and i think you're seeing momentum here at the u. n . to want to really put this again on the record and front and center is very critical issue of palestine, what they wanted for so long and that's full membership in the u. n. all right, thank you so much. gabriel is on the reporting from the u. n. well, air strikes have intensified in central gaza after the withdrawal if is really ground forces civilians attempted to return to the new site on the refugee. com. following the announcement that a military operation had of chief to its objectives. but then hours later there was a wave of artillery and air bombardment in that area. the total number of palestinians killed since the war began. stands at almost 34000, including more than 14500 children. i'll just, there was and then for 30 gains, access to the said off comp and does on. she sent this report shortly before the bombardment resumed. as you see, this destruction is massive. people are left homeless, but palestinians are very desperate for more than 6 months. now, this is still goi

and the last thing that the u. n. stopped that you're going to to the aggression and for the international community to recognize indonesia as an independent country. so i think this is a static effect on the historic, the capital for the foundation of our, uh, long lasting relation between the 2 countries. so along with the global politic of brands, there have been ups and downs in relation between indonesia and russia. but i believe there we will continue to assign some in the near future and also in the future. if we are taking back to these days, what modern day projects between the 2 countries that play an important role in strengthening the cooperation and in your point of view, how can we escalate that relationship? well, uh, indonesia, a share of globalization has been wired successful in variety, or feels by the friends and, and location corporation spam out. yeah, i hope that's corporation between the 2 feels we'll continue to grow in the future . however, i believe it is also interesting, those by the, the

not on the u. n . agency that has the most capacity and garza to distribute aid and isn't it a breach of the you ends, neutrality and impartiality principles to be involved in an operation that so closely tied to the us and is rightly minutes as well. this is precisely why we've engaged in the extended discussions the to ensure the parameters are obviously in terms of our neutrality, impartiality, and also safety and security are met a and i'm not going to go, but i've all true the details we're, i think we're, we're nearly there we hope so, but there are also other partners that are willing to be part of the effort to receive and distribute potentially a number of and deals that have the same concerns. and united states is, is very aware of these concerns and takes them very seriously. this is also why it's taking longer to sort of, to step forward and say, okay, yes, we are part of this in terms of the distribution. um, but it's it's, it's a critical element and um, hopefully it will be resolved be

we're live at the u. n, where the security council is due to vote on a resolution granting palestine full membership. but will the us once again exercise, it's vito, the me of the lease is on. it's nice, it's decent. escalations, making even more important to support workspace efforts to find the lasting peace between israel and the fully independent, viable and solving and policy state. hours earlier, the un secretary general call for a de escalation in the middle east saying a failure to support a 2 state solution will only increase volatility. meanwhile, more destruction inside the jobs of israel's air force strikes several areas across the strip, killing thousands of people. we take a look at the winner of this year's world press photo competition, highlighting the human costs of 7 months of war in gauze and preparing for a mom's exercise in democracy. nearly a 1000000000 indians are set to vote in the world's largest effort general election . and i'm teach the same as with all your sports, needs them b

and when these are a defend itself, the u. n. will pressure, israel is read to cease fires, and ensure their survival the terry snow, the nothing captivates the one's attention more than is read, as long as it's rarely defending itself. all other human rights violate violators can continue committing crimes. your eyes will remain on guys the rest of the world burns. and this is precisely what has happened happening today. you see, tear focused again on these are and focused on gaza. we will hear talk of international law, human rights, and many other terms. viscouso loves to toss around, but the reality discounts. so as a counsel care is nothing about human rights or international. you're going to refuse to visit our communities in southern is read and i invite the view that we're devastated. by some us. everything is political and distorted. you know much better than most then the, the i a total res, jimmy's mere weeks away from nuclear capabilities. these global supp sponsor has prophecies across the region, sewing death and de

