at the norwegian refugee council, i asked her how much the you is new, really coordinator for guys. i can actually do to improve the humanitarian situation there to the establishment. all this coordinator role is welcome. but i think that her powers around this will be limited. she has to have the supports of course, of israel, and she will face difficulties and problems and challenges in doing this role. but this is why we're urging all parties to the conflict and states to support her to urgently scale of age. a needs to increase, to support the desperate population in gossip. and i think the priorities would include increasing fuel to support hospitals. bakeries, water pumps, but also allowing commercial goods to enter gaza to restore the markets, to support the solving population. but the only real meaningful way to scale up age is to have a ceasefire in place because 8 workers cannot operate under the current conditions . they cannot do their jobs effectively and safely while it's being bones and showed on an ongoing basis. and so that's why we support the un secretary general'

you are an advocacy officer in gaza for the norwegian refugee council. but your descriptions of what is happening there are so critical. how do you do your work and the other 50 or so norwegian refugee council workers do their work in gaza as they are being forced to flee? and are you trying to get now over the border from rafah into egypt? >> an, we're trying to do our best. this is why we are here. unfortunately, we are in the same situation like everyone. we were assisting the situation and trying to do a plan to help us much people in need. the entire population in gaza are in need. you have to understand situation in general. half the population before october 7 was requiring humanitarian aid. imagine this catastrophic situation added to the need of people. the entire population of gaza is in need. if you combine us as humanitarian actors, we cannot cover the need we are having. we used the seven days to manage to have our trucks into rafah and to our distribution plan and try to assist as much as we can come up with them found ourselves -- even wit

that was china low from the norwegian refugee council speaking to us earlier. well, israel has said that one goal of his campaign in gaza is to destroy how much switch to reminder of use is considered a terrorist organization by several countries. now the head of israel's domestic intelligence service has stated that it will eliminate hamas leaders around the world. here's a look at what israel has done so far and how difficult it could be to reach it stated goal fighting, raging and southern gaza. israel has expanded its campaign against a mosque while operations continue with the north. even after is reclaimed nearly a month ago that homicide loss control their are absolutely so clean that up. for the truce in northern garza, if we dismantle to him, asked brigade, hawkins did not completely yet. so i'm, we're still working inside to secure our accomplishments and my dying had to strike more battalion. did you go about to do? the israel says it has killed thousands of him off fighters, but a boss was estimated to have about 30000 fighters before the war starte

and we need there to be a permanent end to the fighting china low from the norwegian refugee council ban. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines, the militant has belie group say is 8, has attacked. a group is riley soldiers on the lebanese border. officials, st. israel also shield a village in southern live and on killing 2 people. as the law is an ally of home us and is considered a terrorist group, but many countries us republican will make a judge. santos has been expelled from the us house of representatives of a criminal corruption charges and investigation found that he paid for both hooks treatments, luxury goods and pornography with campaign money. he is finally the 6th member of the house ever to be thrown out of the house. flash flooding and tenure continues to displace thousands of people from their homes. torrential rains have blocked roads and flooded towns and villages. the government is urging people to relocate to higher ground can ya somalia. and if you are, if you have been facing heavy flooding, that's killed over 200 people to do by now wit

and we need there to be a permanent end to the fighting sign the low from the norwegian refugee council base here, some of the stories making headlines. now, the militant, his beloved group says each has carried out several attacks on these riley military positions on the lebanese border. officials say israel also filled a village in southern living on killing. 2 people has belie, it's an ally of homeless and is considered a terrorist group by many countries. us republican lawmakers. george santos has been expelled from the us house of represent print representatives. the criminal corruption charges and investigation found he paid for both hooks treatments, luxury goods and pornography with campaign money. he is, or in the, the 6 member of the house ever to be try now. so sandra day o'connor, the 1st of a woman to serve on the us supreme court has died. the 93 year old, succumb to complications related to advance dimension. aqona was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1990. 1 was known as a key centrist in a period of date. divisions in u. s. society and flash flooding in 10 years

