in june, molly's government demanded the immediate withdrawal of o u. n. troops. numerous law, unfortunately minnes most seems to have become part of the problem by sealing tensions in the community. lessened by extremely serious accusations. that's a very detrimental to piece reconciliation and national cohesion in molly. yeah, luck with you on us. one of the might be the situation leads to a feeling of mistrust among the population towards mendoza and to a crisis of confidence between them of the and also or it is and menace about money . and they let me do some like other members of the un mission germany decided to pull out the dog was that us the items that i very much regret that this mission is now coming to an end in this way. because it has become clear to us in the discussions we find ourselves in a real dilemma. situation in molly has not improved and yet not the mission itself failed. it is the conditions that have caused the mission to fire. this is not the fault of given politics and certainly not the photo of the book despair and it's so ju

in june, molly's government demanded the immediate withdrawal of o u. n. troops. looters, law. unfortunately, minnes most seems to have become part of the problem by ceiling. tensions in the community lessened by extremely serious accusations. that's a very detrimental to piece reconciliation and national cohesion. a molly? yeah. luck with you on us will not be might be the situation leads to a feeling of mistrust among the population towards mendoza and to a crisis of confidence between them of the and also or it is and menace about money and they allow municipal like other members of the un mission, germany decided to pull out the door was that us that i'm, that i very much regret that this mission is now coming to an end in this way because it has become clear to us in the discussions we find ourselves in a real dilemma situation in molly has not improved and yet not the mission itself failed. it is the conditions that have caused the mission to fire. this is not the field of human politics and certainly not the photo of the book despair and it's so just bear with me as i go

a starting o u n by propose wants the extent of hunger and the strip is worse than that seen in neil simon's enough calling us on. i'm human in recent years. un secretary general antonia good to have this is skeptical of the resolution without a ceasefire. the real problem is that the, what use ratio is conducting these will fantasies is creating massive ops that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've even side, gaza to any settings a little bit. ation in gaza, required security software can working safety, logistical capacity, and the resumption of commercial activity. these 4 elements do not exist. the volt came as, as well expanded its ground defensive will bring more people to evacuate from areas it had only a ducats safe. in the weeks ahead, the challenge will be implemented as palestinians, and you mounting slaughter and humanitarian crises because some charities for inside story. so the united states has a long history of using it's vito power to back israel at the united nations. it's 1st the retail on palestine at the un security council was in 1972. it's block $3

and brought in russian mercenaries in june, molly's government demanded the immediate withdrawal of o u. n. troops. the miss motors law. unfortunately, most most seems to have become part of the problem by ceiling. tensions in the community. listen by extremely serious accusations. that's a very detrimental to piece reconciliation and national cohesion in molly. yeah, luck with you on us or not, would you mind? the situation leads to a feeling of mistrust among the population towards mendoza and to a crisis of confidence between them out of the and also or it is and been us about the money in the let me do some of the like other members of the un mission, germany decided to pull out the door was that us that i'm, that i very much regret that this mission is now coming to an end in this way because it has become clear to us in the discussions we find ourselves in a real dilemma situation in molly has not improved and yet not the mission itself failed. it is the conditions that have caused the mission to fire. this is not the field of human politics and certainly not the photo of the book de

o. let evacuation of critically ill patients from lc for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o n d u n for information on the condition of the doctors. a joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. tel aviv i choose the head of l. c. for hospitals having ties with him aust militants. while alleging that the hospital itself is served, served as a homeless command and control center. mohammed boost to me as cousin opposed to me a contest. the saying is what has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. but does that, you know, be uh, does he want to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they've failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital? they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime accusations, even though the whole world solved them in gaza. and we want to know whether dr. blue sell them money. um is still alive or not. we already know that 6 of the deta