i changed that's actually across the u. n. and listen to lots of stuff on it to try to think about this particular report here in by own award to the humanitarian principles. of neutrality, the secretary general is also grateful to the ro, wellenberg institute, the mickleson institute, and the danish institute for human rights, for the central research that they conducted, the secretary general accept the recommendations contained in most color knows report. he has agreed with the commissioner general filipe deluxe, or we need that on the walk with the secretary general's on support will establish an action plan to implement the recommendations contained in miss called on us. the final report. in this regard, the secretary general counsel and the cooperation of the donor community, the host countries, and the staff of unable to fully cooperate with the implementation of the recommendations moving forward. the secretary general appeals to all stakeholders to actively support on the wall, as it is a lifeline for palestine. refug

note from the will bank and the u. n. says 62 percent of old homes and costs are being destroyed or damage and that puts the estimated cost of a total of $13300000000.00. the scale of reconstruction is going to be massive. how long is it gonna take, and who's going to pay for it? well, how long it will take? it depends on the conditions on excess, on the permissive environment. on the return of the policy and authority on the political framework, as you know, many countries rightly say the investments required really needs to be based on the premise of the 2 state solution and the clarity of on the political framework that needs to be in place at the same time, i think it is uncomfortable to us civilians in dallas to wait for an outcome of a process that may take secret, perhaps much longer than they actually should be asked to wait till the need to go to school. they need to be school, the need to be learning the early recovery and be able to take care of hospitals and health care centers needs to happen. you calls peopl

at the united nation u. n. the soviet union regularly highlighted of the issue of indonesia and the west thing that the u. n. stop that you relate to the aggression and for the international community to recognize indonesia as an independent hunting. so i think this is a static effect on a historical capital for the foundation of our, uh, long lasting relation between the 2 countries. so along with the global political brands, there have been ups and downs in relation between indonesia and russia. but i believe that we will continue to assign them in the near future and also in the future if we are taking back to these days, what modern day projects between the 2 countries that play an important role in strengthening the cooperation and in your point of view, how can we escalate that relationship? well uh indonesia and i shall go. abrasion has been wired successful in variety, or fails, but the friends and, and location corporation staying out. yeah. i hope that the corporation between the 2 feels will continue

the u. n senior, humanitarian and reconstruction coordinate to secret cog talks about the secret cog senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for garza, for the united nations. thank you for talking to ouch. is there another last time you run this program was 15 months ago. then you were the deputy prime minister, the netherlands, you served as your country is foreign minister and finance minister. now you have all incomplete one of the toughest jobs in the world. the person you worked for is the you inspector general antonio terrace. but some diplomats on the security council told me the person who was really pushing for the job was the united states and the us secretary of state. and he blinked and he wanted you to have this job. does that help you and your task having his backing? well, i think in general you need to have the support of the council. and it's always important to have obviously the key players, in this case, a country such as united states be from the rallying behin

the head of the vote, the algerian ambassador to the u. n. urge security council members to support that draft resolution saying not to do so, would be unforgivable. let us welcome by this time today us and in doing so for the launch, a genuine peace process between e clause paving the way for the last thing piece seemed to me the least failure to do so. it is again, a denial of this very call to see what features cause it's responsibilities. failure to act is a serious, unforgivable mistake over in our senior political unless what on the side of joining us here in the city. so obviously in algeria will be huge, the disappointed being the ones that put forward this draft resolution by the wind . but on the point about the us, this resolution was really widely supported by all you and members. so does this move the us between the resolution isolated even more at the u. n. o. yes, absolutely. i think generally speaking, the united states has grown more isolated around the world, including after ukraine. but no, where is it as isolated as it is

u. n. w. a remains pivotal in providing live saving humanitarian aid and the central social services. the palestinian refugees in gaza. jordan lebanon, syria on the west bank of the interviewing. hundreds of people, the pro cleared the organization of any wrongdoing. israel that accused the un agency of bias, even claiming some of his stuff were involved in the hot last october attacks. and following the applications multiple countries like america or germany, either u. k, they all cut off funding to the agency. but unlike of this new report, but it has said it will now resume its payments. well, the policy unit reg cousins, folks posted in the bile farm stock has strong woods. she claims such accusations, they're actually about hidden during humanitarian. what? see basically the same process, how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress, entities and ambulances. as when this happened as many times during the 7 months, or was when there's a voices after both the or c

