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a mazda is partner in terror. this is the question dogging the u. n. r w way. and donor countries seem to have answered it for themselves by holding back funds. that puts more than a 1000000 people at severe risk. for decades, the agency has been a primary source of food and medicine for dolphins. d, u n. r w a was founded in 1949 to help palestinians who fled or were expelled from their homes when israel was founded. it originally had a 3 year mandate, but that's been renewed ever since, as there's been no political solution to the conflict. the agencies operations have been especially vital for guidance since israel's 2007 blockade for the territory. it also serves palestinian refugees in the occupied westbank, syria, lebanon, and jordan. but many of these we'll take a different view. this is jerusalem's deputy mayor, call and get out. get out at a small, far right protest. people at this demonstration want the agency to leave the region entirely. israel has claimed the 12 u. n. r w. a workers cooperated in the october 7th terror attacks. and many agency worke

so you've just been listening to the u. n. a. beg your pardon, the us ambassador to the united nations. now, a number of speakers have already taken the floor and are also expected more than 20 speakers. this as we come up on the 2 year mark after the beginning of the ukraine war, the secretary general of the un spoke. so united states is just spoken and were expecting of russia and a short while. gabriel elizondo is of the un headquarters in new york. okay, but i wonder what you made of that speech. we just heard one quote for you. only one party is the aggressor in this war and only one party can end the u. n. and basset or lindsey thomas greenfield, was obviously referring to russia here. yeah, that's an interesting point. um, but she said that before in the last 2 years, so a lot of what we've heard from linda thomas greenfield, the us and bastard of u. n. was what we have been hearing for the past 2 years. that's not to diminish what she said. of course, it's just to point out that here we are 2 years later and clearly the

a still, broadly that has a clearly risk to the obligation of the u. n. a whole states not to recognize the situation resulting from the uno full occupation to palestinian territory. not so it provides a door assistance to make the distinction between occupied palestinian territory and is ready to entry and to comply with and enforce international inc. this implies that the responsibility of israel should be implemented and that the resolutions of the security council should be a probably by practical means. excuse me. mister preston, the principal sets out no school for c. one. describe some of the essential and indispensable consequences of any serious violation of the obligation of the peremptory the arms of international such knows all rare it is true, but israel has seriously and systematically grieves most of them and continue so to to. so israel must assume the consequences and it's up to the course to remind israel of the dentist, especially if i the contents there of in the lights of the facts of the case once again, because i don't have to tell. i

the u. n. a chief warrens, the operation could lead to a slaw for we have an exclusive report from our correspondence in the end place. and is this where the head of her mosque is head is hiding out. israel's military, so is discovered footage of the city was underground compound and the tunnels beneath causes connie and the poles of clothes.

wild youth festival, but had a few of them for us to engage in clear the press conference up the u. n. a mich concerns as a potential ramifications for attending. and that's because 3 american citizens have been charged with espionage, but taking part in a different international bank, but also in russia, back in 2014 on teams kind of open, who had c u. s. teams to be here for him, raised the issue at the un a jesse novel penny has, and no molly, i should tell. i have been indicted by the us department of justice. biden administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider calls. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict peopl

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. he leaves there's big sweeties. 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. decide days for reopening 2010 kids started the c shelly open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017. the prosecutor maybe young me, close the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested in april 2019, a new swedish prosecutor to reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she close this additional one and football and the 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 had an added dental, they could have made deputy char gm. and

but i'm the, the u. n. a leadership themselves actually said earlier this week that they would not be part of a because really moves to evacuate rafa, which was which was partly coming in the context of feeds. writing can then that that might be on the card in other areas that been read needs the reform where it's under performing. you both know the institution. well, mean on the other side, those that will be critical to ventura, but are there other areas where the institution is performing poorly? they would also, in gender doubt among its donors. is the problem, isn't it just really, really reflection of the underline failure of the international community more than 75 years now, to grab the palestinian refugees, that right of return and to recognize that right to national self determination. so when there is this focus on in, right, and is that, can it disregard that for the framework for them, which is operating en, route, has now for a very long time, the operating with serious deficit it is significant

that's according to the u. n. a pictures here are essentially shouting, got shot, had gaza, the u. n. agency, but palestine refugees reported an average of 98 a trucks reached a gauze every day in february. way below is target of $500.00 deliveries were impeded by so called security constraints and which is a board across its the idea of ground dynamic strides, where a cool component contributing to the crisis. and we took this to the streets and spoke to the low risk my life, and i still don't succeed in obtaining aid. i return mc handed. some people managed to receive a well others of a stain to get to an end up with nothing. unfortunately, many women including myself, do not have the chance to access aid. no, there was nothing left that we've had. we even consume chicken food and i wish we could. 6 find it again, animal and donkeys, you'd be game or substance and i hope we can find it to yesterday. my mother and wife prefers put over the floor. i swear we didn't know if we would have no food or drink falls so. so our children, we are trapped in the noah and there is no age reachi

