unfortunately, now speak only on the behalf of the i, c r c. although i know that the situation is quite similar for the rest of payment . it's our an access better and it's an a minus to make it to the northern areas, which means that hundreds of thousands of families are there today without no assistance at all. over the past a period of the ceasefire minus just up to send very small amount of a few minutes, tearing assistance with an order in areas. and that was a 1st for us as a previous attempts to send further humanitarian assistance to hospitalized and to population northern areas failed in the past weeks, which means that the civilians, their the health, the health actors, they, uh they, they, they, they the health, the health sector and all essential uh, services, providers are left to figure out how to survive. and this is not acceptable with people and stressing that whether civilian are able to evacuate or not. they're still protected by the international humanitarian. no, even if a warning has been issued, and even if the authoritie

needed medical supplies, medicines and paint colors that are used during operations conducted by i c r c sessions at the i guess the or the and hospital and we wish that the there is there at the hospital if he's with come to an end essentially because the needs have become very much pressing. we have with as many, many casualties, many people killed, including also children. we do not want to witness the nightmare before the ceasefire. again, people need to respond people's need a chance to, you know, to, to, to feel the rooms to, uh, to re, re, re supply their basic needs, fluid, walter, etc. they cannot continue living in these in humane living conditions and shelters . and even in the wonder as well, let's take a closer look at some of the main areas of fighting in garza. so far they've all been concentrated in the north of the strip is riley forces have been battling, posting and flights has from high masses military wing, the cason brigades. and he slanted, has codes brigades in these regions shaded in red before the spot. is there any troops and tanks made advances into these shad

i . c r. c, during her visit to israel on saturday, and i want to look her in the eyes and to ask, how come my son 60 days more than 60 days? he doesn't get any attention from the rituals. but the sites got to be get tension from the red cross. we thought she tweet about it. she went to lafayette, she went to the palestinian, all 3 tons and she didn't ask about the hostages. how come this is there? so the way the $110.00 hosted is fried so far for owners family are increasingly hateful. they will see on or a come back home. so you need his father shows me the suitcase they prepared for the sons return phone in a clean clothes, a tooth brush, even a new phone. instead to take it to the toys room if needed, all as we get a phone call or we get out. or waiting homeowner's family leaves in a town in southern israel, the local authorities put up these posters every way here to show support for his relatives. guys is some 50 kilometers away home or together with more than 100. and so t author is reall

the united states also supports the i, c r c. having access to hostages to provide medical treatment, we support a resumption of humanitarian pauses, which could happen immediately if from us only agreed to release women wounded and civilian hostages. we have seen how critical these pauses saw to get the hostages out and to give some respite to civilians and humanitarians and gaza. a lot. there is no shortage of rhetoric here in new york. but it's the diplomacy, the united states is engaging in on the ground that made that week long pause possible. it was helpful conversation and collaboration with egypt and to tar that help. we unite more than a 100 hostages with their loved ones. and that dramatically expanded humanitarian assistance to gaza during the break. and friday, of course, we support even more aid getting into the hands of those who so urgently need it. over the last week, over the last week and a half the united states has your lifted more than $90000.00 pounds of humanitarian aid to each us border with more on the wa

i. c r c. during her visit to israel on says day, and i want to look her in the eyes and to ask, how come my son 60 days more than 60 days? he doesn't get any attention from the retros. but the sights got to be good tension from the red cross. we thought she tweet about it. she went to the fia, she went to the palestinian, all sweet tons and she didn't ask about the hostages. how come this is with $110.00 hosted is fried so far. owners family are increasingly hopeful. they will see owner a come back home. his father shows me the suitcase they prepare it for their sons. return in a clean clothes at toothbrush, even in the phone instead to take it to the toys room its needed all that when we get that phone call or we get out where things. homer is family leaves in a town and southern israel. the local authorities put up these posters every way here to show support for his relatives, guys on a, some 50 kilometers away omer, together with more than 130 other is really is on foreign nationals. remain