well, i didn't know how the u. n gets to a model of the country and what they, what they would tell them democracy we have is of the can people being very clear that we want this particular model of democracy. that the, that resonates with our culture. however, that there would be searching for them because around which we gauge with a democracy is working on what the democracy is not working. and again, i get back to the united nations. we join the united nations because it's and it's an a pill. but for the, the, to solve our problems that they don't, that which works and that which doesn't work for a long time. we have been under the some of the west because it suits them. uh and uh, what i would call now the countries, the united states. it seems to be above everybody else can do anything for the advice i can do anything. we have been dealing with the meta of the relationship between israel and his neighbors for some time as south africa. and we thought that the heb, so we could, to having gone through the same ki

no one is able to enjoy e u. n. trucks arrived in did paula for the 1st time in 2 months, distributing critical supplies among several schools and shelters. but this when huge trickle of age does not go far enough to help the palestinians who are sheltering here. as they face malnutrition and disease to the hague, now were german government. lawyers are set to argue that berlin support for israel does not breach international law. this, on the 2nd day of a hearing at the international court of justice, the case has been brought binding. cromwell, which accuses germany, of, quote, facilitating genocide in the gaza strip by supplying weapons to israel. the head of germany's legal team calls nicaragua, as case grossly biased to nicaragua. his case against germany has to main goals to hold buildings, military exports to israel, and to restart german funding for the u. n's, palestinian refugee agency. the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention government is taking to on the result of t

here, the u. n. agencies say was the name economy problems such as highland inflation, nor productivity and parentheses evaluates in a rosa drive and the food prices, the u. n. agencies set the price is a major staple. res continues to rise across the region from 10 percent to more than 100 percent compared with the 5 year average. molly, severally on gonna buy julia are among the most affected countries. nigeria largest country is solving whether it's worth the cost of living prices in years. i mean government reforms expected to fritz. the economy is important to mobilize for the promotion and support of policies that can encourage the diversification of plants, animal and aquatic production. and the processing of local foods through the provision of agricultural inputs, access to productive results, is old to stimulate, increase production and improve products availability, fundraising, and several advocates rely mainly on imports to meet 0 population who needs the u. n. h as a set salary, as clo

no one is able to enjoy e u. n. trucks arrived handed out by law for the 1st time in 2 months, distributing critical supplies among several schools and shelters. but this when huge trickle of age does not go far enough to help the palestinians who are sheltering here. as they face malnutrition and disease. and onto the hague malware. the international court of justice has just begun a 2nd day of hearings into a complaints by nicaragua, against germany. the central american country accuses berlin of, quote, facilitating genocide in the gaza strip by supplying weapons to israel. the head of germany's legal team calls nicaragua, as case grossly biased, the nicaragua, his case against germany, has to main goals to hold billions, military exports to israel, and to restart german funding for the u. n's palestinian refugee agency. the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention government is taking to onto it. so i'm not legation to present in the side. what with respect of international huma

u. n. w. a remains pivotal in providing live saving humanitarian aid and the central social services. the palestinian refugees in gaza. jordan lebanon, syria on the west bank, off to interviewing hundreds of people, the pro clear the organization of any wrongdoing. israel had accused the un agency of bias and claims of several of his stuff were involved in the high myself over a tax. and following the applications multiple countries like america, the u. k, in germany quickly cut off the funding to the agency. but in light of the new report, violinist said it would not resume his payments. how to sing and read christmas? folk person about 5 o'clock, how strong words she says. such accusations are all about him during the humanitarian with the sign read precedence have experienced such educations. again, our medical, his past procedures and ambulances, as when this happens is many times during the 71 or one. when this reduces the or cs and how many of those present it can eunice and i will speak

here's the u. n. n a. and as we all understand, by the way that we need plastic, we needed in light of vehicles of foster trains lighter and windmills in shipping. so this is not a sort of antique plastic treaty, but it is very much an end to plastic in the environment treaty. and we need to understand the most of that which ends up in the environment to single use and shortly. so now there's a big push out the towards to radically and definitively count back on the amount of plastic reduced in the 1st place, the funds on single use plastics and so many different kinds of things. the plastics would be one of the key things that the treaty can do from writing a transition to reuse for pat and refill. essentially trying to transition us to a kind of safer more secular economy would be an ultimate goal of the tracy. and that's really at the core of how the treaty is being designed at the moment. but not everybody agrees. plastics and made from petra chemicals and oil and gas explorers attending the tools. say

