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struggling to meet even the basic needs. dramatic as a james space has been speaking to a keen steiner, who is the u. n. d piece administrator. we are also seeing a development prizes that will extend years into the future. not only through the destruction of infrastructure, which has already reached catastrophic levels, the disruption of the economy in gaza, but also in the westbank. and beyond that, as you in the p also works as many countries in the region. we have begun to do assessments in order to determine what is the cannot make disruption that is also affecting living on the king of jordan egypt and other countries. and also how the spread of a conflict could affect the economies of the regions that the whole how will the un approach this? i know that you have a colleague secret call who has been made the developing an humanitarian coordinator. and she has a background in the u. n. d p. so i'm sure you'll be working very closely with her . what's all the challenge is, and how do you go about something as joining to stats? indeed, recei great condos, the seniors, humanitarian and reconstruction co

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is created by imposing not trouble, but the yes, but we really do not have any confirmation from d, u, a e. and honestly, i do not trust is rarely sources. i mean at the end of the day, for people that cover up for the lottery infants and incubators and hospitals and a good light about everything else. so i really do not have and haven't seen any confirmation, but such a statement that position would be in line with previously declared echoed for the position of not only do you a e, but it also. so do you have the apple being the star key, the main supporters of civilian lives and reconstruction. and guys that have declared clearly at the early stages of the war and the genocide that is committing against guys up that they will not fund anything that has to do with reconstruction, gaza, unless it was the type closely to a much larger plan with the political a strategy that will end up with a palestinian state and zip code is due into national resolutions. that was a position that i believe that this position with me is due today and it was such the statement is true. it would be just in

so that's the message from the w h o d u, a secretary of state and to me blinking is doing is real for talks on the warrant garza as fears grow that the conflict could widen across the region. speaking and cuts are blinking said that it was imperative to protect civilians and gaza. israel is battling moss which classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany, and many other countries. until the blinking on a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel. how much was after meetings and come to the us secretary of state on sunday, the wall between israel and how much and gaza could metastasized and threatened security in the why? the middle east in doha, blinking laid out his goals and he had price res hosts. in all of my meetings over the last 2 days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remaining hostages out and home with their loved ones. cutter was instrumental in negotiations that led to the simultaneous release of more than $100.00 hostages, including american citizens a

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to join now by daniel hawkins who's in moscow and officials that calling a deliberate acts of terrorism. dr. daniel, the u. n. d, the russian side, unequivocal from the a, the i was on this plane crash as to who exactly was responsible. russian politicians cooling this, an act of bob baretski saying that off to what happened. any tombstone, indigo, sions, with kids essentially on the home. so they said they detected to lone, choose to look at launch is coming from the direction of ukraine, the product of ways in which were responsible for the down. and all of this across which they say was on its way to conduct a prisoner exchange, $192.00 prisoners of war from each side. tv, with tons of that sort of a story, of course, has been confirmed by the ukrainian or authorities as well in terms of other cool information. the final authority is have remained rather tight lips, not the confirming, not annoying. so rickly that involvement in this crash and as you said earlier, saying that doesn't have any clear information as to who or how many people were on full display. and to start with the russian side, russian stat

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