u. n. a said that countries supplying the israel could be complicit in violations of international law. for almost 5 months is rarely troops of buckled palestinian militants across the gaza strip. the war has taken a heavy toe on civilians in the territory, leading to international accusations. this israel's not doing enough to prevent civilian harm until high profile calls for arms exports to israel to stop. how many times have you hurt the must plumbing to lead us on for a minute to a 100? we'll say too many people are being killed by them. by the head. this is too much on the top is not proportional. well, if you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms. israel is one of the world's eating arms producers, but it's also dependent on imports from abroad, especially from the u. s. and germany. according to the style comb, international piece, research institute, 67 percent of as well as the imports of major weapons came from the us from 2013 to 2020 to

the u. n. a says 400000 people are facing salvation by imminently. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide. right. i remember they're not just in gossip michigan, just let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there for you. let me just that case is before the world court. so i'm it, you know, there has not been a, a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of underbrush. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person in the slightly, or even the 12 people who would be to use that is 12 or 13 before that keeps changing that apple and then not actually the investigation just don't even move up and running dismissed young people before the investigation was over. so, you know, if this, if this was to be

address the united nations, including russia and ukraine. gabriel, that is on the reports now from the u. n. a new york. with this country facing a shortage of ammunition and losses on the battlefield. ukraine's foreign minister came to new york with a message. those who say that ukraine just needs to negotiate with russia and, and the war either you informed or never followed. what happened between 20142022. during that 8 years ukraine and russia held approximately 200 rounds of peace negotiations in various forms. and made 20 ceasefire agreements all of these piece efforts. and it's 2 years ago at the united nations on friday it was all about ukraine and its allies pushing the conflict back to the top of the global agenda. and again, calling out rush us to put in with each out some kind of with the rest of the world would suffer to what stocks in ukraine would not end boots and could easily apply his distortions of history elsewhere, such as molto, the baltic states and others will be in bold into tons of fighting when it suits no country with a large, aggressive neighbour would be safe, rus

u. n. r w a future. pretty much on certain local journalists must mold somebody, visited a school set out by the body. default this report, you know, how do you, my dad is. i know this was cool, billed by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really things we can see. the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the ceiling and families have returned and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had a cold for

the u. n. a chief warrens. the operation could lead to a slaw for we have an exclusive report from our correspondence in the end place. and is this where the head of her mosque is head is hiding out. israel's military says, is discovered footage of the city was underground compound in the tunnels beneath causes. connie, it's the polls closed and the engine ages elections more than 200000000 people were eligible to cast their votes for elected officials and the new president, 3 candidates are buying for the tough job. the hello, i'm terry morrison. welcome to the program. international calls are growing for israel to delay. it's planned to sold on rough up a top united nations official has said the attack could lead to a slaughter with people in russell, already suffering greatly from israel's military operation. israel says the push is part of a plan to eliminate him. us a group considered a terrorist organization by multiple nations. within a 1000000 people have taken shelter in the southern gauze and city on t

and now the u. n. a. the, you all that has now for me last unable mission to protect red c shipping. well that's cross live now to international affairs research and i'm list uh let me see is did and talk about this. thanks very much for joining us. first of all, can you just give us a brief assessment of what you think of the latest strikes by the who sees? thank you for having me today. actually the keep going us talking about the events today in the middle east in general, and in the ways that we see today is that the american has lost a connection was reality. the world actually has no solution to the, to what's happening in the mid denise or in any other parts of the world, except using the same strategy. use it to us in quantity doors to us and manage that thing that the me so those of war has changed. now. listeners was the meaningful surveillance was the meaning of the, of the technology. the technique of defense on the other side has changed. why? american strategy in attacking and over when mean

the people have become a platform for american election campaigns to serial representative at the u. n. a to the washington. the political play is a included for the long of a nation's and the people also, right? we do not have at this time uh any confirmation of any civilian casualties that the targets we hit were absolutely a valid tardy.

