colleague peters scouts discuss the issue with a problem of guess we still processing brussels london powers watson part. do you think these protests having in the u. n. a. do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that in front of the credit, and my goal is shifting from that position way was offering this sort of support to prime minister video mean then yeah, and then, and then mean the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the go to the situation and god is so disgusting that we're seeing the media broadcast surveys every day that people just can't help but seminars of what's going on. and god is detestable. it is certainly more crimes. and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide because one of the things that i for an international lawyer talking about people that are familiar with international law. so there needs to be the intent to establish the case against incorrect has or do is because it's on buses from israel on presence or do on severely condemned again. israel's actions that summits in react over the weekend. do you think we're going to see more more countri

now, with a ton of this, this is still protests in brussels london power as well. it's in fact, do you think these protests having in the u. n. a, do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that the front of the goal is shifting from a position where it was offering the sort of support to prime minister. and then you mean, then yeah, and then to them in the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the good, the situation. and god is so disgusting or seeing the media broadcast surveys every day that people just can't help. simmons eyes of what's going on and god is detestable. it is certainly worth crimes. and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide because one of the things that i for an international lawyer is talking about people that are familiar with international law. so there needs to be the intent to establish the case against encrypt his orders because he's on bus of death from israel on presence or do on severely condemned again, israel's actions that summits and react over the weekend. do you think we're going to see more more countries from

a problem we saw process in brussels, london, paris. what thing part, do you think these protests having in the u. n. a, do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that the front of the goal is shifting from the position way was offering this sort of support to prime minister and then you mean that then yeah. and then then mean the, and not preaching the ceasefire and the bombing of disobedience and the situation. and god is so discussing what we're seeing, the media broadcast sort bass every day that people just can't help. simmons eyes on what's going on and dominate is detestable. it is certainly more crimes and more than that, it is a clear case of genocide because one of the things that i've heard international lawyers talking about people that might have international law. so there needs to be an intent to a case of genocide. incorrect has or do is because is on bus default is well on presidents are due on severely condemned. again, israels auctions uh does some its in react over the weekend. do you think we are going to see more more countries from the

now, with a ton of this day, we saw protests in brussels, london, paris. what seemed part, do you think these protests having in the u. n. a, do you think we're seeing people increasingly at all with the governments? we've seen that the front of the credit and my goal is shifting from this.

u. n. a. do you think we've seen people increasingly at all with the governments? thank you for having me. above all, we've seen such a positive result in the bedroom. we've seen that in front of the president, michael is shifting from a position where he was offering this sort of support to prime minister video mean, then yeah. and then condemning the and not preaching the sci fi and the bombing of the civilians and the hospital. that is something that he was forced to do. so because of the public pressure that for the 1st time in europe, not in the u. k. and not a germany, unfortunately, is having some insight on this and forcing them to change their mind. however, the problem lies in the lack of victory or treatment on the ground by these really occupation forces in god. and this is why they have to receive the support that they are receiving. these really, um uh, i mean, yeah, because they all waiting for them to send you out to finish it. nice. and the local guys that, that is more than a 3.8 miles wide and 8 miles long. and the, the invisible is really all me

busy busy mega is big aurora, s a s s, they do way do know u n u k n and the resumes a remedy is i hope they didn't to, didn't. busy the, the. busy that as of you know, any and what does, but if they want to do it, they will. busy to the risk that it, you know, i don't want to attack the, the, somebody with this is, i mean, this is a, i mean, this very concerning what you, what you say is mr. chatham. nicole just gave me that you're suggesting perhaps that these could be moves like on the geo political chess board of the world that you think that could be a why the war in preparation, in that part of the well, the retainer to hold that it is not a reparation of why the war because why the water would be i've got a stroke for, for at least for the white word that me say you're of the year. i'll show you what i've been and america left it. i repeat it is, it is going closer and closer to a red line for the big war. for now, it is very, very, can so any but considering your experience, i mean, you were the prime minister of slip out here throughout the 199 c's. can you in a nut shell, comp

