and environmental catastrophe. julia injury salt is program director for the green peas, middle east north africa program. he told me more about the potential environmental damage from a sunken vessel, caring fertilizer a yeah, that'd be 1st. thank you for hosting me. well, it's a $1000000.00 question. it's very hard to answer this question because we really need to understand what the situation is. we don't have 1st hand information of what the cargo is and how it distort. the information that we've seen in the news is that it is most likely i'm ammonium nitrate and there are a lot of risk associated with such, spill, for you to understand for the amount of nitrate is a very, it's a 1st eliza with high acidity and therefore such the risk can disrupt the ph balance of this money in ecosystem and goes to various effect on spaces in the water column. a global also vacation is a global phenomenon that you are currently experiencing due to a accessed c o 2 in the atmosphere because of our addition to closer to you. and therefore, such a global phenomenon will be investigated by, by such spills. anoth

probably already heard of the word halavah, a dense sweet confection served across the middle east and north africas consumed all year round. another traditional treat is a souvenir for... isfahan, you've probably heard of this one because it's quite well known around the world. gas a suite with plenty of health benefits. no trip to iran and isfahan in particular would be complete without gas, a persian nugget with pistacheos. gas is actually made with the sap of the angabin plant, which in persian is called gazangebin and that's where it gets its name from. اصلی گزبین های گیاهی هستش که شامل ترنجبین، شیرخش انگبین هایی که از گذای علفی استفاده میشه. شکر، گلوکز، گلاب، سفیده، تخممرغ و بهترین مغزهایی که از مغزهای پسته بادوم ازش استفاده میکنن و داخل ترکیبات گز قرار میدن. rectangles, depending on the ingredients mixed in, gas can have a subtle rose flavor or nutty taste, it can be white or it can become a little bit yellow because of the addition of spices such as saffron (gisumishah ahmadi) for iran. the israeli occupation demonstrates its hatrid on houses of the lord. this mask was reduced to rubble by

تو چند تا مجلس استفاده می کنن فقط صرفاً برای a dense sweet confection served across the middle east and north africaیش مصرف میکردن. کسایی که روزه می گرفتن. why it is consumed all year round. another traditional treat is a souvenir from espahan. you've probably heard of this one because it's quite well known around the world. gas a sweet with plenty of health benefits. no trip to iran and isfahan in particular would be complete without gas, a persian nugget with pistaches. depending on the ingredients mixed in, gas can have a subtle rose flavor or nutty taste, it can be white or it can become a little bit yellow because of the addition of spices such as saffron. gisumishahmadi for iran. it's a good way to see how poor people uh in poor countries or even in our own countries live, fasting basically heightens your awareness of your surroundings and everything, and it brings back the reasons for doing dua, for reading hor. when the sun sets, uh, it's a fantastic feeling of achievement. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. ولو ان قرانا سيرت به الجبال او قطعت به الارض او كلم به الموتى. لو يشاء الله لهدى الناس جميعا

russia, and russia has a special place in my heart, i will be writing a dissertation on the middle east, north africang with russia, i want to work in the diplomatic field to build a career and would like to get your advice to young women around the world. but in general in the country there are a lot of women at all different levels of leadership, and the more , in fact, the better, because women have certain traits related to the performance of their official duties, they are more disciplined, meticulous in in the good sense of the word, so you can tell me what you can advise, it’s not for me to advise women to do this for themselves, it’s better not to get involved. in the economic sphere, therefore, the role of a woman here is unique, but at the same time, we all , of course, i say, we, i mean the male part of the population, of course, we all expect a woman to remain attractive, charming, gentle, but how can this a woman can do everything and have a career, and be gentle, attractive, i don’t know, but this is a woman’s secret that i... don’t even try dive in, all the best to you, thank you very

