. bassett, or interesting, a fairly vocal critic of the u. n. a. but, but still also trump loyal again, another conservative woman, i'm liking that. the other i just heard is marco rubio as potential secretary of state. so a former opponent of the president print uh, florida center. his name is being sent out as a possible uh, secretary of state. so 1st of all, uh, quite a few florida people. um and um and some very loyal and other sort of have been detractors of the president. so little mix with all these possibilities then in what sense spo trumps picks be different compared to the last time he was president. or what do you have a very interesting interview on joe rogan right before the election. and if he talked about the 1st time, he didn't know washington, he was the ultimate outside or he'd never been to the white house. and, and he picked people largely because other people, he knew that he trusted and someone told, at least would be good people. and i think the biggest difference that you're going to see, he really, he learned from that he e

a u. n. a teams have resumed a polio vaccination campaign in parts of garza, it was the rail advise really bombardments, mass displacement and a lack of access to the children who need it. the vaccinations began in september after the 1st polio case and 25 years in gaza was detective is rallies, have joined dozens of rallies across the country, calling for a hostage deal that would free the nearly 100 captives still being held by him. also military in gone, so the group representing families said israel could secure a deal now that the hum us leadership had been vanquished. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his vows that is really forces will continue fighting and gaza until there is, there is what he calls complete victory. dw, corresponding funny, if a chart is at the protest in jerusalem and she joins us now for more. so funny, we know that these protests have been going on every week for months now, but are the intensifying rocket attacks by has well on having an impact on how many peo

u. n. d p. in a recently released report says the situation has been caused by perfect storm civil war climate change, the collapse of the local economy. the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes in seeds . currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs. at the center of this crisis. other rang once the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, man moazami and the rebels who are trying to through the mount. those who are lucky enough of being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh. but millions remain. and the perilous existence is about to get considerably worse. tony cheng elders, or bank of authorities in indonesia, have rescued more than 6500. rab buds from wildlife traffic is smugglers records on the island of sinatra and the southern province of land phone . police stopped a truck transporting the bags and rest of the drive this past when they to release back into the wild. i a why live char c, the major evacuation operations tak

u. n. a teams has resumed the polio vaccination campaign in parts of gaza. it was the railed by is rarely bombardments, mass displacement and a lack of access to the children who needed. vaccinations began in september after the 1st polio case in 25 years and gaza was detective a delayed budget. lost on the way concerned gauze, and parents ensure that children get the 2nd round of the podium vaccination in the scale back program. originally scheduled for mid up type of intensities, baby bombings and mass evacuation of disruptive and postponed the procedure. after the 1st round of the vaccinations took place in early september throughout garza, even in the face of the ongoing goal, some parents are relieved for the protection. despite the shelves and bombing over our heads to protect our children, we came to get the vaccination at the school here. even though the foaming is still over our heads. and we are unable to go out to buy food or to eat snap. but we signed god, i'm going to not on the bottom of my children, go back and they did because i was afraid the

a u. n, a report is saying that people are starving, but the us government says we're not changing anything. the military aid to israel will continue. help us understand this? well, i think the key point for the united states and what the state department is saying is that israel has not violated the law. i do think however, that this goes to an old saying a former is really prime minister. in fact, one said, never deliver yourself and ultimatum because it boxes you and i think they do, us has box themselves in a bit. there was a fierce fight from what i understand from my sources at the state department, where some aids and advisors were actually calling for limiting weapons transfers because of this report. and others were saying, look, they've shown improvement. let's give them some encouragement. we can always take action later, so it's real isn't off the hook, but they haven't quite been reeled in yet. at least not today. and as you're saying, some of us officials are saying look, as well

