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garza and these protesters are trying to push washington to agree hydro castro alj a 0 washington the u. n. c. monitoring the 1st chief has written an opinion piece, calling the situation that does the world's moral failure, which should seamus. all the rights. hundreds of thousands of people displaced living in the most object conditions even as winter sets in half a 1000000 people on the brink of famine. and continues, we have been creating with as well as the occupying power in gaza to facilitate a delivery to little or no avail. we employ you g twin team members to use your political leadership an influence to help. and this will and save the people of garza awesome. griffith goes on your silence, and lack of action will only lead to more women and children being thrown into the open graves of gaza as the states, as all see international court of justice, not to order as well as immediate withdrawal from occupied palestinian territories . the ruins top code is currently looking into the impacts of israel's decades load completion of pilots to midland step vast and reports from the hague.

each of preventing trucks from moving as a cute to get into casa, via egypt, a spokesperson for the u. n. c, military and office as a recent medical evacuation coming, but was also stools buys very full, says for several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hills with the east rating side of the story, the forces blocked the w h o l. a convoy for many hours the moment it left the hospital, the east really military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of ambulances and stripped all kind of medics of that close. 3 posted erect christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with the east really forces in advance, while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours, one paramedic has been released and we appeal for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained. so personnel will get more from roughly a little later in the program. well, the us president joe biden says that's an agreement for a temporary staffing garza could be reached by monday. and as part of i

guzman with relief, remains gross, inadequate colfey as well to allow more aid into the cause of the u. n. c. military and cheap says trucks and supplies are being turned away. you have a product that's killing p tech johns in the us on the fire for not doing enough to protect children from online abuse. the . the decomposing bodies of dozens of palestinians have been found dumped in a schoolyard in northern gauze. witnesses say the victims were blindfolded and torch, advise ready forces before they were killed. the bodies were then placed in plastic bags, darted. god bless you and report some rough on a warning. his report contains distressing images a little of this man. searching bags containing the bodies of palestinians who have been missing. what was the, what taken away by his very sources. and now some of the remains of being discovered near how much clearer, in another way can cause. no, that's just as built. those assessed through the different sense of decade chose the doses of the parties have been don't you got to look that up? definitely. with that, i think we were shocked to f

his goal for an end to the u. n. c manager emission follows the i. c j is moving, the israel prevent genocide a while, and spies on forces. its time that the international community and the un itself understand that the owner of the mission has to bend under a sofa punctuating it is self perpetuating also. and it's the desire to keep alive the rescue, the palestinian refugee issue. there are other agencies in the way the other agencies in the world they have to replace on rock and roll is totally infiltrated and come us. it has been in the service of come us and it's schools. and in many other israel's war against under wall continues. now these really prime ministers calling for the closure of the agency, which is a crucial lifeline for desperate. how is teens and guides and you've just heard. prime minister netanyahu chose to speak about it after meeting with foreign and bassett, or as to the un during the visits to israel. and his speech prime minister attacked under the law, but also lashed out at the un itself, claiming it is unbelievably tilted

b, u n. c, mount, terry and chief has told the security council aid to go so it's still being blogs. mountain griffith says it's 5 totally un agency for post on continues. it's work. well, the one in comes off to several, west and country suspended funding tundra. they took that decision following as well as accusations a small number of under was stuff to possibly a tax on october, the 7th. the ability of the monitoring community to reach the people of guys or with relief remains grossly inadequate. then to say it's grossly inadequate. as it says here, is grossly inadequate. it's much, much more difficult than that. you and secretary general antonio data is also on the line. the importance of under the is the backbone of all the many, 10 in response even because of as i appeal to all member states to get into the continued seat of wound was life saving work excellence. he's the meditative assist . i mean, guys, these collapsing makes me concerned by the new main conditions. faced by guys was 2

all the u. n. c. mandatory and offices recent medical evacuation con boy was also stalled by his ready forces the several hours despite prior coordination for all staff members and big hills with the east really side. these really forces blocked w h. roland conroy for many hours. the moment it left the hospital, these really military forces that the certainly military forced patients and stuff out of ambulances, and stripped all kind of medics of that close. 3 post dinner at christmas society. paramedics was subsequently detained. although that personal details had been shipped with these really forces in advance, while the rest of the convoy stayed in place for over 7 hours, one paramedic has been released and we appeal for the immediate release of the 2 others and all the detained health personnel. this with erica bozer, whom is live for us, and rossa and southern guys are on the phone downtown. so is where it was only blocking i'd getting into guys are the real. so targeting people trying to acces

