u. n. a. will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the trip for a site when the kids now we have been giving supplies and the systems including development. this is those like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to people who need it most to thank you for joining us to do that to my director of communications at the you, an agency palestinian refugees. thanks so much. regardless how about us around health ministry says more than $4100.00 palestinians have been killed. and $13000.00 wounded and these right of the strikes israel has continued shelling of the territory, including the south, where it's a previously tall gauze. and this to go for their own safety. i must as also 5 rockets into israel as palestinians wait for about 2 minutes heavy and age to cross the border from egypt. they are ready and waiting. a

u. n. a. will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the strip for aside from the capes. now, we have been giving supplies and the systems including development. this is those like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to people who need it most. thank you for joining us now. julia to, to my director of communications at the you an agency, a palestinian refugees. thanks so much. and the last stuff, few minutes how my says is released at 2 american hostages for humanitarian reasons . and other developments and the conflict that causes how strong the health industry says moving. 4100 palestinians have been killed and 30000 wounded in his writing strikes. israel has again been shelving the tattered drink, leading the south what it told causes to go for their own safety. i must also 5 rockets into israel. palestinians

u. n. a. will that be done by the, someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground. and the goal is to 1st start when the kids now we have been giving supplies and the systems including the systems like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place. our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to the person who need it most. thank you for joining us now. june at the to my director of communications at the you, an agency, a palestinian refugees. thanks so much. regardless how much run health ministry says more than $4100.00 published indians have been killed. of 13000 wounded in these rarely strikes. as well as again, been shouting the town tree, including the south, where he told guns to go for their own safety masters. also 5 rockets into israel, palestinians are waiting for humanitarian aids to cross that board. they are ready and waiting. the percentage of these a trucks is supposed to be allowed through the roof or crossing the only crossing into gaza. not controlled by is we

u. n. a will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the goal is to for the kids. now, we have been giving supplies and the systems, including the systems like schooling for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to deeper and who need it most. thank you for joining us, said unit to to my director of communications at the u. an agency palestinian refugees. thanks so much. gauze is hama, strong health minister says more than 4100 palestinians have been killed. and 15000 wounded in is riley as strikes. israel has again been shouting, vitality dri, including the south, where the total golf is to go for their own safety. a mouse is also find rockets into israel. palestinians are waiting for humanitarian aid to cross the border from egypt. they are ready and waiting. the percentage of these aid trucks is supposed to be allowed through

u n a no legit. it's will in 75 years on file and i think is really palestine conflict rages on the un. humanitarian agencies says more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed. so far by is really missile strikes r t is providing full coverage of a conflict. you can also have live updates on the conflict by visiting our website at r t dot com. and that's a route for the our as we cover the latest and the israel palestine conflict. stay with us for more coverage throughout the day on our team. thanks for joining me and see you back in a bit at the top of the hour. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better world, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the i'm a senior research simple who's moving to sweet people. news, i'm losing this, we thought because of t

a day. speaking of the board of crossing the u. n. chief said the difficult situation required, extraordinary humanitarian measures. and unfortunately, these is not a lot of money. many that it will price and it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals part of you manufacturing ceasefire. not that i can see that the manufacturer of the ceasefire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery we don't pump. the bottom is because the people twice, 1st because of the war and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aids. but it is clear that too many that ensues fire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody that's got more now from kareem algo hari, a den list who's now in the egypt capital in egypt, capital cairo could see cream, the you, and had the cooling for the roof of crossing to open for aid, y is opening this processing so complicated. the weather hope was of course that the good. what of course it is opening when a toyota tennis is there and that was the original idea, i think. but the, there is sitting, some struggle going on, it's back on the between the u. n. is really egypt and how much it wi

a safe areas or infrastructure set out for these people. so an incredibly catastrophic situation is what the u. n is cooling is these people will be really in a dire situation, not to mention the is ready hostages, that are also being held that the situation for them becoming increasingly dire as well. so that window held, i've had people trying to leave, but yesterday there was also the problem is of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were as strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. so we've got people in the north, the believe to be, to skate to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks rebecca, don't use rebecca richards reporting from starting as well. of the direct was israel's prime minister from 1999 to 2001 defense minister in later governments . i asked him if what he had seen so far was the right way for israel to resp

