francesca albanese, it's been really . letting it happen. n. francesca - albanese, it's been really good to get you on the programme, you are kids grow on the situation of human rights in the palestinian territory. i thank you once more for your time and i hope that we can speak to you again in the coming days. —— you are kids. some news coming into us over the last few minutes. we told you earlier on about the us security adviserjack sullivan telling us that israel should use every means possible to testing wish between 70 and is and hamas militants and that there would be a phone call between benjamin netanyahu and president biden. well, in the past few minutes we have had confirmation that mr netanyahu has spoken to president biden. and as we said earlier it is getting increasingly clear that there is pressure coming from the international community, from all sides on the united states to at least behind the scenes try to push israel a little bit closer towards some sort of humanitarian pause between the two countries. so, we will try and

francesca albanese, what does this mean?the united states -- and you're not always here to say the least, but in this country, the news we are getting from the corporate media when it comes to the broadcast and cable networks, there is almost no one reporting regularly from inside gaza. al jazeera does report on the ground in gaza. the significance of this? >> i have to say, i learned this now. i had not heard of it. it is extremely worrisome. we need information. we need information so -- i mean, the public and all the political leaders. there have been very few independent voices reporting from gaza, let alone after october 7. but al jazeera has been an incredible source of information, so it is incredible this is happening. at the same time, what i want to point to, both palestinian and israeli human rights organizations have done an incredible job over the years, including in these days and tragic hours, for both to report and put in context what is happening. so i do hope this decision to expel al jazeera will be repeal

okay, let me bring in francesca albanese now i need to make clear, i think, as we're discussing the un, an aide and it's role. you are a special raffle to but we've been speaking about the sex general view and you don't actually work for him. we need to be clear, your completely independent and your role in your appointed by that by the human rights council. your reaction to 20 trucks of a simple mass one truck for a 100000 people. good morning and thank you for having me. i don't think that my reaction can be any different from that towards months or saying it's, it's insufficient and it seems sufficient and to now that wait, although it's necessary. so let me be clear, your money dire need is needed and it has been needed for a long time, even before the 7th of october, because it goes as being under has a 16 year of brocade, which has already pushed 2200000 people in a very critical situation, but the fault is the most important thing is that the a ceasefire is declared. there is the need to stop the killing of civilians. death has already made 4000 victims. the mine do this is almo

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thank you to all i guess i'm so schuman francesca albanese and don't to tell roberta if you missed the start of the program, you could always watch the whole thing again and out. is there a dot com? if you have views on this discussion or by any other aspect to the goals, it will post your comments on our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. or you can use the site fully known as twisted. now cool, that's where we are at a inside story from the james space and the whole team, and doha, stay safe, i'll see you soon. is waiting on god. so i'll just say it was correspondence on the ground. this morning hasn't stopped from boardman, but it's not just the air strikes. it's sac shells and gum boats from the seat. there's been a lot of destruction here in the villages as beyond belief is comp deal with a number of bodies from the south end of his route. the air above us stay with us for the native, depending on which is 0 for my life is the san degrees fishermen to elected mt and the madrid assembly fighting racism into thing. giving voice to those he left be

he joins us from con eunice. francesca albanese is the u. n. special replica on the occupied palestinian territory. she joining us for washington dc. and don't to tell it. rosetta is the senior crisis response advisor, amnesty international. she joins us by skype from london. one, welcome to all of you. if i can start with you months, so on the ground in calling eunice, in gaza. 20 trucks came in today, just 20 trucks, with 2300000 people. tell us what is the feeling? what are things like right now and gaza? thank you for having me. when the people here had it, that's totally 20 products payment. honestly, there was a few legal for span, a shock. why did the same time feeling that we are all alone here? is this the international community, the, the, the power. so be it or not caring for disobedience here to guns. we are in the 15th day of this aggression, all the civilian population. over 4000 killed, 15000 injured electricity has been shut off. walter tops have been shut off, and now we are getting only 20 trucks supply and 0.0 to a percent

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their point of view that i'm not targeting children or civilians, but how most itself and francesca albanese, you in special rep or to want to thank you for your time. thank you. all the, the branches have long been regarded as a symbol of taste, but now they too are a source of conflict between palestinians and israelis. outstanding. all the promise in the occupied westbank of accused is riley settlers of blocking access to the olive groves and even damaging the trees. mohammed l sue ha, is picking olives with his grandson. collecting as many as possible. cause a sting. so close to the occupied westbank barrier comes with risks. michelle, can i? yeah, sometimes they is riley forces come into expel. the problem is from the land that pauses through here with on the vehicles. and if i see people that tell them to lean forward and then if they, if they are 20 meters away from the wall, they expel them and don't allow them to harvest that on the kitchen. since the wilbur account between israel and the is the most militant great promise and garza, the situation has become even honda for palestini

pearls and they say oh these people are anti-semites now they did it they've been doing it to francesca albanese since before she was appointed to the role in may 2022 and they've done it to to the previous three uh uh um raportours as well including the most famous one is of course richard falk, the esteemed academic with chalmsky and many others, whose work on palestine is extremely um uh independent and uh and evidence based, so yes of course the designers hate the rapporteur, they try and sabotage their work, they don't just smear them in public, they try and sabotage their work by not letting them in to to gaza or to to to parts of the west bank or by by chaperoroning them or removing them, there's all sorts of ways in which they try and undermine and sabotage, which what is effectively the work of the united nations, you truly disgraceful, but not surprising at all, no indeed, well peter, drawing on your experience of working for... the united nations, what's your sense on the extent to which the machinery of the united nations actually supports the palestinian cause? yes, pro israeli so-c

