but the u. n. c is active fighting an attack from militia groups, leave it on wife. financial aid is being dropped off from the israeli side. it is being lifted in area and then we in some private sector entities are also picking up the aides, the trucks, that the you and trucks that are getting are, are picking up 8 are doing it, offering a great cost because they are being either looted or taxed as is truly forces continue to fight against how much lack of administration in gods have created widespread lawlessness. attempts to transport 8 by c has also not being successful. the us build to be a facilitating the n g of 8 was marked by challenges. and it's not expected to be permanently dismantled. but these explanations don't help people like the of the, the family. for them, the lives in a mean one king continued suffering. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making use around the world. japan's prime minister for me because she is in berlin for adults with the chancellor or shell se

the u. n. says that more than $50000.00 children and goals are required. urgent medical treatment for acute malnutrition, c u. n. n. international rights groups accuses rental blocking fuel and medical supplies of to move a 1000000 months. so what the palestinian health ministry says, or robust search gates 1000 palestinians killed. international prussia is building on israel and have us to agree to us see spawn proposal backed by the un negotiations through country and egyptian mediators that was stored for weeks have restarted it to her most israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's main goal is non negotiable. and that is to destroy on us. oh, my says it has no shortage. main willing to fight. well, i mean, i don't know what the mind power of the cosign per gauge is in very good shape. during the war, we're able to create thousands of new fights into the support, right. and there are thousands more who are willing, ready, and extremely motivated to join when necessary. 2 2 israel

the u. n. n. international rights groups accuses route blocking fuel and medical supplies of to move a 1000000 months of palestinian health ministry says or over 68000 palestinians killed international pressure he's building on his will. i'm time us to agree to us the spawn proposal backed by the un negotiations through country and egyptian mediators that was store weeks have restarted the doha of israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says he's main goal is non negotiable, and that is to destroy us. all. my says it has no shortage to main. willing to fight. let me hold on something that i know of the mind. power of the cosign brigades is in very good shape during the war. we're able to create thousands of new fights into the support ranks, and there are thousands more who are willing, ready, and extremely motivated to join when necessary. 2 2 israel is bullying the fighting, the destruction of guns that goes on seized, deleted population, still trapped with no with safe to go. charles stanfo

an agency for palestinian refugees in gaza, u n. r w a was at an officer hospital where casualties were taken. mean very simply, it was a scene of chaos sting of despair and a scene. i'm not having enough a for everyone that needs that master hospital was just re constituted not long ago after an operation. and con eunice of the hospital, this 38 emergency ballad. the 2nd i already had 40 patients before the incident happened. so they were very quickly overwhelmed. almost another 150 patients showed up at the hospital. and as i said, it was just very chaotic on top campus trying to find children, children who didn't have parents. and it was very moving, but not necessarily in a good way. what we saw at the hospital yesterday was the clean up blood with water because they didn't have disaffected. so just a very difficult, very difficult time for everyone. scott anderson with the u. n. agency policy refugees in gaza. let's go to sport now and it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin. spain are once again, eu

the u. n. has called for maximum restraint on the border between israel and level. but the slightest attack makes and all right, it tends to handle more dangerous area. we've got more from dw correspondents, the time. yeah. cream out into sudden as well. some of the victims have now be named here in the is really media. these are all younger children. teenagers between the ages of 10 and 20. these 12 were killed in the strike on saturday night and many more we understand also seriously injured. still in hospital. the sirens from what we understand from eye witnesses a is the star in front of the industries community on the is really occupied a goal in heights very shortly. and then the impact was heard shortly after. so there was not much time for people to run for cover. and these early i'm used to, i was looking into why this miss, how it was not intercepted? no hezbollah has to know of responsibility, but is rather, has dismissed that and in the 1st retardation. uh, the army said this morning and the statement that they have retaliated and targeted overnight the