markets of the european union, then they begin to spread further into the region of the middle east, north africa and further throughout the world, we’ve been talking about this for 2 years, but only apparently from the hands of our employers. or i don’t know, grant distributors, they can receive data that goes into publication when this data is open, obvious, objective, it doesn’t interest them, now it turns out that due to the lack of normal reporting, the pentagon is not able to determine how much ammunition is all- did end up in ukraine, and doesn’t know how they were used in principle, and haven’t we been talking about this for two years, again, there are questions about supplies: for what purposes will they be new tens of millions of dollars have been spent around the allocation of which such passions are boiling in the us congress, if no one knows where the previous millions and billions went. we drew attention to the statements of the minister of defense of south korea, shinwan sik, regarding the events in the city of bucha, mentioned today. doubted the ukrainian version of events about a

a data honda regional director for middle east and north africa for unicef. thank you for your time. thank you. are still head on alger 0. find out why thousands of striking doctors inside korea define the that was more right on its way from spain. disgusting to the next 24 hours. but we should probably concentrate what's happening just here. south of monica and west. eventually that low that well developed into something quite substantial, it'll produce fairly strong winds. great deal of rain, usually it's on its way across the traffic and on there's no open flank, some snow as well. so close again then for the rest of monday is the right and that's probably the focus particularly on these eastern area codes. so from example, albania, down through degrees, co, fast, to get some snow on the high ground here. and the winds are very strong behind it. so for example, if i didn't, yeah, you'll get with ins. northwest india gale's on monday with them. right. and then it stays wouldn't even not so much. so on tuesday, wednesday. so this window, so effects out year

all right, nor show of policy advisor in the box, them to the middle east and north africa. thank you very much for joining us. this our so representatives from 8 organizations are protesting in london. they're calling on the british government to pressure israel to allow more aid into gaza and ended siege. charlie angela is in london. charlie, what are you learning for outside the far enough isn't behind me. you can hear the noise in finding pots and the steps to emulate the sound of what children for the $100.00 i have a saving during. now, these protest is a made us, it was from the group, medical apricot, a city, and all the 8 organization. and that's trying to put pressure on the stuff with them on that as well. next, a move with me is the ceo of my not any of your time disability has started by telling me what it is. your saw a witness against how the situation has a secure agent here today because you know, and then in the 1100000 people are in catastrophic levels of security. and over the month to for the last 5 months more, we've consistently issued warnings about h

i've seen that only with the middle east, with north africa was due to the your end in indonesia. although it might have been in as an observer, this great potential has not been fully explored how the relationship between indonesia and the russian federation, or vice versa, can bring maximum benefits to both bodies that come up. so why do you think it has not been explored? so actually they have been active in intensive diplomatic assets. i know what the indonesian embassy moscow and the russian federation embassy in jakarta are doing. but there is still a kind of in security in this post cold war in a world. because i think the west america, in particular, will not allow and islamic country like indonesia or the country in the middle east to have relations with non west in this list. but the, the factories lumnick well has good relations with the russian federation. any melodic but got of nothing. yeah, this is interesting sir, because it turns out that the role of indonesia and the role of the meetings that you have conducted is about more than just religious cultural factors,

where we can speak with soraya ali, global media manager for save the children, covering the middle east, north africa very much forjoining me. before we talk about the logistics of actually getting aid around in gaza, ijust want of actually getting aid around in gaza, i just want to get an update on the situation, the humanitarian situation there. obviously last time we spoke you were detailing how dire the conditions are. what are you and your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment? the your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment?— your colleagues seeing on the ground at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it — at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is _ at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is getting _ at the moment? the situation remains horrific and it is getting worse - horrific and it is getting worse every single day. being here now for almost a week, i have spoken to so many families who tell me horrific stories, you know, one woman said her husband is blind, they have six children and they had to walk from the north to the south, they ha

the very vast and project situation is unfolding on the ground that is in units asked, middle east and north africa regional communications officer setting lewis to wells that say so less hey, on all to international we was back. so we more news and views the in previous tours of duty. i often heard the phrase artillery is the god of war. soldiers were pieces and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head . what do they mean really? i was wondering what the soldiers are like, what will they do and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down. yeah. there. yeah, but the emotion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task going at around 40 kilometers an hour and there's probably nothing to hold onto here. the the as we drew my attention was attracted by a soldier with non unusual co sign on his baseball cap, tangerine and civilian life. he was a ship most of the monday. yeah, but as i've only been, is i'd say couple years and they're both j as in special good all the way up and started running and done that would the what was, what is going on with the 2 s for 2 upon s