we can go now to francesca albanese. thank you. i want to focus on this 24—hour deadline if i can.roups working in gaza, from the un working in gaza, saying it is impossible to move i.i saying it is impossible to move 1.1 million people from north gaza to the south. what is your reaction? they have been calls from israelis, israeli human rights organisations, since the 7th of october, to put things in context. there are calls from the israelis who survived the mass killings that hamas has enacted into southern israel, to stop this, and this has not been listened. the world is used not to listening to the palestinians, all of us have not listened to them enough. this the palestinians, all of us have not listened to them enough.— listened to them enough. this 24 hour deadline _ listened to them enough. this 24 hour deadline then, _ listened to them enough. this 24 hour deadline then, you - listened to them enough. this 24 hour deadline then, you are - listened to them enough. this 24 hour deadline then, you are not i hour deadline then, you are not expecting that to change? iud’hat h

is what francesca albanese is the un special rabbits you're on the occupied palestinian territories. she says that needs to be a peaceful resolution to the conflict. i like many, i'm totally petrified. i what's happening? i totally shocked and appalled by the fight by the violence. but before anything else, i'm, i'm horrified by the narrative by doing this course because it's possible and necessary to stand with both the policy and send these trade east without resorting to ets a cool rent activism. to selective outrage of worse corner calls for violence. for the patients, policy makers, truth prioritize, of restoring, legality and accountability, using diplomacy and peace, conflict resolution message rather than advocating for more violence or spending with one side or another. this is not what either a deposit experience nor do these really needs. i'm being in this role sharing this role for 16 months now. and they've said since the very beginning as a sole violence, mounting is kind of aging against defense to expand to students. and this is something that has been ongoing for all

and speak to francesca albanese, the united nations special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territorieswho just spoke. what is going on is horrific. it did not start on the 7th of october but surely this has made the situation to a point of no return. i have said since the very beginning, of this new page of tragedy, that the deliberate killing and hostagetaking of innocent israeli people cannot be tolerated and should be accounted for. these are crimes and so the hostages have got to be returned as soon as possible to their families. at the same time, it is absolutely necessary that hostilities in gaza stop because they are causing extreme brutal harm to a population of two people and there is no way to spare life —— 2 million people. it is more brutal than has ever been seen. gaza is already under an unlawful blockade, and the cut off of any type of aid and services like medicines, electricity, this might lead to starvation. this must stop. in terms of the total siege that has been announced, do you share the assessment that we heard earlier from geneva, that it is a violation of inte

francesca albanese spoke with michael holmes earlier, describing how the situation in gaza is disastrous 1.4 million gazans. that's more than half the population displaced. what is the human impact of those numbers? what are you hearing from staff and civilians inside about that impact? >> i hope that these numbers do not come across as -- 1.4 million displaced. it's more than half the gaza population without a roof on their head. and half of the population of gaza is made of children. 4,300 people have already been killed. 1,400 of them are children. of course we are talking about a population who is extremely, extremely distressed and traumatized also, because they come from six years of unlawful blockade and five wars. someone who's 16 years old in gaza has already gone through six major wars. the situation is disastrous. and i do not think that by any means, a security response was what the situation between israelis and palestinians needed. and surely this is not going to bring more peace to this tormented land. >> i wanted to ask you, we know the blockade by israel. no food, no fue

generated in order to allow for citizen to have a few access full with the sources in goals. francesca albanese is the united nation special rapid tour only occupied palestinian territories. she says the conditions in gaza becoming more cheers and more urgent. and i've been calling desperately for an immediate cease fire because did his business what is needed right now? um, no one questions that he throw hasn't been severe. the heat by crimes that are my amount to atrocity grimes by what is being conducted by a mouse. on the 7th of october and seats the 7th of october, there is an investigation ongoing that the commissioner inquiry appointed in 2021 by de human rights council. and there's also an investigation being carried out by the international criminal court of which we, we know nothing. but at the same time what stephanie, what i see happening. and i want to recall that before being the special rep latour, i've been known as a school and are starting the the must, this force displacement will find a scene in seems 1947. what i see is that there are, there is, once again an eastern square

. >> francesca albanese, thank you so much. i really appreciate it.i know it's been a very difficult couple of weeks. i really appreciate your time, thank you. after the break, we are going to switch gears and talk about politics here in the united states. how conservative media broke the gop, and has left us without a house speaker for almost three weeks now. . . (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you mean this one - the one with titanium? it's so light. don't touch it. maybe stealing wishes from the birthday boy is not your best plan -- switch to verizon and get iphone 15 pro on them. (sean) what!? (jason) yup, and on an amazing network (sean) and i don't have to ruin anymore birthday parties! (jason) yeah, that ship has sailed... let's go get you the iphone. here we go, come on hon. (vo) get iphone15 pro, apple tv 4k and 6 months of apple one. all three on us. only on verizon. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and deskto

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joining me now is francesca albanese — she's the united nations�* special rapporteur on the occupieds deliberately seed themselves among the civilian population? i seed themselves among the civilian --oulation? h, ., seed themselves among the civilian --oulation? ., ,, .,~ ., ., population? i cannot speak on what hamas does — population? i cannot speak on what hamas does and _ population? i cannot speak on what hamas does and thinks, _ population? i cannot speak on what hamas does and thinks, but - population? i cannot speak on what hamas does and thinks, but i - population? i cannot speak on what| hamas does and thinks, but i would like to make some comments and some remarks from an international law perspective. there are israeli leaders who are reported, on record, saying that hamas was an asset and the place to authority was a liability, so what israel is doing clearly, and it has been reflected in statements by israeli political leaders since the very beginning, it's not to destroy hamas militarily but it's to eradicate hamas as a whole entity hamas is a movement, notjust whole