over the last 20 years, the u. n. has repeatedly underscored the need to investigate all reports of conflict related sexual violence. it's long past time. every member apply that same standard to the assaults committed by a boss. the united states also supports the i, c r c. having access to hostages to provide medical treatment, we support a resumption of humanitarian pauses, which could happen immediately if from us only agreed to release women wounded and civilian hostages. we have seen how critical these pauses saw to get the hostages out and to give some respite to civilians and humanitarians and gaza. a lot. there is no shortage of rhetoric here in new york. but it's the diplomacy, the united states is engaging in on the ground that made that week long pause possible. it was helpful conversation and collaboration with egypt and to tar that help. we unite more than a 100 hostages with their loved ones. and that dramatically expanded humanitarian assistance to gaza during the break. and friday, of course, we suppo

the u. n. is wanting to many a terry and support and gaza faces total collapse now more than 2 months since how much is phaedrus attack and the beginning of a fixed rate committed to offensive? ben garza seems like these steep emerging medic rushing into the hospital and among the many children. according to the mazda on, has ministry, the latest is friday in strikes, and the southern city of con eunice, have a dozen for this cold enough or targets are also being hit. maybe sick this out. are you getting the war? rent is right to read them to leave north and garza read them. we were 1st displaced from casa city, took on eunice, and later to ross, i'm on. where should we go? now children and women were sleeping peacefully in a 52 year old woman who wasn't carrying a weapon and a 5 year old child where they launching rockets that as well. so this idea of what the strikes intensify as globally both photos, the side identifying to in new york on friday, the united states vetoed a security council r

at the same time, we were talking about the mechanism for putting the u. n. in charge of inspecting aid deliveries to gauze. now this was something that the u. s. did not support because israel did not supported israel basically did not want to give a complete control of inspecting the deliveries coming into gaza. it wanted to maintain control of looking for perhaps weapons that were smuggled in there, or perhaps concrete thought would enable him, was to build more tunnels. now this was, this was something that also told us that perhaps israel was unwilling to entrust that security to the u. n and egypt and that goes to the heart of these negotiations. there has to be a lot of trust that is built along the negotiating parties now. but we did eventually get to a place where the language was adapted just so that the u. s. off would be able to support enough or, you know, in this case, thoughts not stand in the stand in the way, although it did look last night. like there were going to be some, some further complications, especially because of all these close cir

now the indian foreign minister, recently new said that the u. n. s c can no longer deal with the global issues, and it's lost its relevance as an institution, but it's on the, on the to get it gone. so you know what the security council is like a or to the level where that are uh, section members who don't want to let go on. okay. so they want to keep control of what the problem not critic seem to admit mom and was not too keen to have the practices question. it's in a way to human failing, but i think today it is coming to work. it is harming the buttons because on the issues from turn thing the was the un is getting less and less effect to india has long sought to become a permanent member of the u. n. s. c, as the casing for why do representation for the global suff. international affairs experts, patrick pine told oxy that the u. n. s. c is no longer fit for purpose. as long as permanent members can wield a veto when i buy that own interest. so on the threat some of the members of united national security council is about to do this, but you kn

but the u. n. chief antonio gutierrez has invoked it there by directing the un security council to address the war in gaza. inaction he warns, will deep in the crisis and lead to reversible consequences from possible epithets to the widespread displacement of palestinians in neighboring countries. 2 months into israel's world calls on nothing has been spared. at least 17000 palestinians have been killed, more than 7000 of them children. and without a ceasefire, many more deaths will follow some post city and say, despite surviving airstrikes they already feel that the other out of nowhere like just to everything full and i heads. if you asked me this level of destruction and death of the one in the same life is not just about eating, drinking and sleeping, you must be able to feel secure and a piece. i mean, i have had the, i mean, lack of food medicine and fuel is making and already dial humanitarian crisis worse . leading hundreds of thousands more desperate. and that risk, the un says the deliv