the bombardment shayna low from the norwegian refugee council in jerusalem told me what the offensive means for civilians and southern gaza civilians and dogs. i have been told multiple times that they need to move 1st from northern god, then god, the city to why the god that south of all the gaza and now from southern gaza, even further south or west. there's, since he is not space for these people to move their art facility is able to accommodate them. shelters are already bursting out the themes and the places that people are being told to go, because they're allegedly safer or not. the. we are cells have had staff that have been injured this week in the air strikes on rock and have family members, and there's killed as a result of these airstrikes demonstrating that really there is no safe place for people to flee. meanwhile, the ongoing friday and hostilities have made it incredibly difficult for humanitarian agencies to be able to have any sort of affective response right now. most agencies are limited to operating within the rock, but in the southernmost part of garza, we ourse

there was a shame to load with the norwegian refugee council speaking with me earlier. let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, the militant, his follow group says that it has attacked a group of israeli soldiers on the border with loving not officials say is real, also shield a village in 11 non killing 2 people. hezbollah is an ally of a moss and is considered a terrorist group by many countries. the u. s. republican lawmaker, george santos has been expelled from the us house of representatives over criminal corruption charges and investigation found that he paid for botox, treatments, luxury goods and pornography with campaign money. he is only the 6 member of the house ever to be thrown out of the action of the sandra day o'connor, the 1st day of a woman to serve on the us supreme court has done. she was 93 years old. she's to come to complications related to advanced dimension. o'connor was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1981. she was known as a key centrist in a period of deep divisions. and us design th

the ability of humanitarian organizations like the norwegian refugee council, from reaching those who need assistance most. we desperately need a ceasefire in order to address the incredible, unbelievable humanitarian needs that have grown over the last 8 weeks. a. here's a look at a couple of other developments connected to the war between israel and hum us. nearly 40 injured guidance have been flown in to get to need you for treatments, including a one year old baby. the presidential aid said the post and he is included 20, severely wounded patients, some with shrapnel wheels and burns israel in the united arab emirates of also taking in wounded from guns. u. s. military says missiles fired by who the rebels have hit several commercial ships in the red sea. while the us worship down 3. drones in self defense. ran back to the rebels claim to have hit 2 ships they say were linked to israel. they bowed to continue such attacks until israel stops its military actions in ga. so you're in europe. there are concerns that the war between israel and him. us is having a spillover effect over

you work for a refugee council. nearly 2000000 people have been displaced within gaza already during this conflict. what, what will happen with guys is population. if there's more drags on for months, what we see here is that which is now israel as further expansion of its ground operation in southern gaza that more and more people will be driven out of gauze and pushed towards the border of egypt and will be pushed to move across the board is to seek a safety from the atrocities taking place in gauze. israel continued bombard and unimed cj. it's widespread disruption. acosta has made garza and livable, and this is forcing people to, to move towards tiny pockets in the south. where safety is also not guaranteed. what's also worrying is done. most recently the is ready, prime minister has made comments suggesting that he would facilitate the migration and transfer all palestinians from gaza. and this raises the risks of a forcible displacement and forcible transfer of the population from gaza, which would be a serious breach of international law. and the natural city crime. any attemp

that is, i've made a fire, i'm us in our region and refugee council. we appreciate your time. thank you. as well as bombardment of gaza has forced the cancellation of christmas festivities in nearby bethlehem a biblical birthplace of jesus. the city and the is rarely occupied. westbank would usually be full of tourists and pilgrims, but the crowds are absent this year. as is the traditional large christmas tree. many of bucklin dress events are in mourning over the devastation and gaza, just 50 kilometers away. we have her correspondent yon phillip shots reporting from bethlehem and he's described for us how different things feel there this here a very different no big celebration this year. it's an incredibly set up. let's see a here in bethlehem. as you can see behind me, no big christmas tree, no street vendor southern tended to the children, no music. the official sierra said it's impossible to celebrate christmas this year . i know those circumstances of big churches setup presents yours. that's uh that is so no moments enjoy when soul of joy, when so many people are suff