let's go to the war in garza now and is red under u n. r. trading accusations over by desperately needed supplies and the gaza strip on not being delivered is the size of the sticking steps to increase the flow of it and blame. so you end for not getting the goods to the people who need them boxed so you infest, ongoing fighting, and the breakdown of law and order have made distribution to dangerous for i believe family. daily life is a struggle against hunger and a worse thing for any patient crisis. boston and hygiene is not something they can afford to move an annual love and more. there is no silver short. i know the church locked and one other, nothing. what i yeah. i mean, the price of soap and i would even if it is available in the gaza strip, so we can't afford any. yeah. yeah, no, i don't have money to buy, so can shake the living and refugee camp in federal godsa here lack of sufficient doors. it's clean water, no working fluid system threatening. everyone's has or some kind of you kind of don't have money to buy food, let alone

u. n. has blocked measures to extend aid to ukraine to help the country defend itself against russia's invasion. more of this, let's bring it, our correspondents in ukraine and brussels. nick connelly there and ukraine, about rigor in brussels. nick, what can you tell us about this meeting? well, terry versus few details as ever, this wasn't, announcers wasn't proud involved. security reasons, but lots of head scratching going on and kept people trying to work out what exactly they told on has brought with him and why. now this is his 1st visit in 12 years, so just to kind of get some context. so i'll see, can you present it and see if was speak to you on a cove. it's that for us, anita, who flipped the country for myself and my own purchase in 2014 and it pretty strongly given the fact that hungry has a border with ukraine is the neighboring country. you find those that has a significant gary minority. so it gives you an idea quite how bad relations have been and now you know that question

after the striking i y z and accounts backed by the u. n. agency for palestine, refugee, we saw toddlers who were double amputees, children, paralyzed and unable to receive treatment. one mother i talked to told me that, um, she was told me drop a because it would be safe there. and then she was told to move to milwaukee because of the state there. and unfortunately for her, for and her family that was not true. israel maintains but tell her wrist. so hiding and civilian instruct is an areas and that it takes steps to minimize civilian casualties, rates and scenes from god's us moves and hospitals suggest otherwise. 6 people have been founded in a luxury hotel in a tiny capital bank comp, police. they say they found traces of cyanide in the tea cups investigated suspect one of the 6 that was responsible. these mysterious death shocks the country from seeing the type prime minister to visit the seed himself. as investigate as tried to work out what happens here. with b is the incident could hit thailand's lucrative tourism industry. little t

all right, though scott anderson from u. n. r w a. let's all right, we shift gears now and go to sport where it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin and english for english fans. spain are once again european champions with a $21.00 went over england and the final of the euro. 2024 competition. mika williams. put spain ahead in the 47th minutes for palmer equalize for england midway through the 2nd half, setting up a nail biting finish. but it was spain who try i'm in the dying minutes of the game as michel oil softball made it 2 to one. our break for england and victory for the spanish. at the end of the month long tournament were the parties in full swing and a spanish capital madrid. our correspondent nicole reese, is there nicole, we can hear it sort of popping off behind you. a record 4th men's european championship title for spain. i gather this will be a sleepless night in madrid. it will be absolutely a sleepless night because people keep on arriving here. the bill is where it's really crowded. and

but the u. n. c is active fighting an attack from militia groups, leave it on wife filing. the aide is being dropped off from the israeli side. it is being lifted in area and then we in some private sector into these are also picking up the aides, the trucks that uh, the wind trucks that are getting or, or picking up 8 are doing it often a great cost because they are being uh, either looted or taxed at this time, the forces continue to fight against how much lack of administration in gods have created widespread lawlessness. attempts to transport 8 by c has also not being successful. the us build to be a facilitating the n g of 8 was marked by challenges and it's not expected to be bowman and to dismantle it. but these explanations don't help people like the of the, the family to put them delays in a mean. one thing continued suffering, hunger used by minister victoria bon has met with former us president donald trump at trump's moral lago home in florida. it is the latest in a string of trips, including meetings with the leaders of china and russia, that has european leade

but the u. n. saves active fighting an attack from militia groups, leave it on wife. financial aid is being dropped off from the israeli side. it is being lifted in area. and then we in some private sector into these are also picking up the, the trucks that, uh, the wind trucks that are getting or picking up 8 are doing it often a great cost because they are being uh, either looted or taxed as is riley forces continue to fight against how much a lack of administration in gods have created widespread lawlessness. attempts to transport 8 by c has also not being successful. the us build to be a facilitating the n g of 8 was marked by challenges. and it's not expected to be bowman and to dismantle it. but these explanations don't help people like the of the, the family to put them delays in the mean. one thing continued suffering are well daemon founded in the international network for ege relief and assistance. she told us more about how challenging the situation in gaza is right now. what is actuall

