thanks, antonia.bc correspondent. >> thank you. >> and author the new book, madness, race and insanity in a jim crow asylum. all right, up next, on october 7th, the middle east was thrust into yet another deadly conflict. it's no coincidence that iran is now involved. america once had some bargaining power with iran, but without a crucial deal that was signed in 2015, the u.s. is now fighting for a seat back at that table. that table. >>> the united states has retaliated against iranian targets in iraq and syria in response to the death of three u.s. soldiers in jordan last week. it's president biden's most forceful response yet to attacks by iranian-backed militia groups since the war between israel and gaza started on october 7th. iran has long been a great instigator and a major power in the middle east, and beyond, but one thing that gave the united states and the west at least some mechanism to keep iran at bay was the joint comprehensive plan of action. the jcpoa. more commonly known as the 2015

antonia has lost count of the number of operations she has had for a condition she has suffered fromphine a day, i was housebound, bedbound, no social life, and my life was just miserable. endometriosis affects one in ten women and involves tissue becoming inflamed. it can develop anywhere in the body, but most commonly occurs in the lining of the womb. antonia ended up going private eight years ago in london, where her endometriosis was surgically removed, using a robot. i came off the morphing, came off antidepressants, no painkillers. and i got my life back. according to consultants i have spoken to, up until now, getting the surgery which transformed antonia's life, has been a bit of a postcode lottery. now this hospital has set up this centre, specialising in endometriosis, offering women come across the south—west, treatment, using a robot that the surgeon is able to penetrate inaccessible areas more precisely. it can give you greater articulation, help you to access certain areas of the pelvis that you can't access with other surgery. it gives you better access to the disease.

santa maría antonia de paz de san josé, también conocida como mamá antula maría antonia de paz y figueroalos virreyes hasta la gente más humilde. los argentinos acudieron en masa a la canonización que se convirtió en una especie de fiesta argentina. en roma estamos muy, muy emocionados todos los argentinos, sobre todo las argentinas, porque que sea la mujer la primera mujer santa es realmente un paso enorme y lamentablemente es hoy, no? que lástima que no pudo hacer antes, pero bueno, de a poco estamos las mujeres. empezamos a hacer visibilizadas y esto es un gran paso que lo haga la iglesia también al final del servicio, javier milei se acercó al pontífice y le dio un abrazo durante su campaña presidencial, milei insultó a francisco y lo criticó por defender a la justicia social. el papa sostuvo una conversación con milei tras su victoria y ha dicho que lo ha perdonado por sus comentarios. milei tiene previsto reunirse en privado con francisco el lunes, al igual que con la mandataria italiana. la ultraderechista giorgia meloni, andrea cruz, telemundo. en el norte de italia reciben el car

. >> esto fue lo que concluyo un informe de la comision de derechos humanos de maria antonia de primeraonal danza del dragon y polvora dragon. >> le da con joana la capital del pais donde los democratas crearon una estrategia para contrarrestar los danos a la imagen del presidente joe biden. >> eso tras el reporte del fiscal especial robert herr, donde indico que el mandatario tenia problemas de memoria, lo que le ha dado municion a los republicanos. >> javier vega con los detalles. >> los aliados del presidente biden han emprendido una energica defensa. >> es hurd, que lo caracteriza como un ho hombre mayor con pobre memoria con una campana de comunicacion apoyada en funcionarios clave para intentar desarmar las criticas al y la campana tiene que cambiar de curso desesperadamente. >> los democratas y los estrategas democratas estan pidiendoselo a gritos a la casa abogado y no un medico, ademas de haber sido designado por el entonces presidente trump, con quien los democratas buscan ampliar el contraste, al tiempo que senalan tambien sus errores, como este viernes en un discurso en pens

