on latin american issues. a un official says that the reconstruction of gaza will require 50 billion dollars. united nations development program. he said: in if the war stops immediately, the reconstruction of the gaza strip will cost between 40 and 50 billion dollars. abdullah al-dari said: as a result of the zionist attacks on gaza, the human development index has gone back 40 years and this includes achievements in the fields of education, health, average life expectancy and average income of people. he warned that the consequences of the zionist regime's aggression on gaza will continue in the long term unless temporary education centers are established and social and psychological support services are provided for the people of this region and the provision of basic services is resumed.

israel's allies are taken on gaza _ streets. israel's allies are taken on gaza 's - streets.owingl taken on gaza �*s growing humanitarian crisis. with a $300 million response that will salve not solve. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. there is a lot to talk about. let's start with the open at their strike that happened in their strike that happened in the occupied west bank in an area that has seen a lot of tension in the last few months and years. unusual to see an isn't it? ., �* isn't it? indeed i don't remember _ isn't it? indeed i don't remember in - isn't it? indeed i don't remember in recent i isn't it? indeed i don't - remember in recent memory before the seventh of october or after october seven that we saw an air strike on the west bank. it is significant that they targeted a leader injenin and hamas forces and they managed to kill him. there are many messages as well i telling, smack that the leaders are a target wherever they are. they also targeted a leader overnight in southern lebanon. also it shows the israelis are a bit fire from aid being able to get

we want to say that right now all eyes should be on gaza, a genocide is going on in gaza. i am completely safe here. they bring up anti-semitism for this reason, because they want to divert people's minds from the main story. they don't want us to talk about the continuous killing of gazans by israeli soldiers. currently, the story is under the shadow of anti-semitism. placed but not at all there is no such thing as anti-semitism, and i think anyone who came to the university campus

country about the palestinian issue during the seven and a half months of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza will remain in history. martyr ayatollah raisi emphasized on the strong support for the palestinian issue and the people of the gaza strip. greetings to the children who have taken refuge in the qur'an next to the ruins of gaza and are reciting the verses of the qur'an. it doesn't matter where he travels in the world or what is the reason for his travel. attending an international meeting or perhaps two meetings sideways the issue of the zionists' encroachment on the gaza strip and explaining the oppression of the palestinians is supposed to be a priority. what is it here in the emergency meeting of the leaders of the organization of islamic cooperation in riyadh, after 35 days since the beginning of the zionist attack on gaza, that he offers 10 solutions and urgent proposals for the realization of the rights of the palestinians , which a few days earlier in the bilateral meetings with the authorities of tajikistan and uzbekistan in the capitals of these countries and in the 16th meet

as a sign of dissatisfaction with the government's treatment biden in the gaza war, one of the senior officials of the ministry. america's internal affairs resigned from his position. this american official is the first jewish official of this country's government to resign in protest of american policies towards the gaza war. lily greenberg call, who was previously the special assistant to the chief of staff of the us department of the interior. in his letter of resignation from the us government, he wrote: "with the continued disastrous support of the biden administration for israel's genocide in gaza, i can no longer in good conscience." the authorities are concerned about the consequences of these imbalances, not for israel and palestine, nor for the american people they are not informed. they also don't know how politically disastrous this is for them. do you hope that your resignation will be successful? i hope that this action of mine will be an inspiration to other officials of the american government so that they too can clearly state their views about the palestinian people.

on the to body. a refugee kept in northern gaza. these are the scenes of widespread devastation. witnesses say is ready for this is only one presidents of one home to evacuate before carrying out the attack rolled in search, whose families, of course, including women and children, have been left home. this allison and journalists covering israel's one does i have been awarded. this is unesco, world press freedom prize to but a sit in the discovering does and international jew reset it, recognize the coverage, doing what it co times of documents and homelessness. at least a 143 media wilkinson journalists have been killed in gaza. neely 7 months of the honeymoon, who was report some of the dangers faced by journalists in gaza. they hold a significant, significant importance for the journalist covering the ongoing war across the gaza strip. that has so far for the past every month, the cost of use more than just the word more than just genocide and genocide. the lax on the ground it's, it's, it's, it's about the very existence of pales