u. n. c. r. western countries. these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world or we're just going to defend further in the army get in and to gather now who are a pair of overnight he's really strikes, killed 24 civilians in the sovereign city of rossa. a residential building has been no blazer, agent, local health professionals confirm the 4 women and 3 children among victims. another strike targeted the refugee camp in the area we had from some of those the survive. the israel still gets a clear to the children to old people and women. the children were just sleeping and suddenly the bomb and happens got to live children and afraid escaped death with as well as people leave your home. so you go to the zones considered save the and wherever bel seen as go, they get bonded. why do notes these just revenge, they just want to bring destruction to people. and that's it. the other that the slides follow. a warning from the united nations that ralph a, maybe the new focus in these roles, ongoing military campaign. in rece

the u. n's, humanitarian elements, the u. n. c. a military and agencies including unrest save. it's very, very difficult to get the they need in into gaza. so there is a big question i think of whether it's route is actually now in contravention of those to the security council resolutions and all of that ruling by the international court of justice. all right, thanks so much james. bye. is that the the view and estimates 1900000 people, 85 percent of gauze as population of been forced from the homes. most residents of northern garza have fled southwards towards con eunice, where these riley army said they would be safe. then soldiers expanded their offensive into central and southern gaza. lots forced palestinians even further south cut off on the egyptian border. the population that has quadrupled with hundreds of thousands of people crammed into an area of just a 150 square kilometers. i've been going on with it. we don't have a single to monitor where there is no water, no electricity, no food, nothing to drink. no bathrooms, we use the tents and we drowned. a women drowned

she is also in historian and director of the u. n. c. center for the study of the american south.y and how african americans got left out of the conversation about the american working class. >> that's strange, right. you would see you -- would think that in a country where the nation benefited from enslavement, the inequalities that come from -- that we would remember the labor of black americans, which has been so essential to so many fields for so long. but yet here in and year out when we see elections, and we see a discussion about the working class we go immediately to a white, midwestern working class, and leave behind a conversation about the historic nature of black laborers in this country. and the contribution they have made. so, it's extraordinary. and we have to do better. >> are there differences professor, in how the white working class and the african american working class votes? >> absolutely. i think, the black working class thinks in a collective fashion. they think about community and in terms of broader than individual rights, but really what is necessary for

is a case which will provide an advisory opinion of from the international court of justice to the u. n. c, a, as a general assembly. so it's a non binding advisory opinion, but still the conclusion of the court with which we only expected of a few months from now. we'll definitely have a serious impact on the international perception and also to states as an image of self issue as well. it's, it has a strong moral authority, so to say, so best level is that the, hey, thank you. in the south africa has long been as the controls palestinian right? so may be mentioning its representative space in front of you in court advocating for those rights. last month, it took his route to the international court of justice, accusing it of genocide and garza to meet them in a looks back of the history of a support for palestinians in 1948. so the africans, government, of all white constitutions, legalized racism and segregation. of non whites, a states policy, the africans word for the separation is a part date. in the same year, the state of israel was declared triggering the 1st arab is ready will. z

and because the task force, 85 percent of the strips, 2300000 population from their homes, the u. n. c, the situation just got this traffic many spend the day trying to find anything. they come to each the see the situation is be on desperate upon the the grind grain for people during the difficult, sage we're facing people, the facility to grinding animal feed. do we address it? is there a continues to be taught? and because the palestinians a wondering how many of them have to die and how long they have to suffer before the bombardment in terms of my one question, right. as long as they are a senior, political i'm is, he says guys and so i've long been subjected to different kinds of abuse. for a long time. it was the siege and the over the over the past 4 months, the stage went starvation. it's meant denial of basic human rights, especially with the children and to mothers and fathers and so on. and that's a very particular silent, implicit kind of violence. and then there was the bombing, the bombing from their artillery by me from the sea. but that was the kind of bombing that you