thank you very much, ben stacy b u n. c, fun tony hotel, there's as a ball and will lead us that the only way to stop global warming is to end the burning of fossil fuels. speaking at the phone will opening off the u. n's cop 28th climate summit. didn't do bikes, holidays, 2nd, to general set the mainly reducing fossil fuel use experience wouldn't be enough to prevent climate disaster. adults got off to a quick stop on the 1st, it was a landmark deal for loss and damage funds to help was for us countries. so with the impact assignments, i had to tell us more about this as to this environment for to better ways. christopher are adventurous on day one. what leaders back, what is called a natalie victory as they agreed to launch a lawson damage fund. what about day 2? so the highlights today were that 1st of all, call 28 presidential tunnel job. it announced that the u. a. e would be a launching of $30000000000.00 climate fund with mass of global investment companies like black rob brookfield, t p g. and they say that this f

for association of hostilities, as well as the language in the text that provided for putting the u. n in charge of inspecting aid deliveries to gaza. now it took issue with that language around the cessation of hostilities because the west won't support language. that sounds like it could be related to a cease fire. its position is always that a cease fire only helps him us and it did not want to support this creation of a u. n. light monitoring mechanism because it didn't want to see israel cut out of the process. israel did not want to give up control of inspecting the cargo coming into the got into god's a for a potentially weapon smuggled in with a cargo or perhaps concrete that would help her masa build more tunnels. but clearly the language was adopted in such a way that allows us to accept this version, even though it did end up abstaining and the end again, over language issues. because this resolution did not contain language condemning her moss for its actions on october 7. but because all you need is 9 votes in favor and no veto, that is how we got the resolution of past to

since the 7th of october, u n. r w, a recorded over a 146 hits on u n. r w a facilities. among them many schools sheltering palestinian displaced people. some facilities were directly hit and some were hit more than once. you went, facilities must be protected at all times and kept out of harm. not doing so is a violation of humanitarian law. all rules of war has been broken they supposed to be released on monday, shows the moments of the destination. the schools were supposedly located in the town of bayer to noon, although b and ross hasn't concerns an exact location. the only the claims that announced was using the un facility as a stronghold. and as the is wally ground innovation in northern gauze, the rages on local journalist mohammed football filed this report from the rapid step of layer refugee con, which one's house over a $100000.00 palestinians to this is how the sea looked following the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the jamalia comp area, specifically the area of course, the cya ruins and destruction routes against the people and

the u. n. says almost half of goss this population has not moved to rafa near the egyptian florida. authorities that are wanting on i was making you might have to have in crisis. also on the program i started, breakthrough at big cop climate summit. old light negotiation seemed to by result in an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels. scientists say the dale is the last, the best hopes to stave off climate, this asset half a 1000000 as being offered and seen as president for a few days. but he's getting straight down to business, the value in the countries a. so i'm more than 50 percent the and feel good. you're welcome to program the u. n. says almost half of guys us population is number of the city of rafa in the south. and they're facing bombardments, deprivation, and disease in the space that is becoming increasingly overcrowded. just by growing calls versus east by israel says they will push on whether it's offensive against time us, which is considered a terrorist organization by

the u. n. palestinian refugee agency says 1. 9 million people in gaza have been displaced since october 7th. unfortunately, displacement is part and parcel of war. i just want to put this in perspective for you, just to show you how staggering that number is. since russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022, the u. n. estimates 5. 1 million ukrainians have been internally displaced and more than 6. 2 million have fled the country. that is nearly 30% of ukraine's polation. it's an astonishing gure. by comparison, nearly 2 million palestinians displaced over the last two months, they make up more than 85% of the entire population of gaza. almost triple the amount in ukraine. with that short lived cease-fire now over,he dea toll in gaza only continues to climb by that day. since october 7th, more than 70,000 people have been killed according to the ministry of health and gaza. that includes more than 7000 children and 5000 women. in terms of percentage of populations, that is the equivalent of the entir

