the u. n. b, u k, is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you, from doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election. so people will difficult, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including problems in germany, the band, the demonstrations, the governments of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on business, and that's partially because we set up the stop the will go away from them. but by this time some american campaign is being in action for a long, long time. and they could mobilize very false law justin long to where they've been huge demos and a huge demos, but in the provincial capital, in, in glasgow, in manchester and god is elsewhere. large numbers of people have come up with 2 countries in your that are exceptional us spin and i'm and which of

the u. n. b u. k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people are saying we've with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election so people will left football. but it's noticeable now on every single european country, including from st. germany, the band, the demonstrations, but got most of being forced to step back and let me new extend stations every where brooklyn has been amazing on business. and that's partially because we set up the stop the war coalition. the palestine southern america campaign has been in action for a long, long time. and because mobilize very false law justin loan to where they will be huge demos and a huge demos, but in a provincial capital's, in, in glasgow, in manchester and god is elsewhere. large numbers of people have come up with 2 countries in your that are exceptional span and ireland, which have come up f

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, the u. n. b, u k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this, and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with will be published in the election. so people will difficult, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including france and germany, that a band, the demonstrations look up most of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the right. you can watch that episode going on the ground next after now would mediately stay with archie for all the new use he can rely on us and you to get the la. like, like i have asked him how to start and see all those in the region. the or non state actors by the operate with the national down the normal price beyond national congress. so if you don't have it, you have is mission to the race stream. you know, and bring spain back to the peace loving kingdoms

i mean, the scenario of having to say international observers or even a u. n. b 's to, you know, but between goes on and isabelle in case i mean this, this conflict is, is over. how much is spending power, even though, because fucking, guys are, you know, when it comes to the, i mean, to compare but important tool in the construct the construction that goes to slip and, and so there's so many important funds, 13. busy and it's uh, and it's dispos that at this point, and it's, it's, it's, i mean, and it's, it's in a very, it's station and this is better than a good position where to put all for the assumptions for all the boxes including is what it doesn't cause it has to promote the collision. what does that are? yeah. i'm blinking isn't the only us diplomat. uh, that is in the region. see i direct developments is also uh, is, is visited as ro. i mean, what is he going to be trying to achieve? i mean, i guess the assumption is this is we're going to be about intelligence sharing between the us and, and israel, or, i mean, this is my opinion speculations. i think

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u n. b, u k, is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election. so people will have football, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, but governments of being forced to step back and let me new extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the at least 30 people have been killed and i the 300000 displaced in somalia, bible, the united nations has cooled a once in a century floods. according to the un, the catastrophe it could effect up to 1600000 people in the african country. if that was preceded by heavy rains that started in october of the country had struggled through extreme droughts. the united nation stays at postables. the flooding could severely impacts up to 1500000 hicks has the pho

b, e, u, n, b, u k, is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this, and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election. so people will have football. but it's noticeable now on every single european country, including from st. germany, the band, the demonstrations, the governments of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the road. you can visit archie dot com for more details of the story as well. following from the middle east and around the world, i am michael. what shall see you again? the of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the many years ago when i was a brand new c, i a officer, the senior c. i a counter intelligence official warranty about the threats that the united states faced from this phone and adversaries. i was told that russia, china and north korea cuba and iran met harm to us and that their intelligence services were constantly working against us. but it

have an invoice of an integrated you and agencies on the that's why i'm going to zation is be the u. n. b, but it costs and i mean name, it's on big old the would the flags would there are short answers and start moving . people want to leave for the south, right. with all these guarantees. but with this, i mean there's a lot of real cause it's promises many times. why would people believe that it's a safe go to do it again? right. and we've been seeing an intensification of college, and this is coming off to this repeated kind of rhetoric that we've heard from these. what are the prime minister in particular, let me read to you a passage of what a, what was published yesterday as a lot to that he had sent to his right troops sang quotes. this is a world between the sons of lights and the sons of darkness. remember what i'm a like did to you and you for a view is who are not familiar. maybe with the story of this is a passage he referred to a few days ago in a verbal speech. he gave referencing a telling people that the bible has told us to remember what i'm elected to. i'm like being a p

to give video showed us as the people that will not be thought get to meet the, the u, n. b, that it costs, you know, and, and we hope that in such a community sense of this for this situation and, and, and be able to be more engaged, you know, on the ground. hash them. i want to talk about the captives. i've been a lot of ongoing negotiations with cats all very much taking an active part in those negotiations. we have the head of the c. i a the most thoughts talking to the prime minister of counsel just yesterday. what more can you tell us about what these discussions have involved and what are the chances of us seeing any movement on this issue is basically about the need to come up with an, an agreement based on an on specified number of a competence to be released in exchange for the humanitarian space. so what about semantics? how must needs to look into the details and agree on a number of hostages that does not show how mass giving massive concession to is well, i guess the backdrop of the death tools that we've seen on the huge destruction in gaza strip at the same t