the refugee council, we appreciate your time. thank you. is around the compartment of gauze as far as the cancellation of christmas festivities in nearby bethlehem, the biblical birthplace of jesus. the city and this rarely occupied west bank would usually be full of tourists and pilgrims. but the crowds are absent this year, as is the traditional christmas tree. many of bethany's residents are in warning over the devastation and gaza at just 50 kilometers away. and we have our correspondent young philip shots reporting from bethlehem and he's described for us how different things feel there this year. sorry, difference. no big celebration this year. it's an incredibly set up. let's see here . here in bethlehem, as you can see behind me, no big christmas tree, no street vendors selling pending to the children, no music. the official sierra said it's impossible to celebrate christmas this year . i know those circumstances of big churches setup presents yours. that's uh, that is no moment to enjoy when so of joy, when so many people are suffe

the refugee council, we appreciate your time. thank you. as well as bombardment of gaza has forced the cancellation of christmas festivities in nearby bethlehem the biblical birthplace of jesus. the city in b is rarely occupied. west of bank would usually be full of tourists and pilgrims. the crowds are absence this year, as is the traditional christmas tree. menu of bethlehem's residents are in mourning over the devastation and gaza, just 50 kilometers away. we have our corresponding young philip shots reporting from bethlehem and he described how different things feel there this year of the very difference. no big celebration this year. it's an incredibly set up. let's see a here in bethlehem, as you can see behind me, no big christmas tree, no street vendors setting tended to the children. no music of the official sierra said it's impossible to celebrate christmas this year. under those circumstances of big churches setup presents 0 sets. uh, that is no moment to enjoy when so of joy. when so many people are suffering as tons say, maybe

it for the norwegian refugee council and joins is from amman. jordan, 85 percent of guys. this population is displaced. nearly half those crammed inside bronco in the south. what are your people? they say sites for having me are people are mostly crowns, like the rest of the population to these small pockets and rough. uh, i just texted to my colleague and got my message. didn't go through last time i checked in was last night, and he told me that the situation is getting worse and worse now, of course, with israel's new orders to evacuate refugee camps. now we are talking about a new wave of displacement that would only as strange everything that is correct thing and in casa, and that includes a depressions house. and of course the, uh, the, the upgrade cuz if disease, uh, what we are seeing in is, is basically, is just is so shocking that we have run out of was almost, uh, you know, with, with that. so, and with operations, you know, was i meant to do the operations, not very clear. there's no ends inside. so based on it, it looks like you is there. i was determined to p

so this is going to be a night map season a has a fire um of the norwegian refugee council. thanks a lot. thank you. in germany, police have a rest of the 3 alleged members of how months here in berlin, on suspicion of planning attacks against jews. does police have arrested a 4th person in rotterdam? germany prosecutor say, the alleged conspirators planned to bring weapons to berlin, to use in potential attacks against jewish institutions in europe. last carried out the october 7th attacks against israel, and this classified by the e. u and the united states as a terrorist organization, as w, as political corresponded, hands, blonde told me more about the suspects and how far their alleged plans had already progressed. but what was going on is that apparently, some time ago, possibly some years ago, some width funds have been buried somewhere in europe. we don't even know exactly where and the suspects that have not been arrested. i have tried several times to retrieve those weapons to bring them to berlin, so that that could be used for possible attacks. apparently, the au

live now to ahmed bayram, regional media and communications adviser for the norwegian refugee councilpersonnel in gaza. i understand most of your team is based in rafah. how are they and what is the situation for them? how are the ? what is the situation for them? how are they? i — what is the situation for them? how are they? i cannot _ what is the situation for them? firm-0" are they? i cannot really answer that. we had lost communication for a few days. we barely get a word in from them. they are definitely not ok, they are alive. i have spoken to 0k, they are alive. i have spoken to a colleague who told me all they can do is try to get hold of some tinned food for their children. we are trying to support those who are in desperate need of aid is coming in in drops really. it has to be in streams. what we are offering on the ground is hardly scratching the surface because of the little amount of aid coming in. surface because of the little amount ofaid coming in. i surface because of the little amount of aid coming in. i think with even more onus on the israeli side asking for peop

