the u. n. has to be vigilant about and try and find a way to profet proposal and is in this thing you can do for the time being. we do not have evidence about such a policy or future policy, but we keep hearing this, we keep hearing that this is being suggested to an ultimately the position of the u . n. and the international community is that this should not be changing, offer, population, move into profession, forcing them to go to this house, to use out of that the part of the territories for different purposes. so for the state of the sweat, i know you are not a military man, you are very much a humanitarian. but you know, cause a very, very well indeed, i think one of your very 1st jobs was in college. so when you look of what's going on at the moment, can you see what israel is trying to achieve with it? some of that trail corrections because most of the leaders of announcement actually come out of this already. that to me. yes, they want to get those that were taken captive by how i'm us

and u. n. h has expressed concern that in at least 28 countries. the number of new h i v infections was on the rise last year christine struggling is a deputy executive director for u. n. h e joins us now from homburg. welcome to a dw before we analyze the challenges of the global flight against this disease. what developments make you hopeful for the future? yes, thank you for having me. um, many things make meal bull. even the speakers too, just so you know, in 1996 we had about 3300000 people are getting new with the new, the infected with h i v each year. and now we have 1300000. so we have come a long way of, of for getting do preventing you in fact, is it a few years ago in 2004, we had over 2000000 people dying of aids, relate to that or data age related diseases every year. and now we have our full, just over 600000 people die. so we on the right path, we know that there are a we know what to do to prevent new infections. we know what success looks like and we have also new technology. so we have new prevention technologies we have in the p

the u. n said was flatly denied by his real gabriel. thank you. that's gabriel alexander reporting live from un headquarters. israel says it's a defense system interest empty to miss. i launched from him and the projectile tree good sirens across central israel military says it was destroyed, bored before it reached, is rarely as space. a number of people were injured as they rushed to a bomb shelter. human to these have been launching rockets towards israel since last october. what they say is a show of solidarity with palestinians in garza. well, it's the latest in an exchange of attacks on thursday. the is rarely military launched, multiple strikes on yemen, including some of international airport and 3 posts along with germans. western coast is really, israel's army says if hit with a link to targets. so the strikes were reported on santa, on friday evening. you mind con reports, blood and wreckage at so no airport stand testimony to the for all city of israel was late to strike one year in israel says it's just guessing stall in his will on t

they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions or persecution, of religious minorities and women. other more recently, the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face. to discuss this further, no joined by roger santa honeys and released analysts that a former army officer search with the u. n. in south lebanon. and syria is joining us from sydney this morning, brought to the syrian army, come on, says a subs. redeem is over all surprising is this for you? well certainly very surprising for myself so. so most commentators and regional countries as well the speed with which the saw dr. shane failed in essentially 10 or 11 died just from the time that they really pushed. it started is extraordinary . most people expected a much bigger fight to be put up and this to be a bloody campaign, but it turned out to be quite the opposite. now, why did the army not find the rebels? apparently. busy it was

the u. n says the fighting has displaced nearly 50000 people. mohammed valve reports, city and all position fighters driving an ottoman via comes through the streets of audit for city, a 2nd largest city. now in control of much of it, including audit for international airport and the surrounding countryside. but the stikes carried out by city and, and brushing force as a reminder of the serious challenge facing that happens. city and president bush seldom said has vowed to allison, from the areas they'd slip to to over the last few days. i think he goes for full vitality. i think he will try to crush the rubble advance um uh, in whatever way that he can. but the question will be whether or not he comes to the conclusion that he won't be able to. and so he's got to engage in some sort of political process. i think it's too early to tell that many other problems majority so in the population of when it comes to your position forces, which claim to be coming to rescue them from depression of a su

at least 43 were killed in the attack in bed and the u. n. a agency owner says almost 70 percent of its schools in the strip have been his body is really on me, at least once since the start of the war. for more than 14 months, schools in garza had become home for tens of thousands of displaced palestinians. every shelter is overcrowded with food, water, and supplies. so severely limited, in some cases, completely cut off, leading to widespread to salvation. the spokesperson of the u. n's agency for palestinians showed alters here as honey. my foot around the camp ended above were inside on the school, but now it just shows the entire ro bala, there are $16000.00 people filtering inside the school on the outside. they're all over 50000 people. so $65000.00 people are relying on this from this including a minimal point including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide me with a full cooking purposes an