a 2nd demo from presidency. and what that would mean united states is the single largest delta to the u. n. and it's almost a certainty that trump will come contributions to the u. n. as he did during his previous to and then the question is, how much would you say it was gabriel is on there has moved from new york. no. where is to worry more acute about a 2nd donald trump presidency then at the us population fund known as u. n. f. p. a agency that focuses on sexual and reproductive rights for women and girls in a 150 countries in 2017. during his 1st term and office, trump completely cut off $70000000.00 in u. s. contributions to you and f. p. a. president joe biden reinstated the money and raised us contributions to a $160000000.00. making washington the agencies largest single donor. now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women eve

it was actually a bottle quite a the o u n a u p. a to a neo nazi nazi collaborating groups in ukraine during the 2nd world war, who energetically massacred people of bobby are on his boy land. hundreds of thousands of poles, gypsies, russians on dissidence, were massacred by these people. but let's just memory whole the speaking of the memory hole, what are we talking about? canada, canada has decided to memory whole. it's nancy passed. in the aftermath of the 2nd world war, the canadians decided to give uh, let's say, refuge not to your training and refugees, but to people from the ss and collaborators and my customer orders. i know they've decided that they don't really want to talk about as a major uh, sort of the problems with that. i would say oregon is correct. exactly. federal government departments advised against releasing the names of 900 alleged nazi war criminals currently living in canada, hearing that a good fuel russian propaganda and her to crane while hosing a friend to the security of surviving ss veterans. oh, okay

u. n. d p. and a recently released report says the situation has been caused by a perfect storm civil war, climate change, the collapse of the local economy. the severe shortage of fuel fertilizes in seeds . currently, the region is only able to produce about 20 percent of the food that it needs at the center of this crisis, or the hangup ones, the target of a genocide now cool between 2 warring factions, most all me and the rebels who are trying to through the mount, those who are lucky enough for being able to escape across the borders into bangladesh. but millions remain in the perilous existence. it's about to get considerably worse. tony checking out to 0. thank you. so low trump, so as a spoken to move in 70 voltages since his election victory boncey housing, yet spoken to the russian president vladimir fruits and who price tromp as a brave mind for his handling of an installation and sense in july. so make sure you post, cause of the kremlin spokesman says russia is ready to discuss the crane c

so this, we can't forget about an if the us now leaves the purchase agreement and maybe even the u. n. a climate convention. we have a very, very challenging situation globally where we need to take the leadership and make sure that the industry and a research innovation, everything that is now under way to make the transition to a philosophy fee economy. uh that that doesn't uh, stuff now. and this is something that worries me, i lost because it's also connected to, to the economy, to the competitiveness of european businesses. and if the us totally ignores the purchase agreement and it's businesses don't that up to that we will have even more as strange when it comes to trade between the us and the you. because we also have our so called carbon adjustment border adjustments, carbon taxes that will also affect um, our trade, isabella, devon. thank you so much for your time. you need friends? president ballade of mister lensky was quick to post his congratulations on x. right. i appreciate president trump's commitment to the peace through strength approaching global affairs. this is exac

eh, through their bodies such as u. n. a, that i met a come us, that respect must not use individual power able to time down on to happy with a decision or the majority. which 6 to bring on followed the way to present stuff. south africa and russia, one of the countries that are advocating for multiple in the world. you pointed to this earlier on. and given the fact that the west wants to maintain its head, germany, what kind of ideas would you put forward to prevent wisdom conflicts that are taking place around the world? no, there multiple ways is the way out of this way. there is no big brand that wants to impose a so i would have few as one of the people of that and, and at the center of that, would it be tool, you know, the engagement start charging it changes in the un, especially that you and so could take less time and do away with that the federal power, which wouldn't have a one confident that is good capacity to, to does. and, you know, undermine the majority. even if you vote or low few s one against that country

u. n. a. peacekeeping force a unit film. but let's try to get the car. the lebanese army check point at the entrance to side on the attack happened just as a unit to vehicle was passing close by. the struck no damage in the windows. within 2000 people had been killed in lebanon since is rather, and has bought a escalate to the tax in mid september. which is where the strikes have repeatedly hit east and 11 in destroying homes intelligence sites. many people have already flagged the regions of the cotton ball, but with some staying despite the risks, as they know whether or not reports in the middle of the rubble and devastation, there's still life. but this park is no longer a place where children are safe. the ancient city of baltic and eastern 11 on has been repeatedly hit by as rarely strikes. i am, holland springs to the sound of the bombing. i missed my friends. they went somewhere the swift at least half of the city's population left. when these really army issued, forced evacuation orders late last month, but there are those who refused to do so.