gaza members remain divided over the language and a resolution, christmas leave me has more over the u. n. b c, that they just met for 2 hours behind closed stores. the security council got a briefing from the relief chief of the united nations in the political quarter coordinator for the middle east. as the united nations has been ratcheting off the call for humanitarian ceasefire, we heard the secretary general talked about it today. warning that does is becoming a graveyard for children, even as the council was meeting, he was tweeting that message a repetitively, repetitively tweeting about the need for a cease fire. today, we've seen him really ratchet up the pressure on the international community. he said parties to the conflict facing immediate in fundamental responsibility. stop this in human, collective suffering and dramatically expand humanitarian aid. so council members, i discussed this behind closed doors. many of them came out after the meeting to speak to the media. clearly they're feeling pressure, not just from you and officials, but from their constituencies back home as

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u n. b, u k, is being affected because hope is saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be fun based on the election. so people will left football. but it's noticeable now on every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, the governments of being forced to step back and let me know, extension stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the well, that makes rick sanchez. how's the latest episode of direct impact and drawing me some more news in 30 minutes? thanks watching. on the auto body i'm or 2 inches. i've been doing news for 30 years now. 2 languages all over the world. here in the us interviewed for us. presidents worked for us, major television networks. i don't like what they do by the way. see, i think news to be honest and direct and impactful. this is direct impact the i want to

u. n. n b, sorry, between people while they're making these people where they are making fire and so they are trying to make some bread for themselves and that is what you need. airplane, target them. and there's thousands. it says use these are thousands of engine highways there. i'm a witness that there's more than you think casualties of thousands of injuries, but it was over there are i see a lot less to brag. blauman risk right now, because i've been changing industry any time. that is where the airplane was targeted me because i'm standing in a very in golfing area, people as you're trying to help each other people here. the tries to survive by the action needs facing a very difficult situation because of how the one count those the typical things that i just advise like want to see how about the electricity, smart phone here. this is a human kind of disaster, such as the same as in the center of the search is very dangerous situations, loc children in the golf and goes through a lot of f

u. n. n b, a humanitarian agents as to where card to get as much humanitarian supplies as possible. especially if you would maybe kind of medical supplies for to me because the equipments, whatever estimated the so, so that's where the transfer of the people also. 6 to have a breathing space it's, it's been a difficult deal to negotiate, but it was still not the yet. we must just highlight that. but we're now on day 45 of this will. on garza, 13000 palestinians at least have been killed. why has it taken so long to reach this point about this deal? i think it was different by the is really a vengeance. a people they want to kill as many tossing it as possible. and in fact, the priority for this or even government, was not the hostages. they want to prove to themselves that the, sorry, the autumn is ready and capable and of kate and willing to inflict some which damage on how my son other. so the pressure coming from inside is right to put the hostages on top of the agent that, that to be a secondary or 3rd. so that is not with the pressure is mounting or no, sorry, the government, t

then the 25th dw, the this is the, the we news live frumber letting the b u. n. well, comments, news of a truce between israel. 6 and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and an exchange of 50 of the hostages held and gaza for palestinian prisoners in is really jails. leaders are calling for the pause to be extended because there is no waiting desperately need of aid. while relatives anticipate plans for their loved one return and each plus the exit polls and the dodge elections, but heard builders, freedom party in a clear lead. the far right anti is land populous leader. now freeze is a challenge and funding partners willing to form a government with the and there you really welcome to the program and you and then governments around the world have welcome the truce between israel and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and the release of dozens of hostages guitar acted as mediator and has confirmed the framework. here's a look at what it covers. a mosse will free 50 of the hostages. it took in the october 7th to her attack on israel, a $1

something is rel, 1000 ones that were going around in circles here, anthony and getting nowhere been the b u. n. posted in refugee i agency has said that 2 strikes have hit the school being used as a shelter for internally displaced people in northern gaza today. what are you hearing about that? the way getting through very sketchy details of nights, it's believe the school or school yacht was struck. hundreds of people were believed to have been a sheltering there. the health industry has started releasing figures saying that several a dead and not total is going to climb the is way the military didn't immediately confirm whether or not there was a strike and whether or not it was involved. we've seen this past in time and again of the past week, especially with not on the schools, but refugee camps being struck. hospitals caught up in the crossfire or the direct targets. but whoever's responsible here and whether or not hom us has a secret command centers under these civilian infrastructure, the sheer number of civilians being affected here, we're talking about some 9000 now. you know civilia