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look the norwegian refugee council, thanks for being on the www. thank you. a quick look now at some of the other headlines that ssl malaysia has band is by the ships and any vessels on their way to israel. from docking at its ports. the government says the band takes immediate effect 10 days in response to it as well as calm down in its conflict with thomas. the majority muslim country has long supported the palestinian people and does not have diplomatic ties with ease. with the leaders of australia and new zealand have agreed to deepen the defense times easier than his considering joining the military cost to ship it a strange guess what he has forced with the way some prison supplying australia with a fleet of nuclear submarines to the account of the growing little tree presence of china in the region, one french flow makers have voted to adopt districts, new immigration. those don't get the legislation cracks down on legal immigration and produces welfare payments to foreigners. so it's unclear of presidency memo my call will allow it to become low or su

earllier, ahmed bayram from the norwegian refugee council gave me his reaction to the un resolution beingall agree, while it's a step in the right direction what we need is a giant stride towards achieving a lasting ceasefire. this is not going to cut it, this is not enough. and while there is clearly a political will to help the people in gaza i think the negotiations that are happening will decide the fate of 2 million people over the next period. we are entering a very dangerous territory in terms of the weather, in terms of displacement, in terms of the famine that we are risking now, as reported by the un. all these factors come together to test, really, the humanity of the world, the humanity of the political leaders of the world, and the political powers of the world. so, what we need to see next is serious negotiation for a lasting ceasefire in gaza. how are your team operating within gaza? are they getting any aid at all at the moment? very little compared to what we can do. i have 50 colleagues on the ground. they are doing an impossiblejob. they are literally risking their live

earlier i spoke to shayna low from the norwegian refugee council. i asked her about the current situation. humanitarian situation in got some people in gaza are now being told to flee from parts of the south. but is there a safe place for civilians in gaza at the moment? there hasn't been a safe place in the casa, in the last 8 weeks. we are continually perplexed by these directives for palestinians to flee certain areas of the, of the garbage strip to the so called safer areas. there are no safe places for people. the shelters are overcrowded. people are still being targeted in areas that are supposedly safe. we ourselves have, they've had that for lost family members when, after they have led the north to the south, who were then bombed in this, that this is a pattern that we've seen over and over again. more people will already fled, one place to where they were told to go or being killed in the places that are supposed to be saved for the only way to establish the places in gaza is to have these fire and, and the hostilities built the whitening

as always, that was shayna low from the norwegian refugee council. and we can now talk to lieutenant colonel peter land. he joins us from tel aviv. he's a spokes person for this. really military. thanks for being with us again. now your forces colonel down to are expanding their operations in southern gaza. should we expect the offensive in the south to unfold? much is the way the offensive, but in the north did with similar impact type. good morning. indeed, from our perspective, we're continuing our offensive again from us or going from us to hers wherever they are hiding and engaging them from this guy from the ground and from see how much has decided in this strategic. this is a lot to release the hostages may 17th women and children that are still being held by them that we will resume the offensive. this is precisely the with the stipulation, all of the agreements all the for the same framework that stipulates at the cessation of hostilities will maintain as long as they hand over the hostages. we still have a 137 hostages. and that is why, bec

