u. n. a. know and delivering 25 tons of medical supplies. however, a local, helpful forward to say that certainly enough for 3 months i have been hi, dave, this site is very important because we understand the difficult situation that hospitals in the health sector are going through. it allows the hospitals to continue providing services, especially to the displays, people whose numbers exceed 1200000 and whoever urgent health needs. it also helps us continue reaching shelters and providing services. i think the international community, especially unicef, which has been a constant partner up the ministry of health and is crucial for continuing our services and supporting our sector a well baby, it says that at least 2000 people have been killed by ideas to tax over the past 2 weeks, including many women and children, where i want to take a closer look. now what, how is rosa salt has affected these most vulnerable categories. so according to the un agency for children, more than 100 minus have been killed by is really strikes in the past 10 da

i mean, he stood, you know, at the u. n. a week ago yesterday and said, our fight is your fight. you know, addressing the west. you know, we're fighting that we're on the front lines against terrorism to protect view the west, meaning france as well. i'm from a chronic rather leaders. it's kind of a moral dilemma, right? they believe they are allies with israel. but as you know, secretary blinking has said from the very beginning, shortly after october 7th, how you fight this matters. and that's been the central dilemma and even like the headlight on this whole war in terms of how the west relates to israel. israel is heavily dependent on weapons, particularly from the united states. and so any time you threaten that, there is a kind of panic that enters natania whose voice i can remember back in april when the united states was talking about was holding some weapons. he said, cut over calling holocaust imagery. if we have to fight with our fingernails, we will still come in, please see any towns for and then to nationally brooklyn cease fire as nothing. yeah. who seems to be well

know that there's not this with the us position . so certainly she has to defend you a set position. i mean obviously that you know, the u. n. a. and that's or the us investment video and does not care about her on that ability as a person that she and i see it time and time again, pronouncement time and time again. they use position which is really a wrong headed position. yeah, indeed. and is very interesting to watch and to win, as you know, aside lead, this is slow to mouth, taxi against, you know, binding un release. some was a disease, but i have the same time. it's been back. thing is, well throughout the conflict my, my government says the so, yeah, yeah, right. yeah. yeah. how do i listen to the us? how does i was going to say the us host new i headquarters in new but i'd like your opinion. i mean, does washington really back as well as a back un, at the end of the day, isn't the you and a powerful agency, a powerful force that shouldn't be def, messed with a yes indeed, it should be. i mean, you know, to, yesterday again, there was a great example when the vote in the general assembly was that, you know, a gas, so at

a famine in gaza as israel bonds the u. n. agency that delivers a un officials won't let us know. we'll turn this over to it's 8 agents. thanks for palestinians. that's on us to asia brown's palm and votes to shutting down a move block for you and from delivering a to displace palestinians in the gaza strip. also on the program, germany summons a rounds envoy after to try and executes a geometry writing antecedent on disputing terrorism charges and pakistan races to contain the spread of polio as.

know, critic said that the law violates international migration law. it's, that's a dangerous precedent. you know, undermining access to asylum. ultimately, we have the u. n. h c r. in a joint statement as the international council of europe, all issuing statements of caution against you. this is finland your your country. the prides itself on rule of law and values. he spoke about it earlier. have you come down a slippery slope here? it's the slippery slope at all. on the very contrary, unfortunately, international is you little haven't been drafted in a time where there was such a phenomenon like instrumental ice migration and all countries of the pot, this and, and allies. i've spoken to about this phenomena. everybody knows that finland and other bordering nations with the the brochure of bella, ruiz in a very difficult situation. and in fact, not only those countries who directly share border with, with russia, bella roost. but it's obviously the entire shang and area that is affected. and at the same time, these are exactly the same concerns shed by my colleagues, also in southern europe. because what we see with the destabilize ation acts that, tha

