crisis is threatening the lives of millions across latin america. changing faces, mexico's been scapes, murals of making for a neighborhood safer. more frank to the pod, he came in to be, is israel at no cost to go to pieces? i think that to move in the f one, his government with these 5 digit, you say getting russell. they thought provoking. odd since the e you made weapons being used in gaza. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running. mean, what doe

moving closer to freedom. assange left the uk last night, headed to northern mariana islands a u. s territory about 3000 miles north of his home in australia. he's expected to plead guilty tomorrow to 1 count of espionage. for his role in 1 of the biggest leaks of classified information. in recent us history. us prosecutors are giving him credit for serving a little more than 5 years behind bars in london, he would have faced life in prison if convicted of 18 counts. most under the espionage act for conspiring with former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning to steal classified documents relating to the iraq and afghanistan wars in 2010. >>1 takeaway here is that the us government takes the situation seriously. and that they tried very hard for years. hours to extradite him to the us s >>supporters are cheering news of the plea deal. >>this is the 1st time in the 100 year history of the espionage act that a journalist or someone committing journalism. someone engaging in journalistic act. has been prosecuted. under the espionage act for essentially receiving information and com

the we begin focusing on the latest diplomatic moves through and israel is devastating . well on garza, the u. s. secretary of state was in doha, on the last leg of his 8th trip to the region since fighting began in october. and the blinking has blaine to most for the dead. look in agreeing to a proposal announced by us president joe biden last month. he says the policy in groups response to that plan on tuesday night came with amendments, some of which a workable with some notes blink, an address and use conference along with the prime minister of canada, which has been a crucial mediation between homeless and israel. a some, a bunch of aid was at that press briefing and she has his report. as the operative word used by the secretary of state was there was a deal on the table. and now there are some parts of it which from us has proposed, which are viable and the others that aren't so essentially means that for the go she, it is. it's back to the table and drawing board to figure out how best to bring these sites together. is real accepted, the proposal the entire world got behind the proposal

supported by war, plains and drones taught us to be insight tanks have moved in to at least 5 neighborhoods. according to the u. n. 's relief agency for palestinian refugees. an estimated 65000. oddest indians are still sheltering in rough up. i'll just say it was sent out quarterly sent this update from debt. i bought a central gaza and it's still intensifying and escalating and just the where it's a bottom field right now between the policy mean resist infections and is where in the army where fighting is taking place in a supporter, refugee camp and also in a so the neighborhood, at least 65000 palestinians remain in refund, refuse to evacuate despite this air strikes, as opposed to re selling. it's also the se in the another in parts of the cars to where airstrikes continue targeting residential homes in us is that you know where her, in the heart of the cause of the city. the palace sydney and civil defense teams were able to pull the bodies of 4 pot assume use after 4 days of their targets. where a drought i saw many was targeted 4 days ago in the se, dot com. we just received their bodies right now in an actua

u. s. policy could kick off a conflict in ukraine and the russia would have to move in because of nato expansion isn't what went wrong? why did the biden blinking sullivan? what, why is that administrative shouldn't being so relevant in uh as opposed to what you would just think about not starting new conflicts of creating new conflicts. so i can play, i think the track record speaks for itself. they've got a couple of years where read opportunity they've had to demonstrate strength inform policy stage. they've announced bed demonstrated confusion, weakness, or even a desire to pacify and succumb to the pressures of more tactics. if you look at the afghanistan withdrawal and how chaotic that was in what that did, leaving tens of millions of dollars, military equipment behind for an adversary to take over. if you're in vladimir putin, you're sitting there looking at that and going on. this is not a government that's going to be able to stop me from rolling into your train and doing what i need to do to restore my my regime and restore my reputation. so again, if you look at all the, the, the, i,

the move comes several african states are reassessing their relations with western powers, including the u. s. botswana is currently hosting an international conference of military leaders where the presence of foreign troops on the continent is on the agenda. the u. s. army chief safety event gives the pentagon a chance to show african leaders that washington wants to provide more military assistance. but some nations aren't buying it last summer major as military government ordered the american fruits to leave washington as a great to pull all of its soldiers from the west african country by mid september in 2020, free from withdrew all of its military personnel from nature after local authorities prompt and military packed with horace shod has also told us troops to leave and are base in the country. however, washington has described that withdrawal as temporary so don't forget the political commentator and author kim eller spoke to the program earlier. and these are the views, the u. s. has always pursued its own interest in africa, not charlotte, small ones either. i think this latest a