this update from it off on southern gaza. this has been part of the process of preventing aid getting into the northern part. then garza city. this is not the 1st time we've seen an incident similar to this one where a driver was shot and killed and the other is the driver was different. a trucks were reported injury to, along with people who work at the side who are trying to approach this is more of like a military area controlled by these really military. there are times that i'm in the vehicle there rather have in the presence of the ground forces at the to wait the traffic circle to preventing people from approaching a truck or getting into getting the food supplies and trying to get in order to get back to their family then and feed them in the past with the an incident directly targeting 8 seekers that human a 3 and a work as an attack on also 80 trucks similar to this one. this is the old part of what's going on and from the restriction, the obstructions of the flow over human a 3 native from either the rough i crossin

many of those killed on saturday were northern, gaza. why israel is pushing forward with a renewed offensive? is there any forces of launched a series of attacks that targeting palestinian homes at least 28 people were killed in a strike on a residential block near the come all i do on hospital in the north. many more what and yet, west of giovanni as rainy autonomy struck a group of people have been chewing for some one to 8 people were killed that women and children were among the casualties. so correspondent target wasn't begins out coverage now. he is in darrell by law in central gaza. oh wow. so this is often more so can easily turn into a bag in a residential play close to the come on it one hospital now. what's it, as is really bums rained down in buildings shouldering palestinians drawing to escape the con it rescue is scrambled to help. but they have little to work which upon him, an entire residential block was boomed by israel. we play the children out of the rubble, the different families who are under the rubble. most of them

and yet here we are in english local elections, voting on gaza. it's about more than gaza, isn't it? yes i think it's about the adoption of a whole range of things from shana whole range of things from sharia law, as you say, from shana sharia law, as you say, from sharia financing, which are in fact alien to the capitalist system that we have here. >> the democratic system, really of, of business being done. but it's also grasping is putting the feelers out into the, the areas of power where the levers of power are . you're now getting of power are. you're now getting overt, indications of people seeking to influence events which , if they are actually which, if they are actually using a market gardener in leeds representing the green party to try and manipulate national government policy on foreign affairs, you can only begin to imagine where else they might go. >> yeah, i do agree with that. i'm joined down the line by mohammed amin, the former chairman of the conservative muslim forum . good evening muslim forum. good evening mohammed. good eve

we want to say that right now all eyes should be on gaza, a genocide is going on in gaza.mpletely safe here. they bring up anti-semitism for this reason, because they want to divert people's minds from the main story. they don't want us to talk about the continuous killing of gazans by israeli soldiers. currently, the story is under the shadow of anti-semitism. placed but not at all there is no such thing as anti-semitism, and i think anyone who came to the university campus understood that this is the worst way to deal with jewish students. now, under the pretext of fighting what is called anti-semitism, the congress representatives have approved a bill to deal with demonstrations in support of palestine. according to the new bill, universities where protest gatherings are held will have their funding cut off on the pretext of anti-semitism. american authorities while students protesting the genocide in gaza to the jews. they accuse setizi, but the american senator denied this charge. it is important to understand let's see why these protests were formed. they attend anti

go world press freedom day conference, palestinian journalists were pushing on as well as one, gaza. one the see has taught prize. a latin america editor, lucy in human reports from santiago the standing ovation. as the we news of eunice goes, world press freedom prize, were announced. a collective award honoring the palestinian journalists covering the war wrong does none were able to come in person facing the pool while the paint, the much one of the recipients. i'll just see here is guys a bureau chief wide. i do sent a message of appreciation. his wife, children, and other relatives were killed by his really bombs before he himself was targeted and nearly killed. he says palestinian journalist and guys need justice and protection. i mean him know for via they can not do the job. so these are the mortgage feeling that these himself could become to news or become the headlines instead of being the ones that important videos. how about they need to do this? at least 143 media workers and journalists have been killed in gaza in nearly 7 months of war making that the deadliest conflict

the night attack of the zionist regime fighters on the jabalia camp in the north of gaza due to the air artillery attacks of the zionist regime army on different areas of the gaza strip. at least 50 palestinians in the last 24 hours were martyred we came to the jabalia camp in the north of the gaza strip. the fighters of the occupiers bombarded a residential house at one o'clock in the night. people are trying to get the wounded and martyrs out from under the rubble . moments ago, the rescuers took some children out from under the rubble to treat the patient. became a new crime. the occupiers' fighters bombed a residential house where a large number of people lived. we have a number of martyrs and wounded from below. we pulled out the debris, but there are still others under the debris. rescuers try with bare hands and with tools it is very easy to access them and pull them out from under the rubble. mazal aliin sadaf sima news agency, gaza. the un high commissioner for human rights said: the attack on the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip is in violation of rights. internati