a few moments. what will the role of the u. n. b a now and you see it changing now that will have some kind of the brakes will replace you in, you know, i think that's the, i mean i, you know what? i would like to see i am seeing a part of the world changing, but i don't have a lot of hope in that. i my only the only reason people and people that stood press 9 when people a huge car gave me the most for just people in the world are people in gaza or standing up to the room to dinner side. so i don't, i don't glad i don't put much hope in anything else. um, but the people and, you know, are she and social media has done so much more important work then and then your pro is really popular again if they have, you know, media so at that falls under the people power and that's what i believe. and i don't believe in government power that even people power, but it's been a high price. you're paying a very, very high price in lives, in public needs and then future. and in the, you know, the destruction all of our future. but i do have, it's do i have hoping people around the world not just in palestine, i'm seeing is around the world of seei

know, uh, wall street journal. they, they, uh, present at the biome refills. oh yes, yes. you are. how he spent blank is we using j u n a 0 for assessing agent or policy and deliberate? oh, you know, you, bro, how is your, what's the, is randy denny of us and kind of type on the stand the donkey. he was fighting. and was there any of them? the idea of was that he was crazy. he was murderous. it's nice that we took him out . so you just describe era main to seek or you know, somebody who uh, someone like by around the committee event, which i don't know about in the near. you're absolutely right. because you know, yeah it was i called the lie and of of guys and then they and then they denigrated them. but the way he died actually said that he was the, his heroic figure. i mean, it's completely fine. it doesn't mean that type of new. why can't will that brush it was that is there why, why the board? why do you, was there a, could you do people? but uh, you know, the, with the, the american media presents the full story is just a moment of gross, you know, they're denying their opponents, the right. have reasonable thinkin

a school sheltering refugees. and then the cab in central garza know who was in the war for region say they are surviving because of the u. n. agency. and we don't own a farm. we don't have a job or anything young. well, is the only body that provides medicine, food, and education for me, my sons and my grandchildren. well, you know, frankly speaking, our generation has grown up thanks to the young while services. if those services are cut off with many families will live under the poverty line with some of it. we rely on god and on the underway in terms of food rations and medicine. now i am short of medicines and i went to the clinic at the school to get some in the, but they said they don't have any that's not requirement for you and have on the ongoing war in lieu of the of the war will set garz's development by committee 70 is in repose, the full 1000000 policy and will be in poverty by the end of this year. as a minus and cost is continues to spiral. now, the bond on the, on the u. n. r w a own rise. as soon as it is painted to create an e would, was situation is a very if a notion of file this report from the agency,

know that the u. n is nothing more than a society organization. it's not a state. it doesn't have the power of a states. it is based only on morals and formalities, but at least by standing here, we want to show the world that the u. n is also involved in the case because the u . n is silent, there is no significant decision in palestine continues to be massacred by them even now it extends to 11 on there is no good coming out of design as atrocities. what good have they done? previously we protested in front of the american embassy because we all know about what the world does not deny that america is the only country that he's standing next to israel until now. america supports and justifies it seems of genocide and is really barbaric crimes against the palestinians. this rally like many across the country is a clear reflection of any nature of long standing support for the palestinian cause . and this is not the only one over the weekend. thousands have gathered in front of the u. s embassy inter card as being in solidarity with palo side as the world's largest

a way that was i'm become medical and becoming open to come in. yeah, i mean, you know, because you, well, no, i mean, israel's lot filed against the u. n. a binding one of the humanitarian aid rogers in the country own ross, but also prohibiting the un secretary general from coming into israel. according antonio. good had as postpone and on brought to he called the same treatment from ki by the way. but it seems you better watch out if you did condemn israel for the wake of destruction being left behind, yukon, yukon, took out about it, right? that seems to be the narrative. anyone who speaks out about it is labeled is just an ethics or n t west or n t normalization of global empty democracy. it's just a horrible thing that's being planted on over people's faces. for speaking up for justice. humanity and human rights. yeah, it's just on this thing, isn't it? it's just absolutely astonishing. especially in the west impressing political landscape. they continue towing this one sided, lopsided view. no matter what, nobody no matter what. i mean, one of the latest days right? strikes killed over 90 people in a residential building in norther