of the people have become a platform for american election campaigns to serial representative the u. n. a to the washington of political play is a included for the loss of a nation's i'm the people also, right. we do not have at this time uh any confirmation of any civilian casualties that the targets we hit were absolutely valid. targets wasn't claims that as a tax on assume, it did not result in civilian. we've kind of the, the claimant, conflicts with the reality of families who weren't allowed salon is have been slight it's so hard to describe. i was near them when it happened. i saw it with my own eyes, how my family members died. i wish i could forget it all the rest of the slit onto this thing so. so they all, for a 2nd day in a row, i was looking for you to the political crisis on for the president of spartans, electric, the life of moscow. this is, i'll see you monday as well until the 30 minutes of news. i'm views saw it now. i rushed as requests, the un security council has going to be in the meeting on the topic of us slides in syria and iraq, because the russian envelope has

no matter who is in the white house, watches invested and see the u. n. a slash down south west for covering now for cabs atrocities in don't bass. the says ukraine's regular shelling of civilians shows how brook told the regina really is at the.

u. n a key if has more you this is former president shape also now to tell him his ministers. she will not be re elected unless something is done before voters make their choice of them. we know that if we react until after the election, there will be big tiles. in brazil, it will turn into a big, reliable, fat, a wildfire. the cabinet meeting took place in july 2020 to 3 months before brazil's presidential elections. but the video has just been released by the supreme court as evidence of the legit plot to overturn the 2022 electro results.

while non u. n. a is currently being rerouted to egypt and enters via the rafa crossing steps 3, the supplies, the offloaded on the console side of the boat to collected by humanitarian agencies sorted and then distributed across the strip. the all huddled at each stage at the board is, is really protest this have been trying to delay deliveries despite the government designating the crossings as a military zone. with security inspections are conducted by co get the coordination of government activities in the territories. a unit of the is rarely defense department. it decides what is allowed into gaza and what spend the same unit is responsible for overseeing is really policies in the occupied westbank. the international aid agencies have to be increasingly one to 5 minute gaza accusing israel of blocking the entry of food and much needed supplies. but the head of co got unit has refuted the accusations saying this, the problem lies with the international organization processing and receiving the aid.

u. n. a key if has more you this is former president shape also now to tell him his ministers. she will not be re elected unless something is done before voters make their choice of them. we know that if we react until after the election, there will be big chaos. in brazil, it will turn into a big, reliable, fed, a wildfire. the cabinet meeting took place in july 2020 to 3 months before brazil's presidential elections. but the video has just been released by the supreme court as evidence of the legit plot to overturn the 2022 electro results in a note present lula. the silvas. narrow victory. everyone hey, has something to lose. we kinda let the elections take place and watch what we expect to happen happen. we have to do something before. well, sonata was being investigated for discrediting the electrical system without offering proof and allegedly instigating into pricing against last year. the former president denies any wrong doing. and his son, congressman eduardo both. so natural accuses the government of political persecution when they cannot compete against a policy tow

but anyway, states have already cut the funding to the u. n. a. the simple and kind of the, some of the software involved in the 7th along. so how much of the track, how, what are some $800.00 civil service from the us. and you have now published and that's a product as they say, lessons of a little for is about so glaze violation of international in the meantime is of the items he wore onto this code. think have confronted a us congressman who pro seaborne and said with the is really meant a this comes off of the a moment, could say that the dead children in palestine and not in a sense in the picture. these are not innocent palestinians of the half a 1000000 people started to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the voting amount of science life is in gaza. is the focus of the next step is gonna be around the dean of harvard kennedy school and gomez, is that american support all of or for israel is damaging. want you to circle the saw 5 i you can watch the entire show on our

collapse and services. ultimately, if the idea took and long lessons theories caught funding for the u. n. a to z some 800 civil. so as fully us and europe have published and that's a whole process, they say west of support of israel amount. so a grave violation of international law and opinion may claim was ignored by the governments. we spoke with physical alice, i'm still make a show on stone. it says that civil servants concerns will clearly ignored. it is clear that there concerns of bidding, nor we've seen that, especially in the when it comes to the us. i don't know exactly every, every country in europe in terms of their support. but we know the us support for israel has been unabated when it comes to military support and, and financial support as well as you can say, you know, presidential support right, of vocal support for israel's war against a homeless and gaza. and so there are other bureaucrats that are inside of the machine, the instrument of government that's are opposed to this policy. and they are basically saying what we saw in the past when we didn't speak up. for exampl

