u. n. europe's full but colonial powers, who shape the middle east for choosing sides, the conflicts that's possible black and white. as the crisis deepens, categories playing a pivotal diplomatic role. this is the capital though, huh. but tell us the news sympathies of strong and well the cycle of violence and repression continues. 1000000, so now demanding enough is enough. the bulk of which is 0 pro palestinian protests have been taking place in the libyan capital. just as mulling training reports from tripling were here a martyrs where in the heart of the sick leave work people hundreds, if not thousands are gathering to so there's all a very solid there already with the people of the people here are extremely angry. are they want? i see smarter now they want to minutes every assistance to go into that. as soon as possible. i mean, referred to chance people calling for president somebody uh to, to open up the roof on roughly up and also people are angry at western countries in particular, america, they say that america is blind. we are supporting israel with no regard to the death of in

u. n. europe's full but colonial powers. who shape the middle east? the choosing sides of the conflict. it's paul from black and white. as the crisis deepens, categories playing a pivotal diplomatic role. this is the capital though. huh. but tell us the news too. but these are strong and well the cycle of violence and repression continues. millions and now demanding enough is enough. the bulk of which is 0. demonstrations of all is being held across a rock mountain without door handle. is that a rally in the capital bank? the public and go to continues across iraq to ministration after the ministration. as in, after, sits in these protests, not as out of supporters of the political faction known as the coordination framework. that is back right? a wrong. they include members of the part of minutes, the group known as the popular mobilization forces. and they, let's really say that they want to take matters into their own hands. they want to be transferred to to palestine.

u. n. europe's full but colonial powers. who shape the middle east? the choosing sides of the conflict. it's paul from black and white. as the crisis deepens, categories playing a pivotal diplomatic role. this is the capital though. huh. but tell us the news too, but these are strong and well the cycle of violence and repression continues. millions and now demanding enough is enough. the bulk of which is 0. all right, well that's it for me, diamond jordan. so now you can of course find much more information i'm use on websites. i'll just here and compare it is on your screen. the weather is up next. that inside story will examine the impact of israel's war and gaza on arm nations in particular. the social and political for that could have lost implications. spectrum done some watching the, the, the color of the cloud on the right and still keeps on coming down across southern parts of china. we've got this area of light pressure that is a tropical storm sand. bob, it's in the process of we thing has been pushing a little further north ways with these,

u. n. europe's full but colonial powers, who shape the middle east, the choosing sides of the conflict. it's paul from black and white. the crisis deepens, categories playing a pivotal diplomatic role. this is the capital though, huh. but tell us the news too, but these are strong and well the cycle of violence and repression continues. millions are now demanding enough, is enough. the bulk of which is 0 protests as in the us capital of march. so the wife has demonic a cease fire in gaza. the pro palestinian demonstrates is aimed to put pressure on president joe biden is shown on waverly support for israel. there's also been increasing calls for his administration to stop funding more efforts to thousands of people of rallied in the sydney of the support of the palestinian people in this similar demonstrations have been taking place across the street of you since the war began. iranians have seen a heavy police presence authorities of the morning hate space will not be tolerated . now that's all for me, rob matheson, it's just past 630 g m t. that's 9 30 am in gaza. where there are repo

u. n. g 7 countries and the supply of oil to europe. file land pipelines would be severely restricted, but the reality has been different. dozens of oil tankers, including some from g 7 countries are waiting to be re fueled with oil off the russian ports of november to assist and more months. for example, they're making deliveries across the mediterranean. or like this russian tanker bind the bearing seat especially to asia. at 1st the sanctions led to a fault and the price of russian oil. as a result, refineries in asia have seized the opportunity and expanded their production of fuels such as gasoline and diesel, which they can export profitably. that's part of the reason why india and china have boosted their consumption of russian crystal is because of the discount. in many cases, those entries, china and india, buying cheaper us and crude oil and selling the refined product back in the global marketplace at a premium. another sanctions measure has been the $60.00 per barrel price limit for russian oil about $20.00 below the market

u. n says civil order is breaking down. plus turkey celebrates a milestone birthday. the country and the crossroads of europe and asia is marketing the $100.00 the anniversary of its founding. as a modern pump the and a warm welcome to the viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. the united nations says the humanitarian situation in gaza is going more desperate by the hour. the u . n. agency that overseas aid for palestinian says it storage facilities in gaza were broken into with thousands of people taking vital food supplies. the un called it a worrying sign that civil order is breaking down. the is really military says it attacked 450 homeless targets over the past day. and that it was increasing the number of its forces on the ground in gaza. it is the 23rd deal fighting in because there has been no let up. it is why is that tax and it has now declared garza city a battlefield. the scale of the destruction is blaine. to see with the we want the war to stone. we lost our loved ones, our relatives are children. all my siblings and their children are gone. with hundreds of homes and buildings in trouble. t