u. s. is what he is growing increasingly isolated on the global of re normal countries and moving to limits or even cuts highest with the country for it's a soto and gaza. do you think he's ready? officials and the us friends are worried about that though, or they don't seem to me, do they, nikki: i mean they're, there seems to be just this brash sort of forward movement of, of funding this violence in israel and also in ukraine in fact, a few $1000000.00 was, was just allocated yesterday to the proxy where the us to nato's finding it gets for us of the brain. so there seems to be just the politicians in america. these are completely ignoring the population who was saying, stop it, you don't want anymore. we want to cease fire and gaza and we want to know more money going to crane and the politicians are listening as far as on the world stage . i would say the us is becoming more isolated as well as israel because of despite because of this most recent violence. but also if you look at the, you know, where i just came from the, the forum, those st. petersburg, economic for him. you know, yo

restore the pay package. shareholders also approved a proposal to move test was legal headquarters to texas will executive pay in the u . s. is increasing of its fastest rates in 14 years. critics say ballooning reward packages such as 8 on must put worse than social in a corner seat. here's how his pay package compassed with plans for other c o's and workers, the data as well as the amount of the $300.00 times what the top funding boss in the us made last year. more than 3000 times. the average seo is paid package of $16300000.00. the median annual pay of a test employee last year was around $46000.00. average household income in the us is around $74500.00. that means it would take an average american household, maybe 751000 years on what must could get in his pay deal for more on this. let's bring it. elaine buck, cheese of science and technology writes a host of the pod costs for tech sake. she joins us now from dublin. i like to see you again. is he on the bus with is as well. i mean, what are their feelings towards the mind? there are so objective at things that were to pause, i would imagine on awarding such a paid

the crown prince, move them and then son, mom doesn't play the game of normalization for free. she wants a binding defense agreement with the us access to u. s. technology and the civil nuclear energy program. the some of these uh, essentially a list of things that they want been returned for an organizing relation to it as well. but at the same time, to solve these have once or twice very clearly, the condition that any move to ones normalization would have to include the reversible progress or under a reversible pathway toward state city states. but then on october 7th, 2023. how much the text is written east wrote invaded casa, and this put everything on hold peace and the solution for the palestinian question seem out of reach. so is that it's well not accept the. we need to talk about another play in the middle east contesting the ground. you run? yeah, yeah, because the leaders of the islamic republic have threatened 1st decades to erase israel from the map of the region. it's mendez's israel with it's drones, missiles, adults, nuclear enrichment program, that gift eric countries to they believe that the ron wants to dominate the middl

u. s. has just begun the process of withdrawing forces and assets from miss edge. the process has moved from preparation to actual re deployments have listen to this. does more than $269.00 elements out of $946.00 and several tons of equipment have already left new share. that's this june 7 flight of the c 130 global must over 3 of the us air force from base one to one in yeah, me much the beginning of a series of several large carrier rotations for the rebate creation of personnel and equipment. in accordance with the agreement of may 19th, 2024. both of these and the u. s. as fit to the 15th of september as the deadline for the complete withdrawal of the american soldiers, the withdrawal is the latest action by so how region can choose to expel wisdom forces off the acreage b. j in july 2023 frowns was also aust with joyce troops and it did withdrawal. it forces from new jersey in 2023 december. but what all of that is taking place you is, and friends officials, i'm more concerned that's a russian forces will seek to exploit to me here, and people and resources as they washington and

because move bad weather is expected to meet the miller, which is 0. and the u. s. aerospace company boeing has launched to astronaut on a mission to the international space station marking a 1st for the company. it's only the 2nd private firm to do so. after space ex calling baker reports, the new spacecraft, a new rocket, and a seasoned crew or headed to the international space station. boeing has waited a long time to send humans into orbit and it joins a very small club in 2010. then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups and many old titans. boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of trans