the effective while there's ongoing hostilities shayna low from the norwegian refugee council, all the best to your colleagues. thank you. so much you to israel has accused the united nations of turning a blind eye to the alleged rape and mutilation of women. by a month, around $800.00 people gathered at the un headquarters in new york to hear testimony including through some details of sexual violence during the last her attacks on october 7th. and is really government spokesman in jerusalem about the perpetrators would be brought to justice. yesterday israel's un mission hosted an event exposing the horrors of how much is sex crimes. and we hope that you have all heard the report, the testimonies about how, how must not only rate and gang raped is ray, the women and goals on october 7th, but proceeded to mutilate and to file that bodies we will bring the must october 7th rapists to justice and we demand accountability from the international bodies that remain complicit with them through the silence from where we can cross the dw of corresponding rebecca rivers in jerusalem. rebecca,

that's bringing shayna low from their norwegian refugee council. she joins us from jerusalem. shanika to see you again. the is really are me says it's taking action against time. us close to the city of hon. eunice in southern gaza. what does that mean for the civilians in the area? a civilian doctor has been told multiple times that they need to move 1st from northern god. then god, the city to why the god that south of what the god that and now from southern gaza, even further south or west. there's since b is not space for these people to move their art facility is able to accommodate them. shelters are already bursting out the themes and the places that people are being told to go because they're allegedly safe or, or not. they. we are cells have had staff that have been injured this week in the air strikes on rock and have family members. and there's killed as a result of these airstrikes demonstrating that really there is no safe place for people to flee. meanwhile, the ongoing fighting in hostilities have made it incredibly difficult for hum

as always, that lashana low from the norwegian refugee council is really is coming under increasing pressure to avoid civilian casualties. i spoke to our correspondent during rebecca renters and release and asked her whether there's any sign that these really military is planning to change is tactics no one at all. in fact, quite to the contrary. we've heard from both prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the heads of the military that they will push on in the next phase, as they call it, of the ground operation that they will press on in the same fashion. yesterday we had the head of these rarely, military saying that this would be no less powerful the operation in the south and no less successful. we heard that on thursday on sunday, blinking the us extra estate did speak to hands of the as ready government on these are in the military or the leaders here saying, urging them that the what we saw in the north couldn't be repeated in the south. we heard coming to harris the, the vice president of the us saying in doha that the civilian casualties which is too high. so we are seeing that press

i'm who's the regional media and communications advisor at the norwegian refugee council. joining us from vienna is lex attacking berg, who is a senior advisor with the error of renaissance for democracy and development. and he was also the former chief of ethics. that's wonderful, thank you for joining us. thanks for your time. months old from garza since the resolution which calls on parties to the conflict, to allow and facilitate the flow humanitarian a 2 guys out through land, sea and air roots. tell us what you're seeing on the ground. has there been a scale up of humanitarian 8? hello everyone. thank you for having me. i think it's too early to tell. let's, let's observe what happens here inside the slip over the next 3 to 4 days and see what kind of um and fox about this. what you should have on the grounds here. um caught on see what the issue is. well that there is a lack of security that i could safety in all of us. but i am calling to hearing loss of hospice and i've been here for the last 70 days together with 30000 other strategies in one maybe can complex. and until no

he is the spokes person for the norwegian refugee council. welcome back to the show office. we just saw it in the report. people in gaza are growing more and more desperate for food and supplies. are your colleagues able to provide any sort of help for them at this point? good morning, very little that we can do yesterday. we have 2 trucks coming in. and of course, this is nowhere near enough to cover the, the men's names on the grounds. we have half a dozen of trucks coming in. now we've, we've given out some, some tens for people to take us shots has make shift, make shift shots, has hot springs that we have providing and continued to provide some drinking water purified. want to people have been drinking contaminated quoted for 70 days. almost now the, the entire, i think humanitarians system is, is like we have this collapsing greeting without, without support. there is a level of the, there's a level of almost acceptance of what is happening. that's because the people who will be left to, to stop to, to even probably die of starvation. we have seen warnings of fads that