though we have prior to coordination as little as through the i, c, r c a to transfer a critically wounded person who was, who had an injury would lay the munition in the head. and unfortunately for hours, we were completely denied access, which has resulted in the death of the person. at the end of that age, we were able to get is to inside the camp. our teams don't went around for nurses, we interest ported of port mercer's as well as a 2 injuries as well. and a supplement incident, a 16 year old boy. he was injured due to the showing and why we were transporting that boy as an occupation forces. i listed him when he was in the hands of our parents. and another incident to our teams was heading to lose some account to deal with one of the patients there. and after getting unable a unfortunately, what i'm doing is wasn't tubs. and as an occupation forces, i was to have housed under the crescent volunteers from inside the am to this, the situation on the ground is extremely dangerous. we see what teams are preventing access to one of the people who are an urgent need for our services. yes

i. c. r. c operates in gaza, says the humanitarian situation is unimaginable. i was uh and with you guys guys, he's moving from the north to the south. we were presented with an ice days, also in the north of the guys at street. and what we have seen. yes it's, it's b o you might be too much nation of the, of the, the discharge. i guess these lead to these, the water. so leading condition there for the people remaining, there is extremely, extremely difficult. the service is present in one of the big hospital in the saw in the guys are, you will be in the hospital. and during the ceasefire we have seen a movement of the patients sometimes organized, sometimes spot centers where, you know, patients. and when did people from the north we're coming to this house because just that there was no hospital functioning at all. and just to give you the scope of the, of the system in, in an afternoon we receive a more than 800 station. just seen enough to do that. and the next day we receive what i've written on 7 ambulances and why that was best for the patient . so it gi

conflict. equally disappointing is it the authors decline to add language, re affirming that the i c r. c must be permitted to access and provide medical treatment to the hostages still held by him aust terrace. and other extreme, this the resolution also fails to encourage or assumption every minute turn pauses to allow for the release of hostages and an increase of aid. this formula is worked . it could resume very quickly from us, agreed to release women and civilian hostages. this tech's also failed to acknowledge that israel has the right to defend itself against terrorism. consistent with international law. this is a right to which all states are entitled. as i stated earlier today, no country could or should tolerate what tomas did on october 7th. if any of our own countries had been attacked in this way, we would all expect this counsel to reaffirm our right to protect our citizens. perhaps most on realistically, this resolution retains a call for an unconditional cease fire. i explained to my remarks this morning. why this not only why this is not only unrealistic, but dangerous,

i c r c vehicles for 7 hours, then they detained dr. him a hammond of a sold me on his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location prior to the states for israel had put a blockade on the delivery of fuel medicine and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories during israel's bombardment of gaza, at least the 60 ambulances were hits. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals, and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. mazda, according the guy's health ministry. mohammed boost on me as cousins says the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the yeah, i need to do for the siege. his wife asked him multiple times to leave the hospital . it was possible for him to come home with no risk, but he always said that he wouldn't leave the hospital until the very last patient was evacuated. he said that he is a manager and there is a medical oath that he cannot betray the claims responsibility for his patients. he asked all of us to get the world to sa

needed medical supplies, medicines and paint colors that are used during operations conducted by i c r c. sessions at the gas, they would be in hospice and we wish that the there's there the how still it these would come to an end essentially because the needs have become very much pressing. we have with this many, many casualties and many people killed, including also children. we do not want to with this nightmare before this, these fire again, people need to respond to people's needs. a chance to, um, you know, to, uh, to, to feel the goals to, uh, to re, re, re supply their basic needs, fluid, walter, etc. they cannot continue living in these in humane living conditions and shelters . and even in the wonder and that's it for me. upfront, isn't the house on this structure was actually destroyed in 2003. and the reason for that is that far a how made was actually convicted and sentenced to 7 live sentences by his pause in the killing of his reading. soldiers with these res, this is a, came in here, and this now very small hole actually represents a nightmare for this family. let me jus

