the and their security council the closed door meeting so on that day. i had the chance to speak with the in the dead then the president of the un security council and the. so in that. year was the president of the schools are going to hear some of the origin story yes. you know i express you know i disappointment with the move the military coup because since then i make it clear that i wear it not disappoint the people. i think the 1st time you spoke publicly was a few weeks later on the 26 of february that's when you spoke in the u.n. general assembly now some of your fellow ambassadors tell me they didn't know what you were going to say and whether you're going to subpoena speak in support of the generals i was watching your speech we were carrying it live on al-jazeera we heard you condemn the coup condemn what is what was happening in the country and we heard your voice cracking with emotion what was going through your mind as you address the general assembly of cause you know this big this is the you know quite difficult i should say difficult time because you know i have to think of myself my future and that as we're in the future my family member

the un security _ possible. and the efforts by the un security council- possible. il to get something out have faltered so far, and i think there has been a suggestion, a feeling, that they focus on damage to gaza rather than damage also being reciprocated and coming into israel. but do you think, that is a real issue in terms of a public pronouncement? or, actually, there is this point about a confrontation taking place which will need to run its course in any case? i think the sticking — its course in any case? i think the sticking point, _ the sticking point, particularly for the united states, which has now vetoed the resolution three times and is likely to do so for a fourth time either today or tomorrow, is that the resolution in its current form we have seen has not mentioned any mention of the over 3000 rockets fired into territorial israel by hamas. but the rest of the resolution, as you mention, i think goals for the kind of reconciliation we hope to see from both parties, citing civilian casualties and damage, damage to civilian property on both sides, th

so far, the americans have blocked any effort to issue a statement by the un security council. ine there would be some words at the end of today's meeting, but i don't think it will move the dial very much. all attention is what is going on here in the region. the american envoy met the israeli defence minister this morning. interestingly, he had a meeting with israeli arabs yesterday, which was a bit of a departure. but, of course, the americans don't have any direct contact with hamas, an organisation which they, like israel, and many other countries, regard as a terrorist organisation. they will be very dependent on the good offices of countries like egypt to try and mediate and find a way out. it is a complicated diplomatic set of communication and it may take some time before they yield any results. as i said earlier, it really will come either when hamas decides to stop firing rockets, or when israel feels it has done enough damage to stop this happening again for many years. there is no peace process at the moment. yesterday evening i went over to eastjerusalem to sheikja

george floyd by a white police officer his family called for urgent reform of the police and the un security council prepared to hold an emergency meeting on an unfolding crisis in molly, after what some of calling a 2nd qu, in less than a year. the me i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. he was secretary of state anthony, blinking is due in jordan's capital amman today on the latest leg of his middle age to blink. and is trying to shore up these fun settlement between between israel and hamas militants. in gaza, he's also seeking to rebuild us ties with the palestinians in what is being seen as a break with the previous trump administration. lincoln started his visit by holding talks with the ladies of israel and the palestinian authority. his 1st trip abroad is the usa top diplomat, and its a tough assignment turning and israeli hum, a cease fire into a lasting peace. and he blink and began his week long agenda in jerusalem for talk with benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime minister, thank the biden administration for helping israel defend itself against thomas rocket attacks. and you were

the un security council stresses that israel and the palestinians should fully adhere to the ceasefire as the pause in violence enters a third day. the queen visits the royal navy flagship hms queen elizabeth as it begins its first major deployment. and nil points for great britain at eurovision, as italy wins the big prize. hello and welcome to bbc news. iam i am sorry for the sound issues and i am sorry for the sound issues and i hope you can hear me now. both the pfizer and astrazeneca coronavirus vaccines, the two main jabs used in the uk's rollout, are highly effective against the indian variant of the disease — according to a study by public health england. the health secretary matt hancock described the findings as �*ground—breaking' and said he was "increasingly confident" the government is on track for the final stage of its roadmap out of lockdown. here's our health correspondentjim reed. back up a little bit more there, fella, if you will. in places like rochdale in greater manchester, vaccinations are now being offered to younger age groups. all those over 18 can get a jab

