u. n. and the international community is that this should not be clean thing, offer, population, move into population, forcing them to go to this house to use up to that the part of the territories for different purposes, for the state to be sweat. i know you are not a military man, you are very much a humanitarian, but, you know, cause a very, very well indeed, i think one of your very 1st jobs was in casa. when you look of what's going on at the moment, can you see what israel is trying to achieve with this ministry operation? because most of the leaders of a mass military command is already dead to me. yes, they want to get those that were taken captive by how i'm us out, but they've had options to do that. they've been options on the table. that's been spa proposal that has been actually post by the un security council back in june. can you see any reason for these actions other than death and destruction in cottage for the posting and people being deliberately wrote by israel? well, the ef

u. n. and the us. and they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control. including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face? you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top story, this, our serious president bush. i last saw that has a flat, the capitol demoss goes to an unknown destination. officer rebel forces entered the city to limited resistance. again, surgeons have declared the city free from assaults, decades law and rule best. then 2 weeks off the launching a lightning offensive in the north of the country. and that's it from me and the news team a don't get, i don't go away. coming up next, we have a documentary looking at a city in mexico where communal life is run by a group of women in berlin. thanks for watching. the via humming does not get drunk. why do go to the tasteful waves, squeeze our bodies? how much do we need to put a stop hans praying for help find beyond fis gets much on dw science. outtake talk

points opinions and cash all go to the ones that are big influences on water bodies like v o, w h o u n. and, and that's what i think we're going to get most energy use. a tool to go box is also an indian at hot, completely in terms of the city. so i think these particular leaders in the upcoming administration are going to be more pro india infrastructure codes get education, agriculture really. what energy these are the biggest bad i mean does up invest them. is that going to come to india in the next 20 years as it goes into a. so it's more to become the 3rd largest economy of the one. and i think the americans have no choice but to be on a positive. we could within that because if they don't to see these and negotiations and but i read these for the future and, and do that instead of the politics. they were to lose out. and there's going to be a whole creation of the void or the brakes. and other kind of leads to alignments, which are going to take over the world economy the what progress and the word power . if you'd like to read more on any of us stories head over to our website, don't

u. n. and not, and not vice versa. the old situation is very volatile, very combustible. and this is exactly why the, the idea has changed the positions and within those limited the areas. and hopefully, personally, i can tell you and you know, we have nothing to do there. if the machine will be stable and will not threaten these are and obviously can do, do you, do you believe or think that benjamin that's in yahoo is also a bad opinion that this is purely about protecting ourselves. this is not about in an opportunity of perhaps expanding territory. now, you know, the area there is very, is very harsh. it's very hard. it's a very, it's a very exceptional area i would say in regard to the rest of the golan heights a. and then there's not, uh, you know, the in, in territorial terms, there's israel has nothing to do there. they're already 5 villages there. and what these really is doing good currently is basically a, digging a trench, an anti tank a trench to defend this particular area. in other areas, it's much easier to defend them even from within the golden knights, t

u. n. and weston countries accuse run though supporting rebel groups including m. 23 and a bid to control the region, spice, mineral resources for one to denies these allegations of the president of the d. r . c for the extra security was in berlin and spoke exclusively to dw about why his country is threatening legal action against apple. say, mean of a is the most serious thing, is that these minerals are extracted from the congolese subsoil at the price of blood on the, as i said by using violence and terror for you to make the populations living in these localities. fleet l street is on possible at the bottom, then that transported a long trail was fine motorcycles to relent and foot wonder a lot. and the, the stumped by an international n g a, we quote, all that, which obviously itself, segments the fact that the blood minerals pulses them off as if they were minerals mind and lambda passing on. they passive on to see if they didn't, you know, explain one on the pano mean that they take ho

u. n. and not, and not the vice versa. the old situation is very volatile, very combustible. and this is exactly why the, the idea of has changed the positions and within those limited the areas. and hopefully, personally, i can tell you, and you know, we have nothing to do there. if the machine will be stable and will not threaten these real obviously, split, syria is sets up for the post assigned era. the country's disparate or infections are looking to submit their own interest. the victoria's islamist lead h t. s. are now in control of most of the syrian now that they've set up a government in damascus, they've set their sights on the rest of the country. much of the northeast, however, is held by the kurdish lead syrian democratic forces, while the turkish back group calling itself the syrian national army controls much of the territory along the northern border. serious kurds had been hoping for autonomy or self rule, but the h t. s. as advanced as well as advances have people now fearing the worst syrian kids wasted no time and destroying remnants of a subs room. they