tell us about the other issues that lab rob touched on during the u. n. a. c meeting. sure, he did not limit his remarks to ukraine or to issues directly related to russia. he went over how the united states has been trying to tell china what goods they can produce and limiting their ability to produce computer chips and other high tech technology simply for their own market gain. he talked about the various cues and regime change operations. the united states has carried out in different parts of the world and he presented at all as very much an effort to hold back the new economy that is rising. he talked about the bricks. he talked about the economic development that russia and its partners have engaged in. and he argued that the united states is trying to prevent a new world from emerging. here's some of what he said. but i just usually when you, what i seek it for the sake of containing russia, china and other countries whose independent policies are received as a challenge to germany's the west by its aggressive actions, breaks the system of globalization that or

now, a torch. evaluate investigation has revealed that vehicles with the u. n. markings have been deployed in the crack down. united nations has called the violence against sooner, protest was shocking and unacceptable. and this for the edge monitored by d w. 's investigations unit clearly shows you and markings on armour, armour, to personnel vehicles that are being used against the demonstrations. now these pictures show similar vehicles with a regular bangladesh army markings. investigation comes after rights groups, question, bangladesh as involvement, and a number of peace missions. a dw pro in may showed that bangladesh had deployed officers implicated in cases of torture and killings. as un peacekeepers, i am very pleased to welcome america to show from dw is investigative unit who recently revealed how suspected human rights abuses from bangladesh were deployed on those un piece missions. let's start with this investigation into the insignia on these vehicles. i'm just to be clear, it doesn't seem like these are actually vehicles that have been sent by

that was more feud buried under the rubble intel r y a u. n. one college hospital, a bank and residential towers of old been destroyed. so i felt as i found them a sort of thoughtful for a lot of the time from the ambulance and emergency department in northern casa, immediately after learning that these valleys partially withdrew from the tel. i'll highlight in the cause of city we went there, found bodies, most of the bodies with decomposed because the ambulance team was when not allowed to reach a place. that's still there's a large number of bodies under the rubble of the headed headings. and there is being the following developments from outside deluxe, the hospital in central garza, a slight thing is happening in the western parts of the dawson, the very close to the post line. but also the is there any courses have been targeting at different areas across the causes to be one of those? those targets is an apartment and those are that street where at least for college and use wakefield and others were injured. and also they targeted at ran

also, the wish problem did a wave of accusations from western countries. russel's u. n. n boy listed in the bins. yep. pointed out, but it was a ukrainian and t edna so which caused the explosion of the medical side. it smells me. sure. the whole grains give me pause. the video is posted by ukrainian internet users show how 5 miss on the russian aerospace forces arrive at the auto implants, one after another without any feelings or damage. similarly, it is clear that alone ukrainian air defense me so arise in the area of the children's hospital without any damage or interference. it is impossible to kilometers and other features. how is it that the ukrainian air defense mrs. o 5 strikes on the plans, but clearly hits the children's hospital, perhaps the representative of the key for she and will answer this question for us . we're also waiting for a reaction from the norwegian authorities pamphlets applied to zalinski regime with this and that sounds installation. did they authorize it to be used to attack a children's hospital as well as to be placed in residential areas

the u. n. n. international rights groups accuses around blocking fuel and medical supplies of to move a 1000000 months of what the palestinian health ministry says. a robust, 38000 palestinians killed international prussia is building on as well. and how about us to agree to us the spot proposal backed by the un negotiations to country and egyptian mediators that was stored for weeks, have restarted it to her, as well as prime minister ben, you mean that, you know, who says he's main goal is non negotiable, and that is to destroy on us. oh, my says it has no shortage. main willing to fight. mean who i thought and then what could the mind power of the assembly gauges in very good shape during the world were able to recruit thousands of new fighters into the support rex. and there are thousands more who are willing ready and extremely motivated to join when necessary . 2 2 israel is bullying to fighting the destruction of guns that goes on. seized, deleted population, still trapped with no was safe