the head of the u. n agency for palestinian refugee says there are signs that more weight is getting into the gaza strip. behind a briefing at un headquarters in new york city plaza and he said a lot more is required to meet the needs of people. gave her that is on the reports, felipe plaza really is at un headquarters in new york, taking part in various meetings. and a briefing with journal is here. he said there are signs of more aid getting in to gaza. he said is real is allowing on average about $200.00 trucks per day this month in to the besieged strip. and it on monday it reach 316. good news. yes. but that's still well below the $5.00 to $600.00 trucks per day. they were entering garza before october 7th. so this a positive development. but the results, so here now that we are getting towards so warmer season, vault the new possible has the outbreak, especially in the south. so with the garbage collection has become a priority for our colleagues to prevent a disease outbreak. but i have also been r

he has elaborated the rules that lead the u. n. bodies to adopt these positions and which should be, or jeff, the problem is that is the gun violate these rules the minds and or those in for impunity? no one showed on, or she'd those committing atrocities. no one, no country should on or she those committing atrocities. they must be held accountable. or these crimes will continue phase to have such outrage for it's at that on for the nations from the center of the kitchen. this is what it is do. it says my just dismissing to see me on offices and that it pretty minding for the others. that is the punishment for the commission of war crimes that is outragious and who will be held accountable for all the 10s of thousands of palestinian civilian skin is all our lives. not worthy of holding accountability, those who mer to that us and kill us in large numbers by them president his 30 will remember that is a little bit continued to be present within these walls. was trying to bring down that you and, and the international know, based o

b, u. n. has warranted the threat of famine in gaza and just cooling on during the countries to provide nearly $3000000000.00 and additional i by the end of this year, the stage and supplies the same. don't gaza. as signs of the war, small, the in the distance sees it drops, are desperately needed lifeline. no time leads to the food. and the scene shows the me a resort to this very should with the lack of a cloth in the city. there is nothing. i'm our house, it was damaged, were resorted to disperse to it, and it was incredible that we were able to make it work. it was not easy, but thanks guy did work on the sales of a $108.00 axis is still severely restricted. the u. n. c is for cheapest, seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week while most is frankly, forces had withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. children were among the victims of this foaming and rough. uh yeah, and there's a, there's a big and mostly near like the rest of ref, r

and none of this will also probably mean the other a n g o's, an u. n. organizations will review their a security protocol because that needs to be this trust. this coordination needs to work in an active, a combat zone for them to go out and deliver this urgently needed. a food now was central kitchen where the 1st to use uh, the maritime corey door was a ship. uh and then of course, now there is this other ship. we don't know whether it will then a come back to gaza. this is still to see, but we also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c monitoring coordinator, jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to t

no one is able to enjoy e u. n. trucks arrived in data by law to the 1st time in 2 months, distributing critical supplies among several schools and shelters. but this when huge trickle of age does not go far enough to help the palestinians who are sheltering here. as they face mal nutrition and disease. and a quick look now at some of the stories making is around the world today of the use climate agency says that last month was the hardest march on record, globally, and the 10th straight month record. according to its data, march temperatures exceed at the pre industrial average by 1.68 degrees celsius. scientists say the record breaking heat is thanks to rise in greenhouse gas emissions. i called, or his former vice president, called pig glass, has been hospitalized just days after ecuadorian police storm, the mexican embassy to arrest him. mexico cotton diplomatic ties following the incident, prison authorities sunglass was taking it to the naval hospital after refusing to eat. tens of millions of people have wi

according to 8 agencies, the u. n says funding is fast approaching and i many children have suffered from now nutrition as a result of the crowd and they've been respiratory and health problems such as hepatitis. all of these things are a result of overcrowding in the shelter because a large number of people left their homes because of the war. a war that has my last it 6 months and with no end in sight. and a brief look at what else is happening around the wealth. hope francis has met with relatives of the hostages taken by her mouse and the october 7 turbo tax. around $130.00 people are still missing is the 2nd time the pope is met with families of sausages last year. he also met us, the indians with family in gauze at least $96.00 people have died after a boat capsized off the coast of mozambique local authorities. same over 20 others on missing official set. the fishing vessel was heading from noon, got to mozambique islands when its sun, local media, se the boat was being used as a makeshift ferry. john and soldi