the un has summoned the security council for an emergency meeting later.dent helena wilkinson reports. within seconds, this building in gaza is reduced to rubble. it was home to journalists from the associated press and al jazeera tv. an hour earlier, they had been told to evacuate. israel says the building was a target because of links to hamas, the militant group that rules gaza. israel is doing everything possible to protect our civilians and keep palestinian civilians out of harm's way. we demonstrated this yet again today when we warned civilians to vacate the building used by the hamas terror intelligence. they vacated the premises before the target was destroyed, and that's why you don't hear of casualties from these collapsing terror towers. there have, though, been civilian casualties on both sides. early this morning, israel targeted a house in gaza that it says belonged to a hamas leader. palestinian health officials say that at least three people died and many others were injured. in an earlier israeli attack, mohammed al—hadidi lost his wife a

by the end of the weekend, they realised that by blocking the initiative to have a un security councils do something like the egyptian suggestion for thursday morning, the united states probably will support the un security council resolution, and i think israel would stop the war before that happened. figs would stop the war before that happened-— happened. as you know very well, happened. as you know very well. joe _ happened. as you know very well, joe biden's _ happened. as you know very well, joe biden's essential. well, joe biden�*s essential position for a very long time has been pro— israel, as you would act, that makes perfect sense. have you been surprised and do you think he has been surprised by the level of readiness of a good number of democrats to say it�*s time to pay more attention to the palestinians.— pay more attention to the palestinians. , , ., �* palestinians. this is what i'm in b a palestinians. this is what i'm in by a learning _ palestinians. this is what i'm in by a learning curve. - palestinians. this is what i'm in by a learning curve. we . in by a learning

katty: what do you make of the united states voing a call for the cease-fire at the un security councilks like biden is not prepared to use the leverage he has over the israeli government. why not? >> it is difficult to understand. if you think about the last couple of weeks, at any point, the administration could have called out israel and said stop your provocative activities in jerusalem, stop the evictions, the forced displacement of palestinian families. the administration chose to talk about what was happening in jerusalem and you hear from president biden, things like wanting sustained calm. you hear secretary blinken talk about ending violence. you do not hear explicit language about a cease-fire. in the security council, even a statement calling for a cease-fire was blocked by the u.s. it is hard to square this idea the u.s. wants to see an end to the violence when it will not support a simple cease-fire statement from the un security council. katty: right. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. katty: president biden announced his administration is sending 20 millio

the un security council discusses the political future of barrier or presidential election is set to consolidate the president power. it's completely crockett's that someone like me should have been in edge the same as it's quite as the 1st thompson was in that choice to the last election was very bad decisions. and that chaotic respond a former top advisors, the u. k. 5 mystic uses a government failing to handle cove it on how much not have all the sport, including the latest from tokyo olympics as a growing pressure to cancel. the event now includes an official partner of the game for that later and the new south. ah, we begin this news out with the mark his latest diplomatic efforts to samantha seize 5 between israel of hamas in garza, us secretary of state anthony blinkin is in jordan to bolster regional support for the front job truth. it ended 11 days of conflict with earlier. he met in egypt with the president of the c. c, as well as others. lincoln said the 2 countries working together to let israelis and palestinians live in safety and secure 30. meanwhile, in garza, the lea

now the un security council will meet on sunday to discuss the israeli palestine conflict a proposal to meet on friday was rejected by the united states earlier president biden called for a significant reduction in rocket attacks but he said the israeli response was not an overreaction the u.n. secretary general antonio terror is calling for an immediate deescalation and suspension of hostilities also in jordan reports from washington d.c. . after 4 days of deadly violence between the palestinians and the israelis u.s. president joe biden is sticking with his calls for both sides to hold their fire the question is how. how we get to a point where they get to a point where there is a significant reduction in the attacks particularly the rocket attacks that are indiscriminately fired into population centers the biden administration had not made the israeli palestinian matter a top foreign policy concern mainly because of the cold at 1000 pandemic and the resulting economic slowdown analysts saying that was a mistake the team has not fully stepped out on the middle east it's adopted thi