u. n. a. see to do that. so what are your conversations with your american count? the parts of the moment as we move from one day to the other. uh there is progress again and again, we need to go to thank you a guitar with the same group, 2 thing the united states as well. the thing that i see i see for what's happening, know the stages of being released to the emoticon that you may need to get access is improving a uh, in the gaza strip, which is good. but it's not enough. we need 2 things. we need a full fledged you might need to. yeah. and the excess we need to complete the projects in of city dance and we need to move to a uh citizen month. and these crises, ones, if i uh, is under control, we need to stop find any real serious conversation on the ability to configure your, in this a, a for the stein on these right. and you switch, and when you say you said several times, we need full fledged humanitarian access to the gaza strip. what right now is preventing that specifically. what do you want? i asked because the secretary general said there should be more th

u. n. a. see to do that. so what are your conversations with your american counterparts at the moment to remove from one day to the other uh the res progress again and i again, we need to go to thank you a guitar with the st. jeep 2 thing, the united states as well. the thing that i see i see for what's happening now. the stages are being released of the emoticon that you may need to get access is improving a uh, in the gaza strip, which is good. but it's not enough, we need 2 things. we need a full fledged, you might need the excess, we need to complete the projects in of city dance. and we need to move to a certain amount. and these crises ones, if i uh, is under control, we need to stop a fine, any real serious conversation on the, put it to good feature in this a, a fun, his stein on these right in this region. when you say you said several times, we need full fledged humanitarian access to the gaza strip. what right now is preventing that specifically. what do you want? i asked because the secretary gene

government also uh providing them uh foot uh as an aide for directly just they just arrived and do you and hcr and r u. n. a international or an organization for migration. both of these organizations have been a facilitating the refugees for their arrival. can you talk to us a bit about the condition that these refugees arrived and given that they were on rickety boats that what i see for many days yeah, they came here in a week and in dire nutrition. in fact, there are 4 people were sick and got immediate medical assistance or from the locals. and also i just talked to one of the refugees, a woman that, that guess arrive on the 1st boat. she came here with 3 of her children and she just bring like very limited food on uh for their um, for their food on the, on the sea. and they have, they have to survive with the very limited food and also drink. and they were on the sea for like 14 days. um, so when i asked her like for example, do you know that, um you can actually like, wait for that knows for how long or like for a year until you can go to malaysia. she just said like when, wherever it is at least she

is a very narrow area which, you know, put more people under pressure already. uh, do you mind determined situation also in the south? according to the u. n. s. a very difficult with, you know, the basic needs and necessities are not there and we are also hearing at the moment that there is a major communication failure. again, we've seen this in the past uh, the communication operator paul told has said that the communication network is stone. also the internet, and most of the phone lines it appears. and they're saying this is due to a lack of power to generate as due to a like a few of them. meanwhile they uh, is there any troops uh us still uh uh, re l schafer. hospital watch. so i to say, well, we understand that, no, i from an idea officially, he said that a special, a forces are still operating inside the i'll shift the hospital, one of the largest hospitals in garza, its uh, in in garza city. and has been the center of attention uh for israel because they are claiming that underneath the hospital this invest title of the system and to come on center by law. so troops went inside the issue for hospital or in the early hours of wedn

do a ping that sends across? well, i think it sends the message that the united states is not particularly focused on what the u. n. is doing. it's looking at what it, what it's doing itself. this has been kind of a tradition in the us where these international agreements have not been as important in the american context as they have been internationally. but i think if you look at the numbers in the us admissions are coming down, there are these huge subsidy programs now that are going to drive the green transition. but um, i guess the determination was that uh, you know, the more important things for him to focus on at home then going to define at least you save the, the air fuel that a and the see the common footprint footprints by not going nothing can i guess maybe find about that i, i think what is interesting about the us example in the i r a is how, how the us managed to internally frame the trans energy transition. really as sort of as big projects where there's a creation of, of work. but of work and you know, it's a, it's a good thing for and for the industries in those areas to really invest money the

u. n. again, you know very well how this all works, but do you sense a, a growing sense of discord in the global community? if you think we will see more ties being count, i think what we are witnessing right now is that the died of global opinion has moved decisively against is right. and in sort of data with the better students. i think they're several indicators of this one. so here we know that the majority of countries, in fact, for most of the tubs, voted for the seas, fight in the u engine and assembly. so you can see that in the us and these right who oppose the resolution. you know, they were defeated. second uh, as you mentioned more and more countries are separate, that ties with it's valued or recording that investors treat. i think another indicator is that the pro palestinian protest across the world just growing and intensity. and then there is a momentum to that which is really quite unprecedented. and the fault indicator i would say, offered this change in the tide of the global opinion, is that we have seen very strong statements from the 18 heads of the u. n. agencies and, and