a safe area is or infrastructure set out for these people. so an incredibly catastrophic situation is what the u. n is cooling as these people will be really in a dia, dire situation, not to mention the as rarely hostages that are also being held that the situation to them becoming increasingly dire, as well as so that window held on people trying to leave. but yesterday, there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were, it strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north believe to be too scared to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks. rebecca w's, rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well. let's take a look at some of the news concerning the conflict. the hundreds of serious have sallied in the caps with the baskets and support of palestinians. and god, though, is gross, a

a safe area is or infrastructure set out for these people. so an incredibly catastrophic situation is what the u. n. is cooling as these people will be really in a dire situation. not to mention the as rarely hostages that are also being held that the situation to them becoming increasingly dire as well. so that window held, i've had people trying to leave, but yesterday there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were as strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north to believe to be, to skate to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. speed up there is tobacco. does that. now there's also a growing angle and, and strand, or the flight of hostages, taken by him. awesome. the adapt last weekend, some families said the only option is a full scale integration of god. though others believe i

u. n. is rand, egypt, and thomas will have to coordinate to this opening a to know that it's only the agreement for 20 trucks that can go into the office. but the, on the different sides there is like hundreds of trucks. and it lines up is up to 3000 tons of 8, and the talk is now the egypt wants to have like a much bigger proportional aid coming through. they want the data asking for a sustainable, a delivery to the gaza strip and not only 20 trucks on the other side to the is where it is to us. for guarantees that this age is not the ending in the hands of home us. and somewhere between this point said the hosting got stuck. okay, of course, you know, for 8 across the board. uh that smelt leah kneeled. stickle. is it? how hard will it be to actually deliver it to those in need? i think extremely hard if there is not a humanitarian ceasefire because when this negotiation started about opening the roof of border crossing, egypt demanded at least the temporary and cease fire for several order after several hours. in order to bring this, you went ahead tearing the 20 trucks in that it was not agr

nations and are recognized as a human rights defender by the european union in light of the devastation in gaza. today i'd like to hear your thoughts on if the u. n. n e, you will take a stand against the siege and civilian deaths that are happening. and this is the we are very disappointed as the indians from the green light is the got to collab palestinian civilians in guns and to the go on with its war against the boston, you know, civilians what's going on and gaza. there is an official, isn't the policy to displace the palestinians from guns to egypt and there is an official announced the policy in though he spent his place. but the thing is from any of the end from h 2 in hebrew and, and we see that is targeting typically in the house is civilian now. so with those, the, the tough, the getting old civilians that acting as a said there's the can be in the college price to compete. this is the simpler but not the extreme at source to use it against the government, the quoted price that they make the price on the stands when they disagree with the government and know there's a government is using this, the problem is the, i guess the price that the, i'm tryi

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a protest and is now cuing off. but the u. n's medical office, the refugee registration, hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but they will go get to the these past several years. we were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems and practiced on the other one, but they've not started the process of expanding africa. and so you know what that is. so is that again, that's why we have protesting, hold on honey. the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started uh kind of get out of it. and if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against a guy they normally tell us what i've got to the police will go to the garden job. it isn't a go are here. and as long as i have a unique sound, so living as a ton door, he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family. and that's a loan fund to jenny, back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also do using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy, millions of ass scans have made

and once again, a full boston political issue in germany, the menus groups market and welcome to the program. the u. n. agency helping refugees in gaza says it will be forced to holtz. it's operations that today, unless more fuel is deliberate, it says it supplies will run out later today. a full convoy of 28 trucks arrived in gaza early wednesday off to crossing the border from egypt. but israel's military is refusing to allow fuel into dogs accusing the militant group, hamas which runs the territory of holding supplies. the fuel shortage is hindering unless agency services that are already stretched to the limit the stuff in this hospital and going to assist you working around the clock to help those hit by the ongoing strikes were rushing to help people severely injured and also in a race against time before critical supplies run out, we can consume water pressure so low if they are unable to operate. the central centralization machine that we use for to sterilize our surgical equipment and the electricity keeps cutting out. we were completely dependent on the fuel, which i understand is no longer coming in. the doctors are under pressure to c

