and that has been a position within the u. n. for a long time, due until the case is, is actually dictated before the court of justice versus the good the good, i'm guessing we cannot say you have had funds in many time some people who would use the word genocide when it comes to what happened to my side of 1915, i mean this korean courtney genocide, the subsidies. so say to just go to the dental side. but for the united nation, if it was i did the guy did like been typing in that case. like the dental side of the season. one and in 1994, then that would be use and let's do that again myself. what is extremely important is to make sure, okay, that stayed by his beauty minded, a bit of the decent. and that is why i found this case extremely consult that the, the, the drug test was, i'm sorry that i'm sorry to interrupt you. so the time that time is, is pretty tied to you. i just wanted let, i'm not getting who shaking his head the to yeah, but well i, i, i agree that the primary responsibility isn't states because their parties at

but donna, what's, what's going on at the u. n. a you, you had your christmas description of, of, of what's, what he, you know, speaking from a, a, a full my insight as a point of view. but why was this this case left to south africa to bring white? why wasn't you when championing it? well, what, let me, let me 1st say one thing. this is 1st and foremost, an obligation of the state bodies to defend the cards a big enough to do the commission of get a side. and i should say that to we have seen a case which is the most security group that writing got it the time before this case, really attracted that then should we go to know the responsibility of the security council and that's in the, at the time when i was visual, i price the under prevents of the genocide. i sounded around and mom i just, the only time i would say i was maybe successful was in that case of something that's kind of good by where the commission of inquiry would be led by the stone computed that it was really just as the been seen and it was, and we all know the bou

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this comes in 2nd place ahead of form a u. n. a method of nikki haley also coming off on the program. moving to the next phase of boy games come us, israel's defense minister says the military has now completed its intensive ground operations. and then also garza and will soon wind down it's campaign. in the south of the district, the new group is mckennan. it's good to have you with us. we saw us in the us where donald trump has passed his 1st speak test with republican votes has in his quest to become the 2020 full presidential nominee. the former president has won the iowa caucuses by a huge margin edging out, florida governor on desantis who came in at a distance 2nd. and he came ahead of the full month, south carolina governor and x u n. um both of the the key hailey drums sweep of the iowa caucuses is deep and white, taking more than 50 percent of the board and looking ever more likely to become the republican presidential nominees for 2024. and i really think this is time now for everybody in our country to come together. we

there was just over 2 weeks ago at the u. n. a december 22nd, there was a resolution of the un security council that calls for massive ramping up of aid. and for that, a to, for israel to allow for that a to be delivered safely. so if the un can't deliver safely, if they feel they're not safe, that's an resolution hand delivered violation. and there may be allowed only to deliver in areas that is around have identified as safe havens. or, you know, areas where this they can, where the refugees are. not concentrated, but that is not sufficient and, and i think this must have been part of the talks. the other very pressing issue is the captives. since the end of november end of today we've seen no progress whatsoever at the assessing ational. so if they need it from us and they, which has made it worse. and of course, there is pressure from the families within israel for the release of these captives now uh, how much is very unlikely to engage in any new poses given that experience the last time that best buy when they pause brought

u. n. and the i c. j look into is really crimes in gaza. we dom on the international organizations in states including the u. n. a nice the j. inquire about as well as it commits crimes against humanity. we have my, the out to south africa regarding its claims against as well in the i, c, j. israel will face the international court for the 1st time on thursday to follow all the latest developments from the hague. be sure to stay with us here on our, to international and of course our website r t dot com a coverage of the israel guys, a war by mainstream media demonstrates a bias against the palestinians. that's according to the intercept news organizations analysis of major media coverage in the new york times, washington post and los angeles times this coverage of israel's war on guns showed a consistent bias against palestinians. the print media outlets which play an influential role in shaping us the views of the as rarely palestinian conflict, paid little attention to the unprecedented impact of israel siege in bombing campaign and both children and journalists in the gaza strip. they are set, denalis has rep