u. n. and, and that's what i think we're going to get most energy use a tool to go back is also an indian at a talk completely in terms of what it is it deep. so i think these particular leaders in the upcoming administration are going to be more pro india infrastructure helps get education. agriculture really, what energy. these are the biggest that i mean those of investments that going to come to india and the next 20 years as it goes into a. so it's more to become the 3rd largest economy of the one. and i think the americans have no choice but to be on a positive because with and that because of the don't the c d 's and negotiations and they read these for the future and, and do that instead of the politics. they want to lose out. and there's going to be a whole creation of the what are the breaks and other kind of leads to alignments which are going to take over the world economy the what progress and the waterfall us if you'd like to read more on any of us stories do as my website r, c do

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it's made up of jihad is fine to us and is designated as a terrorist organization by the u. n. the us turkey and other countries. the syrian rebels celebrating after entering elect the country 2nd largest city. defensive to the world by surprise. even though some report suggest they had been planning the new push against the etc team for a while. they weren't, even though the insurgents all led by g, had his group hired to hey, i assume known by the initials h t s the most powerful rebel function in syria. a don't made up of some searching groups at at least 60000 well trained fighters. they govern it live province, an area of at least $3000000.00 people in the northwest, which is parts of the around. so 2 percent of syrian territory notes controlled by president bush, all assad. h t. s was founded by islam is rebel abu muhammad, all galani to emerge from the group known as almost rep, from the te, set up in 2011 and the early stages of serious war. back then under galandes leadership, they were a direct affiliates of all kind of reports and we broke run through the group in 201

u. n. and the international criminal court have one that israel appears to be using starvation as a weapon of war and hardly spoke to the on the emergency office and the results. so it's about the ongoing humanitarian crisis you previously mentioned and describe the situation the cause of the church is the worst. and we're in november right now . and as this all of everything we did the past couple of months as a so nothing happened. there is no people are still surveying, people are dying on queueing on bakeries. the warehouses are and see how to describe the situation right now. i mean, this is it, we're running out of words to describe how about it. how about it is i saw in april, it was the worst it's ever been a may when the wrath of border crossing close and then cousins and ross, i happened. i told them that was the worst it could possibly be and could possibly get. now we're in november, i can't believe how much, how much worse it's gotten. we're seeing people begging for pieces of brea

u. n. and other groups. these families here fled a left 0 and the area around it live and thoughts sanctuary at a can for displaced people. the violence has created the largest wave of displacement in years. ok, my bedroom is from the norwegian, refugee councils, the middle east, regional office in alma i asked him what his organization makes of what's happening right now. in northern syria. of course, it is warring worrying times for everybody involved for the families in these areas . the are seeing the facilities of the rise environments, of course, for age, workers who work across across areas and cities and towns to now have to suspend, you know, i depressions, i don't know. we do refugee castle. we've had to suspend the operations except for some lanes set alive, saving on critical operations. i think what's, what's happening, you know, it takes us back to some very dream days in modern history. it's scary and probably the grimace stage. serious recent history. it was with all the different destruction

u. n. and it's only financed and one 3rd. so there is a huge need for more money, and this would be $1.00 focus of the international community to only support what's going on and not the terminal. and i'm trying to influence it in a way that sort of the interest rather than the interest of the student people. this is one very important point, rebuilding syria and looking out for housing lender property rights. because we have 7000000 people who are displaced within syria. nice people, i know going back to the holes looking who is there, who took maybe there the houses too, we built them. this is a huge subject. and the other very important point is justice. and the feeling that whoever was responsible for these dungeons and for this, you injustice will be held accountable additional fee. and this is the question of these days, really because what we are seeing is that people start to take this into their own hands. no people go after a formally does off prisons or a secret service as them. so this is very important. the, the

and then all of the parties, the are of foreign ministers, the and state department of the i'm a top diploma of the european union, the u. n. envoy for syria. they will all meet and they will present what they hope to be shared a policy, a shared statement, a vision on syria. they have different interests. they agree on certain things, name least the need for stability and security. we know already that anthony blank can be you. a secretary state met with the you and syria envoy and they talked about the need for the you want to take a role in securing the sides. believe to have been house housing, a subs, former camp chemical weapons. this would be important for security for syrians and for countries around syria bordering syria. and there are a number of other issues like that where agreements can be found. but it's still unclear whether everybody agrees on how to deal with the new administration in damascus. and i think that's really where the delicate part comes in. what they come up with will decide a lot of things in the coming days and weeks, nor the our correspondence in damascus was telling us that the new story a