the mix i oh, the, the there was somebody who can you in the to the u. n. c, monetary and chief has told the security council that a to go on, so it's still being blocked loss. and griffith says it's vital that the un agency for palestine continues its work. the warning comes off to several western countries suspended the funding to on right. they took that decision following israel's accusations that a small number of interest off to pop in the attacks on october, the 7th. the ability of the management community to reach the people of guys or with relief remains grossly inadequate. then to say it's crushed, inadequate. as it says here, is grossly inadequate. it's much, much more difficult than that. and you want to actually general, i'm turning gutierrez, also on the line. the important stuff on the is the backbone of all the meant. it didn't respond. so you can cause i appeal to all member states to get into the continued t f wound was life saving work or excess. he's the meditative assist. i mean, guys that he's collapsing may seem to be concerned by the n

all this says the u. n. c. 90 terry and agency says israel is systematically blocking aid and preventing paramedics from doing that work and got a spokesman said, this is happening despite pie a coordination with these really on the convoys have come on defiant and systematically denied access to people that need to many terry and workers have to interest intimidated or detained by use rated forces. how do you monitor and infrastructure has been hit? i think it's 576000 people in the gaza strip. that's one quarter of the population are one step away from farming. that's according to a senior united nations aide official. the security council has been holding a meeting on the risk of for security inside. gosh, i guess i see the worst level of a child model attrition, anywhere in the world. one child in every 6 under the age of 2 is acutely malnourished. the raw foot program is ready to swiftly expand the scale or operations if there is to cease fire agreement. but in the meantime, the risk of famine is being su

and yet the aid is still restricted, the u. n. c, monetary and elements the you, as you going to turn agents is including under a site, it's very, very difficult to get the a they need in into gaza. so there is a big question. i think of whether israel is actually now in contravention of those 2 security council resolutions and all of that ruling by the international court of justice. and like calling somebody say don was joined by francesca, albany z. she's a u. n. special russell to on the occupied palestinian territories. she cooled the funding cost on illegal immoral and irresponsible or what this countries who are spending $82.00, and a to 2 on ry are, are doing, is a form of collective punishment against the agency and against the palestinians. not only in gaza who have in desperate need for the a that the only on what has the capacity to deliver, but also for the students in the region. because there are so over 6 medium policy and so are going to be affected. and also again, even assuming the allegations where, where to, wha

so we'll just see that we are, there's enabled the u. n. c minutes here in the fios chief has written that opinion piece, calling the situation in gaza, the world's moral failure, which should seamus. all he writes hundreds of thousands of people displaced living in the most abject conditions, even as winter sets in half a 1000000 people. on the brink of famine. we have been pre with israel as the occupying power in gaza to facilitate a delivery to little or no avail. we employ u g 20 members to use your political leadership and influence to help end this war and save the people have gone to your silence, and lack of action will only lead to more women and children thrown into the open graves of gaza. washington's unwavering support for israel as both the g 20 m b i. c. j has been criticized by many around the world. ross and jordan, looks at the history of the ties between the 2 countries, including how it hasn't always been as hormones. yes. as many thoughts to thank you for having me. and joe biden is the 14th us president who has tried to

this all comes off to the e u n. g c 7 members states for over 300000000000 years. all the russian central banks assets of the outbreak of 4 in 2022 professor of politics and economics at st. mary's college jack rasmus believes you are paying council is trying to plug ukraine's funding gap as other sources. fly up. well that's a big question. uh how legal is it. 2 sees uh, another parties, assets and other financial institutions. assets is the question, and they're very nervous about that. that's why a, you know, the trying to minimize the legal opposition to it by just skimming off the profits and saying, well, they were managing the money so they have a right to fees or whatever to manage the money. let's get a benefit. the western financial institutions, they'll charge fees for holding the money. and of course it's, it's a way of trying to fund ukraine when the possibilities of funding ukraine. uh, really declining both in europe and, and the us. so definitely benefits the west. but you know, it raises the question, the rest of the world, do you want to keep your

and because the us post 85 percent of the strips, 2300000 population from their homes, the u. n. c, the situation just got this traffic many spend the day trying to find anything they come to eat. the see, the situation is be on desperate. upon a will the, the grind grain for people during the difficult, sage we're facing people, the facility to grinding animal feed. do we just us is right, continues to get swore on because the palestinians, a wondering how many of them have to die and how long they have to suffer before the bombardment. and how does that, how much does it now the political leader of how much is mind? n e a is expected in egypt, capital cairo to review a ceasefire proposal put forward in paris over the weekend cutoffs prime minister has so national public radio in the us that a framework for a sci fi with this route is now being presented to him. us, he says in direct negotiations will take place in the coming days that we cannot predict, that is it's going to have a break. so, and we'll move forward very fast or how fast this will go to it all depends on both part