, i have to say that the prospects are rather unclear earlier on wednesday from minister benjamin antonia who had a press conference here in jerusalem for his reading media only and said nothing about a very much and dissipated potential deal with him. mass that has to be on the table we know for many days now with discussions and negotiations, how is ro, cats are age of us? there was even a high level meeting of mediators and friends as well hope for that's almost a 2 days since the last exchange that led to the release of 110 is really hostages from captivity in guys of his most recent proposal would be kind of breaks for paving the way to the return of all other captives home, or at least some of them. but the prime minister didn't mention that at all, at least for now. what and yeah, who did talk about a gaz, promises to destroy, have mass all of come out as not just part of it. this is quotation to continue ideas offensive and guys on and to put more pressure, including military, antonia who states and that's more than 20000 have mass militants have been wounded or killed so far. and

i'm going to add bacon. >> just saying antonia is doing three. just saying.lime juice, sesame oil. we're going to whisk that up. >> how is that barbecue sauce? did you taste it? >> barbecue sauce is good. afterwards, barbecue sauce on the burger. thousand island dressing and some pickles. that's a burger. that's what you call a burger, baby! >> okay. you still have to show me what's in there? go, go, go. oh. they're calling foul. they're calling foul. what's in the stadium? tater tots. >> look at what you made me do tater tots. i'm going to put some sour cream on there. little scallions. then just because i got some karma hot sauce, baby. it's super bowl. i got stuff all over my face, i don't care. you gotta dip. you gotta do the dip. soft pretzels, french onion. >> we're going in. >> boys, boys, i'm going to antonia. here we go, san francisco. >> okay. you are getting ready to eat my burger? really quickly, i want you to see this. as these burgers cook, i have this cheese sauce. this is a queso chili dip that i'm just going to smother that burger just like t

nbc's antonia hylton is following this case.killing malcolm x then were exonerated in 2021, and they were paid millions of dollars after revelations that the nypd and fbi actually did withhold key information. tell us about what we learned today that's new. >> well, this presser, chris, it took place at the location uptown where 59 years ago today malcolm x was assassinated and you saw his family there and got to hear from two witnesses who were members of his personal security detail back then. and they both described very similar stories of having been lured into a meeting by an undercover nypd officer who tried to get these men involved in a conspiracy to destroy the statue of liberty, something one of the witnesses nobody took seriously at the time, and so they were surprised when five days before his assassination, they were arrested for their involvement with this undercover officer. and they believe this was part of a plan to remove members, trusted members of the security detail so that the assassination and the potentia

un secretary general antonia gutieresh has warrant of the dangers for those caught up in current conflicts, and he highlighted the situation in gaza as an example, have listen, and i'm especially alarmed by reports that the israeli military intens to... next on raffa, where hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been squeezed in a desperate search for safety, such action would exponentially increase what is already a humanitarian nightmare with untold regional consequences. the un secretary general antonio guteres there, let me get your reaction to secretary gutieresh's comments there, the un has seen. its credibility tested and its agencies brought into the tug of war between nations as you you mentioned andwa little earlier, speak to that if you can, well i think is part of the ongoing kind of general siddle uh program that's being uh carried out upon the people of gaza, i think the very fact that we've witnessed that the israelis won't let medicine in, they won't let fuel in. they won't let water in, they won't let food in, they're using starvation, hunger, dehydration and disease a

i mainly found in savannah's like here in the ringo eaten antonia and neighboring uganda. only about 1400 can still be found today. the numbers have been greatly reduced, mainly due to poaching, but with the involvement of the community, the situation is improving helped by a 17 square columbus, a drop century established within the root co conservancy. of the, the and an animals watched over by ranges and members of the tweak of a lindsey or 2 rough god, initiative robots, buddy, you is one of them having grown up here. he knows a lot about the giraffes. i kinda know we would do that from the when we were children. and i knew what we were told that the roads college or red originated from the ringo and i from the funding and was called the ringo duran. it's not, it's me. it was said to be very sweet, young black and that's good. and i'm and the bone y'all can be a very special type of fat that people used for medicinal purposes. one of the come on now. today what matches most to him is that the animals can strive and reproduce . the monitoring team regularly checks a numb

i had a very good conversation and you're very good communication with antonia blinking. so we had a good communication. i can, can read the position of indonesia. and especially when i was in breast, do i mention about number one? why the u. s. federal again, the solution number 2, i mention about how important 2 issues that should be upheld by the us. number one is about displacement because not everybody is worried about the displacement, especially on the something part of the gas in the alpha. so and the u. s. a administration clearly mentioned against. so i set that piece as well. they have also, again see told the resolution just a few years ago. wanted to see this one. i think the, the position of the u. s. a sporadic. so that's why i mentioned above the issue of how do you feel about the fee to uh, let me continue on the number 2 that i mentioned to, uh, secretary clinton of the importance of us to keep that position on the 2 state solution. because i'm really worried step up this 2 step solution and the government of the, the prime minister. nathaniel already me

