u. n. for example, to recognize the safe certain suggestions for an israel and others. so now do you and has a special history, as you know, on safe servers. we have lived through for evidence that which was not a safe zone as it turned out. the requirements of besides certain, a quite cat includes the date for counties of safety from all parties. it needs to be a place that people go to and leave voluntarily. it needs to be a place where he might turn services are regularly and rely, be provided them embossed, the doesn't fit any of those requirements as far as where we're at. and so we have had a continuing discussion with the is right. it's hard to say about what is the site, so what is the sites area? one of the worries that we have about what i see is that these very well meaning and well founded suggestions for amount of time. carto may draw people down to that peach area, which we don't think is safe, where there will be a collection of people who will be in homes way. and so there will be drawing by the possibilities should match every night. so the united natio

we can now talk to julia as to why she's the director of communications for the u. n. agency for 1st indian refugees and joins us from the georgia indian capital. armand, which borders as well as of yet human rights sports accusing is where they've committed war crimes. they're saying it's forces are deliberately blocking the delivery of age, such as food and water, as your agency seen anything that would come from those very serious accusations. why and we are not the tone in a position to determine whether it is a work crime or not. i can tell you, for sure, is that fluids, few a water and the information they all be used as what kinds of, or during this being to do to 70 days. if you recall for the 1st 2 weeks since the was stopped and that was a tooth and hair, mystic sage on the guns was chipped and nothing has come in including for the water . so it deal confirmed then the other day, sions that human rights sports level site as well as i say that i am not in a position to confirm that i am here to give you the latest on the ground. and what has been happening si

let evacuation of critically ill patients from lc for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o n d u n for information on the condition of the doctors. a joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. tel aviv i choose the head of l. c. for hospitals having ties with him aust militants. while alleging that the hospital itself is served, served as a homeless command and control center. mohammed boost to me as cousin opposed to me a contest. the saying is what has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. but does that, you know, be uh, does he want to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they've failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital? they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime accusations, even though the whole world solved them in gaza. and we want to know whether dr. blue sell them money. um is still alive or not. we already know that 6 of the deta

u. n for help ally to dodge a 0. but venezuela is threatening his country's territorial integrity, sovereignty and political independence. we would likely that i could marry. so security console to issue a very strong statement, prevents viola in relation to the to the venezuela reaching the order of the i, c j. i order that can be enforceable. and we would like to see the full commitment of united nations and security console to ensure that they do everything the to, to, to have this region remains a region of peace and stability. the dispute goes back to colonial times between spain, the netherlands, and the united kingdom, or yeah, and again, independence in 1966. and the argument has been ongoing. the venice willing, a position says, my boy is using vs a key will conflict to hold onto power. he did, i saw you better luck on through waves. yes, we have to find a specific way out of this and it will be in the international criminal course to escalate to bella, case arrest of rick to escape the electoral process in

u. n. and w h o n i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. ma hammond, i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. well, prior to the say, as far as real had put a blockade on the delivery of fuel medicine and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's bombardment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were heads. 160 medical centers came under fire including hospitals and other health institutions leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. as according to god's as health ministry mohammed booth, somebody as cousins says, the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the. yeah, so the for the siege, his wife asked him multiple times to leave the hospital. it was possible for him to come home with no risk, but he always said that he wouldn't leave the hospital until the very last patient was evacuated. he said that he is a manager and there is a medical oath that he cannot betray the claims

the mainly because of the association of m, u, d, u n, for the stuff and where, which forces like from and so there was a failure to distinguish between the un under rule of and you know, cuz i'm good by electronic forces like the one of friends to that element of destruct, unfortunately made throughout the pain. yeah. deployment of meaning, spine money. you mentioned this idea and so did report that molly's ministry government has opened his door to russian mass and that is what is their role in the country? so um it appears even though the details of the agreement between the malia and the government done the right direction. the government does it way on. of course the launch deduct or wasn't up. it's not very clear. what do we have seen on ground is operational support. including offensive appropriation on support. so just recently, in federal money, there was no bridge on human room. so we know that it was a combination of my land forces and it was enough once, if that carried out that i'm, you know, bridge on the elements of ground or region involving was no forces. i'm so it's,