are highly detrimental to a piece reconciliation and national cohesion in molly magic wand, cbs c o u n to sleep, i'm groups, and i'm, you have started fighting over the basis lift by the peacekeepers, which civilians quotes in the middle. hands him him just 0. the most to really to kim jones boone has ordered the military to prepare its nuclear also in case war breaks out with south korea and the us. he told the meeting of the ruling party a peaceful reunification with the south can never be achieved. unit kim reports from so no longer shared 10 or blood but 2 hostile nations. at hor, that's how leader came to now describes north korea's view of south korea. countries once one split into 2 in a lead up to the cold war 8 decades ago, you got an audrey change of the thing is they call us the main enemy. include with foreign powers. we should no longer make the mistake of considering south korea upon us a reconciliation and unification. all your thoughts on your end is a concerning development for soul, which strongly condemned north korea's hospital stand. just east basically said that a

which are highly detrimental piece. reconciliation and national cohesion in molly magic wand, cbs c o u n to sleep. i'm groups and i'm you have started fighting over the basis lift by the peacekeepers, which civilians cook in the middle. hands him him just 0. well still has all that, which is a in sport, bunch of the 9th of them. the is disappointing. nice little those details coming up with peter mc, but the unique perspective of africans, i'm willing to change the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have. if we don't know more and more lots of voices, you don't often hear trouble. nations do stand with paula spine, it's the same struggle share of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is the, are the latest news as it breaks. echo is, is not only concerned about the possibility of bulk holes in the region as well, right? it could present with detail coverage less than 2 weeks, tend to be lazy and criti

given the desperate situation, i have just described that as being detailed, by the sexy general t o u. n. agencies. things cannot possibly get any worse. let's be clear in the coming period. unless we take drastic action. there will be famine in gaza. this war and the unbearable price being paid by palestinian civilians. 6070 percent of whom we know are women and children is also having a significant impact on neighboring countries. regional spillover is a real possibility. we are seeing it's already including in the west bank where almost 300 palestinians, including 75 children, have been killed or egypt efforts to mitigate this crisis on its border are admirable, but it needs help. this has no egypt problem alone. there must be an international response, and this is why the security council has been asked to urgently step in the text is the product of extensive consultations and engagement between members of this council and concern parties in particular, egypt and palestine for whose efforts we are especially grateful. the purpose of this text is very simple. it responds with action t

as the secretary agenda is quoting for as o u. n. agencies working on the humanitarian fee and are calling for as the red cross, the international red cross in which the president will be in the occupied by the student that at $30.00 again. uh, you know, in the next few days, according for let me just give also small foot note. we are grateful for the effort of our brothers and sisters uh, from united out of up and then it led by a head excellency lead under the se, be, who came up with a brilliant idea. as i said before and invited a large number of security console members, they visited the alpha and the a lot each. yesterday, they listened to briefings for mister lads that evening. mister todd wenzel, and along with our minister of head administer of social welfare. and seeing that proficient from the about a cdn and egyptian red crescent. i the, i don't know if my brother in law how much a to test some details to share about that visit. but we are waiting for the dog from me and, and bus at the lot not to say be at home should b

the fighting on the ground target by zoom out just a rough, rough off in the south of the territory o u n. secretary general and tony gutierrez's is aroused, indiscriminate, military assault on gaza has so far made it impossible to conduct relief operations . the real problem is that what use ratio is conducting diesel fantasies is creating massive ops that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've eaten side garza and effective a little peroration. you guys are required. security software can working safety, logistical capacity, and the resumption of commercial look cvt. these 4 elements do not exist. well, i saw speak to chris, kind of us who's a former on russ folks, went on right. is the you an agency for palestinian refugees. chris, good to have you with us again on our 0. what do you make of this resolution calling for scaling up humanitarian aid into guys as urgently as possible, and distributing as well? all conditions right, for this resolution to have an impact on the ground to this resolution is a green light for continued genocide. and to be clear is un american is ray

the lack of food and general medicine in the region, even though the helping you and declarations o u. n. a grievance full a to come in through the rough or bold. what is coming in is exhausted. palestinians nowadays depends in only the human a terri needs provided by the united nations that are getting into casa for out truffle crossing guns. we have been seeing throughout the last couple of days, or let's say you since the, the un resolution to increase the capacity. and also the numbers of the humanitarian voice into guns that we did not touch. a very cleat change in the numbers of the humanitarian troops. despite the fact that russell had been more populated with residents and evac curious especially that the united nation had raised alarms regarding that 100000 palestinians have recently arrived to rough off, which also the gifts i play uh solely to a site that palestinian style are struggling to find access to food, to move with that. but what we have been seeing also is that's a very limited amount of humanitarian aid being handed over to palestinians. and for the i do see that cu

