thank _ humanitarian law. jason lee, we have to leave it there.nk you for - to leave it there. thank you for joining us from jerusalem. let's take you know to scene live in bethlehem, the biblical birthplace ofjesus. it would normally be packed with pilgrims and tourists celebrating christmas. but this year, the streets are empty as palestinian christian leaders in the town have said they'll cancel all public festivities as a mark of solidarity with gazans living through months of bombing and fighting. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil is in bethlehem. on days like this, joudat and his father would have been talking about christmas preparations. not this year. his family's stuck in northern gaza. he tries to reassure his father that he'll make it out alive and that they'll be together again. but his dad is overcome with grief. a week ago, joudat�*s grandmother was shot twice in the stomach. his aunt rushed to help her and was shot in the head. joudat�*s parents and relatives had been sheltering in the holy family church. now they've buried their lo

jason lee from save _ humanitarians unfortunately.jason lee from save the children, - humanitarians unfortunately. jason lee from save the children, think very much coming on the programme. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. the three people who tortured, starved and beat to death a woman from west london have been found guilty of her murder. shakira spencer was 35 when she was driven back to her flat in a car boot by people she had once believed to be friends in september. the uk's health security agency warns that longer and warmer summers could increase the risk of mosquitoes becoming established in the uk. the insects can spread diseases including dengue fever and zika virus. the report is based on a worst—case scenario temperature increase of four degrees celsius. prince harry must pay more than £48,000 in legal costs to the publishers of the mail on sunday after losing part of his libel battle. his lawyers failed to strike out part of a defence against a

. >> we are going to speak now to jason lee, director for the occupied te territory for save e childrenyou for coming on the program. i gather you have just been in rafah. can you tell us what you saw? >> conditions are getting worse, as throughout all of the gaza strip. with the increased military offensive, the population again is being forced to move south. these are people that already moved on the premise of being safe. rafa cannot accommodate the hundreds of thousands of civilians that again will be homeless. there is not enough shelter. there is no room to accommodate them. there is not enough infrastructure, access to food, water, sanitation, and critically, the health system is on the brink of collapse. >> sorry to jump in. is this a situation where getting more trucks of aid to the other side of the border to try and support people can help in a significant way or are there too many people in one space now? >> too many people in one space. infrastructure cannot support it. getting more trucks in is necessary but will not solve the problem. there are still hundreds of thousands

jason lee — save the children's country director for the occupied palestinian territory — told me thatilies in gaza is at risk of famine. the situation continues to deteriorate every day for children. the increased military kinetic activity means that a lot more children have been killed and injured, and these are lifelong injuries that children will bear. aside from the physical injuries, we are now in a situation where 1.9 million people, 85% of the population are displaced, which means they don't have access to food, to water, to the sanitation facilities, and are being crammed into areas that cannot accommodate them or have the infrastructure for them to survive. this means children are also subject to risk of starvation. one out of four households are at a risk of famine. and also, a public health emergency with diseases continuing to spread in overcrowded shelters, but also the overcrowded camps that are being set up all throughout the south of gaza right now. i asked israeli government spokesperson, mark regev, whether the declaration by the army that the war would last for many

jason lee with his stark assessment of the situation on the ground.ally assaulted, raped and mutilated during hamas's attacks on southern israel in october. israeli investigators say they are trawling through sixty—thousand hours of footage, and have compiled more than a thousand testimonies from witnesses and those who handled the bodies of victims after the attack. this report from our middle east correspondent, lucy williamson, contains graphic details from the start and testimony you may find very distressing: out of the chaos and mass trauma of the hamas attacks, new stories are starting to emerge — of rape and sexual assault. including graphic testimony from an eye witness interviewed by police. i realised they were raping her one by one. then she was passed to another man in uniform. she was still alive when she was being raped. the scale of sexual violence here is not clear — bodies were mutilated and survivors few. police admit they are facing a lack of forensic evidence from the site. you can still hear the israeli bombardment of gaza and se