the un security council is calling for immediate humanitarian aid. people have gather estimates around 6000 palestinians have been left homeless. the next is sports life or the look at scotland return to the european soccer championships. i spicer mixer, watch the news, news me. ah, people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the board, families on the, in syria to be crated against. and the trade people fleeing between ramps, or ross getting 200 people in the janet around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we asked why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d, w. mine's the i get the the the the, me the scotland batch me on it since night in belgrade. david marshall's penalty should have ruined qualified scotlands men for their 1st major tournament in 23 years. or some of us was the best we felt since kevin galico scored against austria in $1997.00. that schema was one of the goals that took scotland just runs $98.00. but why as a nation that use

i think there needs to be a lot more engagement by the un security council. tes has been blocking a statement from the un security council. the us has to show some leadership here. it — the new demonstration does not want to get too involved in israel—palestine peacemaking. but there is open conflict, and there will be yet more loss of life, i'm afraid. i don't see it wrapping up anytime soon. so i really think the engagement has to come from the us. there needs to be much more us leadership here. za ha hassan there. having one more look over gaza city, and it is six o'clock in the morning and daylight is breaking and that is not a cloud, that is smoke that has emerged from what we understand is an israeli air strike in the last ten minutes or so on the city. it has been a very active night across gaza and across much of israel as well. moving on to other issues now. at least seven children and two adults have been killed in a shooting at a school in russia. more than 20 others were injured, many seriously. some childrenjumped out of third floor windows to try

the u.n. security council for their unifying bice's but at the same time again we need really need to strangle you know the decisive action from the indonesian a community. in particular the un security council which will go you know ambassador the countries that are opposing tougher action they are china and they are russia china is one of your neighbors russia even sent its deputy defense minister to attend the armed forces day on march the 26th the day that saw the highest number of protesters killed at any point what do you make of china and russia and we cannot ignore the rule of china because they are the. china is in neighboring countries and they have a lot of investment in myanmar so at the same time we cannot ignore the perception of the people. of east china because you know the the people near ma one of our you talk about china people there mark think that china supporting the military but china saying that you know they want the new country in a stable and prosperous. nation of myanmar that is what we really appreciate it but at the same time they should respect the desire of the people this is the best time the best opportunity for china to make it clear that t

the un security council is going _ unconditional love. ut of that meeting. we shall see how that goes. during the trump administrationjared the trump administration jared kushner the trump administrationjared kushner had close ties with the government in tel aviv with the benjamin netanyahu government. what's your understanding of the biden administration? you talked about them having the channels open, they can have those discussions, who's talking to whom, and who in the israeli government trusts people in the biden administration to look out for their interests? goad out for their interests? good question- — out for their interests? good question. there has - out for their interests? good question. there has been i out for their interests? (limp. question. there has been mistrusted so far between the israeli government and the biden administration. i think it's misplaced. i would argue that because i work directly for the obama administration and had... i witnessed first—hand these open communications, these dialogues, these check ins w

we have pressed the un security council in the un human rights council to put the situation in ethiopia on their agenda and the act to in the crisis. we've engaged directly with the open an air train government, highest levels, pressing them to in the hostilities. and to follow through on commitments for the withdrawal of air train forces, as well as to protect civilians and ensure unhindered humanitarian access. multiple call some secretary state to prime minister abi sen. coon's traveled ethiopia on behalf of president biden, resulted in some modest progress. but it is far from sufficient. following his appointed special envoy, felton took a 2 week trip to the region, early this month, intensive effort to find a durable solution. he will return to the region next week. will diplomatic efforts have been under way? the administration has also taken stronger steps in light of the human rights situation. we have restricted our foreign assistance. ethiopia, we will continue. however, humanitarian assistance and other critical programs in health, food security, democracy and human rights. w

the bombardment of gaza as you mentioned china norway and had asked for a 3rd meeting of the un security council thought emergency meeting of the un security council but this time an open session the previous 2 had been closed session and the us just in the last 45 minutes we understand we started reporting we got said no where you know we'll continue to work on this but this was a this is a process that's been going on since monday there have been 2 close sessions and each time a statement wasn't even able to be put out on the conflict 14 members of the security council each time said they wanted a statement to be released the u.s. each time it was the holdouts and now that the u.s. doesn't even want to have a meeting on the situation in gaza or actually we did get some details as to what was in that drive straight to propose statement it called on israel to see settlement activities demolitions and evictions including in east jerusalem in line with its obligations under international humanitarian law and refrain from to do that steps that exacerbate tensions and undermine the viability of the