u. n. and within the u. hope which we all, let's turn now to the impact inside the ink is borders we're seeing heightened security concerns here in europe over the situation in the middle east. the u foreign policy chief joseph bordeaux said last week that when he hears and i'm quoting here, religious authorities speaking the language of inter religious conflict and explicitly stating that europe is a party to the conflict. he feels the storm clouds are looming. he says he believes we are on the edge of the best. do you agree with him as i think the season for something very cool. so we have to find a balance label. we have to acknowledge the indispensable vice for bass fair to defend itself against terrorist attacks. frank speaking, which government wouldn't do best when you're faced with the little thing of your own citizens in thousands, such as has to be the case of the 7th of the book for toby atrocities. so here a pen contrast, they're increasing their security measures that including border checks as a result of the conflict and a series of violent attacks here, including 2 swedish nationals killed and brussels last week by a gov

u. n. cons published his philosophical sketch, perpetual peace. in 1795 in europe. how old was raging every way. at the end of the 18th century, french revolutionaries forth against the allied mona seas, austria, prussia, bruce and spain and the netherlands. in this grim setting, comp sketches, institution for world peace on board for a populace that incorporates all people into the costs of the product and the legal order. then as it would be today, utopia which laid the foundation for martin international and the un chelsor, the iowa, iowa. molly is an ide, jerry and lawyer, poet and recipient of the u. s. peace messenger award. she follows an african philosophy of how we humans can live together in harmony. something that has quite a bit in common with con wow. the, i want to learn more. so i have arranged a video call with her from new york. hi, how are you? good to good to see you. can you hear me? hi, i'm a wonderful, you know i, i just checked because it's one of my favorite quotes cancel out of the crooked timber of humanity. no straight thing was ever made.

u. n. chart. and yet they're not doing with that conflict in positions are merging with in europe and mid the middle east crisis you officials have been voicing their support for israel. well, hundreds of people have taken to the streets to protest the idea of response. waves of protests against this rarely violence have spread all over the europe and beyond those hundreds of people and athens, london and madrid take to the streets. imitators have been seen waving palestinian flags and banners sent him slogans and calling for peace. protesters also calling for an end to israel's occupation of palestinian territory us and in france, france authorities are taking measures to protect the local jewish communities from anti semitic attacks. and authorizing pro israel demonstrations of all denouncing raleigh's in support of palestine. this monday of pro palestinian march was prohibited and the own due to the risk of public order disturbances. according to the french interior minister. the dominion says the 3 facts prohibit demonstrations of my request for 2 reasons, which are sometimes complimentary. the

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u. n. and within the u. hope which we all, let's turn now to the impact inside the ink is borders we're seeing heightened security concerns here in europe over the situation in the middle east. the u foreign policy chief joseph cortez said last week that when he hears and i'm quoting here, religious authorities speaking the language of inter religious conflict and explicitly stating that europe is a party to the conflict. he feels the storm clouds are looming. he says he believes we are on the edge of the best. do you agree with him as i think the season for something very cool. so we have to find a balance label. we have to acknowledge the indispensable vice bass fast to defend itself against terrorist attacks. frankly speaking, which government wouldn't do best when you're faced with the little thing of your own citizens in thousands, such as has to be the case of the 7th of the book for toby atrocities. so your plan contrast, they're increasing their security measures that including border checks as a result of the conflict and a series of violent attacks here, including 2 swedish nationals killed and brussels last week by a governme

europe. if, if, if the elected officials are not willing to stand up to your local organizations and networks like the u. n and the n g owes that are helping to facilitate this, helping to financially assist in this. and this global, you know, add movements of a irregular migration for the various reasons. it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a wide open. we have nothing to stop it so that message gets sent across the world . and then there are, it's a whole network with these n g o is. that's where these angles are, the biggest, it's this whole network will. they will show them, tell them this is where you go. this is how you get there will help you get a plane. tickets i've met people from russia made it to, to yuma, arizona, and less than 72 hours because within 24 hours they were on a plane, you know, down to central america. and then from there they take other planes and buses. again, according to their claims, and i've seen documents where they have these different n g o, say this is where you go, this is where the conflicts are in these countries. this is how you, these are the different angles that you can