since the 7th of october, u. n. r w a recorded over a 146 hits on u n. r w a facilities. among them many schools sheltering palestinian displaced people. some facilities were directly hit and somewhere hit more than once. you went. facilities must be protected at all times and kept out of harm. not doing so is a violation of humanitarian law. all rules of war has been broken, leaving now to central gaza, where at least 22 people were reportedly killed and it is wally strike on a residential building early this week. the correspondence around me on the hall recent as this report from the seeing just moments before. we lost contact with him for 2 days. and there was a very large scale to strike, a very largest used right on one of the homes, residential homes. and the, my guys, the refugee, which belongs to a family and the magazine because as much off this family had inside the house about 92 people, including the inhabitants and some of the displaced residents. however, being taken shelter was this house off of much 5 or 80 war plains came overnight and

does sign on to a u. n.ution and they are part of the negotiations of this for a suspension in hostilities, basically a limited cease-fire at the u. n. would that be it? would that be enough, as you see it? >> you know i've been in touch with a key constituency for president biden. folks in the muslim arab american and palestinian american communities and young people all across our country who are looking at our screens as we are on social media and seeing the mass killing of children. around half of the 20,000 people you mentioned, breonna are kids. kids. and about half of the 2 million people have been permanently displaced by this war are kids. for people who are watching key constituents of president biden's what they need to see him call for as a permanent cease-fire. we know that diplomacy is what will save lives and what will bring about peace and justice not war. there is no military solution to the current mass atrocities that are being committed in the war crimes, the difficult war crimes that we'

the u. n. stays the entire 2300000 population of girls that faces a 100 crisis. we hear from the palestinians. mothers of many struggling to treat her. and i suffer from a lack of milk from my faith because it's not available to me. it's more than 7 seasons a day, but this is not my ability. so i have to offer him. this loyalty is unhealthy, pollute says, surrender or die is the message to come off from israel's prime minister. now, after a cease fire towards the collapse of the idea of steps on the ground invasion, the, this is our key international. my name's you to know legal in 30 minutes of news and views start afresh. rhonda this really strikes on the jabante, a refugee camp in northern gals and has left quote, dozens killed and wounded. according to the territories health ministry, a local reporter walked us through the distressing aftermath. the city knew was really artillery, striking target at home in this area and the family was gathered for a meal baking bread to feed their children

the palestinian ambassador to the u—n, called it a step

when you talk about the u. n. being a global governing body, why is it that the u. n. is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles in the palestinian state. this is because ok and may 26 years ago i published a book once the order published by a general george depressed. because the district.

the u. n. held a special session called hear our voices in raising awareness about sexual violence in wartime. you can't imagine the allegations that hamas carried out brutal and premeditated sexual assaults on october 7th, two center stage. allegations hamas denies. that said, state department spokesperson matthew miller today says that he sees, quote, no reason at all to doubt those reports. he also cited in fact that it, quote, seems, unquote, that hamas is not entering its remaining women hostages because it does not want them to talk about what they have gone through in captivity. he was asked to elaborate. >> do you have many evidence to suggest that that is what it is, or is it just -- >> i want to be very sensitive in my language when talking about people that continue to be held hostage, that have families on the outside. so, what i will say is we know hamas is committing atrocities. they continue to hold women. they were going over to relief to women, and at the last point, were next

the u. n. chief antonio good tad is, has warned that the only way to stop global warming is to end the funding of fossil fuel risk. which represents the size is clear, is the 1500000000 limits is only possible if c o. d monthly stop burdening or forcing fools not to reduce not they fight adults with a clear timeframe aligns with 1.5 degrees. he's comments comment day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates, set that fossil fuels must be a positive n e climate. do the u. a e's continued support for oil and gas, caused one member of the main comp 28 advisory board to resign. there's also an good the richer nations and not doing enough to help poor a ones or might know the most vulnerable to not choose between finding climate, change it up in finding poverty. man, you go about that. they'll have to do both. they don't do 5 years on a flurry of financial plant genes have already been made. they include a landmark fun to help the wells forest cope with the effects of climate change. othe