so basically we coordinate our safe access to the i, c r c. unfortunately, the i c or c is on able to cross any of our states access. that's why we're getting all those kinds of different cools from people who aren't dropped in their homes with people who are killed or even injured. unfortunately, the o. s teams are able to reach to them, not even any other emergency medical service provider or this kid to, you know, what to use. or even if job insight i want to add, you know, center. and unfortunately this is the case. it's not only the case because we have also under dynamics. i've talked this happen for us, for our teams in the city. we have a hospital which has shut down due to is there a b one bard met diet attack from the hospital, open fire at the intensive care unit of disease or the hospital of the moment we have to go out of service. and unfortunately, the hospital was chopped in one of 2 this moment please. for a couple weeks for kind of are they were killed, were they were on a duty along with other 28 burma dix with injured was the

so right now the i c r c is not allowed to enter prisons. and to do that, if a student presented the our band actually for after the defense of october, and i'm to the c s how many days or so they are banned from visiting their loved ones. only a lawyer scan to this, but with limited access to defense presents and lawyers have a many restrictions on the vacation process. so right now, no, and nobody knows what is actually happening inside is what he presents. especially with a post students detained from inside get us trip because we actually have no idea about their numbers, the situation, where are they being killed and what are they being tortured and, and so on. so it's actually alarming that no one can get access to, to the present. and there was a lot of attention on the plight of palestinians and as rainy jails during the exchange that we sold was rarely kept us in gauze. a full palestinian prison is what happens to the thousands of them who remain and is ready to joes. now that that attention has gone. yes, actually the us to uh they

and my question is, wherever it is i, c r c. and where is the un system to protect the patrol single saw? i'm the health care workers. it's very strange that in this situation there is actually no international presence to make sure that the hospitals can be respected and worked at forwarding to international law. okay. the thing is to jump in the find may forgive me with the suffering that patients are enduring, as you've described to me is so much death and destruction. how do your colleagues cope with this kind of extreme situation? well, that's a very good question. i'm thank you for asking that because they haven't been on hold for the better part of 8 weeks now working out around the truck and i, i don't have a good answer to that. only that i can tell you that from my experience over the last 20 years, working with the student and health care workers is that they haven't. and the norm as the dictation to their people up to their patients. they'd rather die that game on their face of a sudden that's what we have seen both

doing everything possible to free the remaining hostages, and reiterate or expectation that the i c. r. c. be permitted to access and provide medical treatment to the hostages, held by him, us and other extreme is groups. the war is equally tragic for civilians and garza. the scale of civilian suffering is devastating and heartbreaking unless intentionally embeds itself within civilian areas. but that does not in any way change the fact that how israel defend itself matters. we have been unequivocal israel, most respect, international mandatory law and conduct its operations in a way that minimizes civilian harm. to back up these words and help protect civilians, we have supported establishing a more effective humanitarian d confliction mechanism with the un. and we are monitoring its implementation. this is a moral, imperative, and strategic imperative. you can only win in urban warfare by protecting civilians in every conversation. we also have underscored, the israel must avoid further mass displacement of civilians in the south of gaza. many of whom previously fled violence. civilians

by a number of international organizations including units that could be under what as well as the i c r c. mr. tell me about the level of supplies that you have available from fuel to medicines, a maybe a sub and unfortunately useful to the fly you find that are reaching the hospitals in this because that is fine. the strip are not reaching the hospitals in the north, but unfortunately he is really occupational still severely limiting. everything that is entering the gaza strip and the quantity that is entering is not even close to fulfilling the need that we have at our operation rooms at our emergency rooms and so on and so forth. as a result, the size of the volume of the 8 that was allowed to enter does not change the reality of our collapse of medical sector. as a result of the health system will remain in that condition until further notice. and this was actually brought up by the united nations and the w h o. and then actuality, everybody admitted that the supplies entering the gaza strip constitute a drugs in the secrets of our needs, as far as medication is concerned, and few and