so clearly you're seeing that the u. n. is, is saying that this situation is not getting any better. in fact, it's getting worsting in guys and you heard also from re augments. there's a palestinian representative, the u. n, saying that this will be the most documented genocide in history. one that continues as we speak. so there's more than 70 countries on the list to speak during this meeting, sort of go on for quite a long time, including the russian for administer survey laughter of who is sharing this security council meeting. all right, thanks so much gabriel. i was on the that reporting to us from the united nations headquarters in new york. well, that brings us to the end of the show you of course, you can head over to our website to get more information on all the stories we've been following, including the a session that is going on at the united nations security council where they are hearing the report submitted from you and officials about what's happening in gone . so these continues on, on the 0 off that the

as the u. n. still does not have the necessary security equipment in guys or to manage the extreme risks that or person as piece, despite ongoing dialogue, which is really all pharmacies and some improvements. much more is needed. the entry of humanitarian aid at scales and it's delivery to all parts of guys of our essential doesn't survive on and way of being of civilians. we need to consistent access through on crossing points and better access to those in need where ever they are. it is long past time for a safe enabling environment for effective humanitarian operations. and guys are in line with international serenity area. know mr. president, has most of the world's attention is focused on guys of the occupied westbank concluding east jerusalem faces. paradise conditions. high levels of violence persist, including by is really security forces such this palestinian armed groups between the 7th of october, 2023 on the 17th of july, 2024557 palestinians, including $138.00 children for killed in

after the striking i y z and accounts backed by the u. n. agency for palestine, refugee, we saw toddlers were double amputees, children, paralyzed and unable to receive treatment. one mother i talked to told me that, um, she was told me drop a because it would be safe there. and then she was told to move to the velocity because of the state there. and unfortunately for her, for, and her family that was not true. israel maintains but temeris, so hiding and civilian instruct is an areas and that it takes steps to minimize civilian casualties. race and scenes from guides, us moves and hospitals suggest otherwise you planning and authorities say the number of children abducted by a run. so since the start of the full scale invasion in 2022, now sensible than 19000, few have successfully made it back home. the w's special corresponded to abraham, went to ukraine, to speak to one of those who did steps on a path to recovery. every day, 16 year old vladimir makes the 20 minute walk from his village home in southern new cream to this sports field.

north of them across the refugee camp is the central garza hospital officials say 2 children and 2 u. n. workers are among the dead. another child killed a woman and 3 children, and about a refugee camp. a 2 although palestinians have been killed in a separate striking dare obama of a mountain. this we're going to go to the hinge country who's in general by the in central guy. so for us, just bring us up to date. but these really attacks across guys, over the last few hours and well, it is ready. soldiers are blowing up presidential houses in delphi, and there was also a raid on the north of britain, the rates come. and since the past 24 hours, at least $25.00 policy needs have been killed, including, including, under where it goes and also journalist. and it's not only that all of the policy in use feel that there are risk of being targeted there, there. everyone's being targeted, we have been sick, seeing billions, his environment, it's who were trying to reach ya being targeted and also journalists who were trying to uh, reach the area were also targeted. the, the, the thing is like

as name is running the headquarters of u. n. agency for palestinian refugees and cause a has been destroyed off to is there any forces from the area headphone run for the plaza? really says the risk destruction was another episode in the place and disregard of international humanitarian role in casa. westinghouse has been trying to broken and to 9 months of hostilities between these really ami and has belong along 11 on florida, triggered it by the war on gaza. it's unlikely to end until a sci fi is reached in strip. then hold on at the un peacekeepers and sell them 11 on who are trying to de escalate tensions that on the tool. and what is essentially an active frontline united nations. peacekeepers are monitoring yet another round of hostilities between as well and has the law. this time triggered by the war on garza, we are in southern lebanon. that's the process idea of what they seem to off with sneezing and deal with someone who is really hilltop positions the horizon along what is known as the blue line, which is not the