they are having a very hard time getting aid into guys a l u n. and their partners have to coordinate with is really officials. and the un tells us that israel continues to deny most of their requests. yet again, these really authorities denied the request from the united nations to reach the besieged parts of the north. today that's based on noun bait, like a uh and the east of jamalia. yesterday we underscored how the vast majority of our efforts to reach north guys like governor. it's, since he is really siege began 10 weeks ago, have been blocked. most requests are denied out right now, listen to these numbers that were provided to us by the us. and they said in the 1st 2 weeks of december, they planned 339. 8. movements throughout the entire gaza strip is real facilitated. fewer than a 3rd of those. and when it comes to the north of guys are the numbers are even worse. the un says in the last couple weeks, they had planned 96 humanitarian movements in the north of why the gods. but just 16 of those were facilitated by israeli authorities. gabriel

u. n. and the committee, including including united states and friends, are expected to meet or to hold their 1st hawks. is the committee in charge of trying to keep the seas far alive and to monitor and maintain the cease fire that will carry on for 60 days and hopefully turn into a permanent hold in hostilities. so the timing is significant as well. but what we're hearing from a named costume now is certainly significant since it comes as this opposition force moves into hama and beyond. but also days after united states and israel struck a number of targets inside syria, but also a long, little loving these syria border before and after the announcement of the ceasefire . israel carried out attacks on target, sit and said where his bullet targets along the living on serial border. so they are monitoring this closely and they want to make clear that any actions that his will of take will likely be counted again. this is a country that does not have the appetite for ongoing work. christmas dec

u. n. and our partners have tried to coordinate a $137.00 missions to those parts of the north. more than 90 percent, that's about a $124.00 planned admission were denied right. the other 13 were approved but then faced impediments along the way. since monday we submitted 16 requests that's between $3.00 and $5.00 each day. almost all were flat out denied the only mission to get the green light was prevented from moving into all the areas it set out to reach. ready stresses that once again or humanitarian movements must be facilitated across gaza, including areas in the north where thousands of palestinians are facing a politic conditions. after almost 10 weeks under siege. a startup was zoom, is indebted by and central gaza was more on israel's ongoing siege of the north industry. there has been no, any significant change in terms of the reality you taking place in the north of district because i do value a big lot in bay tunnel and these board at towns and villages are completed on the call list and that tax by the is fairly, a ground forces which continue its minute trip rati

u. n. and get beat us as we spoke under our resolution 2250 for far a uh, uh, free uh, integrated, inclusive, uh, sherry or that does not exclude people or press anyone beyond the united states is looking for continued pressure on these law med stay to keep a ram that is now out of syria. outage syria permanently in the kitchen or its supply lines to hezbollah and 11 on environment. resolution 1701 and the latest i live in, i'm cease fire. and also the united states wants to see chemical weapons secured outside and, and in missing people, including the american journalist austin price for time. beyond that, however, the us as a general goal of ensuring that the interest of the various outside players that's jerky is real in error stage are taken into consideration and neither rub up against each other are impact curious sovereignty. that means a plan for all foreign forces, any country including americans to eventually be is there any time so now stationed in towns and villages in syria, south

u. n. and other humanitarian organizations, medicine and food are in short supply of the mosque. done. there is a lot of hardship and suffering in this place. one of the things people here at eating is on by the way stuff dave off to pressing the oil from p not shells, which is a type of animal feed off of extra oxy. while we take the own bus services by this week, the us announced another $200000000.00 in humanitarian assistance and repeated international calls for a cease fire of crimes against humanity in an address to the un security council. secretary of state antony blinking, or is what he called for, and sponsors to stop sending drones and missiles to to them outside actors are arming and supporting both parties turning and internal power struggle into a conflict with global dimensions. in short, a failure to act and sudan threatens the peace and security that this council is charged with preserving the us as investigating whether the united arab emirates is supplying american made weapons to the r s f. us special envoy to the middle east and north africa, breton mccook, told th