as to g bye now with some high profile initiatives, have been announced that the u. n's called 20 i to climate conference. they include a fund to help fund ruble countries cope with the cost of climate disasters, as well as the so called climate club launched by germany that will focused on helping injury in the industries. i'm sorry, the colonized but disagreements between well as late as i'm beginning to show a scientist one that time to take meaningful action is running out a picture of unity. but beneath the surface there is a huge disagreement between well lead is a how to tackle climate change, the u. n. chief antonio good tad is, has warned that the only way to stop global warming is to end the funding of fossil fuels, which represents the size is clear. the 1500000000 limits is only possible if c o. d monthly stop burdening or forcing fools not to reduce, not they fight adults with a clear timeframe aligns with 1.5 degrees. these comments come a day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates, set that fossil fuels must be a positive n e climate. do the u. a e's continue

the u. n. has warned that gaza is facing a public health disaster. it says almost half of the population has moved to rafa. a small city at the southern age of the territory. the u. n. has also warned that causes are facing deprivation and disease in an increasingly confined area. as israel continues to hit the entire strip with air strikes.

the u. n. chief antonio good tad is, has warned that the only way to stop global warming is to end the funding of fossil fuel risk, which represents the site. this is clear is the 1500000000 limits is only possible if the oh do you mostly stop burdening or forcing fools not to reduce? not they fight adults. with a clear timeframe aligns with 1.5 degrees. his comments come a day off to the oil rich host, the united arab emirates, set that fossil fuels must be a part of any climate deal. the u. a is continued support for oil and gas cost $1.00 member of the main comp $28.00 advisory board to resign. there's also an good the richer nations and not doing enough to help poor ones, or might know the most vulnerable to not choose between fighting climate change it . i've been fighting poverty man, because they'll have to do both that ok, 5 year to a flurry of financial plant genes have already been made. they include a landmark fun to help the wells chorused. cope with the effects of climate change .

and yes, also on the program, the u. n. one is that 850000 people in gaza have nowhere to go. israel intensifying air and ground offensive is driving desperate families to the south of the territory, but not out of harm's way. and will visit belgium, the self proclaimed homeland of comics that will take a plunge into the on into the unique world or of and under was the exhibition dive center in brussels. the other i'm told me on that people welcome to the program. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has condemned russia's latest attacks on ukraine. the attacks killed at least 30 people in india, and many more ukraine's governments as more than a 150000 drones struck cities nationwide. damaging vital infrastructure as well as industrial and military facilities. schools and maternity hospital were among the buildings head. the maternity ward valona, pardon ukraine's eastern city of ne pro mothers and labor were rushed down to the basement for shelter. the kremlin massive area was sold over whelmed keys air defenses, ukra

and the u. n. is wanting that a 150000 people in gaza have nowhere to go. as israel widens, it's an ground offensive against thomas, which has been classified a tower group. by many countries, dozens of people, mostly women and children, were killed in a new wave of his reading. it strikes overnight, writing the names of the dead on the body back and saying good bye to loved ones. the bodies of those killed by and is really striking the dead by law refugee camp in central golda. i laid outside the hospital. * this mother lost face to for the twins. no, no, no. you mean when they made me, we were sleeping in the room when 2 of my children in my twins in another room. you know, this in the house was bomb i live and the rubble fell on the twins. really so many on their birthday she on the inside the hospitals, doctors rushed to treat those images. these really minute tree has stepped up bits and ground defensive in areas of central and southern goza. it released this footage of tanks rolling into the southern city of con eunice. the israel defense forces claim

the u. n. plan with conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global warming by the middle of this century. fossil fuels are by far the biggest driver of human and used climate change. we have given it beautiful bus option plan to keep 1.5 within reach is a plan that is led by the science. it is a balance on the coast image shows. many world leaders present at the summit, see it as a milestone. also mine as i, this is a day of great joy. many people across the board have worked tirelessly to achieve this results. in job i said it was no easy feat. the agreement came after hours of overtime negotiations and the device summit, some parties were opposed to the woods phase, out being included in the the phrase was eventually replaced with transitioning away from fossil fuels. some plan with activists feel a disability too late. 6 is, it is now is still a death sentence with the pacific. we can celebrate the sma