barbara: the un security council has used an emergency meeting to call for the immediate release of theleaders after what has been called a coup within a coup. vice president colonel see me going towel who led a coup in the country last year ousted and arrested the prime minister and president on monday. they are being held at a military base in the town, one of the aides says both have now resigned and negotiations are ongoing for their release. nicholas hock is live for us in that bomb echo so. any signs that they will be released? nicholas: barbara, we heard from the vice president who in a statement said there will be a gradual release of both the president and the prime minister. what that means, that is anybody's guess. for three days ago, on monday, is when the building right behind me is the residence of the president of transition that. . building was stormed by the military. that is when it all started. it was stormed by the natural -- national guard that was led by the minister of defense. the root of all of this is a new government in which two leading members of the militar

the arrest. going to says elections will take place as planned. next year. un security council has also been discussing the ongoing humanitarian situation in syria. that's as elections are being held there, but only in government controlled areas. and this little charles of president bush out of acid losing, despite the decade of wool and an economy and free full set of holder, is a neighboring lebanon, a thousands of syrians, the vis refugees in the ha. president sharla says 21 year rule is about to be extended for another 7 years. he's run for a 4th term in an election where the outcome is not in doubt. the long time leader stood against 2 largely unknown figures who aren't considered serious rivals and whose candidacy required the regime's approval. the exiled opposition wasn't allowed to take part in our evident constitutional legal as security obstacles that not only deny the syrians inside syria participating in these elections. and by that i mean the display periods in oregon, serial or even the series who are in the areas control by the regime. because even this unit wa

i think there needs to be a i lot more engagement by the un security council. nately, we are seeing that the united states has been blocking a statement from the un security council. the us has to show some leadership here. it - it's - to show some leadership here. it — it's — the new demonstration does not want to get too involved in israel— palestine peacemaking. but there is open conflict and there is open conflict and there will be at more loss of life, i am afraid. there will be at more loss of life, iam afraid. i there will be at more loss of life, i am afraid. i don't said wrapping up anytime soon. sol really think the engagement has to come from the us. there needs to be much more us leadership here.— needs to be much more us leadership here. right. we will see if that _ leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. _ leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. thank - leadership here. right. we will see if that happens. thank you | see if that happens. thank you very much forjoining us. a prominent damascus family that's kept an ancient

the un security council is due to meet to discuss the violence.f more than 60 people, mostly schoolgirls, who were killed in a militant attack outside a school in kabul. the leader of britain's opposition labour party has reshuffleed his shadow cabinet after the party's disappointing election results. among the changes made by sir keir starmer — rachel reeves has replaced anneliese dodds as the shadow chancellor and angela rayner has been sacked as the party's campaigns coordinator. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi. this interview was recorded last thursday, before

the un security council has also been discussing bella bruce, the us and european allies, have called for investigation into the diversion of a plane that was flying over by the race. the arrest of a dissident on board. its president, though insist that he said lawfully and russia says there's no reason to doubt his version. if events, nadine baba reports venetia in the better russian president finally commenting on events last weekend. it's alex on the lucas shanker claims. he didn't know an opposition of logo was on board a plane that was diverted to the capital court and he depicted international reaction as part of what he calls a hybrid war. nothing. it is your lunch, it is near oh, ill which is outside and inside the country have changed the methods of attacking the state them across numerous red lines and also the limits of reason and morale was just accost. maxine lucas, shank, his orders, belarus and fighter jet, was sent to school to ryan, a flight minutes before it was due to land in vilnius in neighbouring the way all the passengers were taken off supposedly because of a b

the un security council is due to meet to discuss the violence. of more than sixty people — mostly young girls, who were killed in a militant attack outside a school in kabul. over a thousand migrants have landed on the italian island of lampedusa, within a 2k hour period. 0ne boat alone was carrying almost 400 men, women and children. lampedusa is one of the main arrival ports for people wanting to reach europe more boats have been spotted off the coast of nearby malta.