general from entering the country is quite a you know, it's, it's, it's a big move, but it certainly is not the 1st time that we've seen this friction between the u. n . and these really government, our vehicles were recall, the issues with, with, with while with is really accusing numbers of wonder why, of participating in the terror attacks on october, the 7th and the investigation that ensued. so certainly that to you in a case of public opinion. um correct? correct. so certainly this newest move is, is harsh, but it comes in a series of very many, you know, points of friction between the one and the is really government dw special correspondent, a remember bossing from washington. a, i think you now here in the late in the pro israel demonstration has just started in the center of town, dw is political correspondent, simon young, is that he's joining us now from that demonstration. so i'm and tell us what's happening. uh, that way. you well, what are people saying uh yeah, uh, this is uh, a demonstration that the front of the gate right in the center of the lane, i think primarily just to demonstrate the solidarity with israel, its a seasonal ev

rainy as strikes on the golf and strip a new threats to evacuate hospitals and the know you to be a good test to see what is already an nbc guaranteed visa. and the u. n. t. forms is where any prime minister against going ahead with legislation to prevent the un agencies of palestinian refugees from operating the hezbollah has followed move in 80 rockets from lebanon towards the is riley port safety of hyphen. the attack came as the groups actually lead, and i am custom made defiance televise address things mostly capabilities remain intact, as well as expanding its ground operations in southern lebanon and claims the man expected to replace how son as well or as has been of leda, has also been killed as well, has not commented in the honda reports from beverage. it is really military has carried out extensive airstrikes across southern 11 on ordering. people in more than 100 towns to leave air rates are targeting with isabel, says, are, has well as command and control structures as well as its fighting capabilities. as the army prepares to expand its ground incursion, troops have moved into some areas, but has the law is still positioned along the bo

well, i know institutions including the u. n. can help us we. i live in a fee and sort of every day. the checkpoint is adorned with mules and pictures of palestinian lead is most current. and from the past there were various promising infections in the camp. they had occasionally clashed among themselves, but they control secure to here. posters recently assassinated hamas and hezbollah, lead as a reminder of israel's lease to reach how they say either. then the last which reminds us of the days of these radio patient more than 30 years ago when they used to target policy and comes in loveland. a dispute of most strikes from the enemy of love. look on our yeah, our security measures we put in place, but there is a lot of distrust and feel spice. no one knows who else is on these rails hit list and where among palestinian refugees, who are civilians, 11 and the next talk, it may be charles methodologist era. we refugee camp tripoli to the head. and i'll just say era, an estimate violence in northern gun that leaves at least 20 people dead. hundreds more have

u. n. to be a separate secretary general to be the weren't aware of that. i know you talked to you most of x colleagues from the agency. so i'm still friends. they don't think that you're just talking like a crazy person. you know, they do, they don't know our history. they think they think grateful sir, for the history. is that how you've written some of it? i mean, the history is clear, the history isn't there. right. and but i didn't have any influence except that it was pretty warmly received. and you just want people a bio summit, but that's not the point. the point is, this country's funding on certain principles and when you stop following them, you end up what you have at the moment. at unrelenting interventionist, aggressive warfare machine led by a war or not by a president. you have a congress that supports every more than you can see. the last time we had any opposition to award was largely during that now. and that was another waste of 50000 american lives. my argument is just, we don't intervene in places and we don't joining alliances. we don't join

well, i know institutions including the u. n. can help us we. i live in a fee and sort of every day. the check point is adorned with mules and pictures of palestinian lead is most current and from the past of the various policy any infections in the camp they have occasionally clashed among themselves. but they control secure to their posters recently assassinated hamas and hezbollah. lead, as a reminder of israel's lease to reach how they say either then the last, which reminds us of the days of these radio occupation more than 30 years ago when they used to target policy incomes in lebanon. this fear of most strikes from the enemy of love. look on our yeah, our security measures we put in place, but there is a lot of distrust and feel spice. no one knows who else is on these rails hit list . and where i'm on palestinian refugees, who all civilians, 11 and the next talk, it may be child, strap it down to 0. it will be done. we refugee camp tripoli. israel's binding of the un agency for palestinian refugees has been condemned worldwide. the united nations s

