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n. a walk and his family. christmas celebrations all across the west. things have been officially canceled with what is happening in guys. and how is the news we are say . they do not feel like it's time for, for us to get to talk to the palestinian death toll tops of 20000. we report from the west bank west christmas is cancelled with news to enter the bloodshed instead the bonds and that shooting reports by human rights watch dog. here i must have sold to stand accused of tearing out a field, toil execution with testimony from eye witnesses. all facts, and that's it the mid day here in moscow that's quite full of december. so i suppose i should wish you a very merry christmas. great happy with us. welcome. while we also have some of the sour in calls, how well, according to the local house ministry, 201 people walk killed on saturday, including the u. n. a walk and his family and the strike on golf up city in the meantime, populous have rotted, and the southern city of han eunice once a bustling town of destruction and empty streets on out that's left

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n. a's walk and his family's christmas celebrations. all across the west bank have been officially canceled with what is happening in gaza and palestinians here say they do not feel like it's time for the civic taste as the palestinians, desktops, 20000. we report from the west pines web christmas is with tools to end the bloodshed, and it said, shedding reports by human rights watch told your imagined id as soul just found to tears. the power now is field child execution with the testimony from our witnesses . and that's the hello welcome out of this merry christmas to those 2 who are all set of breaking this 24th of december. it's great to have you all started yourself. this solid head straight to gaza. why? according to the local health ministry, 201 people were killed on stop today and create a u. n. 8 walk and his family and the strike on dollars a city. in the meantime, bottles have wrapped it in the south and han eunice once a bustling town destruction on empty street. so now it's you can save fuel cells. what's left according to

n. 8 walk and his family. they don't ident stripe on golf, the city that claim $76.00 nights in total. so what was the, bring in now life, john, let's months or shame of who is in hong units and has been for whatever months now . i mean, most of we've seen the footage of destruction of view is just for on that screens as well. but you know, back to the, anyone what's really happening, can you just kind of give us a sense of what the real situation on the ground right now is the thank you. so i ask uh, i originally lived in the city, but i moved to con units around the 2 months ago when we were asked to go south thinking back to the state for the here and the seeing the videos of the destruction, especially in the downtown ok eunice, i was walking there only 2 weeks ago during my shopping as like you, somebody for 6. so it's, it's very sad to see what's happening there. the 1st humans here kind of keep up with the numbers. i mean, vice now it's at least 20500 that's have been murdered responses genocide with ov

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he used to be the chairman of the n c, use movement in his province. his parents were even members of the freedom movement and risk their lives during apartheid. in times when the amc was classified as a terrorist organization by the racist resume. there are some now belongs to a new generation this so called borne freeze. they see today's amc less as a liberating force and more as a bunch of corrupt leaders holding the country captive. and yes, we have different provides where we can vote, and we have a presentation. the substance of it. and i think we need to get down to the more difficult questions, the more complex questions and how we solve associates. and i'll make up that exit visas. the way i'm is, is we're, we're not able to be rather than most adequate, especially in rural and township community. just a few streets away in downtown johannesburg. well rise zone z is advocating for long term political change. these people are demanding that something is done immediately. they're not willing to wait until the next election or new government . th