the western states of the opposite, and there isn't a clear record, we give you the in the u. n. system on who was to blame for 1967 despite what the record has since for a field. and so it took a while for the international community through the un system to determine the israel's presence in the occupied territory was in and of itself unlawful. you have some indications from the general assembly in the late 19 seventies and early 19 eighties. great express references in general assembly resolutions that israel's occupation is on awful. pat as well as in the academic and social council in the 19 ninety's. but those references to israel's illegal occupation drop off after also. and i have not been able to determine why i surmise that it's because of the promise that also held out to the international community on, on the end of the occupation. and we now know that that was a false promise. but all this to say it took a while and a lot of work to, to, to get the court to, to arrive at this conclusion. but it fundamentally was determined by the facts on the ground, all of which are

this is now up to old u. n. members to the side. step 5, some. oh jeez 0. take. these are the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was criticized the i c. j. 's advisory opinion. in a statement, he said, jewish people are not occupies in the right line and describe the course decision as absurd. the mass welcome to the i. c j's opinion, and quote on the u. n. to immediately take measures to end these ready occupations . the stuff about gucci is the secretary general of the posting and national initiative. he says the i c j's decision is a victory for palestinians. this is exactly what we were hoping for and did the presents not blunder. i started with decision, it is a big blow to guys that are the side to is that i as a state as an establishment, as a government, the settlers. and it is a big victory until the police to new clothes. from legal perspective is there is a order the invited and condemn for its policy is what it's ok patient for it's several months for the illegal apartheid was, were practicing apartheid about the legal value of what happened is that t

after more than 9 months of war, the u. n says 86 percent of the proceeds gaza strip is under is really evacuation orders. and this comes is really forces carried out more attacks across the strip killing at least $33.00 palestinians. an air striking on my wasi in southern gaza killed 3 palestinians. israel had previously declared that area so called safe zone, but has attacked it repeatedly, thought it was doing reports from dated by the on the is really evacuation orders. is this where the occupation forces have passed and is shooting. you can special military evacuation orders for the residents over res. i'm just a rush procedure because as you can see, that families right now are going to sleep from these areas heading to get rid of bella. i'm to as the wise up trying to find some sort of safety. i've been told by these many all me to no longer remain in such areas because it's going to be an active role. so in these cars on a truck to load that with mattresses, people who are trying to get some thoughts of safety, they a

that's according to the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees among them or hundreds of patients forced to flee the european hospital. they made a risky journey to another medical facility in western fine, eunice, only to find there are no beds for them. jacob brown has more of the hospital board and its equipment abandoned. doctors and patients forced out because of in is riley order to leave the head of a plan to attack the moment. oh, by oaks mother a cancer patient. that means the options have run out of the items as well. so we came to now so hospital and unfortunately there are no paid still cancer patients. little cancer patients or died. we've looked, yeah, they, oh, no ambulances and no means of transportation due to this of via crowding. the latest force displacement of palestinians in southern gaza is the result of in his riley, military evacuation order. doctors and patients have had to leave the european hospital. in con eunice palestinians were told to move west for their safety. for many, it's mean

they've announced a tour of several cities across the u. n. a bid to recruit more fighters. their 1st stop is paulette and were many thousands of civilians were massacred by the historic predecessors of as of who collaborated with hitler during world war 2. as we invite all of our people to meet with the soldiers of the 3rd assault brigade in 9 european cities, you wanted to get involved, but didn't know how coming to ask the professional military face to face only the truth about service in the brigade stories from the front line and the real military deal. the unit now calls itself, he trains a 3rd assault regrade, but their hearts and minds are still on the same place. one of the group's members posted a photo of himself posing with a quote by at all hitler while visiting the irish woods memorial and poland for over a 1000000 people were executed in the 19 forties and another image from the scene, the ukrainians, a girlfriend, the same reenacting a famous internet name about a burning house. that photo was supplemented by an audio track and titled baby on fire. for it, i'

and by the way, the u. n is passed numerous resolution saying palestinians have a ride to return to their land to their homes. but yes, what i think has happened in his railey society is they've convinced themselves that the palestinians represented next is central threat to yeah. and that therefore, that they have a right to wipe them out when in fact, when you look at the facts, right, in every conflict between these rabies and palestinians, about a 100 times more palestinians will be killed in his regular is. and that's true right now, right? that's happening right now. and so of the x essential threat is really to the palestinians. but yes, these ray, these have convinced themselves in large sectors of the world. they are the ones under x is the central brett. when in fact, that's not really the case. we have a minute left, sam says, mental and physical problems. do you think the way mister biden has prosecuted this situation and gaza will also lead to his demise as the president or as a candidate for the