u. n. and w h o n i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. ma hammond, i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. well, prior to the say, as far as real 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 60 ambulances were heads. 160 medical centers came under fire including hospitals and other health institutions leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. as according to god's as health ministry mohammed booth, somebody as cousins says, the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the. yeah, so the 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

are highly detrimental to a piece reconciliation and national cohesion in molly magic wand, cbs c o u n to sleep, i'm groups, and i'm, you have started fighting over the basis lift by the peacekeepers, which civilians put in the middle. hands him, him, outages 0. the cranes med free size is destroyed. 21 russian, a tank drones targeting the capital kid in the east and city of concave. moscow says it strikes so in response to cranes, bombardments of the russian city of better go to all the on site today, but at least 21 people were killed. k of says civilian military, civilian and military infrastructure targets were a hit. on friday, the largest russian ass try to the on you train, killed 43 people, go into the spring and rather as a baby joins us live from key. if so, how extensive does the damage look now? roll from the pictures coming guides of ukraine, 2nd largest hole. can you see that damaged groups? quite extensive, not from the authorities. and if i gave some, this art is inside keith, we understand that they say civilian infrastructure was hit, they say residential apartments,

was a study done in the last a published in the last that a couple of weeks ago, not done by w h o d u n, or anybody else, but by the me only just to looked at the numbers in the 1st few weeks so these hostilities and compared them with the previous year, and they indicated that they were very confident that what was being reported was very accurate. right? we've heard the un secretary general describing the civilian death, told us unprecedented on power of out ah, how does it come to those conclusions, given that the best thing is published by how mass don't distinguish between civilians and $0.05. so again, the numbers we're looking at the you also look at who died and how well they were 70 percent of them, of women and children. we've got something like say 8000 children killed now, and the hospitals are full of into children. now, in some parts of the world, there are so things of child soldiers, but these are not so i'm just, these are not combatants. these are children, desperately sheltering from both above mountain that's occurring throughout the ghosts of streets and who are bei

o. d u n. us in, igniting, encouraging and directing people out loud minority using fraud i, but i think on some new knots is well aware of these, of these information that were used as my them supposedly independent media image use. that in reality, were financed by with intelligent services, can still hate it and fear thoughts, death, sort of just in the muscles, manipulate public opinion, you start to end even falsified information. well, the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operation in reality. and she had started in 2014 the prison with the violent overthrow of the elected president of ukraine by a move amendment to the address the by the united states and the european union, intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal and its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out, but russia pretty clearly demonstrated that with expert

u. n. g o, u leads united nation peace keeper and some things like that. it's run not run much strips. we understands their system to that. and so on. the beast keeper on our country is people who belong to this country 1st. and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united nation united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for a big organization. never because through the technician belong to the people business structure, religion, nation. he's the base for us to go to the is nothing but my cool is that the nation is in new york, this new york. so most come in the country on this rough america. and your things as related emissions can give us some listen about, oh, we need to organizing society. we kind of exit united nation hold the united nation recommendation because really was, and behind the united nation is do munition of america. and those are your initial, your thought about pen efforts in a so, but this is, while african societies are very divers

we, we, the certainly, um, the emphasizes the main, the main ask from w h o n d u n is the immediate humanitarian ceasefire. so we can have this so that we can operate and then somebody looked at least safe environments so we can move around. we can provide the basic, um, uh, you know, uh, essential humanitarian supplies to hospitals and to the population. the civilians who are in dire need of these. so this a doctor has your, i'll just as you have the main service, you have the evidence from the w h o. officials on the ground about how medical facilities are on the dilapidated and damage scenarios that they face. you also have now the evidence of how difficult it is to get a into the gaza strip. who do you as the w h o? now take your concerns too, because the global community looks to the you and in all its forms at all. it's a agencies to help palestinians and those in need. your concerns have to go some way. who do you talk to the how is it? can you hear me in the hearts? the whole rahman here. uh you know i, i didn't hear the last. the last part, a few questions. sorry. the last