there is reform that needs to be made to be reflective of that on the u. n. a. c. all right out to you. so charlotte, they're going to be thank you. we start breaking news just in here. i see international as we understand russian political activist, alexi, novelle in the died in prison. the federal penitentiary service said he became ill after a war and then lost consciousness. he was 47 years old at the end of the day. this is very bad news for moscow because it's something like this of the western press and the western political establishment will pounce on those think that teeth into this and use it to push the n c. russia narrative. we've got more details coming up with this breaking news here on our to international. do bear with us if you can. the mean time here on the program, thousands of global use leaders are set to descend on the russian black sea result of soft chee next month. the gathering for the 2024 world use festival. but it had to be of, in the us delegation called a press conference at the you, when the big concerns over potential ramifications

goes an outage and a u. n. p comes as a humanitarian catastrophe in dogs, us wild, further out of control with thousands of civilians playing the besieged snow of on south seas. this place people sold for the food in our rimless school. in western gauze. are they full, they are forced to move the alpha segment visible in the no, the adf, inside, who the address demolishing the one of the school and ordering the women the at the head south. the thing women say they have no idea what happened to the men they left behind. while the access routes into the account are extremely dangerous. yeah, and the people were lying dead in the street and dogs were eating their flesh. i saw a dead man thrown on the road and also a dead woman with many bodies or just lying in the street. but all she didn't know and they told us to go to dam, alabama. oh, we don't know if it's a safe place, but we were told to go. that means the road was very difficult, and children were drowning in mud which reached up to the next. many people die

u. n. resolutions. the difference is a lot smaller than you might expect both call for a humana, terry, and cease fire and the release of all hostages. but it boils down to the timeline for when this should happen. the algerian proposal says that it should be immediate, whereas the us alternative says that it should have an only after negotiation. so the word they use is as soon as practicable. that's because the us is worried that a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire could sabotage the ongoing talks between israel and tomas to negotiate some kind of hostage release and exchange for communitarian pause and fighting um that has stalled recently as israel essentially pulled out of the talk saying that a mazda is demands were delusional, but the us is still pushing for those. what's interesting to note here is that this is the 1st resolution that may be proposed by the us that uses the word states fire . so you can see that the criticism is real from the biting and restriction is increasing. they also, in this pro

u. n. was involved at all in this a distribution. and he was adamant that the u. n. was not a palestinian boy has been rescued from under the rubble of his home. after surviving there for 9 days. all the human for relatives were buried when in his really missile hit their building and gossip, palestinian civil defense say 30 people were killed in the attack park. the boy severely dehydrated and mel no worries. and had to be taken to hospital on a donkey cart because there isn't enough fuel for ambulances. is real, says the 2 is really settlers and one palestinian have been killed in a shooting at a petrol station in the occupied west bank. the incident took place at the entrance of the legal settlements north of them. a lot is really media says, says the army has blocked off roads in the area as they search for possible additional shooters. it is rarely settler protesters have gathered at the air as crossing which separates israel from northern gaza. demonstrators tried to set up what they called a symbolic settlement. on the israeli side, they demanded the restoratio

u. n. g, a asked will code to assess the legal implications of israel is all because occupation. and in this last 56 days of hearings we've been hearing all given dr. arguments after arguing for most countries saying why the occupation she'll be declared the lead of over 5 days as well as occupation of the palestinian territories. a spaced unprecedented scrutiny before the judges of the world's highest court is where it is acting and has been allowed to act in complete disregard of international law that cannot continue. it is clear that is what else do you need? an occupation is also being administered in breach of the prohibition of the time pop up. logic is royal, has been consistently obstructing a negotiated 2 state solution for how much longer do the palestinian people need to wait before they're able to exercise their legitimate rights under international lawyers. and i'm positive from every corner of the world argue the israel is deliberately preventing palestinian self determination by building sacraments. and this is really the language of the colonized ation. the langu

if we get, if there was a results from this court that is in favor of the palestinian case in for in favor of the u. n. g, a. that has brought this action where it is late that we've, israel's defense of these are disputes headlines. what to be clear, and this is actually an important point point you raise. this court is not judging what the occupied there there is not off you'll find or dispute that they are occupied. here. we're not hearing a debate on whether they are disputed or occupied. there's, i can make the claimant's once and it does. it makes outrages claims the huge lies non stop for 50 plus years. because at the united nations security council, on a number of occasions the nature of is are as presence of the occupied. that is how was deemed as occupation. there is no dispute over the fact that is the occupies, the westbank does not need to deal with them except in the minds of the system is right, is that my point is radius of certain is ready. so is there a mix claims? but those claims are not in line with the international premier agent with international as transpired at the not techni