mine is the middle east and north africa expert and program director at the international crisis group. earlier, we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen. so in order for us to fire to happen, unique's book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course there are differences between his role and how i'm asked if i thought the ceasefire should be . but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people roommate. this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed you'll still to mandate to the us now where bashful in the cause over and you migration laurie is causing confusion at the us, mexico border, the load gives state authorities in texas the power to arrest and to port people. the us supreme court cleaned the wife of the lord to take effect on choose day bought just how it was like the appeals

you'll still to him on he is a middle east and north africa expert. he's also a program director at the international crisis group. i asked him what needs to change for a ceasefire in the hosted release deal to have to well, in order for it to fire to happen, unique's work has been lacking all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course, there are differences between his role and how mass ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in god, and where a close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is an urgent came needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the library and what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play in shaping an agreement here? so you may be the role of places to go back to united states to put pressure on israel to continue to cease fire. so you may be, doesn't have meeting any significant l

everyone in gaza is now in need of humanitarian assistance. seals, hilton, among is a middle east and north africa expertise program director at the international crisis group. i asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and a hostage release deal to have in order for us to fire a to happen, unique's book has been lacking a long, which is us pressure as well to add to except one. of course there are differences between israel and i'm asked if i thought ceasefire should be a but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test that was used to into monday or speaking with me earlier. let's take a look down some of the other stories that i'm making headlines this hour. indonesia is electoral commission confirming probable to be on till has become the winner of the presidential election is expected to take power in october. following a t

mine is the middle east and north africa expert and program director of the international crisis group. earlier, we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to take place in order for the fire to happen . the next book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure as well to, to accept one. and of course there are differences between his role and how i'm asked by what's the ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed. let's, let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines today, the us is lifting them all american citizens out of high se as the car b and country grapples with the crisis spots by the games. they've taken over much of the capital for the products with violence now spreading to the suburbs. despise he's prime minister ariel on re the

mine is the middle east and north africa expert. i'm program director at the international crisis group earlier. we asked him, what needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen in order for it to fire to happen? unique's book has been lacking all along, which is us pressure as well to, to accept one. and of course there are differences between israel and how i'm asked if i thought the ceasefire should be a. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is a urgency needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test as to the us now where a bashful linda courts over a new migration doors closing confusion at the us mexico border. now delete the log is the style tardies in texas, the power to arrest and to pull people. the supreme court cleared the way for the load to take effect on choose day thought. just ho

garza's entire population is in need of humanitarian assistance with your, his demand is the middle east and north africa expert and program director at the international crisis group. earlier we asked him what exactly needs to change for a cease fire and hostage release deal to happen in order for the fire to happen, unique's book has been lucky all along, which is us pressure as well to add to except one of course, there are differences between his role and how i'm asked about what's the ceasefire should be a but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed and so united states is still only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that have passed as you're still to monday. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines today. indonesia is electro commission has confirmed that proposed to be on to is the winner of the presidential election. he's expected to take power in october. following a transitional period is t

i've seen that only with the middle east and these with north africa was due to the your in, in, in an easier portfolio. in my opinion. as an observer, this great potential has not been fully explored. that i mean how the relationship between seen the new year and the russian federation is old, vice versa, and bring maximum benefits to both bodies so that he can do it without the husband come up. so why do you think it has not been explored? so actually they have been active on intensive diplomatic efforts. i know what the indian embassy moscow and the russian federation embassy in jakarta i doing. but there is still a kind of insecurity in this post cold war in a world. because i think the west america, in particular, will not allow and is lemay country like indonesia or the country in the middle east. they have relations with no west west. but the de facto is like, well, has good relations with the russian federation. any melodic but got nothing. yeah, this is interesting sir, because it turns out that the role of indonesia in the role of the meetings that you conducted is about more