u has frozen around 30000000000 your is of funds due for hungry. it concerns about old bonds, the tax on the judiciary and repression of n g o. d u is ready to send around the 3rd 10000000000 years old. i may not drop his veto and ukraine unless he gets on with it. some of the leaders believe they'll have a shots that's convincing him ones that ruled in the same room. and i think it's often better to talk face to face then to talk in the press to open another sense of failure to secure an agreement on the funding this you summit would mean financial uncertainty for ukraine through 2024 us after all night talks after you and global climate conference in do by countries of agreed, a deal that calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels around 200 countries, signed up for the conference declaration. following lots of debate arrived its word and after accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. despite the compromises, the final deal has been described as a major step forward in the fight against climate change. as far as the reached, the un climate conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go t

u has frozen around 30000000000. your is of funds due for hungry? is it concerns about old bonds, the tax on the judiciary and repression of n g o. d u is ready to send around the 3rd, 10000000000 years old by may not drop his veto. when you claim invest, he gets on with it. some of you leaders believe they'll have a shots that's convincing him ones that role in the same room. and i think it's often better to talk face to face then to talk in the press to open another sense of failure to secure an agreement on the funding. this e u summit would mean financial uncertainty for ukraine through 2024. a team as new president has implemented some major changes, he says, are necessary to confront an economic emergency. among the measures is the devaluation of the country's currency. by more than 50 percent, the move has left many people asking how they will be affected. argentina is facing a period of painful, sturdy subsidy cuts for public transport and energy. freezing public construction, job cuts and government industries, and all governments spending slashed by $20000000000.00. the new economy administer says there's no money left.

u has frozen around 30000000000. your is of funds. jew for hungry is it concerns about old bonds, a tax on the judiciary, and repression of n g o. d u is ready to send around the 3rd, 10000000000 years old. i may not drop his veto and ukraine unless he gets on with it. some of the leaders believe they'll have a shots that's convincing him ones that ruled in the same room. and i think it's often better to talk face to face then to talk in the press to open another sense of failure to secure an agreement on the funding this, you summit would mean financial uncertainty for ukraine through 2024 of representatives from 6 western bulk and countries have held talks with the leaders in brussels of a potential membership of the european union. the u has repeatedly said that it aims to bring albania, bosnia and herzegovina costs of montenegro, north, macedonia, and serbia closer. so accession will require the countries to reform another country vine to join the you is georgia or correspondence. your reward shadow reports, 91 white georgia. it's past 2, e u membership won't be easy. so she thinks one of the jo adjust the best known song s

u. s. o n i, accident. i know the version of the horrors that these guys are indiscriminate. they'll be what is can have on a civilian population. so, you know, was a little bit about the munitions that in question, right? so to by the administration, announce on july 7th that it was transferring munitions shoot you, my and those munitions are now being used by the, in military and the ones that questions are from the 1980s. so these are the m 864, and they're at least 30 years old. and the, you are actually right. you know, was these munitions are sitting in our saw pile? they do age and there's where i share. but i think the, the plan that we should be focusing on is the impact of civilians during and after the conflict. not that way, right. i think the battery is just right here. and i because we know that the latest march report on us munition was just we meet this week and states that these weapons impact 90 percent of civilians and 60 percent of those civilians are children that are under the age of 18. right. and like you, i avow heritage, my own family were victims of

according to the u. n. o, the michael roy associate discuss the boss. i would really chose folks buzz and kristin lind, maya so, so what happened apparently was that on the ground, uh, the, the idea of the representatives told our team and the lead of our team and guys are the head of the country office, verbally that uh, they strongly advise to do uh, most supplies out of the warehouse because within 24 hours because off the woods, the sold would be a military operation area. hence, no excess could be so might be very limited to get to the supplies or might even have collateral damage. so while it was not at the mountains, if to be very semantic here, it was a strong advice. your organization is also called on as well to, to take measures to protect, to help civilians. and i'm, she mandatory, an infrastructure has a, as a israel being cooperative in regards to such request. just lays exactly into this because i'm also making it up impossible to access a warehouse with medical supplies are located, which are already way too little for the needs and gaza