u. n. and to inform policy makers about these risk consequences of a i and to help them design policies which effectively mitigate those risks. lovely and knowing that you are a sustainability expert, can you share how you guys have been monitoring environmental impact all the i in your organization as well? everything we do is humans has any impact on the environment. and a lot of it is often heated into us. so trying to establish the scope and scale of as impact on the natural world is quite a task. and a lot of scientists have been working to try and achieve a more substantial understanding. but as it stands right now, we are still just trying to catch up with what is happening, you know, 12 to 24 months is or is a very fast time. and i, and we caught the science. it's not able to actually keep up with all of the environmental impacts, but we do know that the current rates of change in the space is going to continue to have substantial impact on the natural world. and i'd be happy to share a

u. n. and designated service group, but has seized power targets at 5 or 4 minutes. a hawk on a fit on hugs and to show cause is hyatt type of a sums. nita was july named who until recently was on a us brown to this for he got 10000000 dollars for his cabbage that may well, trinity has reopened his embassy in the mazda of the 1st country to this a serious present by shuttle f. i'm was overthrown in recent weeks and a sleeping militant of offensive. oh is it loudly said his authority is wouldn't be the only ones allowed to have guns in the country as he paged to restore order. nationwide and revived ties with neighboring to view a couple of months or the minutes. i'll just strengthen the upcoming governments. we must make sure there is no weapon outside the authority of the states. as for relations between turkey and syria are strategic ties encompass political and social spheres as well. so since the infrastructure has been destroyed by the previous regime, in order to rise again, we need to rebuild the country, agricultural, industrial, and banking sectors and all as

u. n. and our partners have tried to coordinate a $137.00 missions to those parts of the north, more than 90 percent. that's about a $124.00. planned admission were denied out right. the other 13 were approved but then faced impediments along the way. since monday we submitted 16 requests that's between $3.00 and $5.00 each day. almost all were flat out denied. the only mission to get the green light was prevented from moving into all the areas it set out to reach. ready trust dressed as a once again or humanitarian movements must be facilitated across garza, including areas in the north where thousands of palestinians are facing a politic conditions after almost 10 weeks under siege. as national security advisor jake sullivan is in egypt as part of a final push to reach a cease fire in garza as well. president joe biden leads office in the present up to 5 to i'll cc and kyra where they discussed a cease fire and a deal for the release of captives. some of them is also in israel and castle earl

u. n and our partners have tried to coordinate a 137 missions to those parts of the north. more than 90 percent, that's about a $120.00 for planned admission. were denied right. the other 13 were approved but then faced impediments along the way. since monday we submitted 16 requests that's between $3.00 and $5.00 each day. almost all were flat out denied. the only mission to get the green light was prevented from moving into all the areas it set out to reach. ready stresses at once again or humanitarian movements must be facilitated across garza, including areas in the north where thousands of palestinians are facing a book elliptic conditions after almost 10 weeks under siege. the still ahead on now is a 0. george's problem is this picking a new president after october's disputed general election the investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe. on al jazeera, hundreds of palestine solid, there with people tacitus came to damned square to let their voices heard. since the protest band has been in place, i just want to speak out against the genocide. they also

u. n. and the international community. that's what i'm no telling you, i think is an advice from the t o t international actors. as standing for mentioned, i've also indoor, i discussed this with the or close to be the turkish foreign minister with the russian video ranging, but also me the art of foreign ministers. and the old united behind this message that me needs to see what they're saying be implemented on the ground. and this is a huge challenge. i'm here also, this means you have some links to what i said earlier about these radio tags. extremely important. that remote don't see any action from in the international directory that destroys the possibility for this transformation is area to take place. then i think there was a question about the record is a let me hear give a very strong opinion that the situation in syria is still fluid time if we need to be aware of that thing. so i'm not consolidated, but at the same time, i know from speaking to syrians, all over that there are for a whole an optimism and many do

u. n. and 8 agencies are concerned that israel so called next push will be in gaza city. that's where these really military has bombed in damage to sewage pumping station. the attack is the latest assault. on gauze is critical facilities. 2 hospitals were also headed garza city earlier this week. a report by the un human rights office has found that is rose patton, of deadly attacks all end around causes. hospitals push the health care system to the brink of collapse with catastrophic effect. the re told graphically details the impact of these rouse attacks from the destruction of the buildings and facilities to the killings of patients stop and all the civilians raising serious concerns about these rails compliance with the international. the serious new administration is gearing up for talks at a crucial national dialogue conference. in the coming days rebuilding the economy, security forces and institutions are expected to dominate the conversation. also, the votes on dissolving parliament and rewriting the constitution. the head of serious new administration has been