how is teens and gods and you've just heard prime minister antonia who chose to speak about it at the meeting with foreign and bassett, or as to the un during the visit to israel. and his speech prime minister attacked under the law, but also lashed out at the un itself, claiming it is unbelievably tilted when it comes to dealing with israel. also, earlier on monday, these really foreign minister demanded the resignation of the had of another wall ahead of the commissioner general's planned visit to the countries rose top diploma wrote on his social media supporters of terrorism. i know to welcome here. as you know, is real accused, 12 falls under the personnel of participation in a mass of over 7 assaults on israel, claiming 7 of them stormed into these really territory well to participated in kidnappings. and before any investigation was launched, several western countries, crucial donors of the agents that decided to freeze the funding to under the law. the un warranty, it will have catastrophic consequences quote, for gaza, where human deterrent crisis is unfolding following month

we have said antonia will certainly getting back on and speaking. i also most of you said the j. c. everything will get better. but i'm not sure. i think it'll take 10 or 15 years to rebuild the city on, on this yellow, the hall of the engineer darcia is you calling to see? i'm a mother of 4 children. i'm fighting for them. we have to hold on somehow much, at least we're still alive. and that means there is whole units of our that makes and that whole is a crucial building block for the future and meet the ruins of on talk you are. now if you have ever complained about poor cell phone coverage, spare a thought for the folks who are living in an arctic. this is the remote pro research center there. until now. they had a lot of problems getting signal, but that has changed with the opening of the world, southern most, mobile phone base station, norwegian companies, helen or set it's new for g surface will allow regular cell phone use for the 1st time and ate the work of scientists, the center collects geological climate and weather data telling are also recently installed the world's

maría antonia de paz y figueroa, conocida como mamá antula.sado el mandatario profirió al sumo pontífice. una tormenta invernal amenaza el noreste del país en las próximas horas, llevando muchísima nieve a ciudades como por ejemplo nueva york y boston. estamos al pendiente. carlos robles cuéntanos. se había calmado un poco la cosa, pero otra vez el invierno no se quiere ir. el viejo invierno regresa y de qué manera, sobre todo para la ciudad de boston, donde pudieran recibir más de un pie de nieve durante el día de mañana. y vean, las alertas ya están en vigor, particularmente para boston, hartford, connecticut y nueva york. estas son las localidades con el mayor impacto. 46 millones de personas deberían estar viendo el impacto de esta tormenta. si se fijan los acumulados. filadelfia entre una a 2 pulgadas no debería ser mucho para ellos. para nueva york, de 2 a 5 pulgadas. pero es boston realmente la mayor preocupación en términos de esta tormenta, ya que esperará más de 12 pulgadas de nieve si se fija ya. la actividad de lluvia ha iniciado e

we have said antonia will certainly getting back on it to think of it. i also most of you said the j. c. everything will get better. but i'm not sure. i think it'll take 10 or 15 years to rebuild the city on on this you lose the hall of the engineer. darcia is your candidacy. i'm a mother of 4 children. i'm fighting for them. we have to hold on somehow much. at least we are still alive, and that means there is whole units of our that makes and that whole is a crucial building block for the future to meet the ruins of untouched. yeah. well one year later, is there any accountability here to talk about that? i'm joined now by emma sinclair web. she's a senior researcher for human rights once turkey, she joins us tonight from is the envelope. it's good to have you with this. we've heard in that report that building standards building codes were ignored in that region before the quake happened. so one year later, do we know who is to blame for what result will happen when the ground shook? well, yes, thank you for having me. i mean families in, throughout th

brings us more the prospects are rather unclear or earlier on wednesday, prime minister benjamin antonia who had a press conference here in jerusalem for is really media only and said nothing about a very much and dissipated potential deal with how much that has to be on the table we know for many days now with discussions and negotiations, how is ro, cats are age of us? there was even a high level meeting of mediators and friends as well. how for, that's almost 80 days since the last exchange that led to the release of $110.00 is really hostages from captivity in guise of his most recent proposal would be kind of breaks for the paving. the way to the return of all other captives home, or at least some of them. but the prime minister didn't mention that at all, at least for now. what did send yeah. who did talk about, again, promises to destroy, have mass all, or how much know just part of it. i'm sure, so let's, let's, let's really with the continuation of the military pressure is a necessary condition for the release of the hostages. surrendering to how mazda is delusional demands that