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 he was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the the c violation some due process including active my new police. and i've already been the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2010. that's the site they use for the opening 201010. that's the c shelley 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 it was already. there was no case at all. so she close this edition once in 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 aid. and i can assure you that if they have an added dense, they could have made deputy char gm. and the me get

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 there's big swedish, so he was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the, the c violation some due process including active my new police and not very dense. the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2000 fair enough to size these for reopening 201010 that the see shelly open for 6. yes. 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, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and football and the november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of the investigation dugeon was never ever charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dense they could have made deputy charge h

there must tickets to the u. n a and to uphold for the containing of the ex or federal credit because i'm acceptable by the one to it. a good the pockets of this. what would you say needs to reform in international institutions to literally be able to hold call figures to account even given the fact that those instances, for example, with a barrel coupon, that you've accused them of allowing nato in the instance of libya. do you think that coming up with ways to reform these international institutions would still go back and be able to trace these because in the involvement in these issues around the world, do you think that it is possible? it is possible, and that's why we're calling for the transformation of difficult to concept so that it can bite. and you know, it can be that the people who have committed such serious crimes, it doesn't matter when a dad left untouched. i mean then the people killed the, the jews as bill being at us that till today do you find a man? what kind of walk you know, weird che, being t

a tool that attends intuition us. that'd be. so we need to change the structure of the u. n. and that this simple democratic, that they told us a, such as that and some of what am i to, to, to my school. in the case all say that you and you can even say to say it is 2 things. one, but let to we or the my joy to, to be respected because now able to thing as that is being tended. it's a waste of time, as long as this, or that country which has go to federal power doesn't agree. it will revert to a very progressive court decision. you've paid a you and decisions with biting this morning that will way of being in the image. at least they made me progress. super resolution. is that with a towards am in advice you eh, what could have taken a piece for the gold going to that fit less not expanded the network to the police, to a point where we put it in place in since the ability and security and it's over they need to because it will be forced to defend itself. i often hear a lot of people advocating for africa to have a permanent voice within the un security council. you mentioned a

and they are independent countries, members of the u. n. a. the venue watched of this and media visiting most scale by the negation of the city. and then there is an official, this is, it is put state as a crime which is right. countries have the right to have accommodations, but it's a cover that shows military relations and what the seamless and media is, the immunization of both career immunization of russia. and what's happening in moscow today is not illegal under international law. but that's the impression that you get and that with this type of behavior. ready by listen media and listen governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get closer to each other that are some of this is our lives in the visions and we'll be back in about 30 minutes. the the hello and welcome to inland visions. this week we've decided to escape from the big city and come to an island of tranquillity to experience a more traditional way of life. the only solid is if language comes to where that wouldn't look out of place and it's whole t mo

scale invasion of ukraine and the war is still raging on undiminished these ally spaces from the u. n. a european parliament in brussels, where ukraine's president follow them is the landscape will soon be speaking to lawmakers of via video link. the parliament is gathering for a special session to mock $1000.00 days since russia's invasion in union has been a steadfast supporter of a few crime. during the conflict. many members states delivering weapons and supplies the u as acted in close cooperation with the united states. but there are enough is over how the return of donald trump to the white house, to change us policy towards ukraine. you official say they will continue to back teeth regardless of any shift in policy on the truck. and while we wait full, is it n space address that we are now joined by process, corresponded terry shows a terry zelinski is due to address lawmakers and what can we expect from that speech? i think the president, so lensky will a very effectively make the case that a 1000 days of war is a date. nobody would have wanted to mark everyone. uh, you know, on