so arriving guys, as soon as the war started, b u. n. has called for access to the entire gaza strip, to distribute a ease route, how some of the young boss, so those of spain in belgium, over commons made by the prime ministers of the 2 countries. doing their visits to wrap up on across the, to criticize the founding of civilians in gaza and called for the recognition of the palestinian states. democracies. mazda has also released 10 tie hostages. bangkok had been engaging for weeks in its own diplomatic talks to free. it's national as hell, biomass. this took place as part of a separate deal, but it captives wherever these at the same time as these riley hostages. george, indeed, of the news. he has a reminder of odds of starry. it is our $24.00 hostages feed. by that kind of thing, and many times group i'm honest, have arrived and these are out. the group includes fads and he's ready, women and children. and what time each valve has least $159.00 palestinians that was sold in, in jail. vineyards from fat and coming up, meet the people

the one that relates to the, the human it's r u n a b and allowed in the gaza strip. and another one that is, that is, was not mentioned, but everybody was whole video with the mention in the list of conditions, which is the movement of people from the southern part, namely those evacuated at the beginning. our throughout the, the past months of intensive various right to the southern part. there is, there was hope for them to go back to their homes in the, in the northern part. but the one about the human to turn the truck. it talks about some 200 trucks of, of the human and 3, and that includes food supplies and medical supplies and other life essential survival items being allowed into gaza strip. we're talking about a, one of the in that goes into some details of what is really needed. it took about a fuel as to operates, hospitals, remember how functioning hospitals in the southern part of the central part of garza. and i will talk about is operating the, the stations across the gastric for bakeries as well. in addition to a propane gas cooking gap, this is one o

okay, world for the most part with the exception of b, u. n. america at times is silent. well, as actually, if you were gonna ask me that question, and i was gonna answer at all, what doctor finkelstein answer it, but what kind of country does that actually the united states when it comes to a rom, russia, china, and that as well? but that's, that's another point that's not teaching children in school and on their sesame street. that's raising children to kill the jewel. okay. the media news shows that's a different story. ok, all right. i would argue it's not because essentially when you, every night on your newscasts, tell people that these countries are awful, that's all award start. and that's the reason the ridiculousness of a rock happened as well as afghanistan. but dr finkelstein, i'd like for you to answer his legitimate charge that if your era or come from a palestinian community or any of these and cabinets in places like jordan, you really are being told to hate jews. that sort of undeniable right. well, i'm not going to address that right now. let me address

i'm dw, the, the this is the, the we news live frumber, letting the b u. n. well come it's news of a truce between is. 6 and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and an exchange of 50 of the hostages held and gaza for palestinian prisoners in is really jails. leaders are calling for the pause to be extended cause us now waiting desperately needed aid, while relatives anticipate plans for their loved one return and plus the exit polls and the dodge of election foot heard builders fried.

i, i think it's very unlikely that they will meet the, the higher end of the money that they, the b u. n. a saying would be needed. but they definitely need to look at the lower end, which is about $200000000.00 per year. we'll have to see whether that's possible or not. thank you very much, but he's also on that climate report to and that's it from louise and from me on the news team um to check out our website w. com. that's a lot more news, a background analysis on that. and i also do recommend to follow us on social media handle. there is a dw names i'm good. how about is invalid, thanks to the india ations cross in india weaving is being done by her and again the number of audio vans is growing. and so is the income, because customers are prepared to pay more for hand with the industries flourishing to take on to the next level. we need to educate and trains beyond eco, india. next on dw, the music from the new home and to the young musicians of touring the especially since a rita. this is an important active resist. the young cousins fled from the tele focus in 16 minutes, silas on

you assess that, even if this war worth it, and now look, you the numbers quoted by the you and the b, u. n. s. the report are good 1st, you know, back of the envelope calculations, we're all doing our calculations. different and institutions are looking at different issues. we've looked at things that we have a paper which will come up very soon on the impact of the labor force cut off. and so, i mean, there are so many different waves coming at us to begin with. and i think this is something we're gonna have a chance to talk about. but you know, gaza is, is, is we can no longer talking about the west bank and both in, in the palestinian economy is one if they're not talking about westbank because economy. uh, east jerusalem economy, which is another story. and of course, does, i mean, how does is 0 that does the, the commission, the idea that there are even 20 percent of its labor force working in the, at the currently is, is almost, you know, fantastic. and the also the idea that somehow this economy is just going to pick itself out if tomorrow the, the fighting were to and, but we're al