ordering. hundreds to sleep. 500 patients and medical staff is still believe to be inside you in chief antonia vitalia is, has condemned and is really drawn to tack on to journalists and gaza. i'll just need a correspondent, a smell i move on. i'm coming up on. i'm on motto, we're critically injured, just north of ross, home of a palestinian activist, unoccupied east jerusalem is expected to be demolished by his really forces. soldiers are currently at the home. and so one district fox rate, i will be off campaigns against illegal jewish settlements. but kind of thing has started in indonesia as a country choose. it's next presidents more than 200000000 people have been eligible to vote in biden springs election. defense minister probably bianco, is the favorite to replace outgoing president joe for without the but he remains a controversial figure in the capital chicata severe flooding. his disrupted voting in some areas. election stuff carry bonnet boxes high above their heads, while wading through the waters to keep the ballad papers. dr. jessica washington's injured casa, actually spoke to

the us says it will not suppose a major was ready ministry incursion into rafa. antonia, we've seen no plans that would convince us that they are about 2 or imminently going to conduct any kind of major operations in rafa. i think you all know more than a 1000000 palestinians or are sheltering in and around rasa. that's where they were told to go. there's a lot of displaced people there. and these really military has a special obligation as a conduct operations. and there are anywhere else to make sure that they're factoring and protection for or innocent civilian life, particularly, you know, the civilians that were, were pushed into southern gaza by operations. further north con, unison and north guys, i could tell you that absent any full consideration of protecting civilians at that scale and gaza and military operations right now would be a disaster for those people. it is not something that we would support south african president. so really oppose it has to live in his states of the nation, address a problem in cape town. he says that the government will continue to pursue all l

we have said antonia will certainly getting back on and i also most of you said the j. c. everything will get better. but i'm not sure. i think it'll take 10 or 15 years to rebuild the city on on this you lose all of the engineer. darcia is your candidacy. i'm a mother of 4 children. i'm fighting for them. we have to hold on somehow much. at least we have still a life. that means there is whole units of our that makes and that whole is a crucial building block for the future to meet the ruins of untouched. yeah. britons king charles has been diagnosed with cancer less than 18 months since he was crowned the disease was discovered during the hospital procedure last week. by hang on policy says the 75 year old monarch has started treatment and is positive about the outcome. a dental appointment of king charles cancer diagnosis has surprise many as only last week he was in smiling and waving a crowns while leaving the hospital in london. following a procedure on an enlarged, prostate got, you can tell it says the cancer was discovered during the king's treatment, but it has n

god, we're punishing antonia and bite and an artist who caused by a case of and deprive me of my daughter. when the paramedics found the bodies of hand her uncle, her aunt, and their 3 children inside this black car, heavy fighting prevented them from reaching the area earlier. the intense search for the palestinian, the girl began after an emergency calls made by her older cousin leon was released, capturing her please for help. on the other one would have been in the caribbean of the level and did you will see all the little a little not far from the scene, the remains of an ambulance sent to rescue. seeing that her family were also found, the emergency vehicle postponed killing 25 crescent rescue workers. 10 minutes to load in a hand. it's ma'am, i didn't get up. we would not able to get the gun directly because the area had is way the occupation vehicles in it. that was the rest present crew went to the location of the coordination with this way, the occupation. unfortunately, the occupation intentionally talked to the crews of the red crescent despite prya coordination. food i looked

here's what antonia gutierrez, had to say. 2 more journalists were targeted this morning to more journalists were targeted this morning. and critical injury. troubled by the number of general is that they have been killed in discomfort free. the press is a fundamental condition for people to be able to know what's really happening everywhere in the world. in con, eunice is really smart. this have killed 3 people in engine tinmore inside nessa hospital. it's the biggest hospital in southern gaza and has been besieged for weeks. there's really forces of told this place, people sheltering there to evacuate the premises, but they have come under fire when they try to do so. 500 patients and medical staff, a still believe to be inside teracon who is the room has moved from rossa and southern gaza. absolutely who roof exceeds have been uh, completely uh, circulating on social media platforms for the most submitted come complex, which is right now surrounded by is very military troops who are grouping who are trying to force evac, theresa and also medical teams along with the patients to flee from