a month from how most of the u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hold. it's a good work. the white house says it is working to get fuel into gaza home and the time is running out journalist housing. but lucia is in gaza. we asked him what could happen there if fuel run south completely? the fuel is not only for electricity, it's for everything, for water supplies for this in the nation stations, for drinking water for hospital, for a, for the us that we shops that, that have some, some, some slides that remain there and for, for hygiene uh for cleaning and for collecting the trash from the street so i can see the finals are full of trash in the street. and because the, the oh no, and the municipalities have no, if you will for the trucks to collect these trashes. so all aspects of life i fixed it bonded by like the short diesel fuel, the only 80 for city israel says thomas has hoarded fuel supplies and that that's where it goes and should get their fuel from the people and go see it that way. well in golf on they don't care about about what's happening on the religious. w

actions as a localized rage and suggest a broader ground defensive will follow ahead of that assault. israel has set a deadline for residents to leave their homes. the u. n. is warning of a humanitarian disaster in the territory, but israel is unrepentant, vowing to destroy him on another night lit up by explosions. israel's military earlier ordered more than a 1000000 people living in the north of gaza to move to the south. there were given 24 hours to clear the area. we've told people they need to evacuate, we expect them to evacuate. we are operating to restore the safety and security to the people have as well. but the un says it's impossible for everyone to follow the order. moving more than 1000000 people across the dental sleep populate the water zone, place with no foods. what to what accommodation, when the entire territory is under siege, is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, simply not possible. hundreds of families head south in cars and trucks was really air strikes, level buildings, the fear, nowhere is safe. college between staying and their homes under bombardment, or risking the dangerous room journey the customer i know because eno

a month from how much of the u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hard. it's a to work. fuel is extremely urgent because without the fuel the try, some go cannot move without fuel. the generator is cannot produce electricity for hospitals, for bakeries and per the water decently, nation class. the white house, as it is working to get fuel into gaza home and the time is running out. well, my 1st guess tonight is the us diplomat. david hill. he is a former under secretary of state for political affairs. he also served as the us ambassador to pakistan living on and jordan, mr. and best, but it's good to have you with this tonight. let's talk about what's happening right now with the you. with the un security council appears unable to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire and gaza. israel is accusing the un security, or secretary general of justifying acts of terror by her moss. i want to ask you as a diplomat, how do you describe what is going on at the you with right now? well, it reminds me a little bit of the negotiations over a security council states

n e u member. no documents will be signed, but it will be a very important an exchange of ideas. how you can support your crime. so ukraine is hoping that the support will continue to it will be flowing. i, i'm speaking about the military support, all those 1000000 shelves you, you has promised to deliver to your crime by the end of the and all the promises, but also economic financial support to reveal to ukraine. you is already helping you create a lot. and here in key, if people are hoping that this whole, this, this, this financial support will continue despite some problems with somebody you member states. but unexpectedly, that is also the nature of, of america, the united states. pausing with the financial help for ukraine elections in slovakia that you've mentioned that we are seeing cracks in the west and support for ukraine. so this meeting will probably be even more important to show that those corrects are not big. and there's ukraine still to do, can still count on the you talk with us a little bit more about that timing because i mean the ukranian foreign ministry h

u. n. a, against the glorification of the nazi and they will not be ideal to geez. so we see that the width is really turning to something really strange. i mean, they pretend to 5 me will not z all far right, movements on their territory, but at the same time, the on know doing of ation to a real nice, the fighter. i mean this some things cuz afraid it can be to the about that i have to say, well, i about after more than half a century, why do use things such moves are being slipped in by the west at this particular time, the suspect and the same so i think it's the same thing that we've, the supporters, it's already students here. yeah. and you know, the countries in the world, i mean, the west, he's ready to use a force which ease, uh, useful for his goals. so against russia, they have just to revised all the uh, not the collaborate tools we're against the soviet union and was west t v. 's hate against russia. so they're getting, they're ready to use every, i'll say to them like polite way, like every seeing bastards as far as if they are both of you know, they'r

he's taking pausing to protest and is now to enough, but the u. n's medical office, the refugee registration. hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but it will, going to be like the past several years were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems in pakistan and, but they've now started the process of expelling africa and the so, you know, but that it says that i can, that's why we have protesting, hold on honey, the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started kind of get out of the end. if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against the side they normally that's what i've gotten to the put is a goes to the other set, a goal here and this, and i'm about how my unique sounds and living as attend or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family, not to learn fun to jenny, back to afghanistan, but along with being evicted from his home. he's also do using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy. millions of ass scans have made focused on tha