it's made up of jihad, a scientist and as designated as a terrorist organization by the u. n. b u. s. turkey and other countries theory and ripples celebrating. after entering elect the country, 2nd largest city. they're offensive to the world by surprise. even though some report suggest they had been planning the new push against the assad regina for a while. they weren't even though the insurgents all led by jee how does group hi, it's a hey, i assume no, by the initials h t s. they are the most powerful rebels function in syria. i don't made up of some searching groups at at least 60000 well trained fighters. they, goldman, italy, province, an area of at least $3000000.00 people in the northwest, which is parts of the around for 30 percent of syrian territory, not controlled by president bush, all assad. h t. s was founded by islam is rebel abu mohammed l delani emerge from the group known as almost or from the te, set up in 2011 in the early stages of serious war. back then under galandes leadership, they were a direct affiliates of all kind of reports and we broke ranks with t

blaming their backers or the unrest in northern syria post efforts to achieve peace, including by the u. n. n a shed as an s dawn and so a chief have faltered. but diplomacy is showing signs of progress with the parties divided compromise now sees to be sent. so anyway, solution. so you have to solo l to 0, hotel it onto a serial border to 11 on the house, ministry says at least 9 people have been killed in the series of these radio stripes. on to 7 pounds is there as all me says it's attacking targets 11 on hours off to hezbollah. launch rockets for the 1st time since the cx 5 was agreed. the on till 5 drawer gets into an area called mount dogs is located in the shape of farms which is occupied by israel by claimed by 11 on ali. hashem is enabled with the latest the fraudulent seas 5 between has the law and is right on the liberties is really bought. a saw its 1st major challenge today. when has lot to act the ship out from the occupied should all forms with a couple of this size in retaliation, or what has will i called defensive? and it shows retaliation as well as violations of the sea

that's how the u. n. chief has described the situation in gaza, antonio good that it says conditions faced by palestinians may amount to the grievous international crimes. his statement was read out at a conference in egypt and at increasing humanitarian aid to palestinians. meanwhile, is rarely strikes have continued to target several areas across the gaza strip. one was on a shop selling clothing in a busy marketplace and goes to the city. at least 2 people were killed. many of the attacks have destroyed homes and schools. sheltering families has been displaced several times. abraham kelly was at the scene of the most because it's hack. i am right now. i'm on the phone market and nobody's been so godless. targeted. besides trying to serve the fire right now. as we can see, the numbers of celsius had been killed and others were wounded. as you can see, the seeing here, the market has turned into a place of friday. the. 1 directly targeted the shops here and on the market. this is a vibrant place in mold

according to the u. n. and other groups. these families here fled a left 0 and the area around it live and thoughts sanctuary at a can for displaced people. the violence has created the largest wave of displacement in years. ok, my bedroom is from the norwegian, refugee councils, the middle east, regional office in alma i asked him what his organization makes of what's happening right now. in northern syria. of course, it is warring worrying times for everybody involved for the families in these areas . the are seeing the facilities of the rise environments, of course, for age, workers who work across across areas and cities and towns to now have to suspend, you know, i depressions, i don't know. we do refugee castle. we've had to suspend the operations except for some lanes set alive, saving on critical operations. i think what's, what's happening, you know, it takes us back to some very dream days in modern history. it's scary and probably the grimace stage. serious recent history. it was with all the different destruction

we also had the spokesperson saying that the u. n. chief condemns the escalation between yemen and israel officer, those f. what strikes that we've been reporting on the u. n. chief also go yes, condemning those april. it's strength of the question about the 3 people who were killed the spokes best in saying that there is no information on them at the moment . and that at this moment o u and stuff are accounted for and the injured person is receiving treatment in the hospital. those are the developments that we've just heard from you in headquarters in new york. i'm sure we'll be speaking with our correspondent in among the serious new administration has deployed security personnel across major cities. the move comes off to the killing of 14 police offices. the attacks happened in the talk to this region, a former assad stronghold serious interior ministry blamed the ambush on was described as remnants of the assad regime the earlier a fire broke out at a weapon. step o in the talk here in western syria. it's not yet clear what the c