one more time that the international law is actually a political to yeah, to your point that more u. n. a workers have been killed in the idea of selling of gaza than in any other single conflict. we've know the death toll has for past 150 relief workers. those same countries, the whole to the a to and i haven't reacted it to is really crimes. how can the western policies differ so much? i mean, how can they allow the stubborn double standard to exist? actually if we go back to history edison, so the occasion of the international criminal court and also the security council, especially with the, the guard and we, we know it's clear that everything that is against the policy of the united states is coming down the, the use of the security costs of the national to attack the competitors or and to call it the, the states that again said policies. so actually if we, again, if we see it historically, this has been the case of today. this was a gave goza, it became clear to the war. that is a, okay, fine. well, the story is competing at genocide drawer tribes. unfortunately, the words, you know

understanding of these days was that a lot of people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester theories are speak swedish, so he was able to read the bargaining, adding the suggestion documentation, and to expose at the least for the the c violation some due process including active my new police and not very this. the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2010 after 5 days for reopening 201010 steps. the sea shelly open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecute. the young me close the investigation and dismiss the case. and then when do nothing, was that arrested in april 2019, a new swedish prosecute to reopen the case, but of course it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and football and uh, november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of investigation. dugeon was mad as of charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dense they could have made deputy char gm. and the me get to

understanding of these days was started by the people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester, the leads those big swedish, so he was able to read the bargaining, adding this additional documentation and to expose at the least for the the c evaluation some due process including active my new coalition naverde this the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2000 and fair enough to size these for reopening 201010 that the c shelly open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecute, the young me close the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested in april 2019. a new swedish prosecutor reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and full and that november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of investigation. dugeon was never as of charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dentist, they could have me definitely charge him

understanding of these days was started by the people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester, the leads are speak swedish, so she was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the to see a violation. some due process including active my new police and not very dense. the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2010 of the site. these are the opening, 2010 kids that the see shelly open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecute. the young me closed the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested the in april, 2019, a new swedish prosecute to reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once in full and that november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing. many of the investigation dental was never as charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dental, they could have me definitely charge

around 36 a week, according to the u. n. a record time. to accommodate settlers these really government is expanding permanent and temporary checkpoints. a 40 percent increase in the last 4 years says the un hours, long delays, hubble business and fuel frustration since october, the 7th, more than $192000.00 palestinians who worked in israel and the settlements have not been allowed back. so one of the, when it was started, work is spent the savings. now the markets dies. tens of thousands worked in this row, but with the engine of the economy. every way they to and there is no way out the 3000000 palestinians trumped in this occupation. it's why israel is military lead is a warning again of the risk of a 3rd uprising, bernard smith, i'll just say around remo. the biden administration has been under increasing internal pressure over its support for his rascal on garza tarika bosh resigned from the us department of education last week due to the treatment of palestinians in cost, or for me as a palestinian american as a passing and man, as a

as the u. n. a right experts i said in a statement that every single person now in the gaza strip is hungry and that's very consistent with what we see here on the ground over crowded southern part that the struggle to uh, they get, has struggled and it's access to medical and food and, and water supplies, but more situations are in, in the northern part where literally there is famine going on, people having in it haven't had any access to any of the human interior and ada trucks arriving to the gaza strip. also the lack of the major part of the, the water supply, the most of the water available now is contaminated. there's melanie attrition, there is a rear risk on most vulnerable, a group of mine, deep uh the, the population in the know, departmentally children and women, and particularly those with a chronic disease. and unlike a threatening condition, but the deal in voles another elements and important elements which is the delivery of, of medical supplies to hostages in the golf. yes, had it

she quoted senior un officials the on the 2nd general, you monetary affairs, the u. n. a sec cuz you general coating the situation. a catastrophe. she said that in the cause view, these r o x, the close of late come on the following south africa's argument come under the provisions of the genocide convention where she differed from south africa was in terms of the provisional measures that south africa suggested versus the provisional measures that she actually ordered in the court of the 17 judges ordered in this case, because that was the specific a cold by south africa for the regency spot. and the court has ordered that israel must stop doing things that could lead to genocide. now the south african minnes up made it clear that she believes that that includes as the spa, that if you, if israel was to follow and comply with this, and they have to have a seized box in order to get all the extra humanitarian aid in order to prevent the masking of civilians as has been taking place now for more than 3 months. but it's not that specifically. and i think israel and possibly