perhaps ethics that might be the case, it might not be the case, but the bottom line is the u. n. a is saying, there is not enough aid and this i p c report is an independent us back panel, and that's all they do is look at food in security. they're not a political organization, they don't necessarily have a bias. so that's it. so what we get here is and then your reward vents are actually said something that's pretty important. he said he was foreshadowing what he thought these really bastard would say. and he said, listen, why those in israel just send, let, allow international journalists to go in to gaza to see for themselves. of course out 0 journalists are, they are doing very brave and her heroic work for many months now as well as a few other journalist. but he said, why doesn't he's real just let in international journalist to see themselves report themselves. he said there's a reason because international journalist would report such horrors of what's taking place there. so let's and you start to separate totally separate realities there. but i think we admin, so really la

that might be the case, it might not be the case, but the bottom line is the u. n. a is saying, there is not enough aid and this i p c report is an independent us back panel, and that's all they do is look at food in security. they're not a political organization, they don't necessarily have a bias. so that's it. so what we get here is and then your reward vents are actually said something that's pretty important. he said he was foreshadowing what he thought these really bastard would say. and he said, listen, why those in israel just send, let's allow international journalists to go in to gaza to see for themselves. of course out 0 journalists are, they are doing very brave and her heroic work for many months now as well as a few other journalists. but he said, why doesn't, he's real just let in international journalist to see themselves report themselves . he said there's a reason because international journalist would report such horrors of what's taking place there. so let's and you start to separate totally separate realities there. but i think we admin, so reall

the lights, the lights of optimism, of phase of rooms and service, the h u. n. a that work guide us even in the space of setbacks toward the extraordinary promise, the of the united states of america. i thank you all, make god bless you and may god bless the united states of america the day, what we watching here is a come of the highways, the rest of the vice president as she dresses the nation for the 1st time since tons of the victory and this decisive election unofficially conceding to the nation . it's been about 12 hours since the election was cold for head republican viable. a download from came out to not save the floors from i suppose is there at howard university. i see. acknowledge the outcome is not well, they won't say produce, she's full of love and gratitude. she pledge to continue the fight legally as even quietly, visibly emotional actually spoke. she's active family, her team and supportive. and she said, she's proud of the $107.00 days of campaigning. she said, course we must, 6 steps. the result sounds we will engage in a peaceful trunks. the p

discussions are expected to issue a joint statement condemning, as well as decision to comp ties with the u. n. a. the agency for the palestinians on right. and also addressing the re election of donald trump in the us and the impact that might have on trade ties. as we all ready to strengthen the dies, we are ready to properly control you need, invite your sales receipt, the united states. and i see 3 important element for this scroll. you mentioned the distribution 1st one, the by like 2 out of relations, trade in investment. this is the challenge. what the strengths are. we to know me boost, and i'm trying to convince that you know, the children would cost in the us president elect donald trump is expected to name more appointments to his new administration in the coming days, his election campaign chief susie, whiles was a fast key hired to be announced, she will serve as chief of stones. it is the 1st time a woman has held the most senior golfing role in the white house for aging. has summit, menendez, and best of the office of the philippine president signed laws defining the country's c wa

i'm boss to the, to the u. n. a. well, welcome to the program. so thanks very much for your time. on the 1st question i have few rushes defense ministry like for took spot during the program has reported . the ukraine's military has used a task, comes missiles to strike the bronze range and have you had a chance to discuss this at the un. and is there any time to convince an emergency meeting about you know, we didn't, we didn't have a chance to discuss it. so with anybody of the, there are people asking us in the cool are so for what to follow and uh what are, what are assessments of distribution? look, i think we lead the position very clear and there during the last couple of weeks and there are no illusions that such here, such a move from green and from it. so the western sponsors is a deliberate escalation. i think there is absolutely no doubt about it. so there are people in moscow were responsible for accounts. iranians responding to these types of threats and effects and these people are not so deep limits. i think that it's, it's their turn to say their words. i mean, th