and not only that, there was a u. n. owner, well, a warehouse that was targeted yesterday and to honor well, a workers have been killed in the past 24 hours at least 5 during his were also killed. so piloting and still they're all being a target and no place is safe across the district. to infectious diseases, a squinting at an unprecedented rate. some garza 9 months of israel's was decimated, medical facilities and sanitation systems across the strip lack of clean water coupled with this case the deals, basic goods like soap is worsening on hygiene and conditions. honeywell mode has this report from daryl bella, and central garza destroying piles of garbage and rivers of roll sewage. these conditions are breeding ground for diseases throughout the densely populated gaza strip. after 9 months of war, many government services have collapse. clean water essential to life is hard to come by. dr. hand in sleep is the head of pediatrics of deluxe the hospital. he says, the consequences of living in such conditions are clear,

after more than 9 months of war, the u. n says 86 percent of the besieged gaza strip is now under is really if occupation orders. and this comes is really forces carry out more attacks across the strip killing of these $33.00 palestinians. and is really are striking. the milwaukee area in the southern gaza has left 3 palestinians. that taught us do reports from dated by law on the is really evacuation orders of this. what else you patient forces have passed and is shooting you professional, military evaluation orders for the residents open res. i'm just a rush procedure because as you can see, that families right now are going to sleep from these areas heading to divers, bella, and to as the wise up trying to find some sort of safety. if you have been told by these very all me to no longer remain in such areas because it's going to be an act . so what was the, these causes on a 12 to load that with mattresses? people who are trying to get some thoughts of safety. they are hidden from these areas officer receiving these orders

so if you could top 500 people, the u. n. wardens over half the about to have already lost their lives following what's being described as a deadly it's months slide in the african countries history. last week. heavy rings in the nations go fast zone led to a mass of london slide up the weekend, which then calls to a 2nd month slide on monday. the u. n. c. military and office sees the more than $15.00 and people need to be evaluated. so you feel being government propose a rescue from russia and allow will always be friends. that's the message from the southeast, asian nations. foreign minister says russian culture part of parts and a regional conference in the cum freeze up at all, ortiz, political correspondent, people are picking off, isn't in the n t n. and brings us the latest. on the 2nd day of lab, or on the trip to alice's in full swing as the country calls the 57th meeting of the foreign ministers. oh, i see on now, even though russia is not a member of the association that you have quite a long standing in special p

and so if you could top 500 people, the u. n. ones over half a month have already lost their lives following what's being described as the deadliest month slide in the african countries history. last week, heavy rains in the nations go 5 zone, led to a massive level slide of the weekend, which then caused a 2nd mudslide on monday, past the u. n. c. maternity office phase. that's more than $15.00 and people need to be in fuck you with a safety open. government prefers a risk lead plan. the russia allow will always be friends. that's the message from the southeast asian nations. foreign minister says russian count, depart, visited a regional conference in the country's capital. sorry, i loved it off addressed administer session earlier today dedicated to a c on cooperation with moscow. he also met a number of top diplomats from the organizations member states, as well as from china. it comes as russia continues to forge ties with so named friendly states, amid a push for a more multi polar world order. our chief, political corresp

and the u. n says over one media and guys ends out both expected to face death and starvation by mid july. so we talked with the groups co founder to hear the side of the story and that's come.