gaza strip . simultaneously with the intensification of the attacks on the gaza strip, the west bank of dari is also witnessing the attack of the zionist forces. in the attack of the zionist regime on the town of kafardan in the west of jenin, a series of terrible explosions occurred in this town. following this attack, resistance fighters engaged with the aggressors and targeted them with homemade bombs. al-aqsa martyrs fighters also targeted tasnaouz military crossing . austrian police enval charity. seized gaza. this non-governmental organization is one of the leading humanitarian organizations that has provided 8 million euros of aid to earthquake victims in turkey, maghreb, and nepal in 2023. so far, this institution has brought 68 aid trucks into gaza , but these aids have been stopped due to the confiscation of bank accounts. the rahma institute of austria announced carelessly. it continues to work against these repressions and will send two shipments of humanitarian aid to the refugee settlement in south beirut next week. amnesty international asked the international criminal court to invest

i there's anger about its stance on the war in gaza.— on the war in gaza. r in gaza. i do acknowledge that in - on the war in gaza. i do i acknowledge that in some on the war in gaza. i if acknowledge that in some parts of the country, that that was the case. and there will be some people who maybe voted labour in the past who haven't in the local elections, because of this issue. and where that's the case, we'll work to get people's support a back. but overall, i do have to stress — these were tremendous local election results.— these were tremendous local election results. rishi sunak's fiercest critics _ election results. rishi sunak's fiercest critics seem _ election results. rishi sunak's fiercest critics seem to - election results. rishi sunak's fiercest critics seem to have i fiercest critics seem to have decided against an attempt to drive him out of here. but that doesn't mean the criticism will stop. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some another story making the headlines. with only a few hours left until nominati

frequent images in the media in more than 7 months of relentless attacks on gaza. bombs that have been going on for more than 200 days destroy buildings and massacre all its residents. bombs that create holes with a diameter of more than 12 meters in the ground. it was in the first months of the attack on gaza that cnn showed in a report satellite images from the early days of the war of more than 500 holes with a diameter of more than ten. meters show that they were created with 2,000 pound bombs or similar . the bombs that were used in the gaza war were so frequent that they became the most famous weapon of this war. the americans have clearly announced several times that their arms aid packages to the zionist regime contain these bombs. the most recent of these packages, which hit the gaza soil, left huge ruins . using 2,000-pound bombs in a densely populated area like gaza means that it will take decades for the damage to be repaired. the destruction we saw in gaza was unfortunately signed by america. many of them by bombs made in america. now, apparently, after

the celebrations have been overshadowed by israel's war on gaza. stephanie decker has more of the faithful that are making their way down the via the little song retracing jesus, his son carrying the cross marking, of course the crucifixion of jesus christ on holy friday. usually you would have many more religious tours here as part of this procession on orthodox easter. um, of course the word goal is, is affecting that so far less people here. so the procession will now make its way further down the be the little. so this is the, the 5th station station of the cross and then making their way down these alleyways towards the church of the holy sceptical where of course it's believed jesus christ was buried and resurrected on easter sunday, stephanie decker, which is 0 in the old city of occupied east jerusalem. still a half now does he find barnaby little in front of milan? northern philippines for the town was a merchant in the 1970s to build a reservoir has resurfaced due to exchanging a long dry spell the hello. it's fine and try across the good

in addition to the south of the gaza strip, in the zionist attack on a house in nasirat in the center of the gaza strip, 9 people were martyred and many more. requests in gaza to track the fate of the missing palestinians are increasing since the beginning of the war against gaza, many palestinians who lived in the conflict areas have disappeared. we are in one of the refugee settlement schools in western gaza. some of the displaced people living in this school are currently in a worse condition compared to the beginning of the war. every family has a missing person. because of the number many missing people, we tried to show the world that there are people from disappeared families and we want to know their fate. we have come to find out about the fate of the missing people. we do not know anything about their fate, whether they were captured or martyred or injured. the gaza strip has committed the war crime of genocide in this strip. he said: the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows to enter the gaza strip is extremely insufficient. the european union foreign