you and secretary general antonia with tears also say this would be a nail in the coffin of any humanitarian age operation in the gaza strip. can you say my reporting the way that you are up to date? so i'm on youtube, so we can and thank you so much for watching. dw, the ice cold b. jessica new an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the dos march, 3rd on dw, the on the the yeah, zillow and i didn't expect, i didn't realize that something like this could happen. and on such a scale, the, the median up until the very last moment, i couldn't believe i said it was just the usual favor rationally important. my family and i, we went to parents what happened the one with the mention, the citizens of copying the events unfolding around town. contel, fonts, effective spring, you, you must, many people are panicking you when you get this and do not. we must remain disciplined and level head color goes to man. nicola wouldn't here with it to the restaurant that leaving and going somewhere else. but this is that there was a problem. we're veterans of the don

rough um we heard clears pavements about preparations earlier this week. prime minister benjamin antonia who has ordered the idea of to get for ready for actions. the request was also cents to elaborate a plan for potentially recreation of guidance from the southern part of the 3. but it's really is also hesitating searing to anger, aged official, cairo's as any potential operation at its boulders. will put relations with israel to a challenge or a t spoke to an official involved in the mediation process. were confirmed that indeed the relations between the 2 could potentially crack in case of the operation . israel's allies in america also warning against the moods while some us claim that the operation in the south of gaza will stop all negotiations. and that means that the fate of $134.00 hostages still remaining inc of to between gaza will be unclear. we are now at 2, it's on a boat, the crossing between a stroke on a trip to ed dozens of protest. her as you can see behind me, came to try to prevent humanitarian aid from going to gather straits. it is. he had another rally of this ti

and antonia somebody wants to make for the phone for a new sister. and her husband was sleeping that in that room. mom with an older sister with her children in living. do a my father and i in the room over here. so do me a me, so file on my system husband on the children, including my niece, who is 2 months old. they're all gone. people. he, if you're trapped with know where it's safe to go. yeah. nice thing to do, but when the light up, what is the name, whether they enter rafa or not, i safety must be insured and this means we should leave and head to a safe place. even though we're convinced there is no safe place. we've witnessed this in the north and con eunice and in the middle, and they tell you this is safe place, but on the way, they found people less than 300000 people, cold, rough a home before the war. now more than 1400000 people are living here with disease and tongue. got intense. got out of it all without almost all the most of it. we depend on egypt and its role to stop the war on rafa. and we hope our brothers lead by president c.

just a few families and their antonia depiction of this interview is talking call some. is it some kind of traits or at uh, at best, maybe a, maybe a best, he's an idiot. and preaching ran circles around him and booted, lied housing. be interesting to see what happens next one to the option. many thanks for speaking to as always, the plaza and i'm looking forward to watching going on the ground on sunday. thank you. take well from east european history to sabotage. i have no stream pipelines the calls and come to a wide range of crucial topics with the russian presidents, including the potential for negotiations and rushes, diplomatic stones towards west them partners. larry, i discussed this with us. the correspondent shape of the president put and portrayed the position of the russian side when it came to negotiations. what, what's the young gave looked like in ukraine, and you know, this is the veteran states. my time of fruits has been at the top of his game for, you know, 2 decades now. he's had relationships with numerous presidents of the united states . he mentio

focus is almost exclusively on us. israel's minister of energy accused you and secretary general antonia whichever is of supporting for mass and endorsing the court murder of the elderly, the abduction of babies in the rape, a women on october 7th, war cabinet minister bin against also labor the you in chief, a quote, terror apologist. how do you, how can we reconcile those 2 things? but because there are to you and there is the you and is i was describing which is based upon international law. and that you and is a form in which israel cannot win because it is in violation of all of the norms and standards of the organization because of dispossession because of a part time because of institutionalized discrimination because of persecution because of settlement activity or all of these are violations of international law, but there's another side of the you and the one that i am criticizing, which is the political leadership of view and, and some of the more trepidations are compromised. inter governmental bodies. those are the sides of the un that ignore those norms and standards that i

while following the meeting, you and the secretary general antonia gutierrez's, spoke about the roadmap to achieve peace and stability. and how kind of time, what do we? well, a forgotten is done in peace, peace, speed itself and peace with its neighbors. are able to assume the commitments and the international obligations of a sovereign states and the at the same time, the doing so we relation to the international community, the other countries of its neighbors. and these ration to the rights of its own population. and that's the 2nd time enough to have your son fully integrated. you know, all the mechanisms, political, economic, the evidence, evidence, national community. this is the objective, the end gate. first, the need, the for, i've gotten you start not to be in the hot bed of the terrorist activities. that's a impact on other countries. seconds. the vision that i've got is the weaving close the solutions in which it's diverse groups. we have those back subjects by student side as they all seem to be presented in the states that she is truly inclusive. so it's a concern about th