there isn't anything about adapting at a top down level except for some directives to, u know, do some things to mitigate foding. in manhattan there really is not a n of that. so i'm sure it happened on a case by case basis and for example, 1630 talking about mohawk valley, iroquois would not would often want to leave their villages in the wintertime and the quote would be like, because sometimes the snow is the of a man. so mean there was conversation but it's just not written down very thoroughly but i have seen from records from new england and also the delaware area where commentsre made like massachusetts froze over delawa river froze over and the delawa froze one night to the thickness at could support, you know, aerson walking across. and in both of those cases, there is anecdotes abou how the indigenous peoplhad never seen that happen before in their lifetimes. so there was definitely conversation not recorded and other thing i would mention is from canada but this is later in the 1600s past dutchontrol and the fren were being aggressive and had you know indigenous allies on both sides and there was a lot of little separate records. but pro

a trucks were allowed into garza since october the 21st. the u. n says only motive, 1400 trucks can eat and fuel have and do the strip. a trickle compared to the number of trucks before the war. under the temp received far $300.00 through monitoring a trucks per day kind supplies and fuel will be allowed into casa through the, for the boston fighting. but it's not clear if they will reach the north for healthcare services, have completely collapsed. of the under the deal is really not allowed. the hundreds of thousands of palestinians will select a southern garza to attend to their homes in the north looking. but for some mistake when it comes to the inability to move freely across, all of these are old motors in the front of the city. i wish to go back home during the ceasefire, but it seems that something happened. racing fears of permanent displacement to the absence bianca hope the 0 is ready. soldiers have killed a young man during a raid and the occupied westbank the mean friends down there for his funeral, new novelist, he was killed when soldiers to own the palazzo refugee camp. told stress it has the latest fr

u. n. a workers killed a conflict. so the impact is massive, extremely dangerous to do the work. and at the same time, to stop them instead of golf to the their own families. this mazda is, um, wing says it is responsible for a rocket attack and telephone stats. if i did as wells on done the sound defense system homes, i salute has more on this from occupied to east jerusalem. how much does that cost sandburg is claiming responsibility for the rank and barrage fired on tel aviv and its suburbs. we've been seeing near daily rocket garages going towards the center of the country going to places more north as this war continues. the iron don't missile defense system has usually around the 95 to 96 percent accuracy rate. but in this war, it has been a little bit lower due to the sheer numbers of rockets that have been coming out of the gaza strip. now in one of those suburbs up toby, we did see an iron don't missile malfunctioning and actually falling into the street, hitting a lot of things around it. but these really authorities are saying that there were no injuries, and there was

u of them and it's a rainy and has tripled compared to last year. and the u. n's migration authority says more my friends lost their lives doing the crossing. then at any point in the last 6 years, many of the migraines depart from to museum in hopes of reaching italy in july. you enter this yet issue a moment, right. memorandum of understanding promising more aid if to this correct down on people smugglers and reduce the number of migrants making the crossing box activists. and some of you diplomats have criticized the plan. and one of the use talk migration officials told dw, the you needs to re think how it has been addressing this crisis. what do we do? do we drive every african ruler for the sake of helping migrants to attempt sitting food on europe in the 1st place? do we fly them to one? does i have heard more than one sheet of the council of ministers of guessing home affairs? no, that is not the right house or the right answers to be a project. which means you can check the binding was old buildings in a teen. while, while a, you need, as an officials are grappling with how to manage the flow of migrants landing on your choice. peo

u. n is saying they're doing that? you tell me mentally, scholars call it a mile pic calculus one in which quote, israel is always the victim. but how did we get there? how do we get to this place? how does israel become so powerful in palestinian so weak? and how did the relationship become so dis, functional, and so bains years comes down really? historically one word deception and one country. the okay. the united kingdom. see, let me take you back after world war one. it was the british who essentially re drew the map of the middle east and did so by lying and cheating arrows. it was the arabs of the region who actually helped beat back the ottoman empire. and for doing so, the brits promised them as well as other countries that that land that includes distort . palestine would be given to them, but they be able to live there and work it. but instead, something else happens. after the war, world war one, the british broker promised and announced the balfour declaration establishing in palestine a national home for the jewish people. problem. the area was 90 percent era, but the time nonetheless, beginning 1923 and lasti