meanwhile, down on the gaza border close to rafah, a deadly rocket attack by hamas on the very crossinghich it was hoped more aid could flow into the territory. it has since been shut. at least three israeli soldiers were killed. today, israel's embattled prime minister reacted to hamas' demands for a permanent ceasefire and an israel withdrawal from gaza. "the state of israel is not willing to accept this," he said, "capitulating to the hamas' demands "would be "a terrible defeat for israel". but the government here is under pressure from parts of its own population. last night, tens of thousands of israelis rallied in protest at delays in getting the hostages out of gaza. they don't believe the government is making it a priority. the israeli government wants its hostages out but, at the same time, it's vowed to destroy hamas, which is why it will not agree to a permanent ceasefire. but hamas, which holds the hostages, says it won't sign a deal unless the ceasefire is permanent, which is why the peace talks have' stalled. a delegation from hamas hasjust been in cairo talking to mediato

. >> narrator: the israeli government imposed a blockade on gaza. it said it was trying to stop the group from bringing in weapons and prevent its fighters crossing into israel. >> the civilian population are facing increasing desperation and misery. but it also trapped the population. >> israel says that gazans will not starve on a more basic diet. >> the notion that you could keep two million people locked up indefinitely, with no real economy, who are entirely dependent on israel opening and closing the border to allow movement of goods and people in, where the majority of the people are now impoverished, i think, was not only absurd but also quite cruel. (gunshots) because it depended on periodic,

on gaza for going on in definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the is ready for us has kind of got multiple attacks and central gallons of targeting a school house into space kinda sims on the home, the little i'm darn jordan, this is all just they are a lie from dell also coming hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee garza southern city of roof as well. continues as strikes and ground operations. are you in vehicles hit 10, southern guns that can one stop and a 190 of its where because of died since the war began in october. and donald trump's former lawyer, michael kind of takes us down goodness hushed money, criminal trials of prosecution style with the israel aspects of it strikes and guns that killing more palestinians from the north to the south of a strip on tuesday. at least 8 palestinians were killed in his really striking a residential home in the, in the set up refugee camp that's in the central gaza. the finest dominion civil defense is working to recover victims from under the dozens of wounded palestinians h

minister said that even is all the hostages were released they would not end the war and gaza and the operation on that in a minute, but first, these images are of rafah, where the israeli air strikes continue. gaza�*s heatlh authority says more than 30 people have been killed there in the last 2a hours alone. israel, renewed calls for a hostage deal. hundreds gathering in the city. and others gathering to urge the israeli government to make a deal. well let�*s bring you that interview with israel�*s minister for diaspora affairs and combating anti—semitism. i began by asking him for an update from the israel�*s government�*s point of view on the talks in cairo. so the terror organisation of hamas is thinking — it thinks that it can force the state of israel to stop the war or to escape from an operation in rafah to eliminate the five or four battalions that remain for the terror army of hamas. that�*s not going to happen. we said clearly that we are going to eliminate hamas, and that�*s our obligation for the victims of october 7th and for the future generations of the citizens of israel, especia

gaza? this war will have to end one day. the political future of gaza when the war is overcome, in your view? -- is over, in your view? >> the top priority of the arabs, the muslims, all peaceloving people, is to stop this carnage and this aggression and this war against our people, to save lives, to send food and medicine and water and humanitarian assistance, as suggested by the secretary-general of the u.n., and to stop the crime against humanity of the forced transfer and israeli occupying forces to withdraw from gaza. once we have these things put in place, we will be able to devote our thinking and our energies into what need to be done to rebuild gaza and put life back together in the gaza strip. anchor: surely you need to be thinking about that now, that future for gaza. we know you, the palestinian authority, have had talks with hamas in moscow about a kind of unified approach. would you work in government with hamas, despite what they did on october 7? >> our government declared from the beginning of this aggression

with the death of six other occupation soldiers, the number of zionist casualties in the attack on gaza reached 279 people. in the future of gaza , the concern that the minister of war of the occupiers says that the beginning of the occupation of gaza has been raised continuously in the war cabinet and has not received an answer, but now ananin netanyahu is publicly saying that i am asking prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make his decision and announce that israel is not going to be on the strip. in order to rule gaza, whether civilian or military, we should think about public considerations instead of personal and political considerations in our decisions kanim benny gans, another member of the war cabinet. the occupiers took gallant's side and said that the prime minister should prioritize the interests of the people over his own interests, but netanyahu's answer was negative . which was contrary to his claims of victory, a claim that loses more color every day. i am the commander who sent your children to war, the children who did not return. i am responsible for answering your q