u. n. to be a separate secretary general to be the weren't aware of that. and i know you talked to you most of x colleagues from the agency. so i'm still friends. they don't think that you're just talking like a crazy person. you know, they do, they don't know our history. they think releasing grateful sir for the history is that have you written some of it? i mean, the history is clear, the history is there right in, but i didn't have any influence except that it was pretty warmly received and use a lot of people a bio summit. but that's not the point. the point is, this country's funding on certain principles and when you stop following them, you end up what you have at the moment. at unrelenting interventionist, aggressive warfare machine led by a war or not by a president. you have a congress that supports every more than you can see. the last time we had any opposition to award was largely during that now. and that was another waste of 50000 american lives. my argument is just, we don't intervene in places and we don't joining alliances. we don't joined any kind

a mental permanent member of the security council. it's the same for less than america we. we know how it looks more that's built to change the u. n. is fixed as it was in 1945 with the defeat of nazi germany. well, it's time to change a lot of things, but we're increasing the see much stronger and actually empowered voices and most subsidy. what we're seeing in the mid least more than anything is empowering people . and by the way, i think when it comes to the general public, and especially in europe, they took a very different view of many of these issues that the governments and so this idea that just because the western presses don't interested in reporting on breaks, but somehow people in my country are not happy to see members of the global south, other countries coming together. i know i'm actually challenging some of these west and those terms, but i think i think a lot of people do support them. andre, this is not the 1st time that someone came out and sets. we need to change reality on the ground. the non allies know meant in the sixty's on the seventy's up in so many people because it was why that seems to be as a challen

a grand statement to see the u. n. chief here at the brick summit and confessing his admiration for it? yes, it gives a big step for the i think, gets a good plan. yeah. you know, who could say, you know, we don't want to have peace in ukraine. we don't want to have peace in the me. least. you know, you can not be against that. popped obviously that all people who are against that i also want to talk it's interesting is vladimir putin said that when as a well the weld shipped from one system to another. now he's talking about a fire or a more sustainable, more equitable system. it will always bring about may just so he talks specifically about the shots that were saying in the middle east at the moment, put bluntly, do you think it's going to get was before it gets passed? yes i basically i'm an ultimate slope term and i'm, i'm nope, domestic fault. the east looked at the chief political situation. and at the end of the day, it's not that smart for the whole of our old bumps, you know, of us will lose its leadership after about 80 or 90 years, depending on the when you say uh, united states became the hedge and more financially became to hitch them on, we seem

and so this is really, you know, as something that's critical to understand here you have a un member state attacking a u. n. agency under up is a you, an agency test with your mentor and relieve in the near east in palestine is 1949 and that was because of the refugee crisis created by the neck by the end. the war that's uh, that was the happening in 1948. and so just the, this now happening at a time in the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground. wendy unbelieving genocide is now escalating and ramping up is, is of course, in stark contrast and in direct violation. the international court of justice is really when, while in the west bank, people have been grieving the death of an 11 year old boy who was shot dead by his ready forces. the policy, the in house ministry set of a child had been throwing stones at the bullet proof con, when the idea of opening fire a 3 days before that. another 11 year old boy was critically injured and they had biased ready troops. you and stuff this big show that a 165 children had been killed in the lot in the west bank through the course of the past year. the the . ringbac

a vast underestimate and as, as, as u. n. agencies as international independent organizations as health care organizations. when you have know, journalists on the grounds and the, the international response. political and media response is to cast out on the voices of the few people, independent voices that are allowed in. that's problematic. and we're gonna have to reckon with that. i know that you would with join in the call for a ceasefire. you know, as well as i do that a ceasefire is, is not on the horizon a let me ask you, we're running out of time here. but to just how, how do you feel about that? the fact that a ceasefire is not inside in all honesty like i'm, i'm someone who has a, you know, dwindling faith in humanity and it's, it's, i have struggled the past month. i struggled at the past months actually because i'm watching the world's reacting ways there. so contrary to the principles of what i thought we were shared principles of humanity, particularly countries that have committed atrocities in the past, no better, you know, and, and, and it's, it's really hard for me to watch them. we'll pay lip service to th