u. n . a special rep latour on the occupied palestinian territories. she says you and member states need to intervene in gaza. a deadlock and the security council is at rest. mix of the lack of political will to stop is right. there is nothing that prevents of member state from abiding by international they have in the be joined the no big oh sure not a the n c a state which is coordinating atrocities, dean and the out. they have to stop the or those who are still transferring weapons, the united states, but not just the united states, and also buying for chasing immunity tardy and security services from east ro, my stall. any trade with these drugs must be interrupted now, and then there is also the pro logic sanctions and political sanctions that need to be applied to now med whomever is not taking the steps is either a, is, is, is either responsible or completely in different to the prior to all meaning and so on his fields and again, after one year we kind of continue resides to the month of the d is the stock is on october 7, the to start on octobe

discussions they expected to issue a joint statement condemning, as well as decision to come ties with the u. n. a agency, the palestinians own right. they are also addressing the re election of donald trump in the united states and the impact that could have on trade ties we all ready to strengthen the dice. we are ready to prepare. we contribute, invite your sales receipt, the united states. and i see 3 important element for this stroke initiative distribution. first one, the by left one relations trade in investment. this is the challenge one to strengthen the booth. and i'm trying to convince that, you know, the children were costing that she's of foreign ministers from tech in greece, have been discussing the long standing dispute of a maritime borders. india, g, and mediterranean, sees the disagreements centers around how fall from that co signs that territories go on. who has a running to explore and exploit results is jones iraq list reports from the greek island of samples in the east to g and greece and took you need to resolve how to set maritime borders, india, g, and grease. once the

in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who was very angry about the way that you and officials and you and general assembly have criticized the israel, is released as of a garza and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 outs. i'm extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's ready campaign. on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of my 2 activities and working together for the benefit

the neighbors for ever uh, they are independent countries, members of the u. n. a. the venue watched of this and media visiting mosque out by delegation of north korea. and leaders and officials is that is put straight as a crime, which is that countries have the right to have accommodations, but it's a cover that shows military relations and what to be seamless. and media is the immunization of both korea, immunization of russia. and what's happening in moscow today is not illegal under international law, but that's the impression that you get and it, with this type of behavior, both by this and media and this and governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get closer to each other. this happened to russia even under the ships when they started to put precious russia, russia. so to look at its relations with you, don in a more positive way as so the aim is to demonize discount. it is, but in reality the western governments, especially the united states, is creating a united front against vista and english. and it isn't to say hi, put that i so

its own security problems, one and 3500000 is still peons have been displaced by fighting to the u. n. a refugee agency says it does what it can to keep refugee is safe. there has been also issues of security, especially in a minor region which has made our access to the area quite difficult. we have to shift, i'm looking to reduce to a new capital, and as i said comp, which as a capacity of $12000.00, come and create the cost of $3000.00 refugees. and these come most of the refugees of this comp in been these young boys who most states have come from. so don's blue now providence to low up a lot of mall saw and had children left costume a year ago. now she runs a restaurant in the comp. i lost my, my husband, even my last phone. my 1st of on his name is acadia and to know, i don't know where he's at. that's why i'm here. but there is a lot of jailing, just fighting between the army and the rockies. support forces broke out in april last. yeah. both sides have been accused of committing war crimes, too many here say they want to go home, but then not hold for the epa will. catherine sole