i read that that's only about 26 percent funded according to the u. n. why is that? if it's such a dire crisis, why is it so difficult to get the kind of funds that organizations need in order to get so much needed a to the population? i think there's 22 big reasons. first, globally, doris, somebody's mandatory in cartridge. you say the world is on fire and every place you look at every region of a welders crises due to met attorneys. unfortunately, some policies are better funded than others. and every ukrainian child who's leading that crisis have you created and reference your needs all the assistance and deserves all assistance. they can get the soda, the children of africa, sort of the children of colorado. and unfortunately, we find that the world has not allocate resources fairly, truly based on the amount of turn, the, there's too much politics in that we need to take politics out of the manager and assistance. and i'm sure that those words needed most starting in the caps and displays caps, of the congo, where there is not enough resources to the basic basic

and southern women u. n is searching for maximum strength on the board at the times of time, the joshua are among the already areas, tongue strikes, come off to rockets. here's a foot pole ground occupied going on, fights, killing 12 people as well. things the attack on his beloved lebanese group denies in the white house condemned the attack thing us support for israel security domains and not the public pendant presidential nominee donald trump has blamed the bite administration for the attack, unoccupied govern heights to an election value in minnesota. with hunting peachtree events, trump says a lack of us leadership contributed to the incident, which he says was cannot find evidence is by law group. he says fighting and then at least will get worse. and that's the democrats all voted out in november. well amy, co cause republican physical strategist, she says donald trump would have preferred to face joe biden in the election robin and coming to harris. it's interesting because uh minnesota. uh, we just

of the only countries that haven't resumed funding the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees after suspending support earlier this year. more than 16 countries have promised to support on rise. it's known during a plunging conference in new york capital, alexander reports from the united nations on the 1st floor as it was announced. 100 countries signed the pledge re affirming that un relief and work agency for posting in refugees known as unreal as being the backbone of humanitarian response in gaza. and the announcement took place on the sidelines of the annual unreal pledge in conference in new york, where the secretary general surge nations to donate. thank those that did and also again called for an end to the war. just remedy saw if you couldn't get any worse seeing gaza somehow, appallingly ceilings are being pushed into ever deeper circles of hell. israel has killed $195.00 unrest staff and bond dozens of un run schools and hospitals during its war on gaza. and roe was facing financial ruin after a campaign by israel to discredit. shut

yeah, the side following a u. n. resolution. however, only most of the of the bowls and it will all recognize the sub se is western political populace see from wireless odds. you see. so any rewards today you moxie, anniversary of a 1995 masika of both me and muslims. is the right breaks a declared of genocide by the international court of justice in 2007. the events that took place however, remained controversial. with what exactly happened in the policy and i can place a designate to do and say zone still subject to debate. discrepancies the killings were. a climax of policy is 1992 to $95.00 war which came off to the breakup of yugoslavia onset both names subs again so countries. 2 of the main ethic populations quotes, unless impulse the x, the controversy flat out once again in may. whether you in general assembly adult to the resolution table by germany, either one to, to establish an annual day. to commemorate the massacre, serbia vehemently opposed to move. i would like to unmask this untruth and full justification for bo

after more than 9 months of war, the u. n says 86 percent of the gaza strip is now under is really evacuation orders . because as health industry says more than 1500 patients need kidney dialysis, but only 16 machines are available across the strip. so patients are receiving to dialysis treatments of 2 hours a week, a 3rd of what they require. well, i think the huge reports from come out of had one hospital, northern garza, a medical and health situation here. nothing does flip as instead of waiting day after day as a result of that is why in the policy. and those have been brought us in this policy to prevent the access of any food or medical supplies to the nothing else dread. i'm talking to a friend come out of drug tests with other which is follow model nutrition cases, this kind of the season and kidney taylor patients. until this comes to kidney failure. we have to mention of the call you in a non use only of the law here it goes for the alice's a 3 times a week and i and i did that. my kidney is failing because i have

and he was in earlier this year in the u. n. c u n. as also put out a, an appeal passed the resolution pulling for truth. but the reason, the reason why i'm really the war and gaus continues is relatable that continues on the war and ukraine continues. um is actually optimizations of double standards, basically from the coming from the global south because of russia and batteries not allowed to have operates represented here at the olympics because of the war and ukraine. but his route is a, it is rarely operates at the palestinian olympic committee. it's that they should be found like russian batteries because of that war. and gosh, so thank you, bernard. thanks for that update from paris of a 40 year old russian man is under investigation in connection with an electorate attempt to disrupt the paras olympics, and he was taken into custody on wednesday. you'll get supple, volleyball has more from moscow. it's not clear what exactly he had been a rest set, but i'll just say well before the day's opening ceremony in paris and just so to