if there are more uh, stoppages of, of weapon shipments to israel, that that would impact the war on gaza and it would impact their operational capability when it came to potential other conflicts on other fronts going forward . um, but clearly these military leaders are, are also they are saying that they are concerned about the fact that these really are me is having to go back to areas in gaza. specifically in the north, which they had said in the past. they had already cleared of how much and they're worried about what this means going forward. so they would like to see more planning going into what's going to happen once the war is finished. and they would like to see the as rarely, political leadership listen more to their american counterparts about what to do because there is a lot of worry from these really military leadership about how they are going to continue to conduct this war going for me. okay, thank you for that. i'm gonna jump june that for us in amman, jordan, a slovak is prime minister robot fits so is undergoing surgery and hospital often attempted assassination. the

gaza? that's a really good question and one to which there isn't a clear answer. any ways. where we started, except that more than 311,000 palestinians have died and gaza has become practically unlivable. what is really clear is that hamas cannot survive in its present form. once the dust has settled, hamas needs to answer to the palestinians for the destruction that it has brought to their lives, so i think in its present form, the hamas leadership has an awful lot to answer for after the conflict ends.— has an awful lot to answer for after the conflict ends. thank you so much for “oininu the conflict ends. thank you so much forjoining us- _ uk prime minister rishi sunak has insisted the conservatives have "everything to fight for" — despite the party losing nearly half the seats contested in local elections in england. with results expected in several mayoral races today, the tories will be hoping that andy street can cling on as mayor in the west midlands. having already won key councils and a decisive by—election, labour's expected to hold on to most of the reg

t there's anger about its stance on the war in gaza.— on the war in gaza. do i acknowledge that in some on the war in gaza. i do acknowledge that in some parts of the _ acknowledge that in some parts of the country, that that was the case. and there will be some — the case. and there will be some people who maybe voted labour — some people who maybe voted labour in — some people who maybe voted labour in the past who haven't in the — labour in the past who haven't in the local elections, because of the — in the local elections, because of the issue. and where that's the case, _ of the issue. and where that's the case, we'll work to get mate's— the case, we'll work to get people's support back. but overall. _ people's support back. but overall, i do have to stress that— overall, i do have to stress that these were mendous local election— that these were mendous local election results. —— tremendous. election results. -- tremendous.- election results. -- tremendous. , ,, tremendous. rishi sunak's fiercest critics _ tremendous. rishi sunak's fiercest critics s

gaza, now in egypt. thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. ay that the borders can open as soon as possible. so that aid can enter into gaza. and that i can meet with people i love again. thank you so much. caitriona: donald trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, say -- faced a second day of cross examination at the criminal trial over an alleged hush money payment he made to stormy daniels. . the defense team is aiming to undermine his credibility, raising his history as a convicted liar. cohen is crucial witness for prosecutors. he received $130,000 check from donald trump that ultimately led prosecutors to indict the former president on 34 counts of this is fraud. a contingent of far right congressional republicans attended thursday's trial, including mike gates andy biggs, and lauren bogart's. the latest in a -- the latest in ballast is to visit the courtroom. our reporter was inside the court for the trial and joins us now. thank you for being with us. another day of evidence from michael cohen. we will be back next year -- next

pro—gastric platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza had an impact particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a

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new york to the university of southern california and los angeles protests against israel as war on gaza spread across major american colleges. protest system ons, very in scope from school to school, but there is one common message disclose and divest students, one that universities to be more transparent about where the schools money is going . and all these institutions are banned in a range of investments and companies. they say i could place it in genocide, so does divestment work. we'll discuss that with, i guess shortly. but 1st, who focusing sharif reports for children that's becoming a major coverages in the united states. students from campuses in the east coast to the west have united their voice against east was full on goal. so that's given nearly 35000 palestinians since october, columbia, you, unless the new york process began more than 2 weeks ago. they are closed for does this come from mister? beside the school has an endowment fund of community, $13000000000.00. protest is one, the institution to separate ties with companies linked to this red folder. profiting from it