separate requests from the spanish courts for information relating to the relationship between the c i a n u. c global. the spanish have also said that the c, i a listened in on conversations between julian assigned and his attorneys, his doctor's his advisors, journalist. pretty much everybody else. well, any of this matter, either in his upcoming extradition hearing or if he is extradited in his court case in alexandria, virginia, a bed sure as how it should. but judging by the way, this case has been going on so far now for 4 years, i doubt it. and i'm worried about that. obviously this is an important part of the defense. now what they hear and that's coming up next month, is simply to overturn a ridiculous decision by jonathan swift. a single high court judge who in a 3 page rolling on his own, dismissed a 150 page submission by his i saw his lawyers. why the decision by the home secretary or to extradite julian should be overturned and why most of the judge, vanessa birds and the low court, even though she ordered them released on medical grounds and the condition of us prisons. why uh

u. n. a. c. all right out to you. so charlotte, they're going to be thank you. we start breaking news just in here. i see international as we understand russian political activist, alexi, novelle in the died in prison. the federal penitentiary service said he became ill after a war and then lost consciousness. he was 47 years old at the end of the day. this is very bad news for moscow because it's something like this of the western press and the western political establishment will pounce on those think that teeth into this and use it to push the n c. russia narrative. we've got more details coming up with this breaking news here on our to international. do bear with us if you can. the mean time here on the program, thousands of global use leaders are set to descend on the russian black sea result of soft chee next month. the gathering for the 2024 world use festival. but it had to be of, in the us delegation called a press conference at the you, when the big concerns over potential ramifications for tending why. that's because 3 american citizens have been char

u. n. s. c. r. western countries, i think that we're really now at a turning point, especially with the conflict between israel and him. us where, you know, these, these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world. or we're just going to descend further into army get in. yeah, you know, i appreciate you saying that bradley, pretty wiring comments, frankly, but i think it just about on points. let me ask you this, you know, the reuters washington the western political establishment. they, they, they'd like to refer to visa iranian proxies or across the middle east. and, you know, i, i kind of makes me pause for a moment. i'm do you, do you think that because there are many alleged factions out there, the mainstream media likes to call it, ronnie, and protest all they all iranian proxies or what. but perhaps you have certain functions that are just sympathetic to iran, but washington says right here in iranian proxy, but coming off to you, is there any way

u. n. a. c to it's the united states now of the almost 145 days of the continuing of this crime against a lot of people in the gaza strip described. you know, by a, you know, those who went to the i, c, j as a genocide the, you know, war against the, palestinian people by the occupying power and not to the at i agree a through a resolution and the security council to code for an immediate cease fire, quoted to whatever humanitarian describe it as you wish, but immediate ceasefire as requested by the secretary general of the land. and almost all human utility and agencies of the united nations. a massive number of countries in the general assembly and almost everyone in the security council with the exception of the united states of america. so it is regrettable it is the wrong message to be send by the security council of to is or is. and we will continue locking on the door over the security council, the general assembly, all the components of the united nations, including i, myself, i was befo

u. c, l a n t is made up of methane, a gas that doesn't stay in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide, but it's 80 times more. one thing for our promise in the short time. and what's interesting about maritime companies using l n. g is days, many of them are choosing liquefied natural gas as their fuel. and the engines that cruise ships use tend to be those that email the most about unburned methane to the atmosphere. and we call that methane slip. this and for red camera shows the ship burning l n g. because you see illustrate the methane that's escaping the methane slip, the more methane, the bigger the kind. the cruise ship industry emits about $30000000.00 tons of greenhouse gases each year. and that's the same as $75.00 natural gas powered power plants. what do you mean each year? for environmental us here in coast amount, who oppose cruise ships? they see a call on the sector as critical. philadelphia billing there, but it's only 30 for us to process. we're diver appears with a quantity of results is under his feet in north we went up to look at them when he says to say, look at