a government. next, it's for suggest lawn. dr. faulty will probably to, with a code to, you know, the number such as swab back into the program. the head of the u. n. has almost as red to allow much needed as a to be delivered into costs. out. hundreds of thousands of civilians are facing a deepening humanitarian crisis and doing a good at it says plea comes of to is really, really to rates for the go ahead to begin. it's much anticipation crowned and our friends live inside the data today. these daily government has sworn to eliminate los altos attacks just over a week ago, left at least 1300 people. that israel has continued the found garza with us twice since then, or for she'll say more than 2600 people have been killed in god's a sofa. a moment of silence for the victims of is rose deadly as tara attack. this is how the 1st meeting of israel is expanded. imagine, 2 cabinets began. the solemn mood followed by a valves vengeance look for the money fleet. nice all our wonderful fighters who are now in the front line. they know that the whole nation is behind them being shot completely understand the magnitude of the task. they are ready to snap

will not remain and observe in the morning the us and israel of heavy losses. if the conflict escalate, [000:00:00;00] the a. welcome to the program, the u. n. is wanting dies is hospitals will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours. and it's describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic. israel has killed more than 2600 palestine ends in its bombing campaign on guy's name. at least a quarter of them, a children. the death toll has jumped by more than 400 in the past 24 hours. another 1000 people are missing under the rubble from the continuing bombardment. $1400.00 is riley's had been killed in the attacks by the armed groups from us, which controls the gaza strip, including $289.00 soldiers. the combined number of casualties makes the slightest violence the most deadly on both sides in o. 5 conflicts between israel and casa. the u. n says it's witnessing what he calls and i'm president of human catastrophe. with an estimated 1000000 palestinians forced from their homes in the past week, we'll get a live update from guys that in a moment. but 1st this report from image in came the often most of another is really striking. garza, the bo

and that 8 will be a support it will be sent through, for example, they will food program, eunice of the u. n. police tenure refugee agency and civilians and gaza are at the mercy of come up. that's what the government's off that will official said, addressing the bonus tag, the german parliament last week, stressed the providing the so many terry and 8 needs to be part of any strategy moving forward. the government here in berlin is putting out for the full on 3 steps on one side, a coordinated effort to improve the humanitarian situation. and goal is to avoid a regional escalation and to make sure that hostages held by some us are released. and if we look back at previous successful hostage negotiations from gaza with germany was involved, that might also be an area for possible in both. and then because back in 2011 gad comes at the top german intelligence office to help negotiate the release of an israeli soldier who had been held to buy some us for several years. so looking at the current situation, adult durham, and media recently. but if things proceed, nothing, it will happen for quit

u n. a trucks to come on monday that would suggest that the entire ground operation that everyone is expecting will be delayed for a number of days yet. okay, ellen, this will comes on the hours of to, to us hostages were released it certainly changes the face of what is going on ever so slightly. the fact that 2 people who are being held captive were released on humanitarian grounds. and how much the said in the last 24 hours that more could follow if israel stopped it's booming, i'm certainly that has been pressure on the is released from the united states and also from the european union and others to at least wait for some time to see if there was the possibility that more negotiations could lead to the lease of funding for the captives that are being held. and what is interesting is that to bite and said they were using often using only verse of the american government to try and release the some of the captives. and that appears to have worked. and so we are sure that there are other negotiations on going. it's why joe biden has spoken to the adoption president. it is why the british prime mi

a the u. n. agencies that palestinian refugees ones it will be forced to hold or operations and calls up by wednesday nights when it expects to run out of fuel the hello again, i'm installing here today and this is algebra ally from don't know also coming up a health care system on the brink of collapse, stuff like to keep a few remaining hospitals in garza operating with shortages of medical supplies and show for generate the death toll rises is really strikes have killed nearly $6000.00 palestinians since among vitamins again on october. the 7th and more nightly rates. why is there any forces in the occupied west bank? now 103 palestinians have been killed and just over to the well, there is no respite for gaza. israel is a non stop bombardment is taking its toll or on the $2300000.00 palestinians living that the un says, 600000 displays, palestinians allow sheltering and un facilities as buddies continue to be pulled out from under the rubble hospitals. on nearing total collapse nearly hoff districts, the t 5 hospitals have now shut down and the health industry says medical facilities are now runn