it's antonia as us or going to see a sign i've, you'll be able to get across the street. you'll know where to start reading as many parking space as will also be nicely organized and not so we thought it sort of organize now yet that's but only going to make shift away that sort of piece in order to step out ahead. so to have some basic your easier now because his office got a call saying the parking lot was littered. the mayor decided to go see it for himself . he cares deeply about the image of his municipality. and he doesn't want tourism in this community to be discredited. either a $5003.00, so on, so on. so usually say all a couple of issues and so on. very, nothing unusual. you see have somebody that will all be going by tomorrow morning. the the information we received, it made it sound words. they might get chrome. i don't that 5 not. well, both a lot of them that are another site. signs of destruction caused by storm via which not down millions of trees in the door the night in october. 2018 by uh same light. yeah. yeah. we can see the impact of via here did. so

it's antonia as us or going to see at the sign i've, you'll be able to get across the street. you'll know where to park each. as many parking spaces will also be nicely organized and not to the bottom, it's sort of organized now yet that's but only gonna make shift way hits on a piece in order to see if that had so the highest amazing your easier now because his office got a call saying the parking lot was littered. the mayor decided to go see it for himself. he cares deeply about the image of his municipality, and he doesn't want tourism in this community to be discredited, either bypass and 3, so on. so i to really say a couple of issues and so on. very, nothing unusual. the cs won't be, they will all be going by tomorrow morning. the, the information we received made it sound words. they might get chrome. i don't that 5 not. well, those a lot of them that are another site signs of destruction caused by storm via which knocked down millions of trees in the door. the nights in october 2018. to stop by us say, my ya here. we can see the impact of via here did so you know, we'r

well, just so she said that the for the minister has been talking to antonia recipes. forgive me, i'm going to interrupt you if we're going to take you back to the international court of justice in the hague. we understand that this is her name to say by the legal adviser and head of international law division of the minister of foreign affairs, emily of benevolent assistance to it for the proper exercise of its functions and court. therefore, the request should be regarded in a much broader frame of reference than a bilateral dispute. and it is with such brought a frame of reference in mind to the kingdom 6 to assist the court and answering the questions contained in the request through the identification of the applicable international law and the presentation of the legal opinion of the kingdom on the status and interpretation of that law. mister president's distinguished members of the court, the kingdom would now like to turn to the questions post and the president's request for an advisory opinion. this, mr. president, according to the kingdom, the right of self determination of

he my antonia, i first heard of antony on, what seemed to me an interminable journey across the great midland plain north america. i was ten years old then. i had lost both my father and within a year and my virginia were sending me out to my grandparent who lived in nebraska. i traveled in the care of jake, a mountain boy, one of the hands on my father's old under the blue ridge, who was now going west to work for my grandfather. jake's experience of the world was not much wider than mine he had never been in a railway until this morning when we set out together. try our fortunes in a new world we went all the way in day coaches becoming more sticky and grimy with each stage of the journey. jake bought everything. newsboys offered him candy, oranges, brass collar buttons, a watch charm. and for me, a life of jesse james beyond chicago, we were under the protection of a friendly conductor who knew all the country to which we were going and gave us a great deal of advice and in exchange for our confidence, he seemed to us an experience stone worldly man who had been almost everywhere i

area that's worth tens of thousands of displace palestinians for sheltering un secretary general, antonia gutierrez says he's extremely worried by reports of israel's potential military assault on rough gutierrez worn strikes, wood worse than what's already a humanitarian nightmare. or diplomatic editor james base reports from the un headquarters in new york. let me begin by the un secretary general antonio terrace briefing the general assembly on his priorities for the year a help. gaza was at the top of his list, the scale and speed of the conflict worse than anywhere else in the world, in his 70 is in the job and he will on the desktop, may soon rise even more. and i mean, especially a lot of body parts that these really mean setting tends to focus next on dropbox. when hundreds of thousands of palestinians, it'd been squeezed in a desperate search for safety of such an action whose exponentially increases walk is already a humanitarian night to man with untold regional consequences. late to his special coordinator, normally based in jerusalem brief reporters here at un headquarters, e