the u. n is wanting to many terry and supports in gauze of faces total collapse. more than 2 months since come off is phaedrus attack and beginning of the strace many to offensive, and garza seems like these steep emerging methics rushing into the hospitals among the many children. according to the her mazda on, has ministry, the latest is dry, the air strikes in the southern city of con, units have been dozens further south and rough uh, targets are also being hit. maybe set to the south. are you getting the war? went straight toward them to leave north and gaza dumb. we were 1st displaced from casa city to con eunice, and later to ross. where should we go? now, children and women were sleeping peacefully in a 52 year old woman who wasn't carrying a weapon and a 5 year old child where they launching rockets that as well, the districts intensified as cooper both photos these 5 identifying 2 in new york on friday. the united states vetoed a security council resolution drafted by the united amended that call for humanitarian sci fi in gaza, of so soon as, as long as

the u. n. has described the renewed fighting between him off militants and israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of golf. and i'll still of these resume this morning after negotiators failed to extend what had become a southern day ceasefire. officials from the home aust controlled health ministry in the gaza strip, say a $178.00 palestinians have been killed in the hours and since the militants and gaza have also been firing rockets towards israel, but no casualties have been reported. they have here a week of relative calm. the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dash in hopes that the truth would again be extended. it is real, said it resumed combat after her mass violated the terms. but her mass, which the us and the you have designated a terrorist organization, lamed israel for the breakdown intox. in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the busiest the house of civilians. people who fled from

and then there are there all the various negotiations that are going on in the u. n. d u n. and in the security council, in the security council of the united states, which has often been accused of shielding israel from uh, from uh, having to do more it to protect civilians and gaza by view between various resolutions for a possible ceasefire. they are obviously, you know, so far on the side of a israel. so trying to convince the united states to agree to anything that a country like egypt which wants um, you know, to bypass the inspection mechanism for aid, which has to go through israel is, is very, very difficult to a lot of competing interests right now that feel like they're very, very far away from each other. yesterday, the us secretary of state entity blinking cold on israel to scale back its operation and make its uh, its operation more targeted. is there any indication that is really forces or doing that a or no, i don't, i don't think so. i think so is really government has been trying very hard to show that it is still steadfast and it's in its war and in its go

if the u. n is saying they're doing that? you tell me mentally, scholars call it a mile pick calculus one in which quote, israel is always the victim. but how did we get there? how do we get to this place? how does israel become so powerful and palestinian so weak? and how did the relationship become so dis, functional, and so dangerous comes down really? historically, one word, deception and one country. the okay. the united kingdom. see, let me take it back after world war one. it was the british who essentially re drew the map of the middle east and did so by lying and cheating arrows. it was the arabs of the region who actually helped beat back the ottoman empire. and for doing so, the brits promise them as well as other countries that that land that includes historic power stein would be given to them, but they be able to live there and work it. but instead, something else up after the war world war one, the british broker promised and announced the balfour declaration establishing in palestine a national home for the je

so yeah, texting us as it's now ready to back a draft resolution at the u. n. to help allow the delivery of more aid into gaza in reality, is that going to make much of a difference on the ground or what's the need is a ceasefire. ceasefire is the only solution because as long as people are being bones, there will be more casualties. there will be wanted people, there will be that people wonder people who cannot guess, tradesman, because there's less and less of a hell of a health facility capacity that you guys have. just bringing medical supplies will not to make a hospitals function because the source of those need need excess, 1st of both safety to, to operate. they need also fuel food, read water, they need to, uh, they need a specialized stuff that is no longer there. so really sees buying a 1st and then continues as a seem to access for oil humanitarian goods without exception. as long as the fighting continues, what options are left for guidance to stay healthy? there are very little options. can you imagine the 50000 pregnant women and gaza, more than