jason lee, the country director for save the children., we can speak to israeli government spokesperson eylon levy. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the israeli prime minister dismissing reports that the united states had convinced him not to expand its military activity. are you saying that request was never actually made by the us? we you saying that request was never actually made by the us?- actually made by the us? we are sa in: actually made by the us? we are saying that _ actually made by the us? we are saying that the — actually made by the us? we are saying that the prime _ actually made by the us? we are saying that the prime minister i saying that the prime minister decided in the aftermath of the october seven massacre that we are going to focus first on destroying the monsters who perpetrated that massacre. we are going to focus on a policy of destroying her mass in response to the massacre and aggressive deterrence against anyone else thinking of entering that conflict. that is the policy adopted by the security cabinet

jason lee is the country director at save the children in the occupied palestinian territory.situation in gaza. that the situation continues to deteriorate further and further. whilst the rest of the world is now approaching the celebrations for christmas, children in gaza, once are again facing death and facing starvation, being killed by diseases and not being able to access medical care. it is imperative that there is a definitive ceasefire and the ability to distribute aid, life—saving aid, to all areas of gaza. you know that ceasefire is not coming — after what we saw at the united nations. another 150,000 people have been told to evacuate a central area of the gaza strip. how dangerous is it to actually move once being told you have to evacuate? there is nowhere for the civilians to move to. many of the people who are in khan yunis had already fled their homes, to be told they are safe there, but now they are not. 85% of the population have fled their homes. they have nowhere to stay. they cannot move to rafah, there is ongoing fighting, ongoing military action, and ther

what do you say to jason lee, who i wasjust talking to — i hope you heard the interview — where he saidership is needed, now it is time for a ceasefire, but more particularly that israel needs to adhere to international humanitarian law. what israel is doing in terms of preventing aid, preventing food and fuel getting into gaza is not doing that, and therefore increasing the suffering of people there. it's simply not true. on day one of this war, the israeli security cabinet passed a decision that said we place no limitations whatsoever on food, water, medicine entering the gaza strip. at the same time, we've opened up a crossing in southern israel, the kerem shalom crossing, for aid into gaza. so that's augmenting the aid coming in through rafah. and i can tell you that trucks that we've already inspected and authorized that have entered southern part of the gaza strip —— and authorised that have entered southern part of the gaza strip are somehow being held up. and our concern is that hamas is deliberately augmenting, deliberately creating a problem with the distribution of the aid so

live now to jason lee, occupied palestinian territory country director for the charity, save the children. i reporters have been outlining the challenges aid agencies are facing and trying to get some aid into gaza. tell the impact it has on children, specifically. if gaza. tell the impact it has on children, specifically.- children, specifically. if the situation — children, specifically. if the situation continues - children, specifically. if the situation continues to - children, specifically. if the - situation continues to deteriorate, everything will be impacted. we are facing starvation. one out of four households are at risk of famine. there has been a complete collapse of the health system. again, we are seeing increases in diarrhoea —type diseases, patients presented with jaundice. there is no possibility to test, diagnose or treat these conditions with the cold, the rain, their 1.9 million people, 85% of the population and children exposed to elements, facing malnutrition, not having access to health care or maintaining hygiene practices. the risk of communicable diseases and p

jason lee is from the charity, save the children. how the israel—gaza war is especially affecting young people. if the situation continues to deteriorate every single day. we are now facing starvation. children now in gaza facing starvation. one out of four households are at risk of famine. there's been the collapse, complete collapse of the health system. again, we are seeing increases in diarrheal diseases. we are seeing patients presenting with jaundice. we don't know if it's hepatitis because there's no possibility to test, diagnose or even treat these conditions with the cold, with the rain, with the 1.9 million people, that 85% of the populations that are displaced, children exposed to the elements facing malnutrition, not having access to health care or maintaining hygiene practices, the risk of communicable diseases and pneumonia will increase. there are an estimated 50,000 women in gaza right now that need to deliver now are pregnant with the collapse of the health system. they cannot even cope with the trauma cases right no