unicef regional director for middle east and north africa said numerous reported child deaths in gaza are man-made, predictable and entirely preventable. the wide spread lack of food, safe water and medical services as well as problem hit. un humanitarian operations is impacting children and even mothers who are unable to breastfeed their babies, especially in northern gaza. more and more children have been starving to death as the israeli maid famin gradually takes hold, according to the united nations, one child in every six below the age of two is already acutely malnourished. aid supplies, already sharply curtailed by the regime since the start of the onslaught, have dwindled to berlyy. trickle over the past month, swaths of the territory are completely cut off from food, gaza's few functioning hospitals already overwhelmed by the wounded are now filling with malnourished children. "there are cases of severe dehydration, this reflects negatively on the children, the mothers cannot breastfeed their children, we do not have formula milk and this has led to the death of children here

for the phone, number home is the wells bank regional director of infrastructure for the middle east and north africa. he advises governments on energy security. and efficiency is really a game changer. i mean, country is weird to yours to depend on oral impulse. we've but merge on this over, your noble know, it's made soto. we kinda know reduce the dependency on part input. clean energy isn't just helping morocco reduce costs. you could soon be driving the economy. the government is allocating a 1000000 hacked toes to hydrogen projects, possibly putting the country on a path to net 0 emissions in the future. for the investors of budget can to get to involved building facilities to produce more clean power and storage for as long as it takes to sell globally as you might. but i'll just do a 10, g is morocco to a renewable future? it more. okay. i that's it for me to find more information. of course, on a website i'd 0 talk. com is the address. we got more news coming up here on out here right off to the visit with the why have american evangelicals become this real strongest? backer is us president,

he's associate fellow of the middle east, north africa program at chatham house, and he's joining us from london. thank you for being with us. you'll see. so do these protests polls any threat at all to let you know and his coalition government a good evening. thank you for having me. yes, i think she's use your sense the age of believe a year and we know that the most the nation. what to say it is the government, the government stuff is more than a year ago and stopped. i still saw the circled by the news now, and now there is more than one east. the beginning, the, all the folks of the seventy's was dying to compromise. today, these are the people to see any action, the independence of the judiciary. now that is also lead and gives the feeling that natalie is the one that stops the release of the hostages. the deal to release the hostages to bring them back home. and you can see the sports is the certainly, or for most of the hostages. oh indeed the and those are supposed and because it's of the assistance and you know, to these points about one thing you want to send only this thi

she's a global media manager for the middle east. north africa and eastern europe would save the children and is joining us from rafa in southern guys. thank you. sorry for be with us. um, talked to us 1st about the uh, situation right now in guys uh uh what you've witness since you've been in guys. when it comes to the faith and the impact of the one children, what have you seen and heard the impact of the war? here is clear. the situation in rough in gaza is overwhelmingly catastrophic. of crowding is the 1st thing that you can notice children everywhere. there are people everywhere. this is a small patch of land that was home to around 275000 people before the war. and now there's an estimated 1500000 people trapped, crammed, sheltering here, living often in makeshift tents on the plastic sheets and metal. and you can see children on the streets, children with roches, we've seen communicable diseases spreading. children often with one old, both of them are missing. the situation is dia and children. i meg simply malnourished. we know that know

everyone is now in need of humanitarian assistance. yost hilton long is a middle east and north africa expertise. also have program director at the international crisis group. i asked him what needs to change for a ceasefire and hostage release guilt to have as well. in order for us to fire to happen, unique's work has been lucky all along, which is us pressure as well to add to except one of course, there are differences between his role and how i'm asked if i thought ceasefire should be a. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is still only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the leverage? what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play and shaping an agreement here? sorry, maybe the role of places to go back to united states to put pressure on israel to continue to cease fire. so you may be, doesn't have meeting an