and activating this and onto coal 99 of the u. n. a chart to it where he addressed the the represent, as i said, the security council in new york, you know, the correspondent benjamin alvarez group, but thank you for that update aid agencies re, it's raising the warning of a lessening humanitarian situation in gaza and nearly weeks of the conflict is all told as a civilian population to evacuate to the south of the territory. but finding that it has intensified and food was in other essentials, are in short supply. this is a comp for displaced people in con units and this time. so if the guy so stripped, entire families have moved here during the intense fighting life is a struggle as well that saw come on the situation is really difficult for me. i haven't had bread for a week. there's nothing. even when we get it. i give it in pieces for my children, my husband and i do not eat. we can go without the proper channels and call and tell them that it's gonna have to be then we make it me last the whole day. so instead of having breakfa

the u. n. has said that there are serious concerns about whether easel is complying with international community around low. we spoke with the survivors in the communist. i don't know what happened exactly. there was an explosion that was he didn't head by the trap. i immediately threw myself to the ground for listed and then suddenly striking it. and it was truck on the head by phone and still in the coming up. my sister had 8 children, she flayed from on during the bombardment and took shelter here and does nearby areas were being hit. she had a seizure, died of a stroke. she's to 5 by 8 children and their father is displaced, trying to make a living what product you're telling of apocalyptic situation. that's how you in human rights commission, a full cartaccess, his colleagues describe the human nature and conditions in gaza. a mind human to tear and colleagues have described the situation as apple collected in these circumstances. there is a high risk of atrocity crimes. measures need to b

the u. n. h sierra registered 10000 new arrivals and more have found shelter in villages near the border. my food has been here for more than a decade, but the violent and molly is ever present. she says his nephew was killed there this year. how do you miss icon? there are massacres, killings of anyone, anywhere or in any way possible. this year lives in the cities in the bush on the road. in the villages, the people, women. this really makes us feel very uneasy. mother is. i need to have my food still hopes that he'll be able to return tomorrow the one day. but until the violence there's thoughts, he'll stay here and fight fires with the other volunteers, rape and sexual abuse of man is often not reported. and that makes it difficult to get a true picture of how wide spread it is, but it is believed to be a major problem in nigeria when the organization working with men, say, statistics tend to reflect one side of the story. i'll be talking to an expert on that officer. this report from dw co

its ambassador to the u—n, says the decision �*responds to the dire situation on the ground'.nian ambassador to the u—n, called it a step in the right direction but reiterated calls for an immediate ceasefire — saying that 2 point 3—million palestinians have been fighting for their lives and facing death. meanwhile: israel's ambassador to the un criticised the resolution and said that the �*un should have focused on the humanitarian crisis of the hostages. gilad erdan also thanked the us for its support of israel. for more on the day's events, our correspondent there, john sudworth sent this update from washington. the united states explained that while they're happy that this was stepping up humanitarian aid, they were happy that the council did not include the condemnation of a mosque towards the october seven attacks and said that is what led them to eventually abstain and it is worth noting that the draught was humanitarian in nature and those in the council discussed must be a kind of all parties if one is named and ultimately, the united states, he did not use the veto t

the u. n. has been weakened by decades of israeli. impunity for breaches of international law, including calling noise ation of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement the u. n. must hold israel to account if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. and wrapping up in stop. it went off the recent election. so the holding party hold onto power protest as to the streets in sunday evening in belgrade, archie steve sweeney has the story with now just outside the building, where on sunday, some 2000 people had gathered a smaller element of various people have tried to force. i way into that building which is home to the countries electro commission of angry. they were protesting about the results of the elections on december, the 17th elections that will one overwhelmingly by the routing policy of. 2 president outage on the route to so, so it'd be in progressing policy like post on 47 percent of the vote, but the opposition which uh try it. within the 2nd place, on 23 percent of th

