u. n. d p, that's the united nations development program. thank you very much indeed. for coming in, at some point, this conflict is going to be over, and garza is going to have to be rebuilt. i would imagine that given the scale of what we've seen, the level of destruction we've seen from the pictures over the last several months or so that job is enormous. first of all, where do you start? and 2nd, how do you pay for it? and who does that? of course, in a place where a place that's the last 25 percent of his gdc just 6 months of fighting just to compare. so then the last 25 percent of the to be in 140 are fighting ukraine, lost 15 percent of g d p and to use a fight. so this is a massive destruction, not just think us of the economy of the hold punched in the instate is destroyed, and therefore our work would cover the rebuilding of gaza. let's start with early recovery 1st to bring back hundreds of thousands of people to that. it shows the width for the vision of basic services, health, education, water, sanitation, energy, all of that, plus reviving the private sec

n y u, new york university has taken that decision. schools are told to send communications if they want n y p d a new york police department to come in. that's what the major eric adams, the mayor of uh, new york said earlier today at a press conference, the stress that that's the procedure full private property. and that is different a, with a what and what to do does on the streets for those who are protesting outside of the universities. and that's something that we have been seeing because they're not just protest within the universities, but also supportive who gather outside of the gates of the university to support the students that are setting up. this encampments at columbia university, the students that protested it. and they said that they will keep the so called it guides us all the guardian compet until the university divest from companies with it ties to israel. last weekend on sunday, i was they are a covered to this and compliment theory. it's a small if timeframe that we've done, let's get to also get it to campus grounds and that will fly as it were, handed out, stating that they would remain until the universe inste

yes. srahi, p b r u n d julian, the final wish of all, all black life, all i can life is important. so, why don't, why that we should do both from africa, from corroboration, countries in you, in the united states and the old and the graphic is read of forces is to say exactly the, the, the. now it's time for us to say why and how we speak. this can be done and it is not something that will be bullied much. it needs to be something that my children in my children's children can look and say the was in there for the why record you shake from the portuguese called on your powers to look into africa and you say we use something wrong. i was did something wrong now as people for 2024. we need to start looking at well, reactions. we don't want to just to be part of it for the next 6 weeks. when the guy, every 6 months, or 3 years, or the guy to discuss it, then it is now, it is a change because they are so many lives that that'd be said fine. so i called the right to be met at the right time. you said the, if you can't quantify the lives that were lost, you know, from these crimes of the

n y p d. yeah, the n y u has said that following a breach, and the barrier says shop at google plaza, the head of and while use global campus safety said that, you know, the one safety requirement we made was that no additional protest is, could end to go plaza. so was the problem that the university had that they just didn't want people from outside the university to join those protests them and what, what, what did they tell you about why they've arrested students and faculty? yeah, i mean, they didn't want anybody not, not just people from outside of the university, but they wouldn't allow extra students for extra faculty to actually come on to the plaza as well. so i think, you know, they were telling us that the concern was for people that were beyond and why you, but they wouldn't even let people from and where you, you kind of joined the peaceful protesters on the plaza. and so eventually when the police, when they finally brought the police and later in the evening around, i'm going to say like 7, 38 pm or so they charged us was press pass. and even though we are and where you, faculty

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