u. s. t o n z, or you can change that landline cost municipal lesson. we are greatly concerned with the dimensions that the united states have transferred to ukraine. and we have consistently, you know, my polish and colleagues, 9 administration for washes, heresy for clarity, as long as you like. stop sending lots of munitions. now the united states have at least one point. 7000000 class shows this file and rockets in arsenal, point to human rights watch. definitely pro lead to 500000000. so munitions, you know, that's a lot of issues or stop hire. right. and these are bands, my $120.00 countries for a reason one there is going to that, right? they cannot how the difference between or small tile, they don't have any mechanism that will solve the straw. so that means the cheese or countries like miles claudia and get now we're talking 5 decades, we're still cleaning the deadly weapons. and she both has to be our, our actual line. um, now are us government and will say that we are leaning towards, you know, doing everything that you mentioned in cost mun

so and this ends at west, literally gushy used many swipe is u n g o you needs united nation peace keeper and some thing like that. it's run, run not strip. we understands their system to that. and the only piece keep the on our country is people who belong to this country 1st. and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united admission, united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for. because these issues never because through that condition, belong to the people business structure. religion nation is the base for us to go to the is nothing by michael. united nation is in new york, new york. so most calling to confirm this for us, america and your things as related emission can give us some listen about old. we need to organize and society, we kind of exit, united and mission, how to united initial recommendation because really was and behind united nation is donation of america. and those are your initial. you've talked about penn african or so, but this is

u. n. g o. you needs united nation beast keeper, and some thing like that. it's run, run much strips. we understands their system to that. and so on. the beast keep the on our country. is people who belong to this country 1st and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united ignition united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for because musicians never because through the condition belong to the people based restrict, you know, it's a nation is not based for us to go to the is nothing but my cool is that the nation is in new york, new york. so most clearly know confirmed is for us, where we go annual things as relates, admission can give us some, listen about, oh, we need to organize and society. we kind of exit united nation hold the united nation recommendation because really was and behind united mission is the munition of america and is, are your been mich? you've talked about pen african a so but this is while african societies are very diverse, the

about was move by the un secretary general invoking article 99 is some of that blame focusing on the u. n. o. more of it focusing on the u. s. a. v. towing, but regardless it's still the outcome is the same because the whole system that seems outdated. 5 nations that can just veto for whatever reason, political reasons, even when they're on the wrong side of history, they can just do that. that doesn't seem like should, that should not be how things run in 2023 and i think people are calling for reform . several reasons are doing that. so yes, a lot of blame was on the united states. but also that all these member states that are participating in the system that is deemed and effective. how do you analyze the internal us dynamic as evolving has we see what looks like more pressure building off in the international community? is that something that the by the administration is completely immune to because he's got his eyes more focused on internal political dynamics or even a trunk political diamond, amex, there's pressure mounting. there is the death toll keeps rising and the atrocities and

u has frozen around 30000000000. your is of funds due for hungry? is it concerns about opens attacks on the judiciary and repression of n g o. d u is ready to send around the 3rd 10000000000 years old. i may not drop his veto and ukraine unless he gets on without. somebody usually does believe they'll have a shots that's convincing him ones that rule in the same room. and i think it's often better to talk face to face then to talk in the press to open another sense of failure to secure an agreement on the funding. this you summit would mean financial uncertainty for ukraine through 2024. and for more on all of this, i'm drawing now by the w corresponding rosie birch heard it saying, joins us from brussels. we're all of this is happening today, rosie a tough time there to bring hungry on board in terms of sending more money to ukraine. why? well, the optics of these are quite something because just as leaders began descending on brussels, the european commission indeed said it was on freezing some of those blocked funds for hungry. and that certainly prompted accusations at least. but that was basically a break to try and get

of musician we are facing today to end this the ends that's west literally gushy use many sweaters u n g o. usually it's united nation peace keeper and some things like that. it's run, run, let's trip, we understands their system to do, and so on the beach keep the on our country. is people who belong to this country 1st. and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united ignition united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for. because these issue never because through the condition belong to the people business structure. religion nation is the base for us to go to the is nothing by michael is that the nation is in new york, new york. so most clearly know confirmed is for us. there we go. annual things as related mission can give us some listen about, oh, we need to organize and society. we kind of exit, united and mission, how to united initial recommendation because really was and behind united mission is do munition of america. and those are your initial, y