it includes also a u. n. is sanctioned list. the report says that own right established a number of a mechanisms and procedures to ensure compliance with the many, terry and principal, and with the emphasis on the principle of no trolley to just to give you a scope of this process. and on week long review group conducted more than 200 interviews made with is riley. and also with police seen, you know, stories. it directly contacted 47 countries organizations with many field visits to the headquarters facilities in amman and jerusalem. the westbank and other a visiting also all the stakeholders. what's important to you and what the report does not tell us. and that's important. something that we need to highlight. she is that this report was commissioned to review and gross. no, charlotte, and not to investigate is really allegations that $121.00 breast offers participated in view of october 7th at tactful that antonio gutierrez, the secretary general ordered the un internal watch stuff to conduct a separate investigation. and we

next year, the u. n. a will hold its climate change conference in building president, subject to lima, says the meeting is a call to action. so maybe i key additional thing about i feel my children will never get to know this place every single guy to be a russian, but worse than of us on the we have to participate in this person. so then this process, the hope is the world leader is phone only focus on the amazon rain forest, but they will also pay attention to the plate of the communities around it. let's get more from data view environments of beatrice crystal pharaoh. and here with me now in the studio, thanks so much for taking the time. we've seen there, brazil has made some real strides toward protecting is for us last year. but what is the situation in the rest of the world? the way that experts are describing it is that it's almost like 2 steps forward and 2 steps backward. so almost like a standstill. and that's because we saw a huge success stories like brazil and columbia, which really reduce

what's wrong with land roads for the u. n. and high ranking humanitarian aspirants repeatedly said that they are the best and most effective for humanitarian. a delivery is a more effective than married time roads. now there are just 3 overland roads to send a 2 guys a through including 2 crossings active both with egypt. that's bring a to this trip southern pars, and one northern road recently opened that is dramatically insufficient. while experts estimate at least $500.00 trucks need to be sent to gas a daily to meet massive demand a couple of days ago, just 7 vehicles across the board. the into guys us through this northern passage went all 3 kilometers from air is crossed and you can see the sign behind me guys, aboard the area has been declared the closed military zone and we were not allowed to get any closer. but that's the point we used to take to go to god. so you get straight to the guys of safety in the north of the in clave where hundreds of thousands of people currently crowding. it's a short called and it's smal

u. n. w a remains pivotal and providing live saving humanitarian aid and the central social services to palestinian refugees in gaza. jordan, lebanon, syria and the west bank. but also interviewing a hundreds of people the. busy cleared the organization of any wrongdoing, israel had accused the un agency of bias and that several of its staff had taken part in the mazda tights on october. the 7th. following the allegations multiple countries such as united states, the u. k. in germany all suspended funding to the agency, but in light of a new report. but in a said they would now resume its payments. palestinian reg, preston's books, boston and above our psych claims of these will make such accusations to head of human nature and look that we basically have to finish the process. how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress entities and ambulances. as when this happened, as many times during the 7 months of or when does the voices attract both the are cs hostages, a

um, are any of the u. n. h agencies that are working in guys are right now, admittedly under very difficult conditions equipped to investigate mass graves. i don't believe that the situation on the ground is conducive to investigations at this point. uh again uh there needs to be a halt of fighting, and this is something we've called for repeatedly. okay, if i made another one, if you don't mind, because it's very important is for an independent investigation to take place. wouldn't need permission from israel for any of this goes across our work for any investigations to be effective. all of the parties in the area of that control access and sufficient to conduct the investigation would need to agree to it. so he's real would have to agree to allowing any independent investigators and that seems to pose a very large problem, considering that israel is accused of perpetrating these crimes. how are they then going to agree to allowing and investigators to independent investigators that seems like it puts the u