mentioned this very briefly about the challenges of a distribution or aid simply entering a gauze uh the u. n. a chief house describe gaza as quote to the worst ever too many terry and crisis. can you tell us, again from an n g o perspective, what are the main challenges you guys are facing right now? so the meantime, so we, this is the continue was going to be the last different axis. i'm sick or the normal for all other stuff. and the nurse is in the me and the other side, and it's also for him and he didn't is a lot to link together. sometimes we have the, one of the fun to a big assistance of the items for the people. but we don't find the items available in the markets or anything go, and this is for, as you want to do because the board and then increasing needs for the, the books, especially when the items in no way of the board on some of the song medical supplies and this also increases all i is somebody a board. we're feeling that he's the one all the office you with, which is the reason for a quote to me is on the board. it's another thing that i see the saw as, as the whole thing. yea

cathy, sorry all to 0 contessa gregory them 10 go. soto is a former member of the u. n. a group of experts on democratic republic of congo. he says there are many concerns if the election was run of the fact that the opposition is decided not to go to the constitutional court, but to send it. support is out of the streets, does set things up for confrontation with the security forces. and we'll have to see whether they can mobilize significant numbers of people. this what i need to work is a strategy. if you get millions of people thousands of people, i would cut it any anyone's hiding. that'd be no mist problems with the conductive, despite i mean to have a type of 6 days to have the fact that these both are cards are many cases couldn't be read by the machines. so they did it manually. that electro rouse when published . they're not going to be publishing results by both things. station results from 11000. i think bating stations i took the 85000 haven't been received yet. so there are huge problems and there's lots of grounds, but we have room for the opposition to say

striking was that within hours of the issue is of these provisional measures. israel announced over the u. n. a. the claims against the owner of officials, employees collaborating with a mazda and jenny on october 7th, the these are a ledge from entered interviews slash pop, possibly torture of my spiders, or people that have left the gaza on that day. so that's that follow up as a very, um, isn't often mentioned if at all where they got this information from. this is very much in line with the eye witnesses of systematic rape. so we need to learn more about it. but george is absolutely right, insult to injury. now we're just going to cut all of the funding here. this adds to the intentionality of what these proceedings are all about. you know the intention to commit genocide and then you cut off the aid here. so another city is a significant thing for me is that the name of the court decided that it has jurisdiction, which is extremely important in this case here. martin, your thoughts unless they were disappointed. in one case i, i said of their own, i thought it would be um searched and um i

that's according to the u. n. a local reporter brings us more details. the power struggle between the city's armed forces and power military rabbits support forces by roads into a large scale conflict in april last year. and it has been worst means of humanitarian crisis in the country. the un says more than 12000 people have been cubes, and 6000000 displaced inside the country, including more than half a 1000000 displaced by renewed bosses which broke out in an out of 0 state in december. the latest file is passed, interrupted humanitarian of prices, and costs many angles to withdraw the stop. and these only means more suffering for the student needs. even before the conflict started around 15800000 of them were in dire need of humanitarian aid, caused by long term political instability. economy. chinese ended stream web a saw the complex not only it's sort of faded this problem, but it's left almost swear to 5000000 people or more than half of sedans, population in precarious situations, without any rest, but inside the prices is the largest engine, all

the day, many of whom give a hell of a search for the former u. n. a bus that they're nicky healey. in the end, it wasn't enough, but was a performance better than predicted. she's not giving up and taking the flight to a home state. so it kind of lineup at one point in this campaign, there were 14 of us running and we were at 2 percent in the polls as well. i'm a sign or the and i'm scratch and now we're the last one standing next to donald trump. south carolina voters don't want a coordination. they want to know election. trump one because he was able to maintain his hold on the republican party. he spent a lot of his energy since he was elected in 2016, making the being a good republican, being a member of the republican party equivalent to supporting donald trump support on the democratic side. a row for timing of the primary meant the result isn't recognized by the national party, but it was still a windshield tool button built on the ballot picking up right and endorsements, making healy is in trouble. she said she would when you hampshire and she didn't. she will come under pr

