margaret harris from _ don't know what to do. margaret harris from the _ don't know what to do.n't know what to do. margaret harris from the world health - harris from the world health organization in geneva, thank you. the eurovision second semi—final is set to being in the swedish city of malmo in just a few hours with israel taking part in the song contest. pro—palestinian protests against the war in gaza have been taking place in the city with large crowds of people carrying flags, and smoke canisters in the colours of the palestinian flag being set off. earlier i spoke to our correspondent sarah rainsford who is in malmo. you can see the crowd here. in fact, this is the tail end of the demonstration here. people have been gathering over the past hour or so. just looking at what is happening now, people are starting to march through the centre of malmo. lots and lots of palestinian flags, of course, and lots of chants about what is happening in gaza in particular, but also focused on the eurovision song contest which is taking place here. it is the second semifinal here toda

early and my colleague elizabeth per on them spoke to margaret harris, who's the spokes person for the w. i chose, she explained what changes the organization has been forced to mike. we've had to suspend some of the activities to the nose because we want to reserve that fuel for the hospitals for to ensure that they can continue their life saving work. but that's not going to be possible for more than a couple of days. we will then completely run out how much of backup medical supplies to hospitals currently have. not much so we prepositions knowing that this incursion was likely we preposition supplies that as many of the hospitals as we could, including the hospitals as well for the themselves. but as you've heard, those hospitals on the threat has had to evacuate their patients to other hospitals . we've also done things like set up dialysis units in the national medical complex, which as you know, was almost destroyed. but with the work with i work with it myself and all the agencies have been able to rehabilitate that. so that should open sued. and also we've been able to get thi

so i know that is margaret harris, the spokes person for the world health organization joining us geneva, thank you very much for your time. thank you for this, but well, that is the situation on the ground and gaza and as, as well, strikes continue from austin. israel are engaged and sees 5 talks and cairo talks that are being negotiated by cuts of an agent. stephanie deka is joining us now from the jordanian capital. i'm on stephanie. what are you sharing about the stitching points in reaching that cease fire agreement? yes, all these ready, 5 ministers now met with the director of the c i. a william burns has been involved in intentional diplomacy. what are you showing you the front of the americans are doing to get these riley's to agree? you're asking me about sticking points while initially this deal had been touted as a generous concessions made by the is really, this is according to anthony blinking. and then we have have my say yes and you have these ready say no, not really not like this. a lot of things seem to have changed according to media reports to this deal. one is the n

any of my colleague, elizabeth per unimed, spoke to margaret harris, who's the spokes person for the w h a. now she explained what changes the organization has been forced to make when had to suspend some of the activities to the nose because we want to reserve that fuel for the hospitals for to ensure that they can continue their life saving work. but that's not going to be possible for more than a couple of days. we will then completely run out how much backup medical supplies to hospitals currently have. not much. so we pre positioned knowing that this incursion was likely we preposition supplies, that as many of the hospitals as we could, including the hospitals as well for the themselves. but as you've heard, those hospitals on the threat has had to evacuate their patients to other hospitals . we've also done things like that up dialysis units in the nasa medical, a complex which as you know was almost destroyed. but with the work with i work with it myself and all the agencies have been able to rehabilitate that. so that should open sued, and also we've been able to get things

margaret thatcher center for freedom. so it may not be the court of magic under harry potter that is the un top criminal courts. it is indicative of growing international pressure against israel do you think it matters? >> thank you for having on the show today. i would say the court of justice is a kangaroo coat it's a highly politicized court in fact the united states is not recognize it is not party to it. israel should ignore this ruling. the presiding judge is from lebanon has a long track record of condemnation of israel. he was the lebanese ambassador to the un for about a decade or so. in effect de facto is controlled by hezbollah which is aligned with hamas and firing rockets into israel but i do think it does not have a leg to stand out here. israel is one 100% right to reject its ruling here. the israelis are engaged in a battle between good and evil. they must strike against hamas in order to destroy inside rafah the israelis are one her% right to be standing up to this monstrous of barbarism and evil the united states should be standing shoulder to shoulder with the people of israel at this time. r

he's winding us up, listen , margaret, winding us up, listen, margaret, i've got a foot in both camps. i'm furious about what harry tens for the last 2 or 3 years. but i think you've got to draw a line. i think the punishment beatings have got to stop. lastly on this mark in sorry, johnin lastly on this mark in sorry, john in falmouth, who's a gb news member, says, hi, mark, working or not, doesn't change prince harry's value as a target for terrorists. so he should have the best protection we can provide. after all, he is a prince of the realm, brilliant stuff . look. thank you folks. stuff. look. thank you folks. more of your opinions to come a developing story, folks. the papers are on their way, but tomorrow's mail on sunday. take a look at this scoop, folks. turn coat mp asked minister to pull strings for husband's sex abuse trial a labour mp who defected from the tories has been accused of trying to exert improper influence over her ex—husband's sexual assault trial by personally lobby thing the justice secretary, listen , the justice secretary, listen, folks, we're going to cover this in depth at 1030. this

margaret, what do you think the biden campaign in the biden administration will do here? we saw a few minutes after the verdict was announced a press release sent out by the biden—harris campaign we lather democratic side? certainly when we gather fundraising _ democratic side? certainly when we gather fundraising calls - we gather fundraising calls from both gentlemen and you are going to get the efforts —— the messaging around it but we haven't seen president biden come out himself, the statement came from a spokesperson from the campaign. what we have seen an early signs from other democratic leaders such as chuck schumer in the senate, is to use say things like that jury to use say things like that jury has spoken or the verdict speaks for itself. i think there is going to be a desire to tread carefully at first and calibrate it, because again, the sensitivities that donald trump has been trying to suggest thatjoe biden has had a hand in this or it is political, as ifjoe biden had anything to do with what the prosecutor of manhattan was doing! buy that argument resonates certainly with the republican base and perhaps with some centrist voters. so they are going to try to c

margaret hoover are both here with me and ashley. i just wonder what you thought of the how how the administration has been using vice president harris and deploying her very specifically to florida, the day this ban he went into effect. >> i think it's important this six-week law, let me be clear which i will just sell the right to say i want to win. >> we'll say use that word that it is basically a ban at six weeks is most women don't even know they're pregnant at that point. i think it's important that the vice president continues to go not just a battleground states, but even to states that are judicious usually more conservative like a kansas or a montana, where those restrictions are playing are going into effect as well, and voters are standing up and saying that's not the way we want our government to be in our doctors and making decisions about our lives. so this is not just a battleground issue. state this is a state that is affecting women and families across the country. and so it's really important that the vice president's voice and the president's voice are being used in the campaign, but also in the administration to