to run its generators, then a power outage will shut down a central machine such as ventilator is b. u. n. a saying this is taking a told not only on the injured but also pregnant women, a newborn children that rely on incubators. garza's health ministry size, hospitals are overwhelmed with patients. 16 out of $35.00 hospitals are out of commission. others are unable to provide services to the wounded and sick due to a lack of medical supplies and fuel. meanwhile they occupied westbank is really forces have stepped up, raids their including and parts of janine and hebron, as follows protests against the us sector states visit to de la bernard smith reports a routine night in the occupied west. by this time, the target is a 20 year old man. suspected of being a fighter and a power steering on through his body was taken away by this bulldozer. that'd be happy. yes. was the 100 and 49th palestinian killed in the west bank since october . the 7th, a few hours later, the funeral of another young routine dang. this is the rhythm of life here. rate funeral repeat. elizabeth, said old philip, but

a to b u n says that the us has sabotaged efforts to de escalate the conflict. a survey of something that we regret that under pressure from washington. the language of the resolution was watered down. the council does not even demand that the parties introduced humanitarian pauses, but only calls for them which makes a mockery of the progress of, of the council colleagues. it is simply a shame that the council, which has unique, powerful tools including chapter 7 of the un charter was able to squeeze out such a weak call from the very beginning of the current aggravation in the palestinian israeli conflict zone. the us delegation sabotaged any attempts to develop a balance in the politicized documents aimed at taking real and urgent measures to de escalate the situation. our american colleagues on the council justified the collective punishment and extermination of palestinians, primarily the civilian population under the guise of slogans about the fight against terrorism. and israel's right to self defense effectively paralyzing the work of the made un party f

all right, now, roches, and bassett, a to b u n, said that the us pressure the organization to we can the text of the resolution. what would that mean about the us influence of the united un security council as a whole, as well? you have to get your name and limit the from, from the, from the permanent member. so one member can block anything. and in the us, in this case block that the initial resolution, they eventually pass one is, was pointed out that was a watered down resolution that called for rather than demanding various pauses in the action. the problem is when you pause in the midst of warfare, the other side, a mazda, in this case, has the opportunity to regroup, to rearm and to prepare for more fighting. it doesn't include the finding, it just prolongs the finding, i think is real and the united states recognize that you can push a pause when again, hostages are be held and the brutality that received from us both against the israelis and against their own people. they are the ones that are blocking people from moving. they're the ones that are committed war crimes, by hid

but for example, and not the, let's say b, u, n, v u n dot, the report that says net fixed current events as well from this hospital. we think it's a real crime. it exists in the internet in 20, it's time. the adult swim on is resurfaces. people say, oh it was a blue crime. i mean us to meet to m u and deletes it. suddenly a part of history is a raised nope, i think that's a problem in understanding what i said. i never said that that can should not be that i said how the algorithms make it to making sure that somebody lives something which has been there for the games become very investing for people to be. and most of the people and i, i grew up with the get, i don't get noticing. i have seen how things have worked in the last few decades. i have seen of the good notations one and then the last 10 years have not been any idea of the guy look at or is, i mean get this before the only thing i'm saying is that the problem is that social media and i'll go to them which started only make it very interesting. i never said that it should not be there in the front. then i said that people who a

work on doing flux, the subscriber for moving is like the this is the, the we news line from berlin, b, u. n. welcomes news of a truce between israel and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and an exchange of 50 of the hostages held in gaza for palestinian prisoners and is rarely jails. but leaders are calling for the pause to be extended and as relative a weight plans for the loved ones return. garza anticipates desperately needed 8 sounds, a guide. what she's doing now. where's over to, you know, i don't sleep at night. you know.

the b u. n. special raffle to on the palestinian territories has cold out the us for what she describes as protecting israel. francesca albany says for our pauses and bombing on not what the people have goals and need of the human rights community discolor. and the communities denounced that there was, there was a risk of genocide being committed against the policy and people. so it's extremely serious. and instead of stopping it, the u. s. r. again, once again resorting to during the same time like giving 4 hours to, to the people in gaza to brief hold hours to let people breeze. and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bomb banks before starting something them again, it's very cynical and cool. okay, let's bring it into america. lucy is professor of public policy. it be the whole institute for graduate studies. thank you for joining the program. i want to start with this for our pause in fights in the us says while they were hoping for something more substantial based for our

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u. n. has called for access to the entire guns, a strip to distribute a israel has some n b and passengers of spain and belgium over comments made by the prime ministers of the 2 countries during a visit to the rough of border crossing the to criticize the bombing of civilians in gauze and called for the recognition of a palestinian state and local agencies or a mouse has also released 10 tie hostages taken during the october 7th attacks. ty authorities released images of their citizens with one filipino in these really hospital. bangkok had been engaging for weeks in its own diplomatic talks to free it's nationals held by him on the deal with separate to the one which saw the is really hostages released but happened at the same time. we asked philip sure, well, a journal is based in bangkok about the reaction there to the release of the ty, hostages. well for, for the, for the families of, at the time, the non man and on $11.00, there is overwhelming relief and joy to have spoken of, you know, not being able to wait much longer just to see the loved ones. now that they've seen these image

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