if there was not helping all the i, c r s i c r, a seasonal testing. so he's going to help us. while the city of been in bella in central, garza has come under repeated bombardments. it's home to an upstart hospital. that's where a staff say they've received more than 70 dead and a 160 wounded in one day, out to zeros and a city for them dated by the at the scene of the latest strike. no one after you didn't, but we are in darrow bella central gaza strip. and this is the also long district where these really were planes of attacked a number of buildings and on killing and injuring a number of residents. district kids in the early hours of the morning. and among the victims are women and children. many displaced people are here in this area, which is real heads described as a safe area. despite that is really war planes targeted palestinian civilians here . i mean, those were still alive and are now trying their best to rescue others trapped under the rubble to treat the wounded and also to look for the dead. the destruction is huge and the mission is very difficult. there's no

the most that we as been described by many as a instrument until the member of the i r g c or commander of the i r g c in syria. especially when it comes to the, um, uh, transferring and transporting the weapons from give on to iraq, to celia and to lebanon. and this is probably the main point here because this is where it takes the big context, the context of the war on. cuz the, the relation between has the law and as it was how we from i are, you see the relation between the laws of the most that we and the, all the processing infection. so this is the main point. this is why this really is, i've been following him, have been trying to estimate him over the past. yes and on a israel has a history of carrying out strikes and syria, something that we have seen an increase in since the war on garza began. indeed the soft costs the over the past, the as there were many, is rarely as strikes in, in syria and even follow the strikes a targeted people and members of the either i r g c, or has, well, or any of the, uh, functions, uh, functioning in syria, however, since the beginning of the war and because

c 4 r i c. and that became the 1st part of this battle ever to the output stretching the field. these, these evenings backing samples continued though they were carrying today to on 54 as before, i was able to avoid it. first, have a test series defeats against the opponents as well. those are, you would like to split headlines. you can get more on out, is there a dot com and all social media channels to the whole. thank you very much for that . as always. one use also on our website that alger 0 dot com, that's it from me fully back to boarding the whole team here in till ha nissan can, will be with you on andrea sierra. after counting the, the power defines out loud. we live here, we make the rules, not the people empower investigate exposure and questions. they use them to be just the power around, but go on out just there. the other one, adrian said again, this is counting the cost. i was just a regular weekly, looked at the world of business at economic this rate. nothing to return to israel is more on cause it has wiped out in time neighborhoods have reduced businesses to rumble. so who compensates palestinians for the destruction or so this way constrains in germany's constitution, the circle depth breaks a spot, a bunch of prices pulls that, going from borrowing limits to be relaxed. plus china and saudi arabia agree on that. first, currency swap for many nations are increasingly moving away from the us dollar to central trade. is what else relentless bump, bump it up, does that has killed and injured thousands of palestinians. the human cost is in your rebuild. the total on infrastructure is massive. simply absolute destruction of a lack of basic requirements to sustain life and time neighborhoods, homes, schools, hospitals, churches, and most of all been targeted. whoever runs guns off of the war ends will have to rebuild the strip and create a functioning economy. well, many palestinians who have managed to see what remains of that homes during a brief lower, the tax was shocked at the scale of the damage low. and i'm gonna okay, long as you can see, thousands of residential units were destroyed. the same with other residential complexes in the north where to go where to sleep. this was my house and now my fam, me and i are homeless. many are still buried under the debris and i cannot even pick some of my clothes from under the rubble to put on my back. however, we are not leaving. we are holding our ground. even if i live in a tent, i will not abandon my homeland. because i am the, could i ask you how the my memories in my home is be my memories. i would never let it go. i live for 23 years and i will stay in it. even if i knew small prostate remains yet, if in the degree that it's a bust of shocking, took me a lifetime to build this house for me and my brothers, and i just like that. and i'm back to square one. and uh, so we are a family of 4 and our house has made up a full flow of the ground floor. was a commercial show. my brother lives with his family in the 1st floor, while the other brother on the 2nd, my family and i live on the 4th floor when i was sitting in what was once the kitchen that was the fridge and that the of this is the only area where we could set the rest as a total wreck. well the, you and a special russell to on the right to adequate housing upon a christian roger gopal has denounced as well as widespread foaming of homes and infrastructure in gaza. and a recent report, he said, carrying out facilities with the knowledge that they will systematically destroyed and damage civilian housing. an infrastructure rendering an entire city such as garza city uninhabitable for civilians. is a war crime. this multiple sources have reduced figures on the extent of damage to infrastructure. satellite analysis by 2 researches at the c u. n. y graduate center at oregon state university shows that they hoff of old buildings across northern garza, have been damaged or destroyed the you and says that many 45000 housing units have been demolished. out of the strips. 36 hospitals, 28. i'm no longer functioning, 279 educational facilities have been affected. depriving bolden $625000.00 students at the basic rights to education bakeries and mills in the northern parts of the strip and brought to a standstill due to the structural damage of the lack of fuel. um flour, water facilitates across casa. i've also been targeted. well, the latest conflict is estimated to cost much more than any of the full previous was on goes up. the 3 week rule that began in december 2000, that agent ended in january 2009 cost of destruction announcing to $2000000000.00 that's according to the world bank. how my says the 8 days of his ready of taxes and 2012 cost because at $1200000000.00 daily, $6000000.00 was estimated to be the cost of rebuil