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u. n. high commissioner for human rights, you attacked the u. n. for failing to stop the war in gaza, and you called what israel is doing a textbook case of genocide.sive accusation for many. it's been a lot of pushback. people say it's hyperbole, it's a misuse of the term. you're an international human rights lawyer. you are -- making the case to our viewers for what you believe were seeing in gaza right now meets the legal definition for genocide. >> first of all, my critique was not of the entire yuan. i want to be very clear that i'm not criticizing those heroic humanitarian -- represent the frontline, dozens of workers who've been killed under israeli bombs in the last few weeks. in fact, people who work for the one all over the world who are very serious about the norms and standards of the organization. my critique is about the political side of the house in the win. i really believe they have abandoned those workers, as well as abandoning people on the ground. i know that genocide is a very politicized term. i know it's often abused. because of the politics, it is sometimes denied where it exists, and it asserted where it does not exist. bu

a single year. what do you make of that? i think this shift shuck on a fuss into rapid reaction. i'm right. you at the u. n. as i speak to you, james, and i'm appalled at the lack of a quick decisions in the deliberations that are going on in the security council and the general assembly. these are the facts that they should, that should be before that immediately demand what we have already called fully now press statement, which is a cessation of hostilities, not just a humanitarian pause. i think i believe that's the subject matter of the discussion, but a ceasefire and why we called for that is because civilians are at risk international humanitarian low and the geneva conventions of being violated very seriously in front of all eyes as well. let me ask you about some of the young man a lot of these. let me, let me ask you about some of the other things that is around don and whether you think these are violations of international law. they cut off the water and the electricity. they've only allowed limited aid supplies and then not allowing fuel. and now fuel is needed, as you know, to pump the water a

also uh, providing them uh foot uh as an aide for directly just they just arrived and do you and hcr and r u. n. a international or an organization for migration. both of these organizations have been a facilitating the refugees for their arrival. then you talk to us a bit about the condition that these references arrived and given that they were on rick at the board, that what i see for many days yeah, they came here in a week and in dire nutrition. in fact, there are 4 people were sick and got immediate medical assistance or from the locals. and also, um, i just talked to one of the refugees. uh, a woman. uh the, the guess arrive on the 1st boat. she came here with 3 of her children and she just bring like very limited food on uh for their um, for their food on the, on the sea. and they have, they have to survive with the very limited food and also drink. and they were on the sea for like 14 days. um, so when i asked her like for example, do you know that, um you can actually like, wait for that notes for how long or like for years until you can go to malaysia. she just said like when, wherever

do about it. on counting the costs, the u. n. warrens, the warranty does a set back development in palestinian territories by more than a decade, while israel's central bank says the complex and major shots to its economy plus how the wars deepening lebanon's, economic prices. counting the cost on al jazeera, coveted beyond wells, taken without hesitation, and died for power defines how well we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scale the people with people in power, investigate explosives, and questions. they use them to be the power around the amount. is there the of israel attacks to schools in the gaza strip? many of those killed a women and children. the kyle, this is alex, is here, alive from doha. also coming up to 5, as of the school attacks, overwhelmed me, ends vision, the hospital and the northern part of the strip. 12300 palace demands have not been killed since the war began. an investigation. by this way, the newspaper finds us in his writing military highly comp time may be responsible for coming. s

the this is do you got your new life from balance, a deadly strike on a school in northern godsa, the u. n. says housings of displeased cousins was chest hurting inside the school buildings and the intense south side. also coming off the u. s. 3 states support for your monitoring for those and the fighting box business agreement with out of commission calling for steve filed secretary of state down to me, blink, and says that would only allow her most militants to be true. and housing joined pro palestinian valleys across europe. here in berlin, there was a heavy police presence to deter any anti semitic, or anti israel inside the i'm the massage s while welcome to the program. the united nation says the school it runs in northern garza has been hit by an asteroid. the loss control has ministry fest 15 people were killed in dozens, one dead according to the un agency housing the future use in the region, thousands of disputes, palestinians with sheltering. and the school with buildings is jasmine of trees, looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of ca