encourage its ally israel to agree to a cease fire on sunday washington again blocked efforts of the un security council to come up with a joint statement on the violence. khaled abu siobhan is a humanitarian worker and palestinian citizen he reacted to washington's decision to block a joint un statement. for me as a palestinian it it hurts me a lot to learn that the united states is blocking our misery here every night here in gaza it's apocalypse it's hell is unleashed on us and unfortunately as gazans we have to go 3 through this over and over again for the lurker of the of the strong will to tackled the root causes of what we are going through to tackle the actual causes of of of why this exists collision actually has to take place every time which is the occupation and the human ization of us and everyone is only seems to be concerned about israel's right to defend itself but no one seems to care. even a bit about our right to defend ourselves against the demonization and the persecution and the occupation that we have to go through everything a single day of our lives here every day is apocalypse

or some members of the un security council expressed fears of an escalation of the fighting between israel and gaza efforts to bring it to an end of falling on deaf ears because not all are expressing a common view on it the us has blocked for instance for the 3rd time in a week a joint statement from the un security council calling for an instant ceasefire at the same time as joe biden himself reiterated support for an end still as he's in a phone call he had with his israeli counterpart and at the same time stressing israel's right to defend itself there was a car via washington facing internal scrutiny too over its role in the conflict with democrats split over a planned arms sale to israel worth millions one of the 1st muslim women elected to congress illinois martin has called that sale appalling saying it's going to provoke the situation i'm an independent consultant on u.s. foreign policy claims biden is team knew what was coming yet still nonetheless went ahead with the deal. if there is even a float if there is even a bill introduced in congress it would be historic it would be a

another night ignoring international calls for calm and a rapidly rising number of deaths the un security council will hold emergency talks on sunday on the violence there's also the threat of a ground offensive now as israel who sits deployment of troops and tanks near the border with gaza hundreds of families are taking shelter in un run schools in the north to escape the israeli artillery fire 109 palestinians including 20 children have been killed since the israeli offensive began on monday israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is adamant the attacks won't stop until peace returns or in a week moving in the hospital we will collect a very high price from hamas and the rest of the terrorist organizations and we will continue to do this with great force the last word has not been figured and this offensive will continue as needed in order to restore calm and safety to the state of israel. all palestinian factions also continue to fire wrong. it seemed to israel targeting tel aviv where all international flights have been diverted in the past few hours several rockets were seen in the sky a

international pressure is mounting in response the un security council is planning to discuss the situation later on monday. at least 215 people have been wounded in the latest outbreak of violence in and around the al aqsa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem. israeli security forces fired tear gas and stun grenades at palestinian protesters from hold storms and other objects in return already simmering tensions are being further inflamed by planned march later on monday by right wing israeli nationalists for an event they call jerusalem day. my i quote of also been explosions of stun grenades and tear gas inside. so understood that people were staging a sit in process and security forces attempted to clear them. they wanted to guard the mosque ahead of the nationalist march or the palestinian red crescent says its team has been prevented from reaching the compounds with aids 88 p. . will have been taken to hospital 5 nights a hairy fall since he joins us from there. seen those rather alarming pictures of the israeli forces storming the al aqsa mosque just talk us through this mornin

and indeed, france pushed for a resolution under the un security council. t and jordan and the ceasefire. of course, europe is very concerned. every time there is tension in the middle east, we can see pro—palestinian protests in the streets of paris, berlin or london, as we've seen last week, turning ugly. the interior minister in france had to ban protests, which took place anyway. we saw some very anti—semitic slogans, but also attacks. and this is becoming more and more recurrent in europe, and that's a great concern. now, the problem is the two—state solution is dead. i think that's the next step for world diplomacy — what next? something that struck me which is very sad is that only a couple weeks ago, three weeks ago, there were talks of a new government in israel with, for the first time, the participation of a new independent arab party. now, this is also dead in the water. we are going to have netanyahu who is here to stay. there have been four elections in the last two years. there might be another one. israeli democracy is in tatters. really, wha