member states to label under what a u. n. agency, as a terror organization may amount to hate speech. those responsible for the spread of this information must stop and be held accountable. regulations must be put in place to control the spread of such damaging and possibly dangerous messages. the by class came off of the israeli government sponsored a smear campaign on google ads, accusing under was backing tyrus while claiming the alternatives to the agency despite the actually being non inside gaza. such billboards of even a paid on the streets of new york speaking to us from the westbound to bug said university professors 5 member should have his take on the ramifications. the total of 6000000, very steve interviewees and aspect on over and guys, there was the bank as well as in jordan, syria, and live on the, on the wires, providing the services a kind of services for those people, including the integration and has services. and we have to really, might be, you know, these, i used that this organization was created in 1

your group is a prescribed terraced organization by the united states by the u. n, f i, d, u, and others know what should be safe if people don't judge by words, but by actions me for that i believe the reality speaks for itself. these classifications are primarily political and at the same time wrong, i should defined a terrorist as someone who intentionally killed civilians, harms innocence or displaces people. for being honest, many of the wars waged by major powers in arab muslim and even non muslim countries have involved the deliberate killing of thousands, the destruction of homes, and the displacement of millions. even the regime itself is guilty of such actions . and not the end to do, i'll gilani admitted that the ultimate goal was the over throw of basha. i'll a subs speaking the 2nd line for off question whether such a t v appearance was appropriate. so just by the length of this, the mr eligibility was provided with a cnn platform. this is a channel that is known for being close to the joe biden administration. the joe biden administration recently whe

is that in the u. n. in new york, the message is clear with these 2 resolutions, number one on right needs to be protected and their mandate needs to be protected. and bolstered, of course, is real, is trying to destroy unreal. they've made that very clear for many months now. and the 2nd message that it says is the over whelming majority of the world is calling for again an immediate cease fire in gaza now on the unreal resolution that passed. overwhelmingly a 159 countries. voting for it, 9 against 11 epstein going to the cease fire. a 158 member states or countries voted for this immediate cease fire. and 9 against 13 abstained on the seas far looked out another way. 82 percent of the member states are voting for an immediate cease fire, particularly, and this is important. germany and italy both both voted for the seas for that's important because those are 2 countries that have abstained in previous boats on a cease fire in guys or that have come up previously in the general assembly. so that's impor

and put the budget, showing a u. n. delegation now or the escaping debt as the idea of bomb, the international airport of the you have any capital you went on special as highlight how we use rolled forward civilians in the line of fire. what was most frantic about the strife was an effect on us. please visit the strikes took place as a civilian. and i asked for a medium in the year, 13 hundreds. if you have a nice at, was it back to back the while you're watching our team to national origin. you're live for my new center with moscow. i a michael. gotcha. now to our top story, this, our head is the unfolding tragic story. all the as that by john airlines flights the crushed on christmas day. our team has obtained exclusive footage of the plains last moments, as well as the media to optimize on the ground with 50 age people lost their lives . now this video reveals damage to the rear side of the plains wing images from inside the cabin show coals and the fuselage. while i use oxygen masks are deployed . now the next vide

but also for us francesca alban is a u. n. special rubber tour on the occupied territories of palestine. thank you so much for being part of the stream. and thank you all for to me and stay in touch with us online, send a 0 comments, questions and suggestions with a half time or they handle a stream take care. and i'll see some hearing the combination of via war and the heavy rain creating a rest of the for more suffering for palestinians. i'll just see you as teens across the world when you close to the house of the story in the humanitarian crisis, and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. okay, foundations loving an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promote in community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery join. okay, foundation in its mission to support 11 and during this critical time. full now or visit, okay, adult tool. a full year of war in gaza. and now it is really troops invading lebanon, are the

