so tonnes, despite in coals for a truce from b, u. n. 6, secretary general. so it's an humanitarian groups, according to us, move a vote against humanity is bonus, continue to bring down and boast, dean civilians, and cost widespread destruction. the us is once again, houston spa at the block and attempts by the un security council. the demand to cease fire and gaza by viewing this resolution, the u. s. stands alone and gusting its vote against humanity. the us vito stance the sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold by continuing to provide diplomatic cover for the ongoing atrocities in gaza. the us is signaling the international humanitarian law can be applied selectively and the lives of some people much less than the lives of others. the us veto makes it complicit into kindly can garza following the u. n. a site as secure as a council session in new york, several hour of official sat down for talks with us state secretary on to me blinking the palestinians. the foreign minister was among them, but he was built from answering questions from the

u. n. flag had been 6 uh over 200 people have been killed in those installations . but as the un security council was meeting the other nights at the same time, messages were being passed to the community in the middle areas of gaza, telling them to evacuate. this is telling more people to move, many of them who are being displaced before to an area that cannot provide them with shelter. so at the same time we, we were discussing things that the security council, the, as riley army was telling the more people to move and signaling a broadening of the, the offensive hearing, gaza as good as bring it in the shower. i'll just there a senior political analyst in it, given everything that's on the spot was, was saying you into own stuff being killed, you know, almost on a daily basis at this point in time. i mean, given what we saw or the united nations security council, what does it say about them as an organization to day and even at this point, 70 old dies on from the side of the war. still come to get a ceasefire over the line. yes, this is probably the, the greatest

u. n says doctor, record number 6, palestinians have died and is really custody the highest number in such a short period for decades. palestinians held in is really jail say that they're denied adequate food on water. many report, beatings, abuse, and torture by prison guards. some say they've been threatened with rate. israel is also limited visits from family members on lawyers, and that is against international law. how about that? how he is caught up with the palestinian prisoner who's faced abuse while incarcerated, and has this reports from the occupied 1st bank. he might be home but still acts as if behind bar pacing up and down his hands in front as if handcuffed his head filled with um, answers questions and that has how do i feel? i am still in prison. i am psychologically tired and even pain. my body is number non stop headaches. i filled out a tricity down my spine. i couldn't get out of bed because of the pain. they used to hit me all of it, it, buddy. so besset was 15 year old when he was 1st arrested, sentenced to 2 and a half years on charges including resisting police. bu

u. n. reports mohammed say's at least 6 palestinians have died in his really custody since october 7th. give us a sense of the conditions that prisoners are not facing is really deals the yes actually is about as soon as the are still listening to the heart of the just the one is of the best for you to prison us during the must have been days will book about the bent as a solution or a section of some portion of them, especially off of civil though, but they were, are you still there? through the front of the war they, it was denied and you sent me the visit to them. i mean, we think that no, no, no, yes they, i mean i solution i from a capital. they said it was back tv, so it's about it just from there. they kind of curious and what's going all the time. so they even lose it, access to via from the cafeteria of the gym by their money they the food was the missed of expected and also they printed on foster. so when they are released, they don't let me be about there. so for us to do it in the video, patrice of the but i. 1 on base it, it's just that it was sent as a there's 2 different

u. n. started recording data. there are now 6 incidents a day on average. now is rarely human rights group that solemn says that this policy of making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a whole crime on the international law. but it doesn't happen, a gun point is irrelevant. this subtle is grazing the shape of a palestinian land. the palestinians are powerless to stop in a combination of destroying homes, prevented construction. and encouraging settlers is driving palestinians away. i'm recording just like us a statement that i and shuttle and 1989 said clearly he was visiting, visiting south africa. the think it was the types of ethic when he came back he said, literally, you'll come, floated people in trucks nowadays and for them outside the borders. you'll create the positive conditions to convince them to you. and that's clearly what they, what they were doing. you know, implementing actually these days of the semester to so when the power sittings are driven out, the settlers m

u. n says that's a record number 6. palestinians have died in his ready cost to be the highest number and such a short period and decades. palestinians held in his way to jail, so they denied adequate food and so many report basing so abuse and torture of my present god. some said of impressions with the right along with the families as well, has also unlimited visits from family members and lawyers, which is against international no hold up and how many met palestinian prisoners in the occupied west bank, his face torture and abuse while incarcerated. so he might be home but still acts as if behind bar pacing up and down his hands in front as if handcuffed his head filled with i'm answered. questions i live at the house. how do i feel? i am still in prison. i am psychologically tired and even pain. my body is number non stop headaches. i feel that a tricity down my spine. i can't get out of bed because of the pain. they used to hit me all of it it, buddy. that's. it was 15 year old when he was 1st arrested, sentenced to 2 and a half years on charges including resisting police. but there'