our top story, b u. n. a has denounced and is really on the attack on the hospital as a legal ass off the soldiers disguise the civilians infiltrate to the medical facility inch and then i saw 3 sleeping palestinians organizations also quoted as well to stop the killings in the west bank, which have increased since october the 7th adults at the hospital was august 8th and told us more about the on the salt of the day at $530.00 and the so any forces came inside the house because there seemed to be in the i need to know this and also they have the same last name, they went to the one on one floor where they at that the meet the kind of stuff and the then they go inside out on can do 3 people that one of those people is ation to have been in depth and sort of a 2023. he had a but on this is in has no of names that make him handicapped. so he needs a hell in order to do his daily activities on the move and leaving to go to bathroom. so he needs companions, need him one of those convenience that would have killed

if it's not rage, then it's set to auto attacks around 36 a week according to the u. n. a record time. to accommodate settlers these really government is expanding permanent and temporary checkpoints. a 40 percent increase in the last 4 years says the un hours, long delays hobbled, business and fuel frustration since october, the 7th, more than $192000.00 palestinians who worked in israel on the settlements have not been allowed back. so one of the, when it was started, work is spent the savings. now the markets dies. tens of thousands worked in israel by with the engine of the economies. every way they to and there is no way out the 3000000 palestinians trumped in this occupation. it's why israel is military lead is a warning again of the risk of a 3rd uprising, bernard smith, i'll just say right remo. a group of rob buys have been protesting against the us position on guys. hell to sit in at un headquarters in new york, automatic edits, the james space reports. it's the array of protest inside an empty un security council chamber, a group rabbi's foot piece, which wrappe

according to the u. n. a local reporter. both has more details. the power struggle between the city's armed forces and power, military rapids support forces by road into a large scale conflict in april last year. and it has been worst means of humanitarian prices in the country. the un says more than 12000 people have been cubes, and 6000000 displaced inside the country, including more than half a 1000000 displaced by renewed bosses which broke out in out of 0 states in december. the latest violence passed and around that humanitarian of prices and costs many and chose to withdraw the stuff. and these only means more suffering for the student needs. even before the conflict started around 15800000 of them were in dire need of humanitarian aid. caused by long term political instability, economies challenges ended stream wherever saw the conflict, not only it's also paid at this problem, but as left, almost swear to 5000000 people, or more than half of students population in precarious situations without any rest but inside the prices is the largest

unfortunately, to date the u. n, a to mechanism in gaza has been woefully unsuccessful because it goes through on rough age. simply isn't reaching the people who need it because how much hijacks it, an owner a, comes up for it. israel is expected to remind the court of the brutality of how mouse is attack the 7th of october. things concept many in israel show that the country is facing legal proceedings and not thomas israel's foreign ministry has responded to the application on thursday at the international court of justice. calling it's one of the biggest shows of hypocrisy, and accusing south africa of being the legal arm of how much israel will get. it's charles to respond officially in court on friday. definitely decker, all g 0 it occupied east reduced across the board of fi is continuing between his writing the forces and has bull of fighters in lebanon, or con, visited towns along israel's northern border with thousands of people have been evacuated. the tense, quiet and northern israel, punctuated only by cros

unfortunately, to date the u. n. a to mechanism in garza has been woefully unsuccessful because it goes through on rough aid, simply isn't reaching the people who need it, because how much hijacks it and on rock covers up for it. israel is expected to remind the court of the brutality of how mazda is attack the 7th of october, kings concept many and israel shocked that the country is facing legal proceedings and not thomas israel's foreign ministry has responded to the application on thursday at the international court of justice calling it's one of the biggest shows of hypocrisy and accusing south africa of being the legal arm of have that israel will get. it's charles to respond officially in court on friday. definitely decker all g 0 and occupied east to choose. what under find state is a political scientist on form, a member of the national assembly of south africa. he says, israel will find it difficult to countess of africa's arguments in the case festival. i should say that i think the rebuttals both from the un