but also for us francesca alban is a u. n. special rubber tour on the occupied territories of palestine. thank you so much for being part of the stream. and thank you all for to me and stay in touch with us online, send a 0 comments, questions and suggestions with a half time or they handle a stream take care. and also the once a f o, the fluid produced is wasted, which tens of thousands of put out of town in south korea has been transformed from west to offend. to is to build a leader. and for the recycling i the reporting on how new technology is making this possible and can yeah, i mean the form of incentives, what do you have? do you think just for the labor? no, it's depends on a new place off for you or just you're reporting the field means i also get to witness, not just news is breaking, but also history as it unfolds from one day i might be covering politics covering protest. what's most important to me is understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. jus

they are having a very hard time getting aid into guys a l u n. and their partners have to coordinate with is really officials. and the un tells us that israel continues to deny most of their requests. yet again, these really authorities denied the request from the united nations to reach the besieged parts of the north. today that's based on noun bait, like a uh and the east of jamalia. yesterday we underscored how the vast majority of our efforts to reach north guys like governor. it's, since he is really siege began 10 weeks ago, have been blocked. most requests are denied out right now, listen to these numbers that were provided to us by the us. and they said in the 1st 2 weeks of december, they planned 339. 8. movements throughout the entire gaza strip is real facilitated. fewer than a 3rd of those. and when it comes to the north of guys are the numbers are even worse. the un says in the last couple weeks, they had planned 96 humanitarian movements in the north of why the gods. but just 16 of those were facilitated by israeli authorities. gab

member states also voted in support of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees, condemning a new is really low. the bondsville organizations operations capital alexander has more from the u. n. in new york. at an emergency special session of the un general assembly. an over whelming show of support by the majority of the nations of the world, 158 member states of the un voting in favor of a ceasefire in guys, a notably italy and germany, 2 countries that have previously abstained. those in favor of draft research and 159 voting to support and defend the u. n. release and works agency for palestinian refugees known as unreal israel is trying to destroy. while both resolutions are non binding, they send a powerful message. just this must be a sub and impunity must and israel is continuing with the genocide. nevertheless, it is continuing to use this top, you should know, i'm assuming and see billions is refundable, all guys are doesn't exist anymore. it is destroyed palestinian, instead of facing hunger, despair and death. we have

so rushes, the u. n. n boy has a to is ukraine of aging syrian rebels in the fight against us, southern russia is, is that anything to that time as well? first of all, pressing diplomats on there today to deliver russian propaganda not so much to diplomacy in my personal view. um, as for this claim, its completely ah substantiated. i do not think that for example, talk to you who is in very try to control of certain elements of these rebels and different lease cars. very good communications really would have allowed for that because that would have uh, made the situation much more complicated and another this, that question why and how would you cream help the rebels in such circumstances when it is fighting for its life, with a credit for the depths of a ministry supplies itself. so i say this is, this should be taken with a huge pinch of salt, but the kitchen was a barrel solve this, the same by the russian as you and them. and by now we heard in our report, they were never more than 5000 russian troops

he says, israel is blatantly attacking general is c n u k. and indeed the international federation of journalists has gone precious. i used as rare for its attitude to towards journalists, and there has been an attempt to silence jarvis. the context here is that, as it has been stated, is that journalists are not allowed to go in with their for a really rely on the courage and commitment of punish, skinny and jarvis working in the most difficult circumstances. had to try to break . so it was a barrier and to tell the truth and what we have seen, we'll find you all committed, journalist, one of whom became a father just, i think maybe less than 2 hours before his death. and we have seen them just smoked out in a war on suit. and he's your profile and the pricing at 2 at pink data was days, there are talks of a cease fire, however difficult they may be quite similar. can you see a clearly marked marked media and the, you know, i'll be, i think you would hear about this is attacked in this way by idea. and israel has claimed that they were carry

the u. n. and weston countries accuse run though supporting rebel groups including m. 23 and a bid to control the region, spice, mineral resources for one to denies these allegations of the president of the d. r . c for the extra security was in berlin and spoke exclusively to dw about why his country is threatening legal action against apple. so, i mean, the most serious thing is that these minerals are extracted from the congolese subsoil at the price of blood on the, as i said by using violence and terror for you to make the populations living in these localities. fleet l street, it's on possible define then that transport is a long trail, was fine motorcycles to relent and foot. wonder a lot. and this dumped by an international and g o. we quote all that which obviously absolves them as the fact that the blood minerals pauses them off as if they were minerals mind and lambda passing on. they fit by sequences if they didn't, you know, explain one on the pano mean that they take home interest