u. a e n e c o p, i think they will become official members as of january the 1st. how do you think miss mohammed this expansion is going to affect the bricks organization. thank you. early um, fast let me just say hi, give it to the list last to you. for some of us, i've been with the brakes business console for the last 10 years and that sort of confess, being welcomed into the books in sonya and more than 10 years ago to actually see to wiggle is different from the business perspective. as somebody spinning them on the, on the, on the, on the and from the business perspective, it is quite a must say, i don't know whether the weight exhilarating would be too strong. but it's exciting because as close as a lease, the change is always good. and well, come in, expanding and to the rest of the world, especially some of those most significant possible countries. i've seen a future that's different from the moment i can go to use to me, official that is necessary for the rest of the world. and for brakes to be way to choose. it is quite interesting and exciting. so it's

i will a database best in heartache has more on the student debate. at the u. n. in new york. be heard, the secretary general un secretary general is when you the tears say that those attacks did not happen in a vacuum. what he also did say though, is that nothing justifies those attacks the attacks. it's tara tests by how much on israel that killed $1400.00 is varies. and he also said that he has in the past unequivocally condemned these attacks. now, that's not what that is really. what is, what i believe within 20 with who has tried to do here is to tow a fine line because i think we have to understand he is the head of an organization that comprises the 193 member states. that quite frankly, there are quite a number of those states that not take israel's point of view. now is the secretary general, the terrorist, if you had cited solely with israel, then he would have risk the side of the credit ability, his credibility with those nations. and at that would have also wrote it any influence that the united nations might have. because then those nations would've said, we alw

a u. n. resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian truce. a senior official telling msnbc, quote, hamas will feel or rat. it has almost been exactly three weeks since hamas gunman killed almost 2000 israel civilians in the worst terror attack in the nation's history. since, then palestinian health officials report over 7000 people have been killed in gaza. joining me now with the latest, nbc's ellison barber. ellison barber, the sun just coming up up there at the border where you are. tell us what you're seen. >> yeah, so we heard just a massive amount of sustained bombardments into the gaza strip until about four a. m. local time this morning. it's just after seven now. the last couple of hours, we have heard artillery fired in the direction of gaza, but nothing as consistent or a significant as what we heard up until four a. m.. what we heard in the overnight hours, that was again, by far, the heaviest and most sustain bone barn we have heard in the nearly three weeks we have been reporting along this section of the israel gaza border. according to a telegram post from hamas's military win

a where kids from the u. n. and the red cousins are killed in gaza is this will intensify. this plumbing contain, of the policy in the territory also have to so live saving supplies, including food and lots of must be allows you to go. so we need to wrap these any visits. you many petty and excess, know all the signs and voids the united nations accused, as israel of waging the genocidal campaign and inspector general load as an end to the blockade of gaza and washington. but just to stand with israel, but struggles to answer questions about the coming of civilians have been gone.

more aid gets through to gauze on a 2nd come volume of 17 trucks crosses from egypt into the proceeds to palestinian territory. but the u. n. is wanting gaza will run out of fuel within days. and israel steps up strikes out on gauze as how mosque continues to fireball kids from the territory. a month says at least 50 people have been killed in the latest bombardment. will apply and say the most in the occupied with.

u. n. a. like today 10 as from now the un security council will meet, but you're not going to see what actually happens and not meeting the meeting for the 2nd time. the last meeting was sunday is happening behind closed doors. my experience covering the un security council and at some and its dealings for the last 10 years. normally when it's behind closed doors, is because one of the big countries thinks it's a bit too sensitive to have out in the open. so we were talking about on to the blinking tour of the region. we've just been mentioning that he's been meeting the palestinian president mach mode, abbas he's also going to cutoff study or maybe the u a. e and egypt. what's your assessment of the reason he's going to these particular countries? and what's he going to try and do when he's there important regional plans that he, he wants to see. um, and i think there are some specifics he's hoping to get from some of those countries. as you say, he's in jordan right now. the next stop in a few hours time he'll be here in the hall. and then the end of the trip going through each of those count