unfortunately, to date the u. n. a to mechanism in garza has been woefully unsuccessful because it goes through in wrong age simply isn't reaching the people who need it. because how must hijacks it an own rock covers up for it. israel is expected to remind the court of the brutality of how masses attack the 7th of october kings concept, many in israel show that the country is facing legal proceedings and not thomas israel's foreign ministry has responded to the application on thursday at the international court of justice calling, it's one of the biggest shows of hypocrisy, and accusing south africa of being the legal arm of have that israel will get. it's charles to respond. officially in court on friday. definitely decor, audra 0 and occupied east. hey, federal has been held in central gauze of a members of the red crescent. okay, we're going to strike on wednesday. the group says, and it's really a strike hit the i'm been on small transport and injured people and get on by the full red crescent medical workers and

but again, also there's a sense of that, you know, the u. n. a is biased in the 1st place or when it comes to as well. so it's not quite clear, but that would be also pressure on uh, as well as otherwise. um, uh to uh, in that case, if uh, you know, the court would decide that there will be, uh, so those measures that needs to be taken. so it's still too early to say, i think is, well, i would argue that this a case should be dismissed altogether and there's a sense that it shouldn't be as well on the stand by time us that you'd be on trial, tonya cramer and jerusalem, thank you here are some other stories making news me on mars, military government and, and alliance of ethnic minority armed groups have announced a ceasefire brokered by china. the deal should ends, months of fighting in the northern state of sean, including areas near the chinese border. tens of thousands demonstrated in slovakia as capital abroad, a slab against plans to change the criminal code. the government wants to reduce penalties for corruption and financial crimes. the e

young die out where the region is currently on the verge of a devastating farming, according to the u. n. a whole or, or half of old thousands are stopping and children on the 5 are especially vulnerable to mom nutrition. at our school dishes, deteriorate, humanitarian organizations continue to call for pins according to when he's run the official who requested to remain anonymous. there is no hunger in. gotcha. but have a lucas. what's going on on your screen? the, the show i'm so that if you decide to end the siege to break the siege, it will be, in my opinion, a terrible decision because without hunger and thirst among the gauzy population, we will not be able to recruit collaborators. we will not be able to recruit intelligence, we will not be able to bribe be both with drink, with food with medicine. meanwhile, the palestinian red crescent society has distributed said $1500.00 foot parcels to displace families in the south. let's take a quick look again at some of the latest numbers from guys as a media office as factory 1000 have been killed or are missing since the conflict, the gun,

unfortunately, to date the u. n. a to mechanism in garza has been woefully unsuccessful because it goes through and rough aid simply isn't reaching the people who need it. because how must hijacks it and on rock covers up for it. israel is expected to remind the court of the brutality of how mazda is attack the 7th of october, kings concept many in israel show that the country is facing legal proceedings and not thomas israel's foreign ministry has responded to the application on thursday at the international court of justice calling it's one of the biggest shows of hypocrisy, and accusing south africa of being the legal arm of have that israel will get. it's charles to respond officially in court on friday. definitely decor, audra 0 and occupied east to choose. let's take a closer look at the case both sides of an alta point one judge to the panel that's hearing the case as well as chosen. it's full. the supreme court president a hold on by doug the 87 year old was born and that the way the a and is, is the 5 of the h

but it's heavy an aide into an area that the u. n. a saying particularly every day now that gaza is hungry of the yes indeed there is an anticipation to this aid coming to the gaza strip. as of now the report by a you are not the right to group about that. every single person in gaza is hungry . very consistent. what, what do we see on the ground? the vast majority of the palestinians in the gaza strip have become displaced. we're looking at one night, 1900000, internally displaced, palestinians is the pushed into this part of the gas turban, real fast to be in all very crowded evacuation centers and residential homes that are the vast majority or also in, in the streets. but we're looking at as freight of now the nutrition, the struggle to find food and drink about water. we have people who are at risk of, of their health conditions a chronic disease like the threatening conditions, the struggles to find or have access to a proper and sufficient medical supplies. also have the vulnerable group here, children and women and pregnant wome