these are the 2 main avenues that the u. n. will play in the coming weeks and months and years in syria. the humanitarian part is pretty straightforward. the secretary general is already dispatched. tom fletcher is newly appointed ahead of the office of the coordination of humanitarian affairs to syria. he's been in syria for several days now. he's been criss crossing the country, meeting with key stakeholders, trying to figure out how to ramp up humanitarian aid from the u. n. to people that need it in syria. he said, tom fletcher said that the situation is getting a little better in syria, but clearly the wind is going to play a huge role on the humanitarian front. moving forward, then there's a political front. that's where there peterson plays a very critical role. he's a un special and void of syria. he's also been meeting with key government officials and the new administration. he is going to be leading the political process from the u. n. standpoint. but he, like the secretary general is said, the future of syria from a

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member states to label owner what a u. n. agency. as a terror organization may amount to hate speech. those responsible for the spread of this information must stop and be held accountable. regulations must be put in place to control the spread of such damaging and possibly dangerous messages. other bank loss came off to the is really a government sponsor this via can paid on google ads accusing or do i have a banking terrorist and claiming that their alternatives to the agency despite they actually be non inside of guys. that slots billboards have even appear. busy on the streets of new york speaking to us from the west bank b as a university professor. so i'm side member, i share this take on the ramifications of the 6000000, but i see me. and if you do use that aspect on over in guy, that was the bank as well as in jordan, siri, i'm giving a don't know why is providing the a services a kind of services for those people, including the integration and has services. and we have to really, might be, you know, these are, i used that th

and see the u. n. official condensed b is really assault on syria as the country. they've been misled. interim government appealed to the world. $0.40 of absolutely no basis on the international load to preventively bull, preemptively dis on a country doing like, i mean, if that were the case, it would be a recipient. global chaos, both go to the military tower. that was a series of precision slice on ukraine's power grids in response to cast a tax on the russian territory with naples to fly.

become a whole swat of fighting, and we didn't stop buying power struggle in the car and, and the u. n. has one of the potential for the escalation for know, much of what some called a ripple controlled syria is under the control and want to have it cool. and patchwork on groups who are co ordinating well for no. but they are not fully or formally united. it's important that we don't see conflict between the scripts we need to focus on the need for credible and transitional arrangements in damascus. it's needs to be inclusive arrangements. and let me say that if this is not happening, then various new conflict in syria as, as well in full tracy syrup be on how the u. n buffers out. and i'm going to ask flight from the national capital all to cause one of the most with what i should really ripples on the events on the ground. nadine a, we have witnessed the most brutal attacks by israel and syria entire treat. they begun on sunday morning with the interview opposition groups into damascus, and the declaration of full control of the city is ruled and launched era tax. the home of the is

but syria can be guaranteed this is the israeli military, in the u. n. monitor demilitarized buffer zone between syria and is ready occupied . going on heights. israel has advanced, it would keep a limited number of troops there, because the syrian military had abandoned, its posts. is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was a temporary defensive position until a suitable arrangement is found. of the buffer zone is known as the area of separation. it was set up as part of israel ceasefire agreement with syria in 1974 to keep israeli and syria and forces a part after israel occupation of the golan heights. the move is part of a far reaching is really response to the full of the aside regime in syria. their military has launched, strikes on syrian army facilities, weapons warehouses, airports to naval basis. but there's been condemnation of israel is actions by many countries and by the united nations. there is absolutely no basis on the international law to preventively or preemptively dis on a country. you know, it's like, i mean if that wer

the u. n says a hundreds have been killed in the last 2 weeks with maybe said to be women and children the kind of a well come to our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a michael watching. so despite being part of the tower group that has turned syria on its head in the past few days, the countries knew k took upon minnes days following that he will bring nothing but stability mohammed all by sheer will head up the interim government through the march next year, when a permanent replacement will take over, we had a meeting for the cabinet and we invited members from the old government and some directors from the administration in it live and its surrounding areas in order to facilitate all the necessary works for the next 2 months until we have a constitutional system to be able to serve the syrian people. now, it is time for these people to enjoy stability and com. i'll but sure who and previously led the as long as the a governmen