the un security council is set to hold an emergency meeting on a growing crisis. in molly, the move comes after the countries transitional president and prime minister was stripped of their powers by the military. the 2 ladies had been tasked with steering the country back to civilian rule after a qu last august, but the military accused them of trying to sabotage the process. though the streets of bomber caught seen come, the situation remains, hence, values vice president. i see me going to defend it. the rest of the president and the prime minister accusing them of sabotaging ongoing democratic process. the transitional vice president had no choice but to intervene in order to protect the transitional charter and different republic. we do may had to push aside the president and his prime minister as well as the people indicated in the situation that it became dollars. yes. you know, president dow and prime minister mocked a wanna of reportedly being held at the military base outside the capital. one to the 2 men had been leading the process of returning molly to

the un security council is due to meet to discuss the violence.of more than sixty people — mostly schoolgirls, who were killed in a militant attack outside a school in kabul. 0ver1,000 migrants have landed on the italian island of lampedusa, within a 24 hour period. 0ne boat alone was carrying almost 400 men, women and children. lampedusa is one of the main arrival ports for people wanting to reach europe more boats have been spotted off the coast of nearby malta.

the un security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis. ah, at half past the hour, these are the headlines us secretary said antony blinking his on his way to cairo after meeting palestinian and israeli leaders on tuesday. he announced millions of dollars an extra aid for palestinians, as well as the reopening of the u. s. consulate in occupied east jerusalem. however, protests have broken out again in occupied east jerusalem. and is ready court was due to rule on another case of forced evictions, but the court has now adjourned for the day, 6 palestinian families awaiting the decision of the neighbourhood of sylvan, which is where him run con is he sent us this update. that's still one over there. now a lot of the families being displaced and have been displaced. i've been displaced were very simple, reason jewish settlers, they stated aim and this isn't a hyperbole, is to get rid of every single palestinian family and occupied easterly slept and make the entire neighborhood jewish. that's a stated aim. now they doing that through legal m

the un security council also discussed by the roost for us and european allies called for investigation into the diversion of a plane that was flying over by others. and the rest of a dissident on board, as president bo insist he acted lawfully on. russia says there's no reason to doubt his version of events. nadine bob reports venetia, but in the better russian president finally commenting on events last weekend. it's alex under lucas shanker claims he didn't know and opposition. laga was on board a plane that was diverted to the capital court, and he's depicted international reaction as part of what he calls a hybrid war. nothing in your life is near ill wishes, outside and inside the country have changed the methods of attacking the state. them across numerous red lines and also the limits of region and morale. just accost mclean. lucas, shank, his orders bearish in fighter jet, was sent to a score to ryan as flight minutes before it was due to land in vilnius in neighbouring the way all the passengers were taken off, supposedly because of a bomb threat. the plain latest cough withou

i believe the un security council has used an emergency meeting to call for the immediate release of molly's transitional leaders after what's been called a coup with an a qu, vice president colonel, a see me going tell who let a qu in the country last year ousted and the rest of the prime minister in president on monday, and they're being held at a military base in the town of catherine, one of his aides. it says both have now resigned. then negotiations are ongoing for their release and the formation of a new government. because hark is live for us in bama, corso and nicholas. any signs that they're going to be released? well barbara, we heard from a see me go to the vice president who in a statement said they were there will be a gradual release of both the president and the prime minister. now what that means, that anybody's guess, but for 3 days ago on monday, is when the building right behind me is the residence of the, the president of transition. will that building was torn by the military. that's when it all started it. so it was stormed by the national guard that was led by

the un security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis later on wednesday, i'll just share with nicholas hawk installation from dot com. which surprising for many millions it is the resignation of both the president of molly and the prime minister that had just announced the new government on monday. and that was supposed to appease this ongoing crisis. that is happening in molly a crisis of trust between the 1000000 people and its government of transition. now, what we know is that this information came out from an age to the vice president. as soon you go into this was on the, on the, on the sidelines of mediation efforts put forward by the chief mediator from echo on the west african body. good luck, jonathan, who is in bomber who is trying to find an, an end to this deadlock. now there are rumors that there's a possible curfew, we've been borders being closed and so you can really send to 10 thing of the situation in the capital, dumber co. and it seems that the military, the military that had taken over power by but by taking over power from a president of o