a school in dc. now you went to find toner. good tatters has called on doing us stairs to get in to get the continued operation of the u. n. stations, people, boddeson and refugees, key contributions including the us, germany and the u. k. posted funding for the own dry agency office. joe said, 12 stuff us default and a mazda is october. the 7th terrorist attack industry. now under the head, has warned that suspended funding could threaten the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival. in the midst of a deepening humanitarian crisis in gaza. raising to get a sack of flour, now precious commodity in gaza. these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one others who are less fortunate. this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in thousands of city. very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you, an agency in gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour. and some got 4, and i didn't get any. i have 3 children and i don't know how i'm going to feed them . the situation could get even worse. severa

unfortunately, to date the u. n. a to mechanism in garza has been woefully unsuccessful, that as it goes through own rough aid simply isn't reaching the people who need it . because how much hijacks it an own roof covers up for it. israel is expected to remind the court of the brutality of how mouse is attack the 7th of october. things concept many in israel shocked that the country is facing legal proceedings and not thomas israel's foreign ministry has responded to the application on thursday at the international court of justice. calling it's one of the biggest shows of hypocrisy, and accusing south africa of being the legal arm of have that israel will get. it's charles to respond. officially, in court on friday. definitely decor, all you 0 and occupied east to choose. what wrong in the middle there is south africa's minister of justice. speaking of the hague, he said as an excuse for the genocide in gaza. the well as watching her is published and then men, women and children with low to blown up. they did a life u

that could have been easily avoided if it wasn't, frankly, for the american v toes, or the u. n. a. the decisions led to the depths of just over 6000 women and children, the u. n. it says 70 percent of all desks and goss. i go into those 2 categories and the un under secretary general, modern griffith is openly consigned, staggering 85 percent of the time relation traumatized and forced to see again and again as the phones besides trading down on this faces of residents. we are as close to the statements is very name and this is regarding trans drink coverage to match transfers, civilians, guys out to a 3rd countries. these statements res, great concerns about the possible possible mass transfer the of the protection of the palestinian population from the gaza. strip something that would be strictly prohibited, of course, on the international. we can't allow this to meta size for the consequences of either configuration as if this is not bad enough. would be unimaginable to southern gaza were an alleged, as really a stripe on a residential building and know that i saw his left 14 pe

calls for the release of homeless hostages from us, which is does it make it as a terrorist organization by germany, the u. n. t. a u. s. produced a video of 3 is randy hostages on sunday. meanwhile, as well as close as i live us says it's the right time for israel to screw back kids operations in golf are doing all and there is an associate professor of politics and international relations. that's university college london. she is currently writing a book on the contemporary history of gaza and then i also have what title she would give the concept of gauze, history relevant, what are the only words that we can use right now is, is crisis. obviously, this crisis started on october 7th for menus rallies, but the way that the war has been conducted cents has just really been an unprecedented level of prices for guys. and not only in the casualty rate that we keep hearing going up every day in the headlines. but also of course, the displacement, the rising rates of famine, of house concerns and just to complete devastation of infrastructure and a society that i'm just gonna be very difficult to rebuild from af

is it a link simple tips heading toward the is it i? but actually after the u. k. n, a u. s. is attacked against him and the menu item has expand the attack by targeting commerce and ship ad belonging to the united states, the united states and new case with as little less than that, you have many has been under attack on so the aggression and united data image with the support of you. okay. and you as for over the 8 years, what was the result? yeah, many has become a strong god with the u. k. i mean like state they always say what the m and have to do with by less times thousands of my and 4 of them and they do that able to get the day when i said i knew ok came thousands of miles towards the side. and so both ways that aly via many will continue with the attack and they will do whatever it takes to stop genocide, i guess by lifting it a who's the spokes pass and told all to the minute traction by western allies won't change. the groups cools a, this reliable minded behavior attack on him and by the us is unjustified. and we consider it to be a bleeding violation of how many