welcome to d, delta u, the u. n. secretary general today said that of the many fires burning across the middle east, that in syria there is a flame of hope to use the hope for women in this moment. just for sure. uh, the political situation is there. yeah. it was a frozen for years and years and we've been stuck in and out of a very difficult situation where there's no need to go upland to where it's like the freedom of 5 syrians and specifically certain women. so now we have another new opportunity for all of us and specifically women to build a new story based on that to protect human rights and women's rights as other countries. what issues specific to women do you think could improve in a new syria? a yeah, in 0 we need to work on the constitution to ensure that our constitution protect products, women's rights in terms of like the rights of, of the religions, the right, the right political grades and all it is related to the line, the last our aids and the properties and also we need to work on the form of the,

u. n. nato allies has evolved to put, were made in national interests. first, the countries took co, scrapped his bus round victory, so i think it alleged for an interference in the election. officials have however, failed to present a proof of these claims. we discussed all this with the raspberry constance investigate, whose presidential candidacy funded by median patriots positive was also rejected by the constitutional quote. we were all shocked by these decisions. the democracy, in fact, and romania has been abolished yesterday by the constitutional records decision of cancellation. the elections, i think this is in order to force the bush romania in the war that we've done have a and a relationship with it. so we are very frightened about this. uh, eventually this happens all the time when some people has a different opinion, convey to the official to the mainstream one. everyone has a different opinion. that means that he likes the russians and the and their president. but this is not a problem for romania. and we uh we, um, so want to be a no sho

the u. n. is raising the alarm over the impact of hostilities on the syrian population slit. how office has documented a number of extremely concerning incidents resulting in multiple civilian casualties, including a high number of women and children stemming from a tax bite, but hereditary at our shops will hedge to us. and by pro government forces of particular concern is the faith of serious kurdish minority. among the rebels are turkish backed in search and forces who have been fighting curtis groups in northern syria. despite assurances by the rebels that curtis civilians will not be harmed, witnesses report being targeted by pro turkish gunman as the 1st to take the on. melissa, so they just place us against our will there subject to certain people thing they would couldn't be have them. so we left and that's why they were saying that there will be a head all curled up. they were telling of terrible thing to them, but for you, meanwhile, fierce fighting is under way close to the key city of hum. the syrian government has launched a counter offensive to push back the reb

as you mentioned, h t s as a designated foreign terrorist root uh by us and by the u. n. i. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so this situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're going to have to find a way through this. however we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the great. now what's the lead as a media echo the same to spinning the narrative being that nobody should be concerned with the theory as new. tireless deleda bull mohammad. i'll july the, even if the u. s. has a $10000000.00 bounty on his head. you know, some people, the, that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me afterwards? i have 3 day and, and what's happened. and so let's have this is this is more than what very easy the, our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. these aren't the rebels. these, these other jobs who have been referred

well, so captured in the eclipse, proper rushes, u, n. n for you claims, the terrorists are openly film. think that support from you. pray, addressing the security council on choose day. he also pointed the finger washington. so when you have the you, we have repeatedly warned against flirting with international terrorists who have settled near a level. however, our western colleagues, driven by hatred of the legitimate government in syria. so you have not stopped interacting with them. the militants who are waiting in the wings took advantage of the difficult situation to establish the syrians in the back. ukrainian intelligence is involved in the organization of combat activities and the supply of weapons to militants operating in north western syria. ukrainian military instructors are present in the live provinces training fighters of career alshaun with these fighters not only do not hide the fact of support from ukraine, but also openly flaunted ukraine has become a hotbed of international terrorism. so is the united states and its a

your group is a prescribed terraced organization by the united states by the u. n. f i d u and others, no issue. ok. safety people don't judge by words, but by actions. i believe the reality speaks for itself. these classifications are primarily political and at the same time wrong, i should defined a terrorist as someone who intentionally kills civilians, harms in the sense of core, displaces people for being honest. many of the wars waged by major powers, an arrow, but most slim and even non muslim countries have involved in the deliberate killing of thousands, the destruction of homes and the displacement of millions. even the regime itself is guilty of such actions. has just the latest uh, optical to paint the terrorists in color and colors. but let's take a look now at some of the headlines to compare how the militants would describe just a few years ago classes today. so they've evolved from being a to hodges group into rebels or in summer pulls, the even doubled up position still says password class for our b as i'm about 10, a golf editor, and she says the c