all the survivors coming as a u. n. official palsy is really a soul that goes, monstrosities are centered while after another idea of attacking central gallons of apollo city and red present if i q a to casualties from attack. busy and in the, in baffled input with the palestinian death toll reportedly surpassing 21000 people. a pastor in bethlehem, sage israel enjoys on the content ability thanks to patronage from the west to have to understand this. right. and for what it is, it is an extension of colonialism in the middle east today. but the tech spent the rest of many western powers in the middle east today. and this is why no one is able, well, no one is winning at all, decided that comfortable the premier, catching the program from today across the go welcome to moscow and then use our here on our to introduce or the monstrosity of our century. now it's how the un special rapid tour in the palestinian territories has labeled israel's actions in gaza. the remarks came of an idea of striking on the southern city of

according to the u. n, the territory is now facing a public health disaster due to the collapse of its health system. and the spreads of busy and without your up to date, but to stay with us because coming up next question is ukraine losing the war against russia? tim sebastian will be discussing that with alexander cowboy. you started short break. that's on complex the into the conflict with tim, sebastian, i guess from valley in is that it sounds like got police direct says the economy the rush, su raises sense for now, rushes. economy has stabilized and mr. pretend and dice is on war crimes charges is none. the less finding plenty of friends so well as new found confidence symptom into a big a role with ukraine. i've even a fight with major conflict. so next on the board, this train is taking more than a trip their journey through 1700 kilometers of v. as in these history, 32 hour ride from noise in the north city in the south. on the re certification, expressed by train through vietnam in 45 minutes on

on tuesday, the u. n. and the world health organization said the facility had run out of supplies. 10 staff members were still trying to provide 1st aid there. well, at least 80 injured people, including the elderly and young children, took refuge at the hospital. and medical officials spoke about the situation in the hospital in the church on the hospital grounds where we're seeing patients with severe orthopedic needs. plastics currently have no operating or operating on the 5 doctors and 5 years their patients here who have been injured even more than a month. no surgery. they're patients who have been operated on, but they are now getting close somewhere to infections because the hospital doesn't have sufficient antibiotics, w h o m s, entries and submission with, you know, to new india assessing on mass has brought some medicines or medical supplies. but it's just going to address some of the needs because they, they don't have sufficient stuff. and as you can see behind me, the patients are on the ho

but the u. n. t found that palestinian representative want a hold to the fighting this was illusion is a step in the right direction. it must be implemented and must be accompanied by massive pressure for an immediate cease fire. i repeat immediate cease via to load with despite cro in international pressure. israel says, and he sees fire would only help him us if this council 6, the interest of that is it should start by supporting israel's mission of returning hostages and the limited and you can become us threats at the very least must prevent from us, is empowerment just as discounts that he's committed to increasing aid. it should also be committed to blocking the smuggling of arms and transport weapons to the how much terrorists the un resolution calls for live saving aid be rushed to gaza at scale with gaza and the full is really bombardment. it's unclear if and when these do mind can be fulfilled. meanwhile, the thousands of people have gathered in delray have to protest against the governm

rooms distressing images from the girls that continue to pour in as more than 150 countries up the u. n. vote for an immediate cease spar us and israel, or among the few nations to oppose them all. so i had became here, and there was no life, there are no tens, no water, no food sizes are forced to flee to and mix shift comp on the gas at coastline designated, safe by israel. but some of the displaced question of the accounts survived there. also this hour in the united states. what the site administration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the high speaker and congress pushes boxes at presidents request for another $60000000000.00 to ukraine. us do a bite and gives law the mirrors. let's be at 200000000 constellation in the premier. catching the news hour from today. hello, and welcome to the latest mid week developments here on our tea. a vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate monetary and cease firing gals that the u. s. wasn't among them. it early revealed a similar motion of the un security council. i'm