but it's important to keep in mind that i am the u. n. h. our representative for indonesia, so my area of responsibility is not funded fish, but i can tell why the refugee what the references are telling us when they arrive in the indonesia. and that is indeed that the 2 main reasons are 1st of all of the machine gun they are from the mall. they left the in 2017. but the real hand displacement out of me a mob is a very long one that have the been going on for several decades. and the last displacement you had was from tooth uh it wasn't 2017 that we have warranty around . 1000000 refugees in cox pesa and there is no prospect unfortunately for voluntary return to me amount. we just want to be able to go to the for interrupting you here. but i would have to look at the current situation. what steps is the, when it's the, uh, which is your organization taking to address the violence within the attempts? we work very closely with your socrates and, and trying to address the problems from a protection and go. but i say i do not have the full deta

the u. n. c is for cheapest, seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week. while most is frankly, forces have withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. the children were among the victims of this foaming and russell. but yeah, and there's a, there's a bag of what they mean like the rest of rep, a residence to a shop degree when they're around 10, 45 in the evening and is really rocket to the houses. we have better shelter, nice people. we as a, he is a bill, my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children were having dinner when it's ready, me. so i said, well they stay at house. but over that head, the just, the is in she all the one more that has become in the thing, the people on the whole world got used or that it was 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal and we have just become members. the mouse around guns the health industry sees nearly 34000 people have been killed in the conflict. is riley offi

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washington on one side of the u. n. organizations, now the washing will not continue. funding on one of the w. washington correspondent benjamin, out of out as google. thank you so much. a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. at least 4 people have been killed off the base of to venture wayne full in southern china. more than a 100000 have been evacuated because of flooding, and then slides part of the same many pots of guam. don't provence, broke records for monthly rein for european union foreign ministers meeting in lock. some book have agreed to extend sanctions on iran. it will, it involves tightening restrictions on iranian weapons deliveries the new materials, single out ms files and drones, and the potential fonts for to russia and groups. acting on a ron's behalf the toil of 2 men jailed for being accomplices in the 2016 nice federal tech that killed 86 people house begun in paris. the fab was sentenced to 18 years for providing support of the 2. ha, this who drove a truck i

principles between your product team and it says possesses a more boss to present the product to any other u. n o n g o organizations. this is key because right now there's this big debate about should all the agencies take the should well, the program do the food distribution to know what kind of a thing has better to travel cheap mechanisms, the most significant hello notice and clearly the as well as made these public claims across a large number of employees. they are elected the members, the terrorist organizations is provide supporting and sufficient. oh uh visa. okay . she's the trick. it describes this remain on substantiation. it would see it's very exciting amount to the old ice space. all the to the don't see it. and if i make this one last week on the curriculum, which is often used as a stick to beat sunrise to report on which the colonial culture space. so it's very clearly the house of my quotes, which is the smallest of the criticism of its textbook and says, initiated a range of a mission, just to ensure quality of the teaching material. it finds the congress, that the cation p

and then pop the policy number of the to the u. n. a. sent it back to us with un secretary general. that's the 1st step. and then they go to the security council. i'm told around the security council table, mama, 15 members, they have the 1000000 votes they need. the question is the americans because they have vito power, they could feed to this? what is your message to the us on palestine becoming un member and on recognition stripped, the us recognized protestant as the states as well. i think probably the bite of them is tracing these, you know, trying to do their best in order to find the political solution to these type of war. and so i, i recognize that political will. uh 2nd, a, would we, so 1st in the print, in war and up to worse in, in, in, in gas that is that more or more politically to the bait, eh, and the influence are not in security because who but all the general assembly. i do believe that in the general assembly, there's a huge majority of countries that agree with these petition may by, by the, by the sign up for the to, to get the full membership of the un aroun

u. n. w a remains pivotal and providing live saving humanitarian aid and the central social services to palestinian refugees in gaza. jordan lebanon, syria on the west bank. and also interviewing the hundreds of people, the pro, clear the organization of any wrongdoing. israel has a key is to the you an agency of biomass and that several of its staff had taken part in the have mass attack on october the 7th. following the allegations multiple countries such as the u. s. u k. in germany, all suspended funding to the agency, but a lot of the new report, but it inside they would now resume its payments. policy senior reg, precedence, bulk spice, and evolved for soc claims of the easel. make such accusations to hand to humanitarian work. we basically have to kind of find a process how experience such allegations against our medical, his past wordpress, energies, and ambulances. as when this happens is many times as using the 7 once or twice . when does reverses after both the or cs hostages, an