i c j r. oh, well mainly the must be the i c j wrote it out. it must be that that has been a must not act on the outcome of this referendum. the rule that stock the scope must remain, that is ethical remains within the territory of diana and the guy that continues to administer the governance. and that's to people they, i think it was very, very clear in his art of not understanding this order after the referendum on sunday, last evening present, venturo moved to announced a series of matches that point to the next session of at the table establishments of an administrative mechanism to govern as a cable and to give ultimatum to companies operating within as a google adult to remove themselves within 3 months. this is a blatant disregard for international order the order of the i c j and is about so low as definitely not in keeping with being a member of the united. this is from united nations property of nathan right now, is that we just can i ask you mr. present as a result of these measures that you just outlined, that 5 and his way to to und

the time we have on the thing, my guessing marrakech and in budapest, i wouldn't want to thank our viewers for watching us c r t c. and next time and we member across that rules and happy new year. the watching is why is and why in this country, what if i give borrowed money in the store in this they should have been a shorter one. for now, i'm not going to stay less. so could i scan when i am, what i could catch at your desktop session? that's just shiny or just in there, when you bought this one you said, oh it's in the, the near the, the the when we think about the relationship with india and russia. because in many ways, actually an exceptional relations fee and yet foreign minister praises bilateral ties between new teddy and moscow. fast as he gets up to meet his countertops. okay, the problem. as part of his 5 day trip to russia, as the 18th parties of palestinians killed 5 yards, yes, returned to garza local authorities accused of stealing from the bed. some arrived with complete bodies, while others arrived as human remains, which had decomposed but due to the overpowering smell and the inability of medi

a bold up for 172, c 4 r i c. and that became the 1st part of this process ever to be out for obstructing the field. these, these humans bathrooms troubles continued though they will go into the day to on 54 . as before, i was able to avoid at 1st have a test serious defeat against the opponents. well, those are, you'll like to support headlines. you can get more on how to do a dot com and all social media channels. and that does it for me? 0 then? yeah. up next. tell me about people has all your news the this is will weeks of to run to rain has done to towns, villages and farm lands on the banks of the town of reba. more than a 170000 people have been forced from their homes by floods, hearing can yeah, from the heavy cold. so you can really get a sense of the scale of these floods and thousands of farms the beams of managed crops destroyed. and this comes off the back of one of the brass brown in that region in about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in co

as well wrapped up its attacks and assaults against the r g c bases and see run just early in december as well, kill 2 senior members of the i, r g c. and general lou said he was a 3rd senior member of the bar, sure who was killed at the hands of these railways. he played a key role in the course of boosting and improving the strings and the power of the resistance success. and that of course. so there are reports that is well made several attempts to try to assassinate him. as one describes joel most of the as the 2nd generals, sort of imani, they also call him the right hand of general the license for the money. charles, so the money who was assassinated by the us back in january 2020. and that person also was an influential figure. and the our gc voice force and looking up behind me, we can see a significant number of people participating in the funeral ceremony. all federal, most of the, and actually mines is of the scale and the magnitude of the funeral held back in january 2024 general cost them so the money as well. so this a tests and shows the fact that a general most of these also and important and the have you heavy weig

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