a day. speaking out the border crossing the u. n, she said the difficult situation required, extraordinary humanitarian measures. unfortunately, these is not a lot of movie many that it will put ice and it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals. what are you manufacturing ceasefire is not that i can see that too many variants. these fire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery we don't pump. the bottom is because the people twice, 1st because of the war. and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aids. but it is clear that too many that ensues fire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody. okay, let's cross straight to tanya claim or a correspondent in tel aviv tonya. tell us why has it been so difficult to open the rasa border crossing and so he let the aid get through into gaza. well, i think he just heard it from the un secretary general himself. it's a extremely complicated situation, an active a war zone, and they need to be all the actus and need to agree on opening this crossing. we understand that under us pressure mediated by the us president joe biden himself, as he has said

a weapon of war and gaza. and the u. n. agency for palestinians says they've will have to stop operations due to a shortage of the health care system. on the brink of collapse, staff work around the clock to keep the doors open. that 15 hospitals and dogs are still functioning. the guitar and so are key a have condemned israel's war on the gaza strip. guitar as prime minister has called for a ceasefire, is israel's non stop environment is taking a toll on palestinian civilians living in garza chick mohammad been a bill romano. tony also says that negotiations to release more than 200 is really captive held in gaza is making progress you spoke alongside turkeys, foreign minister. i can't be done with visiting the as we have seen some photographs in the past few days with the leaves of the 1st 2 americans and then that it is all for the 2 women to 2 days ago. and then with the mediation of, of egypt as well. i think that if we compare, where do we start to the end where we are life now, there is some progress on some break lines. we will remain hoffen. did he go? she ations are still ongoing, and i to any moment of time,

a un mission arrived on sunday. so the 1st time the u. n. has gained access the area in 3 decades. the team will assess they've monetary needs in the region. local ethic armenian officials have dismissed the visit as a formality. i may say the un mission has come to like and now most of the median refugees applied to this unique region in the south. many left everything behind and care about the future now. and so maybe with the you. but maybe the, the hope of a better life in the united states is during tens of thousands of peoples with southern border every day, many a tracking through dangerous jungles and waiting to watch. as in central and south america. they faced a huge obstacle, the darting gap. it's a stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. i reco breaking 400000 people have crossed it so far. they share this thing, violence and poverty seeking a way out of desperate living conditions. townhome and now reports from us, which has heat and it makes it goes both a with go what some of of every day says the mexican government, 6000 people, a crossing over this river from guatemala to

a fraction of what's needed before the wall. the u. n said about a 100 trucks within the humanitarian aid to gauze every single day. and it's not clear what the fuel will come from to deliver these desperately needed items to old corners of the gaza strip of the world. health organization says it is ready to move emergencies supplies into gaza as soon as that crossing license. we welcome is realist announcement to use the day that it will not roll the into your port, add food and medicines into guys from egypt. fuel is also needed for hospital generators, ambulances, and beside the nation plants. and we had to use, we have to add fuel to the live saving supplies, allowed to inter does a trucks loaded and ready to go with working with egypt and palestine bay, tristan societies to deliberate our supplies into guys. as soon as the fact grossing is open, hopefully tomorrow and u. s. navy has intercepted 3 miss selves and the northern red say the pentagon says he believes this was a heard the attack launched from yemen. and early evidence suggest the drones and ms. selves were potentially heading towards each round, the crew of the guided missile destroyer,

u. n says the 1st strike on people who gathered for a wake could be a will cross on saudi arabia's sporting spending spree continues. the gulf kingdom has now announced a will bids to host the 23rd, the full feasible come the god of his welcome to the program. and we stopped in the spanish city of granada where you were pin union leaders are wrapping up the summit. the most contentious issue has been migration. usually this facing public pressure to find a solution to the growing members of migrants arriving at the blocks borders. this year has seen a steep search in numbers with more than 250000. the regular migraines crossing into the european union. joining us now from that summit in granada is our correspond to band to the the band. the leaders have wrapped up the meeting was have they agreed on the discussion about migration was very long and very controversial. and at the end, in the end, they have nothing on their hands because they quit no degree on a common declaration about migration policies. that's because the polish prime minister will not be etzky, has up everything and blocke