remember when we were going into iraq, afghanistan, we go to the u. n, we have them write a report that says yes, go and then we do it. and the, this country, our country use usually use as a us to legitimize actions in places like ukraine and iran, and then as well in cuba. so what did say in this case, okay, that report sounds pretty convincing. given that finding, we will no longer continue to provide israel with the support and the arms to conduct and said, quote, genocide, or maybe it would take a more cautious approach, right, and say the us and as we'll, we'll come together to find a way to satisfy the reports concerns or but, or maybe they'll just say no, it's all b. s. we disagree completely with the report. it's no good. and we're here, we're going to explain, make our case and explain why we disagree with the reports. do they know any of those things? you know a, b, c, 123. no, no. not. so what did the state department do? right after that report came out, matt miller spokesperson for the state department, came out and said this moment france

most of those worked for the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees and which ones the biggest 8 operation in the gaza while to 0 is and how dre begins our coverage from the scene of the attack and the from where she sent us this report earlier on tuesday. i'm currently standing in front one of the vehicles that has been targeted by the is riley forces last night. this car and 2 other cars across the received street have been targeted by that is where the forces, 3 of the cars are for the world, central kitchen. and they had a aid workers in the side, the cars. but so far we know that it is trillion a polish, a british, a canadian, and then merican and a palestinian aid workers were targeted in those 3 cars. it's very obvious that these workers were working with the world central coaching as we see best. and at the logos of w c. k organization. we know that these cars were on their way back from the port. nothing of the gaza strip to their guest house and drove ahead. every car is, is separated by a piece 500 meters, w

the major western countries caught funding to the u. n. release and works agency because of his really allegations, some of his employees were members of him. off. i'm connected to the october 7th attacks, as well, has still failed to provide any evidence for the accusations. those are the findings of an independent report commissioned by the un unable, as the primary agency for palestinian refugees. many nations still haven't reinstated, they funding the spot as well as failure to provide evidence for its claims. gabriel and his on those sent the support from new york humanitarian organizations are bound by principles of neutrality and unrest has not only met but exceeded those principles. that according to a newly released $47.00 page independent report, which was commissioned by the un and led by former french foreign minister, catherine colona, in conjunction with 3 human rights investigative bodies from europe. over the findings of the review. all of that in rise in place of very significant number of negations and procedures to ensu

u n u n was active in 2003, some 20 years ago. the security council adopted a roadmap for establishing the palestinian stage within a year following a proposal by the quartet to go with it was a very detailed roadmap, providing a monthly and even weekly timeframe for the process. hello. everyone was ok with that you get also took into account the territories of all the developments on the ground. today. we have guys. yes, but benjamin netanyahu has recently said that the gaza strip needs to be turned into a buffer zone. what they really want. and i don't know how it's going to end. take the town of ralph on southern gaza for example, where 1500000 refugees are living in a horrible condition. so they would prefer all these people to go to egypt and let them turn gaza into a buffer zones where no one will mess with them. as for the west bank of the jordan river, the 2nd part of the palestinian state, which is supposed to be united geographically and logistically, the west bank is full of illegal is rarely supplements and condemned e

these ready assault on the region of the u. n is raised its own concerns. of the many of the dead was said to have been found naked and with their hands tied. we feel the need to raise the alarm because clearly they have been multiple bodies, discovered some of them had their hands died, which indicates serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law. and these need to be subject to, to further investigations among the disease where allegedly older people, women and one did, while others were found tied with their hands tied and stripped of their clothes. the un human rights office. as these recent reports, problems concerns about possible war crimes committed by israel and the gaza strip . a week ago, just to remind you of palestinians uncovered mass graves at 2 major hospitals in war torn and clave. nicer and as chief of hospitals after they were rated by israeli troops. now government officials say they discover its almost 300 bodies from nicer hospital in from you and is in southern gaza. some was their hands tied