and the best a section of the beginning of gaza so they could do more egypt as a loves country and it has the financial support, the backup of many owners, many donors, you know, the u. n. so if it wants to move to, to do more than they could do more and they should not, in my opinion, play the days that a, the, the book of, of, for like one thing, a politics on these instead of inches. so they could do more with the communications back out once again across, gone. so we're unable to talk to people that because of satellite links. so because of people having international symptoms, but anyone with a palestinian sim cards now cannot access the internet, they cannot speak to people within the goals a strip. why do you think that is being placed? and is it perhaps connected for the rough across and being open? so i just took it to question it cleared it load. so the thing we know that most of the telecommunications infrastructure and especially in the north has been destroy . yeah. so so kind of thing is i have no access to information now and even days. busy and the ottoman spokesman on his daily believes he keeps him, got his it and kind of think it for the students and

so let me ask you a question that i asked my one just a few minutes ago as someone who's been inside the u. n. system, do you think that foreign is leaving calls now through rough uh, could that impact the push versus fine a face? i think it will make sense to let you know just as well. so unless it's largely because western leaders or giving israel a green light to continue with this, will that talking about such amount of tearing pool? so what does this amount of 10 pools you're giving a full to the financing so that people can get the particular food, the secular medicines, and then the next day that blooms pieces is that what we mean by a few monetary impulse and that we need a ceasefire and this idea also being peddled by the bus, the latest. there is a possible minute pre victory over her mouth. this is the 50000 people i've seen. and each time we're told we're going to see the complete verification of the mass. that is what needs a shock to destroy terrace in the destructive tunnel all the time of the scene today. i mean, it is, it's a complete fully the thing that you can have a military victory.

do about it. on counting the costs, the u. n. warrens, the warranty does a set back development to tell us the territories by more than a decade. while israel central bank says the conflict within major shots to its economy plus how the war is decent, 11 on economic prices, counting the cost on alpha 0 with the game and guns of raging and drawing all the attention, the full civil displacements of palestinians in the occupied westbank escalates. settlers retain late then down all of drives or attack. tell us the names in the west bank. so these are the 10 to blind. i will, they help out using intimidation and bonham's. we are rectitude, population protected by no one. do you want to find westbank the other from the palestinian experience? the hopes of a deal to release the captives in gauze? how much as chief says they are close to reaching a choice agreement with israel. the kind of them are a kyle, this is out of their life from doha. also coming up more is really as to.

u. n says only motive, 1400 trucks can eat and fuel have and do the strip. a trickle compared to the number of trucks before the war. under the temp received far $300.00, you're monitoring a trucks per day. counting supplies and fuel will be allowed into casa through the, for the boss and fighting. but it's not clear if they will reach the north for healthcare services have completely collapsed. the under the deal is really does not allow the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who select a southern gaza to attend to the homes in the north looking. but for some mistake when it comes to the inability to move freely across, all of these are old motors in the front of the city. i wish to go back home during the ceasefire, but it seems that something often racing fears of permanent displacement in the absence permanency bianca hope the 0 the bodies have more than 100 palestinians who died at ellis chief and bite, and the hospitals have been buried in a mass grave and con eunice and something because of the bodies have been stuck at the hospital for several days

do is the situation is difficult. i, i, personally for except to know are you is just a who works with the u. n. who lost his army and one of the compartments and is deteriorating and that is maybe about to die and needs to be desperately trust for that. and he can not be transported right now to alpha. and of course we have the reports about the convoys, the sample menses, be a tech is rick stating that there i must buy this thing there and result providing any evidence. but you can imagine what kind of peer this creates was in gaza. was the cause of the interest, like something's going to what's the gaza strip today? what about from the perspective of egypt? how much longer is the exemption government prepared to receive these wounded people from gaza? and we have to assume that the number of severely injured people is going to rise as the work goes on. it's yeah, i think good there is there all preparing for that. the youth hospital setting up at the hospice in egypt are getting ready for that also when it comes to the for next year. let's say in addition, for funded for administer officials

do you mean a lot of, oh, best to do that. but in reality these are the, the refuse. but it was neither. is there any chance that that the u. n is biased towards israel because of what? because of the old easy is why have haven't the un resolutions on the creation of 2 independent states? why hasn't that come to fruition? it's a, it's a big joke, you know, because up to now more than 1003 that lucian has been taking direct initiative as security accounts here. you've got to think about a senior initial. no, i mean one of that has been implemented because of as well because of united states because we don't why the, we have on his team must face the, i mean, the, the, the mistakes has been making taken in europe. you know why, why we must, we be paid that. therefore, i mean, the only way to do that is who if i could state the owner of the country, you can do something this, you're not going to see it because, you know, russia, china is going to be in can.

