and cold on the u. s. army to withdrawal at the u. n. and new york president ad one presented his plan for what he called a peace, colorado in northern syria. an attempt to control an area that makes up a large part of his job a short in the 7. and he's gone into the says, the sort of, you know, we must eliminate the p k, k y p g terrorist organization in syria. their territories cover a quarter of syrian territory yet use are ruled by a group that someone to d criminalize under the name syrian democratic forces up the well, in the sense that we are proposing to create a piece, corporate or 30 kilometers wide and 480 kilometers long and resettle 2000000 syrians to turkey. there with the support of the international community. is john solomon, the idea of creating the secuity zone alongside the took us to you in border self, a double goals. first of all, he wants to contain curtis autonomy on the suicide of the board. the 2nd goal is to reset the suit and refugees inside syria. because turkey has taken an almost 4000000 soon. refugees, it's a huge bur

and last week, a senior u. n. official in the new yorkssioner for human rights quit the organization, denouncing the u. n.'s feelings stance on the conflict. and his resignation letter, human rights -- who worked for the u. n. for three decas referred to the, quote, wholesale slaughter of the palestinian people, and described it as a textbook case of genocide. in a statement to the guardian, united nations responded to his statement, calling them his personal views, and saying in part, quote, the position of the office on the situation and the opt to pride palestinian territories and gaza are as reflected and our reports and public statements. craig mokhiber joins me now. craig, thanks so much for coming on the show. you left the one last week, and then your last letter to your boss, the u. n. high commissioner for human rights, you attacked the u. n. for failing to stop the war in gaza, and you called what israel is doing a textbook case of genocide. you know that's an explosive accusation for many. it's been a lot of pushback. people sa

u. n. in new york for out to 0. and i watch the security council meeting that happens every single month on the middle east. the situation regarding israel and palestine and every single month i listen to all 15 members of the security council. talk a mention a 2 state solution is rather like a mantra, but no one ever talks about the steps to make it happen. do you think the torque now we're hearing, for example, from the, the spanish prime minister in the belgian problem is that, do you think has actually changed or do you think they just saying it? because they have nothing else to say? no that has changed and the change is specifically because the header was understood fast as of the palestinian people, especially in gaza. but all over the palestine have defeated the is it early? nothing you all plan to eliminate the police didn't question and liquidate the to normalization was out of countries as he was planning to. so the listing initial is back on the table. nobody can avoid it. unfortunately, it has to be sent to

and keep that christian telling me that at un headquarters in new york a while the u. n. c. monetary and a fast chief also spoke about earlier. he calls the continuous and on impeded flow of 8 and fuel integrating. so it is without doubt because your military and crisis the but any measure and we have so many so many measures. and this i agree. well, the house is intolerable and cannot continue. in many respects, international humanitarian law appears to be 10 buildings had stopped the function to allow civilians to move sites do it for an indefinite period to facilitation of in fiji monetary gifts. so people have goes a breather from the terrible things. would it be put on the or these last few weeks? a while on the ground in dallas as a humanitarian crisis, keeps to tear a se newborn babies inside. it's not just hospital have died because there's simply no way to power the incubator since they need for critical cap, as well as relentless, bombardments and resulting lack of fuel and supplies means i'll see if a hospital is now breaking points with some patients being left

. agencies charged with helping women and children in conflict brief members of the security council on wednesday. kristen salumi reports from the u. n. in new york. this the heads of several un agencies welcome to ford, a ceasefire for gaza, noting that women and children have made up 2 thirds of the casualties there. but the bombs aren't the only danger they face in addition to bombs, rockets and gunfire causes children are extreme risk from catastrophic living conditions. 1000000 children were really all the children inside the territory are now food insecure, facing what could soon become catastrophic nutrition crisis. children, many of whom have lost or been separated from family, make up more than half of the 1700000 palestinians who have been displaced by friday. the secretary general called gaza a graveyard for children with on average $115.00 of them died each day there and another $1200.00 or more still estimated to be under the rubble. the head of the u . s. agency for children says there's no place in the world today more dangerous for them. in the next month, 5500 women are expected to give birth with little to no medical assistance.