there's no doubt about it. >> jason: joe concha, lee carter, thank you so much for joining us.coming up, far left pro-hamas rioters tried to cancel christmas on the streets of new york while other agitators marked the holiday by harassing republican lawmakers with so-called swatting att attempts. pam bondi and brett dolan will weigh in after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ oof! that was fast. mucinex. available on doordash. it's comeback season. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. ♪ ♪ >> jason: not everyone was feeling very mary for christmas yesterday. large groups of anti-israel protesters took to the streets in major cities. the biggest disruptions came in new york where radical demonstrators tried to drown out christmas carolers and marched through the streets, chanting, christmas is canceled. there were also protests in the washington, dc area outside of the homes defense secretary lloyd a

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jason lee is the country director in the occupied palestinian territory for charity save the childrenh the increased military offensive in khan younis, the population once again is being forced to move south. and these are people that had already moved to khan younis on the premise of being safe. rafah cannot accommodate the hundreds of thousands of civilians that once again will be homeless. there is not enough access to shelter. there is no room to accommodate them. there isn't enough infrastructure, access to food, to water, to sanitation, and critically, the health system is on the brink of collapse. let's go straight back to the panel. the us played an absolutely crucial role at the moment with that veto at the un security council.— the un security council. yeah, and this is becoming _ the un security council. yeah, and this is becoming a _ the un security council. yeah, and this is becoming a bigger - the un security council. yeah, and| this is becoming a bigger discussion here in— this is becoming a bigger discussion here in the — this is becoming a bigger discussion here in th

. >> jason >> joe concha, lee carter, thank you so mucjoh for joining >> all right.ng up, far left pro-hamas rioters tried to christmasel on the streets in new york while other agitators marked the holiday by harassing republican lawmakers with so-called swatting attempts. th will weigh in after the break. will weigh in after the break. stay with user. s. >> well, it's spending season, but that's okay because there's one app and cashback debit card one app and cashback debit card that can help you earn rewards . your favorite stores and 5% apply on savings to put toward thos e future plans. there's a lot of banking options out there. but one, it's not like the others. >> menopause got your attention . it's more than hot flashes and mood swings. your metabolism slows down and you start experiencing hormonal weight gain. and oh, trust me, i know from experience how difficult can be to lose that weight, especially around your middle. that's why? there's complete video from nutrisystem, a weight loss plan designed just for us that can improve our quality of life during m

. >> thanks guys, jason pride and william lee. >> that's how you do these training sessions.r yield below -- low three 90 for the first time since august. rick santelli in chicago with more. dallas, what is the buzz, rick? what is a remake of this? what does everyone make of this? >> i think that the buzz is that the fed being done in the party began, and then the fed pushing yesterday the notion that maybe they are not done, but by the end of the press conference, it certainly seems as though all of my sources had a major change of heart and were definitely and that fomo camp. it's all about fomo. so if you look at it today chart of twos and tends, you can see that right as the meeting was being announced, the statement was being announced at two eastern, what we saw was a drop of significant larger proportions on the short maturity in the two year versus the ten year. so you dropped about 30 basis points on the two, you talked about 23 basis points and of ten. why is that important? because if the short maturities are leading the way, the last guest says that he believes th