u. s. military says this will temporarily relocate the humanitarian. it constructed off the coast of gaza and move it back to ash adult in israel, and move is meant as a precaution to prevent damage by predicted, high sees the projects cost, hundreds of millions of dollars was possibly destroyed last month, shortly after its construction. a small amount of aid has been arriving its through the past since may but aid organizations say wouldn't be needed. it is well open the land crossings to that trucks into garza. but these really minute trees once again, conducting a series of raids across the occupied westbank. it is very forces of storm. the town of covered the west of janine city. when the truth vehicles was deployed into the town and conducted patrols before storming homes, at least 2 palestinians had been injured. and i'll let john soon refugee camp in the city of ramada. upon a strong red crescent society says one of them was shot in the head and is a critical condition. an area at least 8 palestinians were injured, vice very gun fighting the rate on out in murray. captain elder a since oct

moving on to the next question. so there's room for the super cute, any questions? it's complete, surrender capital ation. and then you should say, so for the adversary currently, when the u. s. benefits from the war and they will continue at any point is just let us know. we'll cranes, patient brain where they create interest, just the slaughter, and now they move on later to the europeans. and this war was listed using it without an accelerated nancy movement of the nuclear deterrence has certainly been, cannot need to stop it to be a good number to that. i wish to one of the things pretty big there to tonic gaps between what's your most product planes right now, because you will be many conflicts arise the item that is an objective infectious before they used to be an nuclear fuel rescue does not know myself as much today, the fear of the nuclear weapons, mostly just the goal and that this, let's do understand that we have a tremendously new responsibility not only to win in the warranty so that we need to, to, to move up there. and you'll be glad to turn escalation to you certainly much more rapidly, but also to bring back the nuclear refuse to the international system.

u. s. military says it will temporarily relocate the humanitarian period. it built off the coast of gaza and move it back to us starting this route. the move is meant as a peacock precaution to prevent damaged by predicted high seas. the project cost $320000000.00 and was partly destroyed last month, shortly after ice construction. a small amount of aid has been arriving through the p, as in may by data. organizations say it wouldn't be needed if it's around open the line crossing select trucks into gaza. james elder is a spokesman for unicef. he's in dial by. he says he's really showing has left many policy and families without protection from the heat. and this is going on for $250.00 days now of tools at sweltering age. people say to me, all people must be used to that. yes, they are used to the thousands and used to the 8 in the family home in the home with the air conditioning in the home. a ceiling fans not intense, crammed together, and oppressed with spice, with 40 degree hate on sand. this is what people out there being denied. i there being that odd protection slipping to know, i didn't

u. s. military says it will temporarily relocate the humanitarian peer. it builds off the coast of gauze and move it back to as stored in israel. now the move is meant as a precaution to prevent damage by predicted high seas. the project costs $320000000.00 was partly destroyed last month, shortly off to its construction. a small amount of aid has been arriving through the pier since may, but a organization say it wouldn't be needed if israel open the line crossings to let trucks into gaza. james, held as the spokesman for unit stuff, he's currently in 0 ballot and central garza, he told us that israel is making it harder to deliver aid a. it's a very complicated process to get in because of the, the restrictions. uh uh, put it put on top of eyes, but we do it. we know the paperwork, we know uh the hoops to jump through, but it is very difficult to get it in. for example, in my humanitarian agents, guardian hoff as many trucks of i valley as in april half as many when we have this critical nutrition situation. why was that the case? that was the case because in may of course, we had the rough off

u. s. military says it will temporarily relocate to the humanitarian period, build off the coast of goza and move it back to our store in israel, the move is meant as a precaution to prevent damage like predicted high seas, while the project cost $320000000.00 and it was possibly destroyed last month, only shortly after its construction. a small amount of aid has been arriving through the p since may the 8 organization say it wouldn't even be needed if israel opens the land crossings to let trucks into gaza. one palestinian has been killed and all those injured during it is rarely raid in bed for a week in the occupied westbank, 16 year old phone cut that they has been named us the use killed israel has carried out many raids across the occupied westbank since friday injuring multiple people. the protest as against across front says most against fall right policies, head of snap elections at the end of this month, demonstrate has turned out in powers and other cities against the national valley. after the fall right party one more than 30 percent of the vote and european parliament elections, the