everything is scarce and there is no money and people of fostering and topples that c u. n. t. officials have set the concerns that their food warehouses would be even enough for a few weeks. then later they will start struggling to provide humanitarian services for millions of palestinians in cause. we understand that they will be forced to downsize the full parcels that are scheduled to be distributed for families in order to help them to cope with this aggravating crisis. but all of these show efforts that have been made by do c, a military and organizations cannot be lost in light of this band, what different regional countries and you and institutions have called for an immediate, a release. and at the delivery of this, the humanitarian agents is due to the gaza strip in order to avoid the chevy cost of from and to new me again. and to launch the gaza strip into a new wave of desperation and sufferings. that has no end in sight. but just to recap, we've heard from the french president of the crime in the last few minutes with your pin security. he says he's country, it

early on my colleague ro, research a spoke with a senior clergy member from the c u. n monastery, about the ongoing valens in the country. it was the place where it says use the cap and the king and she was crying very, very much. so i said look, it's happening. they said ok with being slow to means the happen before the end of the they say you have for me the entire infirmities that has been busy mated. 1600 months. it seemed in the everybody, everybody and b, c. d, dean smith. i was talking with the collections, they need to t t teams and the trying to make it, it could be quickly, i am going back to days and i always provide was audiences and regions of us between the 2 headings and the you know, the, the, to be i mean, unless they need a lot of things and we have seen more than 50 courses into it already have being already would have, you know, the insects embeds, ready to be, but it's the way they came. for example, they reading the send them many insights, you are big, so you don't, you don't deserve to not to leave the, the reading the day. we take them walk on t

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another of your titles, you share something called the into agency standing committee, the i a s, c, the u. n. loves it's acronyms. that's all that you an agent seasonal. the, all the humanitarian partners around the world and you off to you a recent meeting, right? this, the post will international system faces is the greatest test since its creation, the humanitarian community. confronts a massive funding barrel and legitimacy crisis. how much of that is trump? it's a much bigger challenge, the one election. this is about us having lost the argument with many populations for international solidarity for the need that the international system is the place to respond to these crises that you and i have have described. but a large part of it is the us selection in the us government because the us government was the largest, a donor in the world, accounting for more than 40 percent of all the, to monetary an aide that was tracked by the us last year. and now it seems all of that's on hold all some waivers, but they don't seem to be able to actually put those into practice. how difficult is that

u. n. h c r. help us because people are spending nights on the muddy ground. we've already had debts the day before yesterday. we buried 2 people. how about the coordination we're doing is to give aid to the most vulnerable. because they're the ones who need it most. that's the big difficulty. if there were items we could share, like tops, for example, it would be easy for everyone to distribute them on that. so we have too many households on the items we bring for them. a very few they all in the city is impose a full month by long coal, both excellence of cub production. i say vice prices and the global markets piece. a major a mind uh, money out of this one is that as football is crucial to the deal i see is economy assigned to the export bind could negatively impact the local population. well, they are the world's largest producer. by far they control probably 70 percent of world production. so i can't think of anybody off hand other than maybe china with river ers. that controls such a large percentage of any commodity on the plant. so it's the largest pr

u. n. human rights commission. if a south c, dawn has said the countries witnessing an alarming regression and that the 2018 p steel is threatened stuff deal ended 5 years of civil war in which about 400000 people were killed civilians. every target saved by some size, wide, wide spread. it comes after a week of increasing tension, during which the town to vanessa was run by a munition known as the whites tommy, and its general was killed while the un was trying to evacuate him from the town. later in the week, the national security service. meanwhile, has said it will continue arresting people to believe it connected to the violence malcolm web. how does the rest to canada as governing, liberal policy will elect annually to in the coming hours to succeed to justin? true time standing up to you as president, donald trump will be high on the agenda for whoever takes charge. she advertises, he has moved from also. justin, judo resigned in january. this country deserves a real choice in the next selection of to 9 years in the offi

the sci fi looks increasingly santo, the 1st phase of the c spy has expired, and israel has blocked the entry of humanitarian aid into the strip u. n. chief on sonya gutierrez is that the choir assignments in cold for the delivery of aids, to be restored. the release of pharmacy didn't leave. a news must be kept it all. it's good the terms of the deal, and also in a dignified way. the box is must name, so what do you main treatments for all those they all the data forward and all of that goes to the effective delivery is live saving gauge must be the move. right? so, um, how much in durham joins us now live, to unpack all of what we've been. harry. throughout this summit there was a break. they went for break to break the phosphor if software amazon tell us of what we've heard so far. well sorry it's the main theme has been that everybody who's there right now is very supportive, obviously of the palestinians in the palestinian cause. but, but the main thing that i think we're going to go, sorry, i'm a boy going straight back to this are of summit because we have saturated the speaking right. no space and lessons be up on your dues

c, v 0. the proxy call. hey, now let's get the russian view to these developments. dimitri polanski, he's russia's 1st obviously permanent representative to the u. n. and joins us live now from new york. um, now the us has twice sided with roster, especially when it came to vote. the united nations that was smart b a. so none of us feel the rush or ukraine. what you say about the relationship now between of us and russia, because clearly there's a shift to i can say that there are very positive then the sounds as if winds blowing. but still there is a lot to be done and to understand the way we are so, so far they haven't been very few concrete steps. so they are still you have to materialize, but to a quiet the optimistic. and we're saying obviously we were just talking there about how we use looking to increase its defense of budget and in terms of protecting itself, the best thing from russia is you think that's just to find. and i think that's what's happening right now is a good opportunity for every one to see who is the who's interested in the continuation of the war and who is interested in peace. we have been saying repeatedly in the us u

your yourself tried to broker a c spot with the l t t, also known as the time multi gives in 2002. but last year, when you were present in the u. n said to date, the government has rarely even acknowledged the serious violations that occurred in the conflict or provided victims with adequate redress. in the 16 years since the end of the war, you've been prime minister 4 times and president wants. can you tell our audience today how you believe justice has been served on your watch for the victims of the civil war? no contest. you and i said that i'm not going to the next question please. so that wasn't my question. my question was, how is just as being served on your line, your going to the victims? i said no, i don't. i mean, i mean you're these. what do say if i go to on so you would have a shout on me. so i thought i'd like you to do, you have to add, you know, contest or whatever it is a get to the next question. so you believe this victims of the civil war of, uh, not giving me a chance to speak. so i am not seeing anything, i said no contract. so bring the next question please. so the little bit childish perform a present.

the c subject to humanitarian siege conditions, incessant aerial bombardment, with atrociously high casualties. you know, medical procedures being done with that kind of static on purpose. the u. n. estimates that about 40000 people died in the space of 5 months. at the end of the war, a 1000 people were dying a day. many, many more on accounted for those crimes occurred because you have a political system of which missed a week from a single reserve part for the past 70 s. that is prioritized as no project politics pleasing the majority at the expense of good government at the expense of fans at the expense of justice, right at the expense of efficiency. so what happens when you get that, you get escalating hatred against the gross when you get pull governance leading to economic collapse. let's bring a nice day about who's a former british and pete served as an invoice for president bicker missing it. when he was an office, we just respond to what you had from the door that about both the callousness of the approach to the wall, but also the lack of accountability for the roger foxes. if you knew what part of the conservative party in the u. k, you know, the david cameron cons