so it is 1600 u n t, that's just passed a 6 pm in cause with israel's bump up into the strip. it's unrelenting, the pos who, as israel struck the side, as i've told you school, it's in the elder eyes neighborhood have gone to the city where hundreds of people have been sheltering. maybe it's off to the tech, many had fleet current, whatever they could. israel's ministry is expanding its operations by launching more. attacks in the central and southern areas in the south, hospitals are becoming overwhelmed. doctors describe the situation is catastrophic . they're going to being treated on flaws and inc car doors. and they have a crowd of facilities with limited supplies. the how they got for the the what is the rails on valencia strikes in the south reduced in time neighborhoods to revel. more than half of the homes in guns have been destroyed or damaged, binds ready attacks since october, the 7th. a correspondence of following these developments across the region and maybe will speak to run con, he's instead of a need to abraham's in the occupied westbank. the 1st let's go to

u. n. started recording data. there are now 6 incidents a day on average. now is rarely human rights group that solemn says that this policy of making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a whole crime and the international law that it doesn't happen, a gun point is irrelevant. this subtle is grazing the shape of a palestinian land. the palestinians are powerless to stop in a combination of destroying homes, prevented construction. and encouraging settlers is driving palestinians away. i'm recording disliked this statement that i insure long and 19189 said clearly he was visiting, visiting south africa. the thing was tied south africa when he came back. he said literally, you're comfortable with people in trucks nowadays and for them outside the borders . you'll create the positive conditions to convince them to the and that's clearly what they, what they were doing. you know, implementing actually these days after the 7th to when the power citizens are driven out. the settlers move i

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 of the trend of 6 years ago, i published a book once the order published by a general george depressed because of disreputable un un can. that's a thing, any decision or a week ago, the flooding mass stays a lease on these issues. i assume that all that as well as 90 countries, english one issue on the country such as us rejects these a proposal. but why, why, why is not so i'm so sorry, i do apologize for interrupting you. but why is it that the united states consistently vote against the un resolutions that, according for an immediate cease fire in gaza, because it's actions from washington that it's causing concern around the world is causing confusion. why is washington apparently so and see peace and pro bowl and goes? i mean, it's almost like an empty human agenda, frankly. when we look at the b is some principles of the 1st level, based on the use of the principles, which is the bought the main, the i'm going to come in for the plan, it's going to be city. i see us headed back to the all the sta

u. n. is projecting that every single person that's 2300000 people in gaza will be at a crisis or worse in the next 6 weeks. this is the highest number of people facing high levels of food and security that the u. n. has ever classified for any given area or country in the world, food program is a warning of a famine and gaza if the conflict continues. also the un human rights office says it has received allegations of what could be a war. crime buys really forces in gaza. witnesses say is really soldiers executed at least 11, an armed palestinian men in front of their families in the north of the strip. they were accused of storming a residential building, and then separating men from the women and children. a while else 0 spoke the several eye witnesses. i gave them a show. most of them are they still in the building. they force the entry into residential flats. they did the buttons and the lower levels. i live on the 6th floor. i put my door and switching lights on, they stole my house, i told them or a family, a household of civilians. they sorres' men and their wives and children. my brother in

6 inches across the country, including the capital. keep holding the fuzzy people out there also on the program u. n. ones that 150000 people in gaza have nowhere to go. israel's intensifying and granted defensive is driving desperate thomas to, besides the territory, but no engagement is safe. and exact this reigns on the severe flattening across the germany. many communities are under voice as rivers and streams for us that banks are right and is full cast. the weekend the i'm feel good. you're welcome to the program. at least as you people have been killed and many more in just in what your training officials say is the biggest russian esl since the whole big on government says both and 150 mist styles and drug struck cities across the country, causing widespread damage to vital infrastructure as well as industrial and military facilities. schools and the maternity hospital were among the buildings and desperate attempts to find survivors, homes don't drop the final question at that property. sure. just one of the many in what you clean, scrolling the biggest data source since the beginning of th