the neighbors for ever uh, they are independent countries. members of the u. n. a. the venue watch the vests and media the visiting moscow by the regulation of the city. and then there is an official is that is put straight as a crime which is that the countries have the right to have accommodations. but it's a cover that shows military relations and what's the seamless and media is the immunization of both korea, immunization of russia. and what's happening in moscow today is not illegal under international law, but that's the impression that you get to end with this type of behavior, both by listen media and listen governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get close as well. but so for this use, as always, is great to have your company here on our team. does it get you can get the latest news updates on our website oxy dot com, the the the the the on the back to the side of the service that we'd like you to worry to, to be the most efficient, your mission condition. he just said, i've seen a single differentiate comparison team to see if th

the neighbors for ever uh, they are independent countries. members of the u. n. a. the venue watch the rest and media visiting moscow by the negation of 2 or 3 in the there's an official is it is put straight as a crime, which is that countries have the right to have accommodations, but it to cover the shows military relations. and what the seamless and media is, the immunization of the country that the migration of russia and what's happening in must go to the is not illegal or under international law. but that's not the impression that you get to end with this type of behavior both by the same media and. ready governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get close at to check. well that, so for this use, as always is great to have your company here on our team. does it get you can get me the latest news updates on our website, up the book on the the, what is part of it that the employee would post good. isn't the deepest you of us and that in the what part is it something deeper, more complex might be present. good. let's stop without collisio

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uh, they are independent countries, members of the u. n. a. the venue watched of us and media visiting moscow by the regulation of the city. and then there is an official, this is, it is put straight as a crime, which is that countries have the right to have accommodations. but it's because they're, they says military relations and what's the seamless and media is the immunization of the immunization of russia. and what's happening in moscow today is not illegal under international law, but that's the impression that you get to end with this type of behavior. both by listen media and listen governments, what they're doing is actually making these countries get closer to sugar. quite some local news i last goal is to sit in international for i'm dedicated to the 100 and 60th anniversary of the buffalo russian grand bunches. elizabeth fear the no. so that's how it was named a power in love also as agent. some old adults sort of just elements. and it focused on the importance of the russian empress, maria, and inside the oval and grand. that just

news this our the palestinian news agency walk funds reporting that is really missiles has struck a u. n. c. building near gauze. a city that was being used as a shelter. 10 people were reportedly killed and several more wounded. causes him off or on health industry says nearly 44000 people have been killed by his really forces since last october. voters and galvan have cast their balance in a referendum to adopt a new constitution. it was set term limits and band presidents from being succeeded by family members. last year, a military coup else of the country's long time, president only bongo father has ruled the country for fort decades before him. chinese presidency, champagne is due to hold his final talks without going us presidential by the talks on the sidelines of the apex summit and peru are aimed at reducing tensions between the 2 powers. before donald trump takes office 5 and is expected to press she to discourage north korea's military involvement with russia. tropical storm. sarah has triggered flooding in honduras and costa rica. several rivers burst. are banks leaving more

the u. n. a chief has one of the bravest crimes being committed. the military has relentlessly targeted residential buildings, refugee camps, and forcibly to space people across the entire street. for the past 40 days is really forces of the siege northern garza and pushed out at least a 100000 palestinians. people have been trapped with no food or medicine being allowed in. meanwhile, these really military has continued is showing bombardment. dennis strikes as part of his systematic targeting of civilians for more than a year now is really strikes have targeted and he is a cost guys of relentless looking at these $26.00 policy and things gone. the latest strike targeted a house in call in the last seat in hon. eunice i so called said so that has come on to repeated attacks. and they say allison himself in k as in the attack earlier . a striking space pupils 10 in the same area. while the us secretary of state and who's making us said that israel should end this war in gaza, speaking in brussels, lincoln said israel has already accomplish the goal