and so this is really, you know, a, something that's critical to understand here. you have a un member state attacking a u. n. agency. this is quite a start to development and something that we're going to buy to very carefully when it comes to the is where the justification for this be the mean on the want to nice fee is where the allegations of taking pos in last day is october 7th terrace has only an official you and investigation found that individuals who may have been involved no longer with that. so in that case, what do you make of the ways of it and full the, the band snobby to print it. the reasoning of course, is that the people in the is really parliament and in the society believe that unreal provided cover we'd that cover in terms of employment or in terms of unrest, operations in the gaza strip that allowed what they supposed to be have must operatives or other operatives from different resistance or organizations and move in to have access to information that they then use on october the 7th and thereafter. so there's still conflicting reports coming out. it's not entirely clear and right has

know from the u. n. the shelters are capacity is becoming increasingly more difficult to the costs of a huge influx of people coming in to the city. and the other problem is paramedics just haven't been able to get into this on the suburbs to see if there are any wounded or fatalities. so yeah, really devastation consequences considering this has been taking place for the past few days. and they're just becoming increasing these explosions. are becoming increasing the bigger and what is has the law saying about the strength on high fund type various as yeah, so it has, well, it has released the statement and it said it's sense. it's funny. one missed all said medium range, missiles, too high for and other missiles to a based in type years. they said that they were targeting a minute treat basis in both of them. and they didn't say anything about what they hits off to that. but there is a very clear message coming from his boss. it has had a number is pretty serious blows in the past couple of weeks, especially with the assassination of its actually general general house on the smaller and many of its top min

and so this is really, you know, as something that's critical to understand here you have a un member state attacking a u. n. agency under up is a you, an agency test with your manager and relieve in the near east in palestine is 1949 and that was because of the refugee crisis created by the neck of the end. the war that's uh, that was the happening in 1948. and so just the, this now happening at a time in the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground. wendy unbelieving genocide is now escalating. and wrapping up is, is of course, in stark contrast, and in direct violation. the international court of justice is really, for us is responsible for the escalation between is well on the wrong. that's the accusation from russia's un um boss of this we can get the latest security council session on them at least in crisis. several diplomats clashed over the conflicts during the meeting. well, most goes on board, other than washington is on the feeling the fund. it was season right, it was really easy to use. these really, authorities and recent weeks have not hidden the fact that they are preparing to strike at the f

a political statement by the foreign minister. and just, you know, one more attack, so to speak on u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government. if it's less, they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york? melissa, have been speculating about israel's potential targets for retaliation against iran, that listing strikes against nuclear facilities as a possible scenario. and these are the main known facilities in iran. among the more conventional targets ron's main ports and the old refineries. and this is where they are located. but yes, president job, i can totally pull to that. tell ron could expect further sanctions, but he would not support. and his really attack on the country's nuclear side saying you have to be gone. obviously, a brand has way out a way off for putting together a joint statement hasn't been done before a few more problems and sizes and the answers. so i think we'll be discussing it is

a political statement by the foreign minister. and just, you know, one more attack, so to speak on u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government. if it's less, they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york? oh, still ahead on al jazeera, reclaiming ground, the sudanese allowing me says it's continuing to make gains from the power minute true rocks and support forces in the capital cartoon. and how the killing of 2 black women whose bodies were hidden and the pig sty has closed outrage in south africa the or how i we will stop by checking up on the progress of our tie food and just a round taiwan. it was a safer type food of clothes for the time, and it's still very much in a similar air. has been stuck here for a couple of days. and it may well be stuck in for a couple more days actually. so that is one of the major concerns. most of that because it's area of high pressure rather high, the winds travel in a