so the u. n. was compelled really to say something that signified a condemnation, even even a backhanded combination. but the reality is, is that this, the intelligence services are, as you pointed out, closely tied in with the s b u, the ukranian intelligence service. the one thing i'm a little surprised about is that the us would allow this to happen in an open area where there's a lot of pedestrian and everyday people, traffic made this was right on the street. and from my past experience, did the lawyers solve this? they would, they would exit, they would say no. but uh, that it also indicates to me however, that the intelligent services may be going going rogue in the united states. and even in the u. k. not keeping the policy makers informed because of the potential for collateral damage. i'm. i'm a little concerned that we have, we have uh intelligence service, especially in the u. s. that has gone rogue they, they will guard their own interest and they are closely wedded to the s b u. s. i

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the very end of the u. n says hundreds of being killed in the last 2 weeks with the lady said to be women and children. the weather is as large international, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a michael portrait. now the us and these role where directly responsible for the events that have done syria hundreds headed the last week. and that is the accumulation from you, ron sippin, leader. i tell a comedy who has been addressing his nation over the recent explosive developments in the middle east. a level yet tide of deeds. chad, this should be no. doubt's what has happened didn't. syria is the product of a joint. american inside is the pause. yes, and they bring a government to serial, played and is playing and all these rolling this everyone see says that the main comes 1st. most of mind to main. come on the center was in the us. we have evidence . this evidence leaves no room for dallas. let's now cross live to tear ron and now correspondent use of july leaves st

the u. n. says the o 8 has been blocked from entering northern garza once again with only 12 trucks able to deliver food and 4. so since october, however, the findings came under attack from the acting us on the backs of the israel, who questioned the organizations methodology fused at now says, but it's a load is on the further review. this is expected to be re released with updates of data and analysis in january the. let's bring it out. guess what diamond is the founder of international network for a relief and assistance she joins us from homes. need. gordon is professor of international law, a queen mary university in london. he joins us from london. we hoped to have had a guest from the world food program, but they withdrew just before we began recording this program anyway. and they have a welcome to both you. i will its not with you your a frequent visits to god, god. so give us some idea as to what conditions are actually like right now on the ground in terms of food security. there is

come out loud when hospital the u. n says most of those requests had been flatly denied by as really, authorities, including one un requests to get to come a loud one hospital deliver aid in the last 24 hours that as well. the u. n said was flatly denied by israel. the syrians are observing a day of remembrance to one of the hundreds of thousands of people who were killed or disappeared during decades of dictatorship. authorities say they've arrested senior figures of the asset regime, the promising stability in syria sion of about a report from the capital damascus. they show will fools by hey, at teddy, this or s g s. syria's most powerful admitted truth auction the provide all the, all my god square, the focal point of pro opposition of bodies is a political message to the rivals. it comes with a delicate moment, violence classes with what the new administration describe as by millions of the post president bus out an asset continue in many cities. the n t administrator says it rested several, seeing the admitted to o

facilitate the release of captives, but on the ground is really bump bobbins up in unrelenting and the u. n says the delivery of food and 8 into gaza. is that an all time low? will of all of the rel washington's plans and what is like to happened once donald trump takes over in less than 2 months time, will delve deeper into these issues shortly. but 1st, this report from a touchy a pulling into pock elliptic you in 60 general antonio terraces. what to describe is roles on small tongue cause over the past 14 months that's killed, more than 44000 people. for those who survived the bombardment face hung, israel has repeatedly restricted humanitarian aid from entering garza and is accused by 8 organizations and view and using starvation as a weapon of war agencies, bringing in desperately needed humanitarian relief. skin to gaza have also been attacked. the un agency for palestinian refugees has been forced to hold the delivery of aid through the key, cut them up asylum, crossing between israel and the gaza because of safety concerns for it. stuff. the united nations on a daily basis have been