no food will, i'd has entered the area for more than a month, and the u. n. is wanting a salmon that really, it is really military struck a taste on the circle insights on his own, milwaukee with forcibly displaced people with taking refuge. a mazda, a father, and 2 children were killed. they loved one, say they were innocent victims, same a mess. it was a 10 sheltering displaced people and it was hate. my brother was killed along with his wife and young children. this is typical that these radios, it's not the 1st time and it won't be the lives of. my brother wasn't alone. many of the people who've been killed in this way, children tone to pieces civilians shredded, they went on. they had nothing to do with any on government. but they were really caught into fragments of the annual people, like at least 43922 palestinians have been killed. and more than $100000.00 injured since the start of the war. and most of the data named a women and children with you in a agency in kansas is if it's still allowed to provide the only other alternative is to let israel off

so as we mentioned it earlier, a u. n. special committee has listed a number of recommendations for member states to stop israel's violations of international law. the report calls for nationals, including those with rule is really citizenship involved and subtler violence or violations in gaza to be held accountable. it recommends that companies which are consisted in violations of international law face full accountability for their actions. and that's whether through the supply of arms or provision of digital products and services that enables israel's onslaught. it also recommends investors ensure that their investments in israel do not prolong the occupation of palestinian lands and that social media companies, including methods like talk and ex, increase transparency about the government's requests for content removal. without court orders calls for individuals not to be mislabeled as anti semitic for it, disapproving of the killing of civilians on the tax on humanitarian workers. gabriel is on those joining us from

u. s. has once again vetoed a u. n. c spy, a resolution to bring the goals of war to an end. this walks the 5th time since october last year. the washington is blocked a piece proposal in the security council chain. but from all on this side, that's across to all teens, middle east bureau chief with the notion of um, really were, can you just took us through these latest developments from the security council meeting? it seems that piece is awesome. do says, as it's been yes, even before wednesdays votes the us made its position very clear. it would veto a un security council resolution on the truce. and guys, unless it's cold for an immediate cease fire and the unconditional release of all hostages. interestingly, the slightest resolution data include a direct quote for both with washington still used it's vito power and the resolution was not adopted. the us and boy justified the move saying the text didn't align with specific wording, but he was had requested without the clarifying exactly what changes they really wanted defending the veto, the us representative claims. th

70 percent of people who's been killed in the conflict in gaza were women and children in a new report. the u. n. agency also accuses israel of what it calls a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law. as it seeks to eliminate the militant group home us, israel's army says hamas which carried out last year is terror attacks, deliberately hides among civilians and uses them as human shields. united nations work is film. the scale of devastation is a navigate their way through knowles and gaza in tie and neighborhoods and leveled many buildings. bailey standing. the un has been working to verify the casualties of israel's 13 months school with him, us militants. it says the majority of women and children of those facilities, we have so far from close to 70 person to be children in indicating a systematic violation of the fundamental principles of international. dramatic eating law is riley attacks, continue to claim civilian lives almost daily from us. run helpful. thirty's put the death toll at northern 43000. the see you in has verified $8119.00 victim

before i can who up to my village and you'll see, but t a, now we get it re, n u a go every that visit. i used to feel safe because that a lot of community center here. that's right. but really, really most of the places and let's see, bring back the girls. remember that rallying cry, calling for the safe return of 276 school girls who had been kidnapped by vocal. how.

gradual the mid tries ation of $711.00 on those with a period of 60 days a cx. 5 will be monitored by the lebanese army and u. n. troops, mission cups look out this way, but mostly the people of israel. i will present a ceasefire deal to the cabinet and the continuity of deceased by a deal will depend on the situation and loving on. but we will continue to work completely and freely, especially if his beloved tries to attack us. it tries to re um, to be something that they try to attack all territory if they try to build a tunnel or if they try to launch missiles, we will respond. and when it's cold, i heard that they say that if we sign or reach a ceasefire deal, we will not be able to return. that's exactly what they said when we reached the trees and gauze in order to release some of our captives. they said we will never go back to fighting. who we did. we went back in to fight again, and we will do the same here. they say it has galani is one or 2 years in order to re um, an attack us again. so it has beloved by likes the deal and tries to launch missiles or attack us in future, we will respond to any attac