in southern gaza hospital sources of martyrdom. one person reported the bombing of a house in rafah. according to the gaza ministry of health, 32 people were martyred and 41 people were injured in the last 24 hours. in total, the number of martyrs reached 345 people and the number of wounded reached about 78 thousand people. in the west bank, news sources of the continuation of fierce fighting between the soldiers of the zionist regime and palestinian resistance fighters in north tul karam report. these clashes started after the siege of a house by zionist soldiers. more than 50 vehicles of the occupying regime imposed a blockade on this area, and at least two palestinians were martyred in the attack of the zionist regime on dull karam. the occupying regime does not allow the palestinians to approach the destroyed house during the burial of martyrs. the most skilled doctor in the gaza strip was martyred under the torture of the zionists. dr. adnan albrash was the head of the orthopedic department of shafa medical complex, which was cap

and in the midst of israel's war on gaza, which is now when its 7th month, the pool on the far right agenda has left a pronounced mark when the manner in which the war is being conducted. but these rarely public disc with this government is growing as are the divisions within nets and yahoos cabinet itself. so what lies ahead here to speak with us about it is journalist and the editor of is really new site, local call, or the noises on upfront or the thank you so much for joining us. israel seems to be preparing for a full scale invasion of the southern city of rough, but meanwhile tensions continued to mount between members of the government. with many, from the far right, urging the prime minister to ignore international pressure to call. busy a further assault on the city of norfolk, there been numerous times in the disagreements have come out to the public. they've been airing their disagreements in the public sphere. how deep right now are the cracks in these really government on this thanks so much for having me. it's a very problematic composition of, of governments, and the d

a human being could not reach gaza, and now that this war is still going on and the classes of this generation are strongly pushing back, the reaction is that humanity is dying, and even in their literature there were cases that if, for example, there was a holocaust in gaza. it is a holocaust itself, and if we remain silent, humanity will die. therefore, when their literature became strongly anti-israeli, in the end, this relationship. it is natural that if we look more specifically at the economic relations between israel and colombia now, if we look economically, colombia is the second trading partner of israel in the latin american region, and on the other hand, the first trading partner of colombia in our region, the middle east or west asia, is israel, and therefore it will certainly have many economic consequences. but as i said from the beginning, this severance of diplomatic relations and this severance of arms relations and these things happened gradually, and generally, gustav and petro's policies are gradual policies, and he certainly intends to gradually replace his own positions.

uh how i pay the have a price for covering the truth and for filling exactly what's going on across the the gaza strip the from the tax on homes. this tax on, on civilians as well as the almost 100 for the media workers have been killed in and during this, this for the shadow sense of safety. the inability to make sure that you are protected and safe for you and your family members, or sheltering with you or so during someone else. that bill is struggle of queueing for a long time for water and, and food, and others. the revival items and, and, and in between, you know, you have to be prepared to get in front of the camera. the camera do virtually arise to areas that are quite risky and do any of the, for the document, what's going on against policy. and it hasn't been really easy for anyone here for journalist, particularly, it has been really stressful, very difficult for many of our colleagues and a friend have paid a hipaa prize either losing their lives directly as what happened with our colleagues or from the bureau itself. as well. 3 or camera man, and other journalists, other colleagues

south has appeared in this court due to the continuation of israel's attack on gaza. ugh the excuse of this court is the terrible human situation in rifa, but the relentless attack and genocide of israel in all parts of gaza has increased in recent days. the court between in the latest complaint of south africa against the zionist regime, the hague international investigates the situation in rafah . lawyers ask the hague court to take more serious measures against tel aviv to stop the violation of rafah. south africa is here because the palestinian people are facing genocide in gaza and your previous orders in this existing court did not protect them because they lacked the necessary transparency. and israel ignored them. this is the fourth session of the hague tribunal since the start of the israeli aggression on the gaza strip, which is being held at the request of pretoria. until now, the countries of nicaragua, colombia, libya, maldives, egypt, turkey, iran and belgium have said that they join south africa's complaint against the zionist regime. according to south