. >> reporter: we were there when leah osmond met jason summers, he's in the man who received the heart donated from lee'shest and listened. [inaudible] >>> it was just an amazing happy moment for everybody. congratulations. you got a good heart. >>> thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> oh my god, i got in! >> reporter: we saw hard work pay off. [screaming] >> reporter: students finding out they got into college. >>> i'm in! >> reporter: and passing important exams. [applause] >> reporter: student athletes were winning two. celebrating after finding out they are in full scholarships. >>> we're gonna pay for the rest of his school, you have no more bills. >> reporter: we also honored our nations heroes. >>> mom! >> translator: mommy! >> reporter: once again, in the arms of loved ones after months overseas. >>> what's up guys? how are you? i missed you. >> reporter: at this country music concert, army sergeant jeff dole v stunned his wife shannon. was it like almost like time was going 100 miles an hour and frozen at the same time? >>> yes, yep. and i was like, are you here right now and this is happening? we will

jason. well, first, i want to give full credit to senator mike lee are of utah, representative and navy veteranyork who have tirelessly worked on this case, have traveled to japan repeateddedly and pressured the biden administration to do the right thing and call on the japanese if government to give lieutenant alkonis back to his family where he belongs. you're right, this was a tragedy over in japan, but it was an accident. and what their work and this whole episode has exposessed is that our service members -- exposed is that our service members are incredibly vulnerable when they are stationed overseas. and in lieutenant alkonis' case, yes, he was in japanese prison and, yes, they are a wonderful and great ally, but he was denied legal counsel, he was denied an interpreter, he was held in solitary confinement. he was treated in the worst of ways. i am glad to finally see him home, but the fact that he's now being held in a u.s. prison because of a japanese conviction on an accident and after how he was treated is up conscionable to me -- unconscionable. i'm calling on president biden, i am

jason, writer of global opinions for the washington post. i will skip this figure for now. kathy kiley, lee, chair and first free press studies, missouri school of journalism. and thank you for helping coordinate cheese events. thank you for having me. course, my immediate left diner line, one larger founder of dc media strategies and passed pc president and of the headliners team. his excellency stavros lebanese ambassador of the european union to the united states. rachel foreign policy reporter scene q and she's also chair of a press freedom team at the national press club. and lynnette clements, director of the wallace house center for journalists at the university of michigan michigan. so in her speech accepting the nobel prize in 2021, maria maria ressa claimed the prize only for herself. but as she put it, for every journalist, the world who is forced to sacrifice so much to hold the line, to stay true to our and our mission, to bring you the truth and hold power to account today the situation for journalists continues to be dire. on friday russian authorities, declared journalist dm

jason, writer of global opinions for the washington post. i will skip this figure for now. kathy kiley, lee, chair and first free press studies, missouri school of journalism. and thank you for helping coordinate cheese events. thank you for having me. course, my immediate left diner line, one larger founder of dc media strategies and passed pc president and of the headliners team. his excellency stavros lebanese ambassador of the european union to the united states. rachel foreign policy reporter scene q and she's also chair of a press freedom team at the national press club. and lynnette clements, director of the wallace house center for journalists at the university of michigan michigan. so in her speech accepting the nobel prize in 2021, maria maria ressa claimed the prize only for herself. but as she put it, for every journalist, the world who is forced to sacrifice so much to hold the line, to stay true to our and our mission, to bring you the truth and hold power to account today the situation for journalists continues to be dire. on friday russian authorities, declared journalist dm

jason has been waiting for a heart transplant at a local children's hospital. this visit back in october, made his day george kittle, fred warner, or in burke's, roswell, lee and dimitrius flanagan. fouls showed up in their niners jerseys. of course, they offered him some words of encouragement and hooked him up with some niners gear, including a blanket. and that is some good news. we really like to see and he's married couple celebrated a milestone that most people can only dream of to live a long and happy life with the love of your life, or e and lenin mcrae successfully achieved that this year. i said i loved it. i love you too. so cute. these two celebrated their 79th wedding anniversary. and if you think they act like they're still young and in love well, maybe it's because they met as teenagers in high school in arkansas. she was pretty, yeah. one of the best looking girl on the campus knew a lot about him. it was nice. i thought he was handsome. yes. yeah well, they dated for three years before getting married by a justice of the peace. point out first asked to marry me, that was a war now wouldn't be with and that's what we got married, which stay to