the head of the norwegian refugee council says what's happening in gaza now ranks "among the worst assaultsn any civilian population in our time and age". we'll be speaking to someone from the organisation in the programme. the uk is still hoping to send migrants who come into the country illegally to rwanda, despite the supreme court ruling the policy against the law. home secretary james cleverly visited kigali to sign a new treaty with rwanda. we'll be live in westminster to find out how important the success of the policy is for the government. and it's been won by world—famous british artists like damian hirst and grayson perry. and in the past few minutes, we've discovered who won this year's turner prize. jesse darling. we'll have him live here on the programme. the israeli military says it's engaged in the heaviest day of fighting since the start of its invasion of gaza. people in gaza are being told to move further south as israeli forces step up their operation against hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments. the united nations is warning of an "even

and according to the head of the norwegian refugee council, the "pulverising" of gaza ranks "among thelts on any civilian population "in our time and age". our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, reports from jerusalem. israeli leaders are saying tonight that the battle for the southern gaza strip is now well under way. the defence minister speaking at a press conference said that israel would do to khan younis, the largest city in the strip, what you had already done to gaza city. benjamin netanyahu answering benjamin neta nyahu answering critics benjamin netanyahu answering critics who he said were trying to pressure israel had these words. the weight to finish the job quickly is to use crushing force against hamas. that approach is already killing large numbers of civilians in the south and starting to trigger quite significant movements of civilians as they try to flee out of harm's way. these are precisely the things that the us secretary of state antony blinken warned israel to try to avoid when he was here last week to try to avoid doing any southern gaza strip what israel has

i'm a diagram of the norwegian refugee council in amman. thank you. thanks. all right, let's take a look at some of the other stores making headlines. the sell flash flooding in south africa has killed more than 20 people and damaged hundreds of homes. rescue teams have been searching areas around the east and city of lady smith. after flooded struck a week ago. many people ask the reason it's in bolivia format president, eva, and morales has been for re election in 2025 as being blocked by the constitutional court ruling reverses in italy, a decision that let him seek a controversy or 4th 10 in 2019 or august 1st, a pallet in 20, in 2006 rather i need to resign and go into temporary eggs all after the disputed 2019 election. here in germany, authorities are stepping up security. he'd have to not use a celebrations boss. the police officers and emergency stuff were attacked with pyrotechnics, despite increased security measures and place full peaceful festivities. cities across germany, preparing for the worst year. alarm bells are ready ringing for gemini is

norwegian refugee council which protects the rights of the displaced, says the bombardment of gaza ranksngst the worst. assaults any civilian population in the contemporary era. this is letter by the elders, a group of independent, global leaders working for peace, justice, human rights and sustainable planet. the group was founded by nelson mandela in 207, which includes the former un secretary general banky moon. calling on israel to stop the murder of palestinians is a good thing, but how to go about that, to prevent that from happening is another, watching a genocide happen for it to stop, and then for it to resume with full force is itself unprecedented in history. as soon as the pause ended, the israeli killing machine continued with this carnage, and within the span of a little over 24 hours, it murdered over 700 palestinians. the rate at which palestinians were being... murder, however, has come into focus, how could israel kill so many palestinians? how did it know what to target? that answer came in what is now known as the gospel. it has been revealed that israel uses an ai ar

and byron, from the norwegian refugee council told us what he's been hearing from his colleagues on the ground and gaza. that the situation is quite horrifying. in terms of more displacements people moving from the central areas to the south. there's a mass of outbreak of diseases. people pulling sick full incentives that no one can can, you know, try and find out what the symptoms are, because there's no capacity, there's, there's not enough doctors and there's no medication for these people. we're talking about 20 percent now. and people that have full and all in garza, and that's 400000 people. all themes, of course, i mean communication has been down for quite some time now. so we can hardly get a word in or hear what is going on. exactly. besides that, you know, all these other live, even the a situation now is, is to tell you, right? and we had some hope off to the security council voted for more. right. but we don't see that materializing on the grounds. and as far as you know, major seasons, others have race, that plans as well. so things are working on the some of the most poss