u. c, l a n t is made up of methane, a gas that doesn't stay in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide, but is 80 times more when in for our promise in the short term. and what's interesting about maritime companies using l n, g is days, many of them are choosing liquefied natural gas as their fuel. and the engines that cruise ships use tend to be those that you met the most about unburnt methane to the atmosphere. and we saw this about things like this and for red camera shows the ship burning l n g. because you see illustrate the methane that's escaping the methane slips, the more methane, the bigger the kind. the cruise ship industry emits about $30000000.00 tons of greenhouse gases each year. and that's the same as $75.00 natural gas powered power plants. what do you meant each year for environmental us here in coast amount, who oppose concepts? they see a call on the sector as critical philadelphia. well yeah, but it's only 30 for us to process. we're diversity is with the quantity of resources under his feet in north we went up to look at them where he says to say, look at the gr

it has to be done the the c u. n. g 's as well to advise by long sweet song, sees a decision to prevent a genocide and does that allow the delivery of humanitarian aid as a number of lives. often the client is stricken enclaves. now if the cost is $27000.00 across europe, lachelle, so gain strict environmental regulations that have stifling the businesses along the government. they determined to go all the way to get in session and don't want to back down until we've made real progress because we can't take it anymore on our farms. we're all don't very much alive, and then we're not going to give up. in any case it's our life, it's our future. it's our children's future.

we can use mechanisms including i, c, j, international uh, the i, c, c, u, n. bodies. there are a number of bodies that we can use to push for this. unfortunately, justice takes a long time and we don't expect that to be to happen immediately. but we continue to do the work of documenting the painstaking work of documenting that will hopefully provide the evidence that can be used when we use cases a fairly rules to investigations. rodriguez, very, thank you for joining us from rewards. i think her mother of 2 has been identified as the only fatality so far in a mass shooting during the superbowl celebrations in kansas city in the us. us media have named lisa lopez galvan as the person killed gunfire. ringo during the parade for the kansas city chiefs on wednesday. all sorties of updated the number of wins. the 21. and at least 2 are in critical condition. 3 people have interested in relation to not shooting. and here's an nbc. a news correspond to j grey who's in kansas city and he has an update. and there continued to be questions less than 24 hours after the shootin

that is coming in of the causal strip is not reaching all of the people and people are starving and c, u n. has been warning that the gardens population is at the risk of farm and we are in as groups from many in that is by the way there has been to feed people indebted village, displaced people and the neighbors of their house where they're initiating and they're making their house as a kitchen today, their cookie lentil soup. and let's see how they're cooking the center. so they're using what would fire? because there is no cooking. gus, this lentil soup is cooked without any vegetables because there is very limited number of festivals in the market because a lot of our culture land has been either bonds or has been a refuge for people where they are currently displaced in agriculture and then so use of the chef told us that they are using an onion powder and alternative to the onions itself of the they start very early in the morning and be slow starts this. they start distributing the fluid at a 12 at, in the afternoon. as you see it's it's, it's a very challenging atmosphere where it'

these countries saying that it isn't acceptable for us out to see just as the un security council of c n u member from the west added to it. because currently overnight, the majority of the un security council is with the, the west. some say that japan must become part of it, but the japan also follows west on a policy agenda. news. so as a new western members would be deepening, the injustice or symbols missed. so in germany for japan, one to you, i was just going to enter the security council along the sides. the some new emerging bowers from i was like, it's must not be this. we must not allow that and they won't have that for separate . hosting is now is name to be a single match, a and then these national affairs where germany or japan would have their own separate position. no. all of them follow the us agenda next to and there's nothing that could be done about that the most. but we've seen and discussed that it does have some sound ideas of heard. we've seen some sound ideas being expressed . maybe there should be just one seats at the you and schools to cancel that would be the oc

c i n u and the africa over claims of spreading this information. more of upfront is 20 full band and molly, since 2020 to the countries communications minister, explain the current situation. these decision follow serious bridges of ethics and professional conduct that occurred on january 20 of 2024. in particular, the lack of balance of information and the promotion of terrorism with the aim of demoralizing the middle tree and the population reading news about molly and became a fossil one can help us find that to be a several french media outlets. that's our raw, the bias to gaze, the countries whose lead is day to criticize fronts. for that reason, molly has banned the phrase, television channel, france to from broad costing packages, with serious reaches of to the mystic ethics, aimed at demoralizing the multitudes and the populations. even though this is the latest expression, nothing you move to that has to be areas of northern africa. the fox wants to wield the colonial realities that it is not the 1st time since routine. the french out smal