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one more thing i should add even the u. n. a has put out a statement about the saying that on the 1st day of these demonstrations on wednesday, that only 9 trucks were able to cross at the academy was out in crossing that there were a 114 trucks that were diverted to that of us crossing and they went on to say that only 153 trucks interguards are on wednesday, and that's well below what has been able to answer in recent weeks. sammy, all right, thanks so much for your thoughts on that side. the analysis i'm how much i'm doing now, no doubt the routing has been watched closely by the us as well staunch ally. so as yet we know for sure reaction from the white house last spring and patty calhane from washington, d. c. for the latest and patsy, so us officials, i think it's still morning, they have a lot to wake up and react to. right. it's actually 1130. we're about an hour and a half away from what supposed to be a white house press briefing, but no. so far they have not spoken out about it. i can guarantee you they're talking abo

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 credits they used to go. i published a book once the order published by a judge in order to suppress because of disreputable un un 10. that's the, the, any decision a week ago, the flight mass space, a lease on the see should assume that all the rest of my empty countries, english one issue only one company such as us rejects these a proposal. but why, why, why is it 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 a powerfully so on see peace and pro bowl and goes? i mean, it's almost like an empty human agenda, frankly. when we look at b, b is brenda, suppose up to the 1st level, based on the use of the principles, whi

look up to the lunar surface, l-u-n-a-r, kate bald win.will tetell you whahat to wa for. . >>> prepare for landing, lunar landing. the so-called 20 minutes of terror are nearly over for japan, hoping to complete its first ever landing of a robotic explorer on the moon. it just started its vertical decent. there's just 328 feet of wiggle room for a safe landing. that's smaller than the size of a football field. so, let's hope the craft nicknamed the moon sniper lives up to its name. cnn's kristen fisher is keeping an eye on that landing, along with us right here. what does this mission hene for the future of space? it's particularly for japan. i know everyone's very excited. >> yeah. well, for japan, i mean, just think about it. up until this point, only four countries have successfully been able to land a spacecraft on the moon. and only two so far this century. china and india. so, for japan to enter that rank of countries would be just a huge deal for that country, especially since there have been so many recent failures. i mean, what ja

uh, you know, of the media now never, they're talking about, they have this, this will recognize a u. n. agency involved in and all that, that was the sort of terrible of the western media coverage has also been minimal. given that this is a hit historic rolling. i mean video and many people saw that that was cool, but just give it a pass. and, but this is quite serious and the majority is, was so overwhelming with is really judge width in his regular chair, and he's ready to judge to vote for some of the provisional measures. so you'll have to say that this with, this is a historic rolling, a very damaging to israel. and so in terms of it's a public reputation. and israel, it is of allies have done exactly what you would expect. they've changed the subject. well, you know, martin the, the, the claims against the under, uh, officials, employees collaborating with them off on january on october 7th. the these are alleged from entered interviews slash pop possibly torture of spiders or people that have left gaza on that day. so that's that follow up as a very, um, isn't often mentioned if

and such a safe haven what the u. n saying that nearly 90 percent on residents have been displaced. now at the. busy they bring to new casualties according to the numbers, a 1000 until then in guys i killed every 10 days added up from a daily total of $100.00, losing their lives. can see the numbers that we discussed, the situation with unicef company occasions office. i saw him always of the storage and garza is becoming more than got that stuff. it gets its uh, a really hey, look forward to and then not right now. there's nowhere to go that's. i think that's the problem. the biggest problem and guys like and what sets us apart from other conflicts, maybe 1900000 people have been internally displaced. um, those people are living in a very crowded, a shelters as that you crowd the areas and they're being pushed even more to, to, to lesser and smaller areas. and this creates a real, a risk for diseases, but also for, for increased needs. things in the for water for sanitation as well. uh, the musical help that we are seeing and know in, in god i'm in georgia now and it's practically t