device for the phone number is the wells bank regional director of infrastructure for the middle east and north africa. he advises governments on energy security and efficiency is really a game changer. i mean, country is weird to yours to depend on our impulse we've but merge on. so if you, nobody knows to soto wins, con, know, reduce dependency on part inbox. clean energy isn't just helping morocco reduce costs. it could soon be driving the economy. the government is allocating a 1000000 hacked toes to hydrogen projects, possibly putting the country on a path to net 0 emissions in the future. for the invest, the old budget can to get involved building facilities to produce more clean power and storage for as long as it takes to sell globally. as you might buy the 010 g is morocco? well, it's currency strawberry season in the occupied west bank. the many say the best berries growing in palestine come from casa, where israel's will has destroyed funding communities. laura con has been meeting with some farmers and then old. and since you have to current incentives for the smell of sweet stories will t

now by your still somebody is, he's a middle east and north africa expert and program director of the international crisis group to join me now from brussels. it's good to have you with this. so this is um, if we count domain to the bleak and 6 mission to the middle east, since the israel home us more began in your opinion of what needs to happen. now what needs to change for a ceasefire and hostage release deal to have a well in order for it to fire to happen, unique's book has been lacking all along, which is us pressure on israel to to accept one. and of course, there are differences between his role and how mass ceasefire should be. but regardless of those differences, the fact that we're facing the imminent threat of feminine in gaza and we're close to 2000000 people who may this may suggest that a ceasefire is urgently needed. and so united states is the only power that can help bring that about if it's were to use the leverage that a test. what about the leverage? what about the power of saudi arabia? what role do this, all these have to play and shaping an agreement here? or s

they already built like, you know, the pipelines transporting gas and oilfrom middle east and north africaplanning multibillion dollar development projects, infrastructure projects in the country. that's why they need to have a good relationship with the current government, which is the military regime. there are lawless areas, especially along the border with china, where online scheming, you know, all the criminal syndicates were freely operating there. china asked myanmar regime, junta, to crack down on them. some of their commanders in those areas are profiting from those illicit businesses. they were very reluctant to do that. analysts believe that, yes, china was cosying up to military up to some point. but when they did not go along what china asked, they also came in and asked the ethnic leaders to do thejob. but when the ethnic leaders go beyond that remit, which is just after cracking down, they put the stop on them again, which means, like, both sides are now reliant on china's kind of support. china playing very cleverly. what about the position of aung san suu kyi? she is inja

not know how many, like what's called a fidel hold a is the regional director for the middle east and north africa. the uni says she says the known deaths of children from mil nutrition could be just a fraction of the true number. these are the children guthrie know about when we reported about this this morning. and in our statement, we had the information about 10 children of them in the afternoon. you are said to go to our be for the blue 15 children. so the number is on that eyes. and this was the number of the report that only from one hospital. so we really do not know about what's happening to other children to home or do not have access or to the ministry or how does not have enough access or information. what we have been warning about is that the access to humanitarian 8 and the delivery of humanitarian aid can be made, reduce the proportion of minor addition, the mountain to $1.00 and $6.00 to them. and more of them has well $1.00 and $6.00 to them, which means 15 percent of children. and most of them has the under the age of to have to be acute nutrition. this blue portion is 5 percent

through the very vast and project situation is unfolding on the grounds that is unit assess, middle east and north africa regional communications officer setting louis well, that's it from us here on all to international we were back, so we more news and views the in previous to us of duty. i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the gulf war. soldiers were pieces and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head, which is a mean really i was wondering what the soldiers are like, what will they do and how they handle.

hands tied and stripped of clothes with other in the program we heard from you and assess, middle east and north africa regional communications officer saline o. s. he says that what is currently being seen in gauze that is a lack of respect for international humanitarian, or you won't have the tools and it needs to be respected by all parties to, to the war until the conflicts. and until now unfortunately, during the past 4 and a half months we've, we've seen a lack of respect for, for international. i mean, it's a low, we've seen the civilian structure of children and the places that they run for with used to being attacked and not being safe. and so they're not getting the protection that they are entitled to. unfortunately the yesterday's morning we, we received reports of over 10 children dying because of the migration and managers. and in one a i'm really afraid that this number is only part of the story and there are more in other hospitals, more in other areas. and they've done this type of cause this uh, this issue is more present in the north where a didn't make it through as much as the sout