and people are starving and c, u. n has been warning that the gardens population is at the risk of farm. and we are in as groups for many indebted, but we are hoping to feed people indebted by left this place people and the neighbors of their house where they're initiating and they're making their house as a kitchen today, their cookie lentil soup. and let's see how they're cooking this lentil soup, they're using. what would fire? because there is no cooking. gus, this lentils do is cooked without any best to both because there is very limited number of festivals in the markets because a lot of our culture land has been either bonds or has been a refuge for people where they are currently displaced in agriculture. and then so use of the chef told us that they are using onion powder and alternative to the onions. it says they start very early in the morning and before it starts this, they start distributing the fluids at a 12 at in the afternoon. as you see it's it's, it's a very challenging atmosphere where it's the, th

u. n. g z as well to advise by long sweet song c j decision to prevent a genocide in does that allow the delivery of humanitarian aid as a number of lives often they find this to contain claims. now the cost is $27000.00 across europe, lachelle. so gain strict environmental regulations that a stifling the business is along the government. they determined to go all the way to get in session and don't want to back down until we've made real progress because we can't take it anymore on our farms. don't very much alive. and then we're not going to give up. in any case, it's our license, our future, it's our children's future is find the mounting street demonstrations. people could please like 50000000000. you're a package to you right off the hunger each box down from the threats to beat. so then this does the brakes form wraps up in moscow. the russian deputy foreign minister gives us an exclusive interview covering issues ranging from cooperation in the block to us to mid least in policy failure. it was not the comprehensive approach. it was an attempt to economically by piece piece with the a. a w

j-e-n-n-i-f-e-r. c-r-u-m-b-l-e-y. >> go ahead, prosecutor. >> thank you. mrs.rumbley, i'd like to talk about you as a parent. before i do, i want you to understand the oath you just took. >> i do. >> okay. you understand you took the stand under oath, and you have to tell the truth. >> i do. >> you understand that was the rules yesterday, as well? >> correct. >> all right. we'll come back to that. now, you have been described by your attorney as a hyper-vigilant parent. >> correct. >> do you agree with that? >> i do. >> in fact, you called yourself a helicopter parent before. >> yes, i was. >> so you spent a lot of family time together. >> we did. >> now, i'd like to talk to you about what your digital footprint shows. >> okay. >> what the evidence on your phone shows. >> okay. >> now, it's true, you'd agree with me that having horses is a time-consuming hobby. >> it can be. >> okay. it was for you. >> it can be. >> that's what you said yesterday. >> yes. >> okay. and you were at the barn for between three and five times a week. >> more like three times a week.

c. g. northern garza, or u. n. facility was also a desperate p from palestinians morning and loved ones. a friend help them survive israel's world of skills. 97 people in the past 24 hours. so fluid terrorism is a growing the, the fits victims are innocent, palestinians, their homes and their livelihoods, children's representative demands israel and itself, the patient of palestinian territories. during the hearing at the ones to find his ready forces raised at the homes of palestinian suspects, accused of a shooting and a legal settlement close to occupied easterly simmons killed one of the house and in support. phone numbers, ill football, learn. danielle has has been found guilty of sexual assaults. the exports along the player has been sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison. the . we'd be getting this news our in northern gaza. when is really as try, it has hit a building in the giovanni refuge account. the only facility that is the only designated location that distributes fruit assistance to the account.

c. waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for an illuminating, open conversation. 3rd, very simple forward is that facing about child abuse is you. i am a u n b and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the footfall. this is the fluff dennis done to escape the time of the generation. for episode one on our house thinking and police escorting a trucks and gaza, or being regularly attacked by israel's middle. treat dots as tens of thousands of people are starving in the strip and civil order is breaking down. so is benjamin netanyahu, governments creating a security vacuum in gaza? and if so, why? the hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate to the by the administrator and so as palestinian.