o. and that comes as 200 a 3 attacks on health care institutions have been recorded by the u. n. unit. the w h o describes the humanitarian situation in gaza as catastrophic of israel in the system though that is only carrying out precision strikes the customer while you're on them to day fighter jets struck across the gaza strip. these were very significant, precise and intelligence base strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against how much strong holds with throughout the gaza strip. so it was all about in mind as well as the load has palestinians to evacuate to the southern part of gaza while cities like pro $500.00 units on video by folding under the most recent is really a tax. and you can see all of that as many the most, i guess a situated in the southern and central parts of gauze. i have looked at the map right here. civilians basically running out of places to flee. the us and the status that the creation of a safe savings in gauze are, is basically not possible comes as before the 7 day long truce. israel has mainly target hospitals and refugee camps i

even this information about the role of humanitarian agencies, including the u. n. o and what's, what's your feeling? how do you approach that must be quite awkward. it just became the oak ridge, but i visited israel. now about 10 days ago had meetings with israeli officials and they were very constructive. they introduced me by the way to some of the families of the hostages, which was very important for me to be able to speak to them and have the direct experience. these really a contingent, which is in the negotiating committee that i've mentioned that co get negotiates constructively every day is most absent is always present as, as my office, of course, as, as the egyptian representatives, as well as the us representatives. so we continue to negotiate as we do everywhere in the world, on the basis of your mandatory principles and with humanitarian aspirations. oh, i have publicly said that the wrong to decry the reputation of my colleague thinking about trying to coordinate to learn hastings, to whom i have a great respect and her leads our team in the occupied t

u. n. w h o. childrens, done by love own social media center amended and human being. thank you, but you're more than one on the moment of the freedom. so it's basically man or the yeah, that should suffice to say that there is no channel that covers world views like we do as a roman correspondence. i am constantly on the goals covering topics from politics, to conflict, to environmental issues. like nothing ever seen. what we want to know is how do these things affect people? we revisit places day, even when they're no international headlines. i'll just say we're really invested in that not the privilege as a journalist, the . ready ready to death and destruction in garza from north south. any 18000 palestinians have been killed by as well as and indiscriminate forming the head of them or kyle, this is allen to 0 in life from the also coming up. a desperate search for survivors in gauze as al, my goal is the refugee count. women and children are months 22 killed and this really strikes.

u. n. w r i o w i. so i don't think it's going to be much of a rebuke. i mean, is rails at hate gutierrez, but they see him as an enemy ends or they will do their best to try and on demand. this is kind of invocation an article 99. right. so look, take stock for us. 2 months on and off this war we're now hearing reports and you know, claims that had been made at the beginning of the war on october 7th by israel and are now sort of getting the bunk. there's been a lot of misinformation and you were saying in the last hour in fact this information. so are we now getting a clear picture of what exactly happens on october 7th? and how is that impacting the is really narrative. well, i think we're getting a slightly clearer picture, but anyway, it's, it's not too little too late. it's still significant. but all that, this information that felt information about, you know, the, the, the headed babies and, you know, the fact that as well, for example, having 5 on its own civilians that's already being used to mobilize the past 2 months of genocide. right. so th

u. n. group. the w h o describes the humanitarian situation in gaza as catastrophic. but is israel listening comfortably on the day fido jet struck across the gaza strip. these were very significant, besides and intelligence based strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against ha, strongholds throughout the gaza strip. the now with that in mind, palestinians are still being ordered to head south, but cities that like that i saw on you and is on data by law. they both full and under the most recent is really a tax will show you here on the map. you can see the. busy situated in southern and central gaza with civilians running out of places to hide. but you and ones that the creation of safe stones and gaza has now become impossible. that comes as before, the 7 day truce. israel targeted hospitals and the refugee comes in. the northern part of the angle we have to find solutions to this. we can turn away from what is everything today a more failure in the face of the international community. i've just visited the european garza hospital and the thi

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