eunice. conser. officials say at least 20 people were killed. osmond firearm is with a norwegian refugee council and his colleagues working in southern gaza. i asked him what they've been experiencing, or people are mostly crowns, like the rest of the population to these small pockets in rafa. i just texted to my colleague and got my message, didn't go through last time i checked and it was last night and he told me that the situation is getting worse and worse now, of course, with israel's new orders to evacuate refugee camps. now we have to open your mouth and new way to the displacement, that would only as strange everything that is correct. thing in, in casa, and that includes a depressions house. and of course the, uh, the, the break is if disease, uh, what we are seeing in this is basically is just is so shocking that we have run out of was almost, uh, you know, with, with the so, and with operations uh, you know, with i meant to do the operations, not very clear. there's no engine side, so based on it, it looks like here is where it was determined to press on with, with the land operation

now, am i better on something isle beach and refugee council? that is the bossman to garza has forced the cancellation of christmas festivities in nearby bethlehem. the book, the biblical birthplace of chief of the city. and these fairly occupied westbank would usually be full of tourists. instead of drums, but the crowds are absent of the sale, as if the traditional laws, christmas tree, menu buttons residents are in mourning over the devastation in gaza, which is just 50 kilometers where we have a correspond on phillip shows. reporting from that to him. he describes how different things be that the sale a very different no big celebration this year. it's an incredibly set up. let's see a here in bethlehem, as you can see behind me, no big christmas tree. no street vendors southern fan due to the children. no music, the official sierra said it's impossible to celebrate christmas this year. under those circumstances of big charge, that's the fed up presence. euro said that it's no moments enjoy when soul of joy, when so many people are suffering

the effective while there's ongoing hostilities shayna low from the norwegian refugee council, all the best to your colleagues. thank you so much you. here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today. a dozens of nigerians have been mistaken. killed in an army, jerome strikes. bombs were accidentally dropped on a north western village where a civilians were celebrating. a muslim festival. nigerian president has called for an investigation a powerful cycle and has slammed into the southern indian state of under per dash, causing devastating flooding. millions of people were taking shelter a cycle and meet young maids land for the neighboring terminal. now to stay. torrential rain and flash flooding have killed at least 8 people. carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are sent to hit a record high this year. that's according to a new report released today. the global carbon budget report estimates global c o 2 emissions from fossil fuels to reach 36800000000 metric tons this year, as more than one percent higher than in 2022. china is currently th

the united nations refugee council, mr. dr. amir abdullahian gave a speech. in this speech , he mentioned various issues, including the situation of refugees in our dear country, iran, as well as the situation of palestinian refugees. in this meeting, mr. dr. amir abdullahian pointed out that iran has been around for 45 years, which is a long time. . it hosts the most refugees and the only international aid it is about 1% of the expenses that we spend on refugees. in addition to the situation in gaza and the continuation of the zionist crime in gaza , there was another point that mr. amir abdullahian pointed out. mr. amir abdullahian said that this zionist crime causes that 7 million palestinian refugees will be added to it , if it continues , mr. amir abdallahian's bilateral meetings with the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, jordan, tunisia, japan, and the prime minister of the vatican have meetings, and these meetings will continue today, stop the crime zionists in gaza and acceleration of international assistance and support to the oppressed palestinian p

she is a communications advisor in palestine for the norwegian refugee council. she has spent much of the last 15 years working in palestine. thank you for joining us in this very desperate time in gaza. can you describe the overall situation to us? >> what we're hearing from our staff on the ground in gaza is just that day after day things are getting more and more hectic, chaotic, desperate. we are heang about massive influxes of people fleeing khan younis, fleeing south and west to barren areas of land where there are no facilities able to accommodate them. we are hearing about shelters that are overwhelmed and bursting at the seams and cannot house any additional people. we are hearing about people being so desperate that they are sleeping on the street trying to salvage whatever materials they can find in order to build a makeshift shelter. yesterday we lost internet connection because people had cut the internet cables in order to use that to help make a shelter. this is the level of desperation we are getting at. stores have shut down because there is no f