u. n. a. the, you all that has now for me last unable mission to protect red c shipping. well that's cross live now to international affairs research and i'm list uh let me see is did and talk about this. thanks very much for joining us. first of all, can you just give us a brief assessment of what you think of the latest strikes by the who sees? thank you for having me today. actually the keep going us talking about the events today in the middle east in general, and in the ways that we see today is that the american has lost a connection was reality. the world actually has no solution to the, to what's happening in the mid denise or in any other parts of the world, except using the same strategy. use it to us in quantity doors to us and manage that thing that the me so those of war has changed. now. listeners was the meaningful surveillance was the meaning of the, of the technology. the technique of defense on the other side has changed. why? american strategy in attacking and over when mean solutions always to, to problems is evolving, plays also destroy, you need to t

c, j is baseless. this earlier, my colleague diary navigate spoke to francesca, albany z, the u. n. special rapport her on the occupied palestinian territories. she says israel has ignored the i. c. j's provisions and intensified its attacks to respond so to the i c. j provisional measures as being quite shocking to me, and not totally, not just for israel's response, which has continued with the relentless attack mutare of talking a scar saw wishing to desperate populations for which has survived the deed for months over further south, there are displeased, injured traumatized um but there's also be a lot cool responsiveness by the international community therapy. there is a significant number of countries which not only had not taken steps to prevent august explosively. the poor town consists of genocide. so there has been pressure instead on the lot with the suspension of funds. i'm wrong, she's the only a lifeline for the policy and still remaining the not just because they provide critical aid. not only because they are the fresh tractor, and that can be either the aide, but a

c doesn't just look at the non profit times to donations. she's also studying at n y u, the biggest private university in the states considering her paws to johnny was anything but a given. well my, you know, between my trauma that i've been through between being the criminal justice system homeless or the maxine violence survivor. i works on my young stuff that is not my fault um that i am loved the people that do care for me and you can do anything that you put your mind. and so all i think confidence is a very key point to these kids who go through all being in the shelter because some kids in virus and yes, to make them for you, debbie, worthy. elsie has managed to come a long way. john, i'm so we also hoped to be able to stand on their own 2 feet. 2 in spite of everything, the state of tennessee ever since he was born i for the time is in there. i feel like a monk. good bye. in a week there's no time to think is everything is happening before i know where we're going to be on living in the apartment with us because i've done the most that i've ever done in my entir

to do it, to get that debt number down, and hope that there's a churn -- shouldn't say a churn, c-h-u-r-nyou think that? or does it require a deal? >> the only growth in there is streaming. to their credit, they claim they have a pro forma profit in streaming. a market, impressive as i said, asterisk didn't have to spend much on content thanks to the strikes i thought that's realistic growth in the streaming subscribers is, you know, it's -- it's levelling out it's not, not continuing to surge. whether people are going to look -- i mean, it's considered a beat if you can eke out teeny, teeny profit in streaming now. a far cry from thinking streaming is a new pot of gold end of the rainbow i think you know -- investors expectations for streaming sector which is the growth area to them, have come way down. >> that stock, you know, you know how much money he's made because of what he's able to do with discovery's stock remember, over the years, jim? >> oh, yeah. >> he's not used to things that look like that i'm wondering whether that's a commentary on media in general or the amount of debt?

confirms the allegation we've tabled before v i c j that genocide is on the way in the palestinian territories a several countries of halted funding to the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees, including the biggest stone of the us and a half of the $1900000.00 people displaced in gaza sheltering an unreal buildings and its head is now wanting funding costs on the mine the aid framework. and garza comes to the government and respond so in the, the, gets a street for one basically easy overall provides the overall dimension platform to the international community and the weakening of what today will we can overall a capacity to respond to unprecedented human to need. and also uh, at the time the international court of justice is asking the international committee to step up the intern response. nothing to taking task community only, but also to each way at the, at the same time, the core of this quantum and basically with the on demand. this objective, a huge obstacle to guessing, humanitarian aid into gaza. the both the checks is rel, insists on making the full trucks are allowed to enter. supplies arrived in egypt on congo ships at portside

c. n s f, meaning wounded child with no surviving family has emerged as well. and the embattled enclaves, hospitals in the u. k. meanwhile, active is created this a powerful image on the beach. they laid out more than 11000 sets of infants, clothing symbolizing the children of the palestinian have ministry says have been lost to the war. the installation stretches for 5 kilometers, serving as a poignant reminder of the conflicts project to as well as hunger in dallas, or which is unprecedented levels. attempts to get released into the end tape has proven a dangerous task. the u. n. relief agency. again, phase one of its trucks waiting to take aid into the north was hit by initially strike on monday. meanwhile, clashes between police and it's really protesters have reportedly broken out again . now the border check point demonstrators out. the crim shalom post stopping trying to blockade trucks from and from the enclaves saying they won't leave phone to la hostages. they are being held by how miles are released. when the spiraling she monitoring prices, palestinian something forced to resort to desperate mea