for the phone number own is the wells bank, regional director of infrastructure for the middle east and north africa advises governments on energy security. and efficiency is really a game changer. i mean, country is weird to yours to depend on oral impulse. we've but merge on this over the nodes beat soto, we can know reduce dependency on part input. clean energy isn't just helping morocco reduce costs. it could soon be driving the economy. the government is allocating a 1000000 hacked toes to hydrogen projects, possibly putting the country on a path. so net 0 emissions in the future. it's fully invested over budget can to get to involved building facilities to produce more clean power and storage for as long as it takes to sell globally hosted by the 010, g is morocco and that's it from a lower economy back of the top of the hours more of today's news, off to the bottom line, the a boot whole of the patient resulting in a her risk take your time. i'll just say it was investigated units interrogates the evidence and reveals voltage presented to the world to justify these. rails is soaked on gossip

joining us now from the is osman technologies in economic and political risk analyst, and middle east and north africa director at the global council. thank you for your time, mister. and it's often said that egypt is too big to be allowed to fail. isn't that how important isn't economic? it's political stability to the region. well, egypt economy, besides, if it's population, it's proximity to europe and its importance to the mediation process in the israel palestine. conflict means that you couldn't witness a place like egypt to send it to greater economic term, especially as, as we've seen increasing numbers of egyptians use libya as a culture and bar cation for european found irregular migration. and the software gets that before the 7000000 package from the u was approved, agents economy was on the break. and when do you imagine approve this long earlier this month and a $1000000000.00 law, the you felt that it was confident that he was going into a, into a direction of economic reform. and the i'm s o m s approval was a seal of approval, then you're going to, you could feel confident. yes. that

in london, you'll see medical book as an associate fellow with the middle east and north africa program at the u. k. think tank chatham house, and here in doha time of commute is the assistant professor of public policy at the doe institute for graduate studies, who specializes in conflict resolution and international aid, a real team of experts. thank you, and welcome to the program. well, this is the report that we're going to be talking about, and i'd like to read what i think is one of the key quotes from it is, well, we'll probably face and lingering resistance for my mass. we used to come on the minute tribble struggle to neutralize the masses. underground infrastructure which allows insurgents to hide, we gain strength and surprise is riley forces time about what is your reaction to that? not just as a specialist in the field, but as a palestinian who comes from gauze a generous. um, i think we're starting through some logic in some sense coming from from, from the americans. and i don't, i don't have to explain why. i mean, look at how this i must emerge as a what assistance, mi

great proportion of the population and is not subject to damage. whitehead, from units of middle east and north africa, regional communications office, i signed him a ways and he says that what guys urgently needs right now is safe passage for aid . otherwise, more children may stuff to death. the situation is this for people in, in the guys trip on this but and on the bottom line here is 8, should be delivered safely to the people people should be protected as was getting day that's. that's the reality on the ground right now in the new place in the states. now, people are not safe to get the 8 that they needed. and this is really how big is the traffic impact on children and families? and i think that's what our eyes should be focused now, is i understand and gets a way to fill those. uh, this puts the in while any additional aid is really weird. so, um, we do any, any edge, all so then distract us from the needs and the, the necessary for a full access on the account. because that's the only way for uh, needs to come and ask him that does need it. and, and even then a is, is really a small i might

well, earlier we had 4 medium to assess middle east and north africa, regional communications officer saline. always. he says that what gorgeous goals urgently needs is safe passage for a otherwise more children. based off to that, the situation is this, but people in, in the guys trip on this, but on the bottom line here is 8, should be delivered safely to the people people should be protected as was getting day that's. that's the reality on the ground right now. in the new place in the states, now people are not safe to get the 8 that they needed a and this is really having a good the traffic impact on children on saturdays. and i think that's what our eyes should be focused now is understand and gets a way to help those. uh, this puts the needs while any additional aid is really we'll talk um, we don't any, any at all. so then distract us from the needs and the, the necessary for full access on the god. because that's the only way for uh, that needs to come and ask him that as needed. and, and even then they is, is really a small, i might not be sufficient on for the, for this morn

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