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 entire city of chicago gone. wiped off the face of this earth. that analysis by e-11a, sociology professor at the open university of israel has found that civilians make up 61% of deaths from airstrikes in gaza. israeli aggression has also been seen in the west bank, which hamas doesn't govern. the west bank, at least 260 palestinians have been killed. the majority of those by israeli forces and others inclu

27th, the is really forces attacked a refugee camp in the west bank and killed 6 people, including 2 children there. and the u. n is also putting out a new report that was mentioned a documenting that 4785 palestinians since october 7th, have been arrested in mass arrest by the israeli forces. a really huge number just in the last few months. and he also was called upon once again for there to be an immediate cease fire or something that the secretary general has called for as well multiple times. just the last a week ago, being the most recent time, the secretary general called for a cease fire. those calls so far have been unheeded by is really officials on thanks so much gabriel. as on the, is now tens of thousands of taken to the straight to the m and a capital calling for an end to the war and gaza. so now is controlled by who's a fighters, who have car dallas attacks on ships link to israel as they passed through the southern red sea. those they say they will continue to target such vessels until as well. and the war hundreds of people have also taken to the streets in the jordanian capital on mine, and th

u. n is saying that we could be looking at assignment decoration in gaza in 6 months. what would it take to of that that? what kind of scale are we talking about here? cuz we're hearing about $200.00 trucks going in today in the us has just said that in the last hour or so, what more would you need to see? this is nearly not enough. i mean it's, it's better than the other days. it's actually many weeks where we have just a trickle coming in, but it's nearly 90 now. so we need sustain safe access. we need opening of orders and processing. so food can come in. we need to be able to deliver that, that a to a food where people need it and we just, we'd need a few supplies. we need this funding to stop because otherwise the sufferings will continue to just very briefly before i let you go, how many people could die in this conflict from starvation? if we do get to that point, i don't have the exact numbers right now, but just what i said to you before about the ip, see level 5, that's a normally in order to get into that category, you need to have 2 out of 10000 people die

n y u, i your call to gas produce. and i am told that hitler was right, but muslim americans have suffered severe hate crimes since the war began. a 6 year old boy was murdered in illinois and 3 college students were shot in vermont. yet as long as phobia was barely mentioned in washington's hearing room, where the sol subject was discrimination against jews, the by the administration acknowledges a rise in both anti semitism and as long a soviet and says it's working with police and community groups to counter those threats heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington, the let's take a look at some of the days of the news. the venezuelan president has proposed a bill to declare the space and region of s a keybo, a province. nicholas missouri says this will enable oil exploration around the s a . keep a river in a region administered by diana, which is in venezuela back the creation of a new space in a referendum on sunday despite the international court of justice and far in venezuela from taking any such action. diana has administer the space of regions over a century. i suppose is of careers for my president of bass or for jury. i've

u. n. a distribution centers in gaza to get what type of food they come with. often that disappointed the thought, i'm going to say i just, i came at 6 in the evening waiting at the agencies door way to my children. a starving. you can't find even a bite to bred our children a suffering due to the lack of bread and the lack of food. we're being told that we would get flour bread, but that was not true. the united nations says no bakery has been active in the northern cause, a strip for a month, due to a lock, a few electricity will to slower others has been destroyed along with funds and food shots. starvation and illness is spreading on, the wall top organization says more people will eventually be killed by disease then by isabel's been bought. and then it shows how to get a fee on the, on the is the diseases, the pain and his health isn't good. he's eating himself. oh, this isn't milk. this is basically water with this phone or found it if you have something even less than a spoon. anything. and so just smells like milk just so i can trick him into thinking it's middle when the u. n. has cooled the level of age being allowed into

u. n. r w a condemned the attack, adding that it has recorded more than a 146 is what he strikes against. instead of these in schools sheltering displaced was the. 6 united nations relief and works agency consumes that the school being hate on the video is only was cool. it is probably in the north or because as trip since the 7th of october, we have a recluse over $146.00 hits on own roof facilities. and then many schools sheltering to put a student displaced, people saw facilities with directly hate. and some of the hate more than once, or most of what have been broken. because seeing right present says there is really all i mean detained and later released a member of the so sorry to i'm a humanitarian mission. the rescue. it was held by the idea of 4 hours where he was harassed and beads and passed in would present. so i just let us know about stuff describes what had colleagues was false to injure. it was such a day, the palestine around to crescent was leaving a mission to evacuate, a wounded people from the anatomy, but this hospital hospital in coordination with the w at o. and when the evacuation con boy was passing through the check poin