u. n. flag was low, it's a half mile south side. it's headquarters in new york. this other offices you and says it's the highest number of stuff killed in such a short time since the organization was found is off to level 2 to the okay, now i had a surprised political come back. the former prime minister david cameron has been appointed for administer. cameron says he hopes his 6 years in downing street will assist him in helping the current prime minister. we should still not need find sol . challenges. common quit as p. m and left politics in 2016. following the breaks it's referendum that removed the okay from the european union. he had called the vote and contained for britain to remain dw spigot, mos how small from london and about david cameron's political resurrection. scott, i think it's much less about david cameron and his strength and it's much more to do with the government of racy soon. not, which is a government in crisis. so for about the last year, the conservative government has tray is around 20 percent behind the positioning label party. so that means the re, she's do no

and so i have lots of friends whom do i states and the west in new york for i have more friends and they'll say it's best to have . so we worked at the u. n. and many of them were ministers. how many friends and the so we're good friends just dropping out the single that quickly though here on how to international he will watching are the live feed from the pretty back of readings for him. here in moscow we got into a duck in and duck out of it because of the signal drops out fairly routinely. but we'll give you some of the highlights. the, basically this for him is to have known about the international diplomacy and the multi poto world in 5 right now. so again, laughter up is making some good comments regarding precisely that. so let's head back in and listen just for another month. this is what i need to give a skills back. it is the thing that they're not the nonsense and the criminals know the criminal yes, but the ukrainians have their own story. they're having a tough on those lines. there's a problem that that's what the investigator of israel 7 q and this is this the best one to one. let them or francis that that's taking place .

and headquarters in new york. thank you, kristen. earlier i spoke to thomas weiss, he's the director of on right in garza the u. n. relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the near east. you saw him earlier speaking in gabriel's report now speaking to me from rafa in the gaza strip. he told me that their facilities simply cannot cope with a huge number of people in need of shelter. we have lost so many colleagues. i loved ones from the guys that community. so that's tough enough to deal with. but right now the people who are sheltering under the u. n. flag here in gaza, not safe. we had 4 incidence yesterday where people were killed and injured inside. owner was schools inside id pay, shelters and i should be protected under international law. but the reality is under un flag people i still think killed and injured. so it's, it's very, very tragic here for the conflict during the conflict way. very clear with the is riley's on exactly way l. uh, facilities. uh, we've had about 50 facilities that have been impacted by conflict and we've had 5 direct hits on uh, on our facility. so we, we copy any clear

brief members of the security council on wednesday and reacted to the news of the prisoner exchange christian saloon. a report from the u . n. in new york are the heads of several un agencies. welcome to ford, a ceasefire for garza noting that women and children have made up 2 thirds of the casualties there. but the bombs aren't the only danger they face in addition to bombs, rockets and gunfire causes children are extreme risk from catastrophic living conditions . 1000000 children were really all the children inside the territory are now food insecure, facing what could soon become catastrophic nutrition. crisis children, many of whom have lost or been separated from family, make up more than half of the 1700000 palestinians who been displaced by friday. the secretary general called gaza a graveyard for children with on average $115.00 of them died each day there and another $1200.00 or more still estimated to be under the rubble. the head of the union's agency for children says there's no place in the world today more dangerous for them. in the next month, 5500 women are expected to give birth with little to no medical assistance. $10

u. n . and world health organization officials and desperately working to get sick and wounded civilians. also have garza was trying to get humanitarian aid in christians today. we have the latest from you and headquarters in new york. how to evacuate the sick and injured from a hospital when there's no place left in gaza to take them. 10 hospitals remain open, but on the verge of collapse, lacking critical supplies and staff, a will she for was the largest and most advanced medical facility in gaza. the world health organization senior most representative there says that while many are focused on the deaths and injuries caused by the department, the public health crisis caused by the blockade threatens to keep causes health system crippled for months, possibly years. so it's not just about how we evacuate. the question is actually, how can we re substitute these hospitals to continue providing services? obviously in the, in the kind of context thought is difficult and we do need to get patients who require urgent and critical care to that care. but at the same time, we're thinking i'm planning on trying to work through. how do we actually continue to provide a cert services through the population that we may north

and this comment i should point out comes as a high ranking un human rights official here in new york resigned and made a very public statement about when he sees as the u. n's failure to call what's happening on the ground. what it really is, he says, not only is it a clearly violations of international law. he said it's a textbook case of genocide in, in speaking to my colleagues earlier today. so i think we're seeing a ratcheting up of you and language in accordance to what, with what they're seeing on the ground, a completely devastating situation as for civilians, they're christians today. me with the latest for us the from the un. thank you question as well. just in the past, allen, us present turbine and spoke about the efforts to get americans out of gaza. today, thanks to concerted read leadership were in a situation where a safe passage for border powers, tenants and foreign nationals, tx a garza has started the american citizen very well. lex it today. as part of the 1st group of probably over a 1000, we'll see more of this process going on the coming days. working non stop to get americans out of gaza as soon as safely as possible. this is the re