the un security council welcomes the see fire between israel and her mas let palestinian militants and calls for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in gaza. on the 3rd day of the seas bar, thousands of displays, families are returning to their homes and gaza, or what is left of the un says at least 6000 people have been left homeless. egyptian mediators are in israel, and the palestinian territories continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities. do not resume bringing our correspondent tanya kramer. she is in garden city right now, tanya, welcome. you've been in gaza things the same fire came into effect. seeing the devastation firsthand. tell us what the situation is like for palestinians trying to rebuild and regain some sense of normalcy. well, i think people here try to get back to some kind of snow model to you, but it's not easy. a lot of people i talk to you said to me that you know, these 11 days was very intense fighting a doctor. i talked to, you said, you know, you said like these 11 day for like 11 years because of the intensity of the s

the un security council is due to meet to discuss the violence. the taliban in afghanistan have announced a 3—day ceasefire to mark the muslim festival of eid. this comes as the funerals take place of more than sixty people — mostly schoolgirls, who were killed in a militant attack outside a school in kabul. over 1,000 migrants have landed on the italian island of lampedusa, within a 2k hour period. 0ne boat alone was carrying almost 400 men, women and children. lampedusa is one of the main arrival ports for people wanting to reach europe more boats have been spotted off the coast of nearby malta. rail passengers are being warned to expect disruption into the working week while investigations continue into cracks in the chassis of hitachi 800 trains. 0ne company — gwr — is advising against travel on its long—distance routes. katy austin has the story tannoy: this train will not be calling at llanelli. .. _ 183 of these high—speed trains were held back for safety checks after small cracks were found in some. great western railway has been hardest h

the un security council says it welcomes the ceasefire between israel and hamas and is calling for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in garza. on the 2nd day of the seas, fire people in garza were still assessing the damage from israel's heavy bombardment of the enclave. thousands of displays, families are returning to their homes. if they still have them. the one said, at least 6000 people had been made homeless, egyptian moderators are in israel and palestinian territories. continuing talks aimed at ensuring hostilities do not resume. garza was facing shortages of critical building supplies, water, and electricity before the latest hostilities. earlier we spoke to our correspondent tanya kramer and gaza city and asked her about the chances to rebuild . it will be very complicated and probably a long process. he thought it already after the war in 2014 did not forget. garza is under a blockade that was imposed by israel, but also partially at times by egypt of ever since i'm asked to power in 2007, 2007. now this located is now there almost for 14 years,

thank you very now. several members of the un security council have condemned the bella roofs in government for its force grounding of a ryan their passenger jet in a joint statement. they called it a blatant attack on international civilian aviation safety and european security president. alexander lucas shanker, has defended his decision to force the plane to land. it prompted you leaders to impose fresh sanctions on melrose earlier this week. flying in circles before going right back to where it started. the beloved in bella rizzi and airlines flight from minsk to barcelona, never reached its final destination. it was forced to return to minced after polish officials, told the pilot he may not be allowed to enter french es face. on monday, the european union agreed to ban beller as airlines. from its skies. the measure is among sanctions imposed. bella was forced to plain to land and means the aircraft was carrying dissident reman, proud to savage was arrested upon arrival. he has seen here and this alleged confession video with what appeared to be bruises on his face. his supporters bel

where do things go from here in terms of involvement of the un security council, if, as it seems, presidentouncil resolution at the moment? i security council resolution at the moment?— the moment? i think the security _ the moment? i think the security council- the moment? i think the security council is - the moment? i think the security council is out i the moment? i think the security council is out of| the moment? i think the - security council is out of the picture. because, the united states vito prevented it from acting out all —— veto prevented it from acting at all. i think president biden wants to focus on his domestic agenda, and is wishing this would go away, he has spent all thatis would go away, he has spent all that is energy doing that up until now, and he does not want to make a false step on israel — palestine, because whatever he did could lose him political capital. he did could lose him political caital. ., ., , , capital. if a leadership on | resolving this is not going capital. if a leadership on i resolving this is not going to come from the united states, where doe