new york to the university of southern california in los angeles, protests against israel as war on gaza spread across major american colleges, protest system ons, very in scope from school to school, but there is one common message disclose and divest students one that universities to be more transparent about web schools. bonnie is going to bomb these institutions, abandon a range of investments and companies. they say i can place it in genocide, so does divestment work. we'll discuss that with our guest shortly. the 1st one will consume sherry for reports but that's becoming a major colleges in the united states. students from campuses in the east coast to the west have united their voice against east roseville on goal. so that's given nearly 35000 palestinians since october, columbia university, new york. the process began move in 2 weeks ago. fairly close for does this come from miss right? beside the school has an endowment fund, meeting certain $1000000000.00. protest has won't be institution to separate ties with companies linked to that this red folder, profiting from it will al

in january with the i c, j, the provisional measures is real actually escalated and it's attacks on gaza in the aftermath of that. and then it also went on to our cues on our wall of, of terrorism. right. so it, it sort of went on the offensive, and then i thought it was interesting that as this was happening over the past 24 hours or so, it's real also escalated it's attacks on, on gaza. right? we had more than $100.00 fatalities and draws a over a period of, of several hours that was much more intense than anything we had seen over the past week to 10 days. so i think we have to also keep that. keep that in mind. yeah. and these really prime minister is accused of using starvation as a weapon of as, as part of a state policy and how they conduct this war. and right now the human has said that there's a full blown famine in gaza and he has not done that. we can see publicly, not taking any actions to prevent that from unfolding. i thought it was interesting that he mentioned that explicitly, and i think we forget that israel promised to starve guidance. we're all the way back on october

it shows a tank ramming into two palestinian flags at the crossing on the gaza side. e is a long shadow stretching on the ground from west to east suggesting it was early in the morning. we have located it to hear by looking at pictures of satellite images of the crossing. overnight, there was continuous israeli bombardment on the border city. we verified this video which was sent to the bbc by someone in khan younis looking towards rafah. you can see some of the players in the sky. israel claims 20 hamas fighters have been killed but there are also reports of civilian casualties. israel says it has warned people of it strikes. one way they say they do this is by dropping the clips from the sky. you can see it in this video, we verified this stuff rafah, and those specs are the leaflets. and this is what they look like. yesterday, editorial director people in the eastern part of rafah here to move to what they call humanitarian areas, to move from here to here. and the israeli army has said that this military operation is not yet the full scale offensive that the israe

gaza? this war would have to end one day. the political future of gaza when the war is over, in your view? the first thing that we need to do and that is our top priority, and a top priority of the arabs, the muslims, all peace—loving people, is to stop this carnage and this aggression and this war against our people, to save lives, to send food and medicine and water and humanitarian assistance to scale as suggested by the secretary—general of the un and to stop the crime against humanity of the forced transfer and for israeli occupation forces to go from gaza. once we have these things put in place, will be able to devote our thinking and our energies into what needs to be done to rebuild gaza and to put life back together and the gaza strip. surely, you need to be thinking about that now, the future for gaza, you need to be thinking about that now. we know, you, the palestinian authority, fatah, have had talks with hamas in moscow about a kind of unified approach. would you work in government with hamas despite what they di

was the israel's war on gaza has been going on for 7 months. and just hours after, from us agreed to a cease fire proposal, israel laurence to ground invasion and seize control of the border crossing in or off, or where within $1000000.00 palestinians had been sheltering. meanwhile, here in the united states the correct down against campus protesters, calling for an end to us support for israel is more on gaza. continues, students have faced violence from the police. they've been arrested, they've been suspended, and some have even been expelled. jeremy, now to discuss this is about to younger sar. guarantee is the opinion editor at newsweek and believes that is really military's conduct and gaza has been just thank you for joining us. let's talk about what's going on right now. israel has killed nearly 35000 palestinians number that includes more than a 13000 children the head of the world food program now has stated that then the northern guys entered a mode of full blown famine. you made the case that israel had the right to respond to the o

more now on the israel—gaza war.w floating pier off the territory will not deliver enough humanitarian aid to meet the needs of people there. the group — which is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments — has demanded that more supplies enter gaza via land cro55ings. the pier was used for the first time on friday, the israeli army releasing this video, which it says shows the arrival of the initial shipment. washington estimates that the route will deliver 500 tonnes of aid "in the coming days" to some of the more than 2 million palestinians in dire need of food and shelter. meanwhile, the israeli military says it has recovered the bodies of three ho5tage5 who were killed by hama5 on october 7 and taken back to gaza. 0ur middle east correspondent, lucy williamson reports. shani louk. yitzhak gelernter. and amit bu5kila. killed near the nova music festival on october 7. their bodies taken hostage, and brought back home this week by israeli forces. our hearts go out to them, to the families, at