u. n of of for some weeks now, but i'll be here and i'll be here in the office. but i've been discussing this with the diplomats in new york and with all team on the ground in new york. a normally there's a, a among diplomats that's the ability to get on into the job even though they disagree in public and warm relations behind the scenes that has broken down. i've told him told him that there's really quite, quite difficult conversations being have even in private between people who disagree on this issue. they will be, i think, following this extent, seating the closely, i'm told when the security council met just a few hours ago, the focus was on hospitals. we have talked to address the head of the world health organization said it was a business that say it was impossible to describe how bad things well. but even then until the situation was very, tends to come some types of minds on the situation. what we've seen in the last hour or so i'm sure the main wave diplomats communicate these days is a bit like the rest of us. there was on whatsapp sending messages to each other. so i'm sure they are talking about this. and

stop my responses, that would be the resignation of, of the head of the new york office and the you on who resigned over the u. n. a. and sufficient response to his rate of crimes. we have heard of cause engine this side. scroller is saying that this is the fix at the end of june, the site and on it, we're going to have to leave it now i'm afraid to thank you so much for joining us here. and i'll just vera that is it for this news hour. but i'll be back in the more minutes with a much more comprehensive coverage of the war on gosh, the medium sized collateral. this massive is really a top sirens going off warning citizens that are heading this way from even hospitals. i'm not yet protected from the. ready homeless several 100 people and the numbers are growing all the time. so the victims of the attack a lot to the hospital in gaza. 5 is requesting congress, provide a 100000000000 and security funding for 6 meetings. still no resolution, still no unified thoughts providing arms, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hittin

u. n. new york. human rights office director of talking about the wholesale slaughter of palestinian people, talking about the statements from you and experts on the 16th of october talking about a genocide in the making novices having any impact. i'm sure it is actually for sure. it definitely is having an impact, but unfortunately it's not having the kind of impact that most of us would want to see. however, it should continue. this pressure absolutely should continue the international commission of tourists. it should um, a very important legal refer yesterday about genocidal intent and, and, and what this all means for the crime of genocide in the ongoing work. but they also says something really important. they said that states are, every state has a responsibility, has an obligation to do everything in its power to prevent and to punish even the, the, the, the commission of these serious crimes and it, and it's um, it pointed out and pointed to the united states in particular because of the effects of impact that it could what have as israel's most powerful ally, to uh, to compel them to, to uh, to stop the war and, and push f

thoughts on the as the, the director of the new york office of the un high commissioner for human rights, who resigned last month said that the u. n. is failing and it's due to prevent what again he categorized as an aside and sites in countries like the u. s. u. k. in much of europe as being, quote, wholly complicit in the certificate salt. i mean, do you do agree with what he has to say and in your opinion, if you do agree, what evidence can you point to that that, that shows their complicity. that maybe my, my legal opinion is clear that i'm from living as a hot mess, coming to general side again these various because have my has intention to destroy the jewish community that they right. and i don't know if i have the right to defend itself, but they cannot come me crimes to defend himself. so the blockade of the gas that isn't coming into mind the i'm probably the general side. in addition, manually the bomb being looked like what crimes? because the killing us, it really gets privy to it. so all this company is a company they find that is set this in with bang out of the big weapons, get really another big problem. so all of this happening r

u. n. q mandatory in chief says that it's refugee agency for palestinians is unable to keep up with the humanitarian needs and gaza. martin griffiths was briefing member states in new york on the bow of the safety net, the buffer. also many people have gaza. the 70, as is practically out of business. i pay tribute here as i was going to do later. i don't even know the numbers today this morning. yesterday was 72 pills and stuff. these private stuff. overhead. 14000 national stuff in gaza. the outset, many of them fled that i think $5000.00, so it's still working. and i didn't know how many of that now we'll hear more probably from tom. one of the terrible things about that. those killings are the most of the happened in the homes of those people and they have been killed with that families. i think it's the highest number of un stuff. let's do the conflict. gabriel is on to is live at un headquarters in new york, a gabriel martin griffith. clearly emotional clearly shaken by everything that's been unfolding in gaza. run us through you know his entire message. and what else he said yeah, it was a very sunburn message, quite frankly. and this is getting very personal for

and not only that, but he actually says it's genocide as well. so that's from a former a u. n. a worker at the human rights office here in new york, but the fact that you're hearing it now from a human rights office. it certainly indicates that they are seeing exactly whatever all the world is also seeing sitting around with the pictures coming out of god. so now for several days, gabrielle is on the, the with the latest for us from the u. n. thank you. gave as well, let's head back to gaza and get the view from the ground that in the south of the gaza strip. taurus of what i was doing is in con eunice for us topic, we know that the bombardments have also been continuing in the south. what have you been seeing here? yes, the is really a relentless attacks from the south of the gaza strip and even in the northern and central areas of it, 2 or 3 continues. during the last our residential building was level to the ground and devalue of refuge account. it's also important to mention that this comp has been a hit on multiple occasions by the israeli occupation forces to my success have been to message on this refugee camp, which consi