u. n. for now, that is how some variety of coffee university us president joe biden is about to enter an election yet as the incumbent candidate. and this is how voices view has administration's response to the wall and gaza a new york times and see in a college poll reveals that 57 percent of bushes disapprove of bivens handling of the wall wall. 33 percent improve 46 percent of bushes said they trust republican contend to donald trump to do a better job invite and on the israeli palestinian conflict. 44 percent of lawyers has said israel should stop at some of the tree campaign to protect civilians, even if not old captives of at least 59 percent said israel should continue its assault until old hostages over the east. even if it means more civilian deaths and injuries, a white house correspondent the company. how could says president biden has a challenging time ahead if he wants to, to, and public opinion around. if you look at these numbers and kind of dig down into them, the takeaways are

u. n . votes for an immediate cease fire the us and israel are among the few nations to oppose them. also ahead and they came here and there was no life. there are no tents, no water, no food. thousands are forced to flee to and make shift camp on the gulf coast line designated a safe zone by israel. some of the displays question, how did they tell them survive their school? so this hour in the united states, what the, by the ministration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the high speaker grills the why tell is for green, like thing, more a to key, if with all the providing any clear plan and how the hundreds of millions of dollars will be the 247 use live from us go, this is our to international. let's get to our top story. this wednesday. a vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate to monetary and ceasefire and gals that the u. s. wasn't among them. it earlier vetoed a similar motion of the un security council. and on tuesday was among the few countries that oppose the non binding resolution by the general

u. n voted for an immediate cease fire, but us on this well are among the few nations to oppose has been gone, finding by some there should also a head between here and there is no life. there are no tens, no water, no food, thousands of poles to feed, to a make shift to comp on the gauzy coast line designated to the safe stone by israel system of this place. say, it's always better than anyone else in the console then place. oh, so this out in the us what the by the ministration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight to how speak you with .

u. n. for those of us to focus on peacekeeping. um, this is one of the most to us dents to the credit village. you have the you waiting for it to you. it is keeping that, you know, they've been king dr. office from freeway they've been performing for 10 years, little deaf strong. this 10, find the redeem environment. cool. the, you know, that would be one might have been the 1st set up on the of that. so i believe she has never really been named brandon decided to miss i was supposed to be in the protect up for the 2015 um or just i agreement then back you know, submit trace to that agreement. ive themselves, lots fees. so, you know, both sides have a strong argument for the mistress that we see. been promoted peacekeepers themselves that have been hierarchy. so how do physician know that also the mind that could be built into all the pieces. keep the only know this is sarah the start date would be time for this fall. now assign us succession of football, leagues, and tuck. you had been suspended off to a rest where you was punched

how does he to houston the tongue out for look at some of the other days, use the u. n. is wanting that haiti is facing a situation of absolute brutal violence. it says, gains the control, 80 percent of the capital are responsible for widespread crime, including more than $8000.00 motors. so fathers here, multi national security mission, led by kenya, was approved by the un security council. in october. it's tasked with addressing the crisis and stabilizing the situation, but the court challenge in kenya has delayed the plan. in these 1st 11 months of 2023, we've seen 8000 killings, lynchings, kidnappings, and raped. very often collective right at often targeting um of course women, but also young girls. in fact we see a lot of young girls and i've met 14 year olds that. busy ready on mothers as a result of great russian massages, if it residential buildings in the eastern ukrainian city of khaki have 2 people were wounded 7 a.

delivery to reach the building in there, including fuel for the 1st time since the homeless terrorist terrorist attack on october, the 7th, the u. n. and the us cooling for the troops to be restored. well we just shine to low from the norwegian refugee council for her reaction to the resumption of fighting and gaza when when i woke up this morning and saw the redemption of, of exciting my heart. just think because we have $53.00 staff in gaza who will for 7 days could at the very least go to bed without fears that they would wake up to an air strike and their roots collapsing on their heads. now we are back to a situation of pure fear chaos in the streets as people are trying to seek shelter. unfortunately, during the 7 day pause that took place, there was nowhere near enough to feed region people in gaza. the $200.00 trucks are so per day that we're making it in. we're not enough to to provide for the basic needs of the 2300000 people living in gaza after 7 weeks of continuous hostility, 60 percent of houses damaged or destroyed. 80 percent of the population displaced. so now we are in a situation where we are struggling as human