right, 0k, your stance on gaza is... _ be down a bit. right, 0k, your stance on gaza is... _ would you say? no, i was simply saying that the _ would you say? no, i was simply saying that the picture _ would you say? no, i was simply saying that the picture is - would you say? no, i was simply saying that the picture is mixed. | would you say? no, i was simply l saying that the picture is mixed. in some areas we seem to be doing quite well. a lot of confidence. but there are reports, not concerns, reports, that in some areas with a larger muslim population, support might be down a bit, as you just reported yourself. down a bit, as you 'ust reported ourself. ., down a bit, as you 'ust reported ourself. ,, ., , ., yourself. sure, so what is labour auoin to yourself. sure, so what is labour going to do _ yourself. sure, so what is labour going to do about _ yourself. sure, so what is labour going to do about that _ yourself. sure, so what is labour going to do about that in - yourself. sure, so what is labour going to do about that in the i yourself. sure, so what is labour i g

he was aware of today's meeting in the hague on the developments in gaza. and i would like to thank you for the significant casualties of the zionist regime in front of the resistance front . now before we start the conversation with the guest of the program, let's see a part of badreddin's speech about the yemeni movement, if i'm not mistaken. let's go back and continue the conversation, we are at your service . it is clear that america has the main role, but also the partner and partner in starving the palestinian nation, and in killing children and women and starving them, its purpose is also genocide. regarding the refugees and their sufferings , i must say that most of the residents of the gaza strip are now displaced. this situation continues . the palestinian families who were moving from one place to another and became homeless first took refuge in rafah. rafah housed hundreds of thousands of people . after that, the regime targeted rafah in a ground attack. contract. residents again. therefore, moving from one area to another has become a daily rou

gaza. so far, israel has failed to cooperate gabriel's on don't. i'll just see it at the united nations new york. meanwhile, the white house as the us doesn't leave a genocide, is taking place in gaza. white house correspondent, kimberly how sketches following the story. an awesome national security advisor, jake sullivan, weiss or more the 35000 palestinians have been killed as a result of israel's war on gaza. still national security advisor jake sullivan says the biden administration does not see the killing of palestinians. but israel as genocide, even as the us report presented back in march, says there are reasonable grounds to believe that israel is committing genocide as defined under international law. how can use agency it's not being committed, as i just told you, i think the best way for me to answer that question is actually to ask you to look at the lay down that we gave, which are you saying that she's a liar? the united states is laid down at the international court of justice in writing in detail. it's position on this issue and i'd

israel's allies are taking on gaza's i living on the streets.ing on gaza's growing humanitarian crisis. with a $300 million response that will salve, not solve. a moroccan asylum seeker has been jailed for life for murdering a pensioner in hartlepool. ahmed alid told police he launched the attacks in support of palestine and to oppose israel and the gaza conflict. the judge described the attack, in which 70—year—old terence carney was killed, as a terrorist act. danny savage has the details. ahmed alid, a terrorist who prosecutors say followed an extreme interpretation of islam. he murdered a pensioner in the street and tried to kill another man. he did it in protest against israel and the gaza conflict. him, him, him! this is the moment of his arrest last october, at 5:30 in the morning in hartlepool. go! down on the ground! you don't have to say anything... minutes earlier, he had stabbed a housemate who had converted to christianity. he survived his injuries. alid had then taken to the streets with a knife. along here he came across 70—year—o

on gaza. ix operations, hizbullah targeted the concentration of zionist military positions in the north of the occupied territories with its guided missiles and mortars. contract. i am talking with my colleague on the border of lebanon and occupied palestine. hello mr. azimzadeh . how many zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in hezbollah offensive operations? mr. zahorian, dear viewers, hello, have a good time. in the last 24 hours, hezbollah has carried out 6 operations targeting a gathering of zionist soldiers with its own mortars near the military settlement of ashtada in the northwest of the occupied territories. hezbollah also carried out a combined operation using suicide drones, mortars and guided missiles. shundeh himself military equipment as well as assembly targeted the zionist soldiers inside the baghdadi base and its surroundings and caused a massive fire in the northwest region of the occupied territories in about 2 hectares of that region in the west galilee region. 6 zionis