a political statement by the foreign minister. and just, you know, one more attack, so to speak on u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government, if it's less they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york to a day off to iran launch those 200 missiles that as well the country's present must all possess scale and travel to capital is keep media to in the guys all season calls the see saw negotiations that he met with the mayor of cats on a pre arranged visit and told the press conference that israel forced or wrong to react. because their scan says they just one piece in the region for nearly a year in capsule has been trying to reach a mediation deal between israel and from us to end the war in garza. i know most of those i have felt since mediation is our strategic option as part of a foreign solar single sided. we reiterate that we will continue to exist in the maximum pressure in our mediation efforts to

know who about a draft legislation aimed at stopping the u. n. agency for palestinians from working. now he says the move to block on was operations would be disastrous. the vast majority of those cubes would part of the backbone of your medical, usually for patients, even godsa forms one in the midst of all the people who do more than ever using these spencer, it was more than ever easier to replace symbols. that is why i was the roots invited to be twins, rarely prime minister bench. i mean, it's on, you know, to express profound concern about the legislation that could prevent owner from continuing its essential work in the occupied palestinian territory. such a measure would suffocate efforts to ease human suffering intentions in gaza and indeed the entire roku, by its published dean and territory for you to be a good test to see what is already and nbc guaranteed these us. that's, you know, we've got to be your inspector general calling on with the indispensable irreplaceable. what impact would it's out lowering have on the region? it's dif

a cease fire told, kicked off in doha, you know, all kinds of how must run. health ministry said is really strikes killed at least 45 people, mainly in the north and u. n. chief antonio gutierrez said he was shocked. by what he called harrowing levels of death, injury and destruction. be, is really military strikes, sent it on the north of guys or on sunday, including here in the us lot just north of kansas city. the palestinian red crescent rebooted deaths and injuries when a home that was struck. israel says it targets from us positions. how much is backed by israel? scott said to me in the region, the round table and also backs hezbollah in israel's neighbor, lebanon, who's fight with israel, has intensified in the us and still to be the 7th attacks. if he is that, that proxy will between israel and the red could boil over into direct combat, grew late on saturday when israel is much anticipated retaliation became for tyrants unprecedented attack earlier this month is rarely prime minister benyamin that's on yahoo! hailed the strikes as a success, musical gob, i know whoever hurts us know who we hurt them. so like a whole this is the principle that

a cover page to josh. by the way. so that you know what i was just kind of like you said your draco product is there coverage on the u. t o n i did i needed to proceed. id hoped to be lost to oh, its cost or something cuz he as well, who does, does you out? would you need a it's important entire conversation about the land issue to make sure that when you come up with the walkable solutions for everybody is examples of the gym and stuff i'm leaving via they have been giving you a full search. ah, the extent of it and no way you can say nothing. you should not even let individual lives take away. i think the gym and government thinks the big jump that is close. they have agreed on the, you know, development the buckets that they are going to give. they have a photo jives and develop, they acknowledge a genocide and they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is pushing divisions, the end of tape button to create a new problem. so what are the agreement, the federal, what's the pot for, for which of the, the use of the country? because my family was in last all this time. my grandfather from my mother's side. he

well, i know institutions including the u. n. can help us we. i live in a fee and sort of every day. the check point is adult with mules and pictures of palestinian lead is most current and from the past. or there are various policy infections in the camp. they have occasionally clashed among themselves. but they control security here. posters of recently assassinated hamas and hezbollah elite as a reminder of israel's lease to reach how they say either. then the last which reminds us of the days of these radio patient more than 30 years ago when they used to target policy incomes in loveland. on this field of most strikes from the enemy of love. look on our yeah, our security measures we put in place, but there is a lot of distrust and feel spice. no one knows who else is on these rails hit list and where among palestinian refugees, who are civilians? 11 and the next target may be charles profit. alger 0. we refugee camp tripoli, the center of the world news now, and at least 51 people have died in slash floods in spain. authorities in some of the worst 8