n y u. i your call to gas produce and i am told that hitler was right, but muslim americans have suffered severe hate crimes since the war began. a 6 year old boy was murdered in illinois and 3 college students were shot in vermont. yet as long as phobia was barely mentioned in washington's hearing room, where the sol subject was discrimination against jews, the by the administration acknowledges a rise in both anti semitism and as long a sylvia and says it's working with police and community groups to counter those threats heidi jo, castro al jazeera washington, still head on al jazeera. but this is what the christmas looks like in palestine. this is what the christmas looks like. and bethlehem church in bethlehem says they will be no christmas celebrations, as long as, as well as on 5 minutes accounts and continues the or hello. thank you for joining in. here's your weather report for the middle east and africa. and right off the bat, you see this rain moving across the fence pushing into the dock. sometimes it drops down to the gulf states, but that's not gonna happen this time around. sure. a bit more cloud cover in doha, on we

n y u. i your call to gather the jews. and i am told that hitler was right, but muslim americans have suffered severe hate crimes since the war began. a 6 year old boy was murdered in illinois, and 3 college students were shot in vermont. yet as lama phobia was barely mentioned in washington's hearing room, where the sol subject was discrimination against jews. the by the administration acknowledges a rise in both anti semitism and as lama sylvia and says, it's working with police and community groups to counter those threats. heidi jo, castro alger 0 washington traditional festivities during the christmas season, having cooled off in bethlehem. this is, you know, occupied westbank usually attracts the thousands of followers of the christian faith over that period because of its religious significance. but this is a residence in bethlehem a morning, the canning and displacement of palestinians in gauze. and if it must a baby jesus amongst the rubble. it was to the traditional it to be seen to reflect the image is coming out of gone. so thousands of palestinians are fear to be buried under the winds of what was once their homes at the im

u n. his own qualifies farm. the natural fiber, according to century. so tradition could this painstaking process provide the fiber of the future, the northern bangladesh book or district 6 o'clock in the morning. and early started to avoid the summer heat. yesterday, temperatures reached 45 degrees celsius a fast, so this due to in march. now it's harvest time the what the heavy at the end of the been galley months of to a true. we so the see that i saw 4 months later in the month of chart we harvest is i have my head count. we then plant other crops on the same soil, such as over genes or potato. what as they will know, part of the high on the one end, they're going to go to of the 51 is inquiry double how to use dried, jude sticks for many purposes. they bring in the most money. we use them as climbing aids, investable feed valve, or for the walls of houses today. however, this is becoming obsolete as bricks are used. instead of jute, bangladesh is a small country, but it's farmers count among the world's largest dude. producers. foss lives in the village of his lee he is one of the wealthier people in the village. his annual income, he says, is the equivalent of 5000

u. n. and the international criminal court. the details execution style killings of civilians on multiple occasions. and one incident says, as well as rarely false as open fi on 6 family members, killing them all during the rate on the home and gaza city last week. the group is also reported allegations of the killing of elderly civilians is ready forces immeasurably shot at the elderly palestinians, mom and sought to ordering them to leave their homes. but you are med monitor has cooled full that international investigation after recording. testimonies alleging as riley is buried, some palestinians alive that reportedly happens when the ami target and the come out as one hospital in the northern city of bay, blah, here that you and, and on this international have expressed concern about the ill treatment of palestinian detainees, including deliver humiliation, torture and full disappearance of detainees as young as 12, and as old as 70. let's talk to mohammed. she how the he is the chief communications officer at your mediterranean human rights monitor and he's joining us from copenhagen via skype. thank you very much for your time. firstly, how do you get the

u. n. a distribution centers in garza to get what type of food they come with. often that disappointed the thought, i'm going to say i was just, i came at 6 in the evening waiting of the agency's door way to my children and starving. you can't find even a bite to bred. our children is suffering due to the lack of bread, the lack of food. we're being told that we would get flour bread, but that was not true. the united nation says no bakery has been active in the northern cause, a strip for a month, due to a lock of fuel electricity will to slower others has been destroyed along with funds and food shots. starvation and illness is spreading on the wall top organization says more people will eventually be killed by disease, then bite israel's been bought and then is showing how to get the fee on the, on the is the diseases, the pain and what his health isn't good. he's eating himself out there. this isn't milk. this is basically water with this phone or found it even less than a spoon hectic anything. and so we've just smells like milk just so i can trick him into thinking it smell it with the u. n. has cooled the level of age being allowed