a trucks were allowed into garza since october the 21st. the u. n says only motive, 1400 trucks can eat and fuel have and do the strip. a trickle compared to the number of trucks before the war. under the temp received far $300.00, you're monitoring a trucks per the king. supplies and fuel will be allowed into call. so during the, for the boston fighting, but it's not clear if they will reach the north for healthcare services have completely collapse. of the under the deal is really does not allow the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who select a southern gaza to attend to the homes in the north looking. but for some mistake when it comes to the inability to move freely across. all of these are old motors in the front of the city. i wish to go back home during the ceasefire, but it seems the precinct fears of permanent displacement and the absence permanency bianca hope the 0 plus that he needs the commission in general of the un agency for palestinian refugees. and speaking from con eunice, he has welcome to cease fire describing the situation and gaza as impossible. we overhauled about a tools full $56.00 days.

and the mother's inability to do that safely is placed a huge print on all of the u. n. community and a n g ok, ramsey to serve the people on the ground. the be on the risks of direct was and injuries which are very severe. we're seeing a large numbers of people into rescue just packed into the schools packed in to various other kinds of a center. this is creating a concentration of people which is arriving at the stomach risks and the ravens over the last uh uh, 24 hours have really had it so that the really has been heavy. rain is for the loss of to make shift counts. and it says, general raising all kinds of risks, and it's not just the risk of diarrhea disease. the southern problem temperature is going to create a problem when you're moving in children to spice, that those kids are under the official status of those children. make it a recipe for it, but that makes, this is an absolute retro paid for live scan up at that make some of this population member as a public health risk right now is, is, will it begin to approach the same level as the injury prices that we

do you mean a lot of, oh, best to do that. but in reality, these are the, the refuse that it was like that, is there any chance that, that the u. n is biased towards israel because it will because after all, these, he is why have haven't the un resolutions on the creation of 2 independent states? why hasn't that come to fruition? mr. it's a big joke. you know? because up to now more than 1003 solution has been a taking the initiative as security accounts that they've got to think about as doing an issue. no, i mean, one of that has been implemented because of as well because of united states because we don't why the we policy, unless paid at the, i mean meet the, the mistakes has been making taken in euro, you know, why, why we must, we be paid that therefore, i mean, the only way to do that is who if i could state through the owner the company can do something. it's, you're not going to see it because, you know, russia, china is going to be in countries or the uh, with to assist solution build with a piece of process. but up to now nothing steve, because of, as i did it through through that we whole, we whole investigation knowi

do you mean? a lot of, oh, best to do that. but in reality, these are the, the refuse that it was like that, is there any chance that, that the u. n is biased towards israel because it will because of to all these he is why have haven't the un resolutions on the creation of 2 independent states? why hasn't that come to fruition? mr. it's a big joke. you know because up to now more than 10030.

a you an expos on bias in rome? all you have to do is look at the u. n. schools in gaza. why are you looking up? i'm, i am hearing something i said to me, that's right over our heads. stay close to the story. without a 0. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our life or my headquarters and i'm getting obligate. here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. as palestinians in gauze returned to their wrecked homes, cats are size, it's working to further extend the seas far between from us and israel. another 30 palestinian prisoners return home. the 5th group released by israel as part of the ceasefire agreement on how.

do? find a solution for god's sake. we need a ceasefire. while the u. n is released to report on the impact of israel's war and the policy and people in both goals and the west bank. it says the physical destruction is causing an economic disaster. i think off the one month of this war and now unfolding. first of all, what is quite is that on top of these, your monetary and crisis that the world has seen on fold in gaza right now. we also are beginning to see the, the development crisis that follows the increase in poverty rates and the loss of gdp, the destruction in terms of infrastructure, housing units to well, let's take a look at some of the findings of that you and development programs report. it says, ready strikes, have destroyed or damaged nearly haul off of old houses in garza and 1500000 promised indians, many of whom are already refugees of being forced from that homes. more than 40 percent of schools, colleges and universities have been damaged or destroyed, meaning $625000.00 students have no access to education. 2 thirds of gauze is hospit