a described by the u. n. as a business of more civilian casualties. same inevitable. oh absolutely, and it will be probably the most difficult operation or phase of say, operation for the idea because they have to have good intelligence in order not to target civilians or at least to minimize civilian casualties. given that there are 5 times more civilians and the city used to have. um, on the other hand you have those civilians track there. the egypt has said that it will not accept any refugees from gaza. israel is saying that these people should leave somewhere safe error is a question. and so for the idea of that, it will be a huge challenge because it will be important to destroy a home off and rough uh, at the same time, to keep the civilian casualties at a minimum, meaning a very slow and painful progress. yeah, i wanted to ask you about that. what sort of tactics do you anticipate israel using in rafa as i think they will try to targets of tunnels which are connecting egypt and gaza in order to cut off all the supply routes for home us. and obviously you will

gaza strip would be disastrous. disasters for those civilians 1st and foremost, disasters for the u. n. a because our humanitarian, the heart of our humanitarian operation and gaza is in rafa. and of course also potentially destabilizing of, for the region as a whole. is what it says. it's got a plan for evacuation to get the civilians outright. what one does, what that would even look like, given that there were no safe areas in garza and haven't been since to solve, as well as warn us. well that that may be the case that they have a planned. i spoke to my colleagues earlier today. they had not been in contact with these really, authorities on this, on this plan. but as you say, no place right now in the, in gaza is safe. there is even if there is a places where they may not be come back there. lot of unexploded ordnance is. there are destroyed homes and no homes to go back to. and it is, you know, we to pretty bluntly, we will not be party to any force displacement of civilians. you say that the hoss view in 8 operation is in rafa. a february 8. deliveries would down 50 percent from jan

u. n r w a being massively defended in the u. n. r w way, the major back phone a few minutes. rein 8 for the whole region. employees, 30000 people in the region and serves 3000000 palestinian refugees across the whole area. and that has been essentially be funded in the past few weeks because of allegations which had been unsubstantiated of collusion with some us. so at this point, you've got a situation where there was nutritional screening and north does it a few weeks ago that found that 90 percent of how of people in north guys up or in a few levels of food in security. the integrated, the integrated food security based classification cost by that $5.00, which is the worst phase 5 out of 5, which is catastrophic levels of hunger. and at this point, you have over 90 percent of the children of, of the gods are beginning trickling north, gaza, experiencing a confluence of acute hunger, which means stunting. and stunting is where there is irreparable cognitive and physical damage because of acute malnourishment at young age. along wi

u. k. a strikes on u. m. and after that, that have complicated matters, according to group the u. n. a special representative there. but also he said, the fact that the united states declared that who these a terrorist organization is not helping matters either in terms of trying to keep the political process in place. and you him and he said that he's really focused on 3 things right now. and that's trying to, to secure more progress towards a cease fire resumed the political process after it's been stalled. and then the escalating regional tensions trying to keep you admin moving forward. but it's clearly a very high hill to climb, given the current geo political situation. right, and they discussed the humanitarian situation in yemen. we know it's been pretty died, no doubt, this situation is going to not going to help them. so yeah, we did hear from you and representative that uh, a brief the security council and she gave some very start numbers. 18000000. yeah, minis, half the population will need humanitarian assistance this year alone. and 7 teen 1000000 are severely food insec

u. n. to a process that's also leads to the reality of the state, then i will be very happy on the day i hope it will be under might under assignments that we can actually see both of these happening because the solution to the sense still, the quintessential problem of them at least a step, we need a listing of states to live peacefully side by side, by as well on the, on the pulse that they've send the g is that, that full credit for the region itself. regional piece normalization of relations with all the relative states is incredibly important most only for people in them, at least for the, for the entire world. so we'll keep working on it until where there has been bar id for an administer of norway. thank you very much. for speaking down the ceiling, the sports like wrestling and boxing hit traditionally being of limits to women, one on one a makes the female athletes flash into that place. and the ring on out to xerox to say operating current, say if the religion was the fear that you mig

throughout each day and go about their lives. mcbride, i'll just say to try to keep you create a u. n. a meeting on the ongoing crisis and i've done a scan is underway in tar, but taliban leaders are not attending you and member states and special envoys on i'm going to sign or holding 2 days of discussions and del home on the agenda or engagement with the taliban government and humanitarian aids. the united nations has drawn up a plan to help the people off of got us on it asked owners for a $3200000000.00 to implement. it's planned to provide basic needs like food and sanitation. but you, on official say they've only received less than a 3rd of that. they've identified 29200000 people who are in need of humanitarian assistance. but say they've only been able to reach 20800000 beside been job aid isn't capital with more but according to the bottom, they not attending because they are not being seen as the sort of representatives of abundance on not is point or to the fact that they're not recognized as the legitimate government on his son and 2 and a half years. this is another meeting