so we know from the u . n. and other international add groups that there really is no safe area for civilians in the gall, this trip. but the idea of climbing, but in some safe areas as they deem them, the fire rocket fire has been coming from her mouth and that this being a suffering attacks from those areas. we're not able to verify those claims that we do know that rocket fi has been coming into the southern part of israel today. we've also of course, any, been saying that the cross border incursions happening in the north of israel with the border with 11 on we have it has been a, has been also continuing to fall into northern israel. and israel retaliating, it's unfortunately a day in day out. we're hearing similar reports and things, of course, predominantly for civilians and gone to becoming di and more diet by the day. right . and the well need is an age groups have criticized the u. s. v to many guys actually use resolution of the you and what is the latest that or yeah, there's been a lot of criticism

the u. n. has described the renewed financing between our mazda militants and as well as a return to how long us, for the people of gauze up a still disease resume this morning. officer. negotiate has failed to extend what have become a 7 day c spot. officials from the hamas controlled health ministry, se dozens of gall, since i've been killed in the hours since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. the explosions rang out across the enclave. dashing hopes that the truth would again be extended. israel said, resumed combat after him, ass violated the terms. but how mass which the u. s. and the you have designated a terrorist organization, blamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the. this is the house of civilians. people who fled from the area. they're all young and children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilia

somebody needs to ask ourselves again wise from us preventing humanitarian a fall, b, u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic out 27 models with eyes. and no it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that saying i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. and we spoke earlier to juliet to mind from the u. n's relief and box agency and all state of the united nations it's able to fulfill its minded to take out offense to me, ends and gaza. nothing to we are a challenge. our hands are type. we have so many distinctions imposed on us whether it's the very it's an age that we're in now to bring in. whether it is very easy to access about. we have what we have over in the past few days. been forced to leave for 5 minutes and assistance in the style when we know that the meetings across the gulf was on huge. we also are competing with 1

of thousands of such a don't have died according to the u. n. and more than 80 percent has been displaced at the same time is really forces once more intensify. veritext, especially in the central and the southern part of the district and especially under tons of the fight. and if i'm eunice and a lot of people that's reflect the from the north cons, go back simply because everything, almost, everything is destroyed. also in the north and according to where you and figures a 2 thirds of the in the how the houses have been just destroyed. and we have to keep in mind, it's not only the fighting that is getting a lot of civilians, but also the desperate unitarian situations. a lot of people are facing hunger ends . there are harvest scenes taking place around the few of 8 convoys that are still managing to deliver age into the gaza strip and out report touched on that joint is running the palestinian valley and tele vs that they can do. tell us more or yeah, i mean the majority of the people here still in favor of work and framing the sudden it's o

the u. n. is warning humanitarians important cause faces total collapse more than 2 months since a mazda is federalist attack. and the big name of x ray submitted to offensive, and garza seems like these deep emerging medic rushing into the hospitals among them many children. according to the how my son has ministry, the latest is dry, the air strikes in the southern city of con eunice, have killed dozens for those folks and the phone targets are also being hit. many fact with this out, are you getting the war? went straight toward them to leave northern garza done, we were 1st displaced from casa city to con eunice and later to ross. where should we go? now children and women were sleeping peacefully in a 52 year old woman who wasn't carrying a weapon and a 5 year old child where they launching rockets that as well. so this i deal with the strikes, intensified as globally both photos the side identifying to in new york. on friday the united states vetoed a security council resolution drafted b

but we are able to provide trucks that go into the u. n. coordinated system in through the rafter crossing. so we're doing a bit, but there is so much that is needed. i couldn't, couldn't claim for 2nd that we're meeting that need. understood it. so a trucks are still coming in, did you say yes, uh, the numbers are still the fraction of what they were prior to the who run this events of october, the 7th. and of course, the need is multiplying as the population becomes a move hon. whether that's the, that's the medicine screen, lots of food and everything else. so age, there is a level of a disabled to get in. but as the you and text, your general himself wrote today, that 8 operation is rapidly collapsing and one of itself is the spaces and gas. it becomes that much more constrained. right? and i want to ask you about those spaces because it, it's, it's really incredible to be looking at bass from outside the people would actually guessing those trucks and drive into what is clearly a was. and so all of that have they've been delivering to