u. n. for the middle east, and he brief the security council members on the situation in the westbank for palestinians. and that was a very somber briefing. i should say that he stated that 304 palestinians, including 79 children, had been killed in the west bank. from is rarely security forces violence since october 7th. you said that 4785 palestinians in the west bank had been rounded up in mass arrests, also since october 7th. and he basically said that the security situation for palestinians and the violence perpetrated against palestinians by his really security forces in the last 3 months or so has been very, very high. and then you also again called for an immediate cease fire. and guys that something that the secretary general antonio gutierrez, has called for multiple times as well. but so far is real, has failed to heed those words. and gabriel, we understand that south africa is filing a case against israel. what can tell us about that? yeah, this news just came into us within the la

u. n . votes for an immediate cease fire the us and israel are among the few nations to oppose them. also ahead and they came here and there is no life. there are no tens, no water, no food sizes are forced to flee to a make shift camp on the gas at coast line designated a safe stone by his trail. some of the displays question, holiday towns survive their school. so this are in the united states. what the by the ministration seems to be asking for.

u. n. for a delivery into gaza, completely, it will effect and it gets simply on the ability of trying to study and to be able to survive onto with the is very often months. destruction inside gone is not really a residence in the know, in the, in the goals. districts are going through completely a rustic days. they are being running blue in terms of fluids with the fuel and gauze since the early days of the war. and we should clearly remember that old age that had the into the goal is a strict had entered, often long weeks of fighting, which are really excessive, paid to the situation inside goals on now with this to close and the spelling for us the on the resolution of the health expanding and increasing the numbers of age into garza, the situation is getting more or less than right now. as more people are flowing into roughly now, which is already densely populated, and we need to mention that the united nation is only for rating right now in a rough, which means that the 8 distribution are

u. n. monitoring mechanisms for age 2 guys because israel does not want less control over monitoring every thing which comes into guys a because apparently afraid of arms and maybe concrete for tunnels being smuggled along side with uh, deliveries. so the base side is brand is where it is not trusting other countries to keep them safe. and this has a deep commitment to support israel. you said the us has not been on board with the resolution and gone to in the past, but that seems to be shifting what is behind this change of heart as well. you know, the situation is not only challenging but actually really risk a full president by it and we all facing and the elections, your next tier as we know. and he's not only losing support from arrow error of americans to, to his and reverend commitment to is red. but paul's also show that the majority of 1st time voters might not support by it and in the next presidential election. so he really puts in everything he can to find a compromise to find a word in which he can agree on, and israel to also not lose the support of the millions of americans

the for on hindered humanitarian access and the creation of conditions towards a cessation of hostilities. and in terms of the u. n. monitoring mechanism, it now calls for the secretary general to create the position of a special co ordinator to facilitate and monitor aid coming in to gaza in consultation with a relevant party. so one would imagine that. so what is meant by that is israel and egypt, so israel does not lose control, complete control over the inspections and the end. however, we saw that the united states still abstained because of the lack of language, clearly condemning her moss for its actions on october 7. but because all you need for a resolution to pass as 9 votes in favor and know vito's, we saw this resolution passed today. and is that what we're looking at live pictures from the un security council and chamber right now. so this is, these are the moments right after the vote taking talk to me about the semantics. the battle over semantics here. i mean, for the united states, the wording had been crucial, had in the now the battle of semantics really, really played a crucial role here. and i

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees fears the nation is on the brink of a catastrophic tsunami. i'm very worried about entering winter, having seen the impact of the siege. having seen the weakening of the man and see if the people have to such a war, that deprivation and suffering that we might be on the eve of a perfect kind of humanitarian catastrophe. tsunami. one of the only gauze in hospital still operational and facing an influx of wounded civilians is a european hospital in con eunice medic say, hundreds of wounded have recently arrived at the facility creating challenging conditions for medical workers. some patients say they have yet to receive the treatment they need and are struggling to even sleep properly. the man, um, how do i, i said my home in by lucky i had move to the for, for a scroll, but they, they also cut off in the tax that was stuck in deplorable conditions before they could transfer to the retain hospital. and so here we are wounded. no one is don't for right to know now when did legs, we've been left to enjoy all the pain relief as we're just waiting

u. n. vote for an immediate cease spar us and israel, or among the few nations to oppose them all. so i had became here, and there was no life, there are no tens, no water, no food sizes are forced to flee to and mix shift comp on the gas at coastline designated, safe by israel. but some of the displaced question of the accounts survived there. also this hour in the united states. what the site administration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the high speaker and congress pushes boxes at presidents request for another $60000000000.00 to ukraine. us do a bite and gives law the mirrors. let's be at 200000000 constellation in the premier. catching the news hour from today. hello, and welcome to the latest mid week developments here on our tea. a vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate monetary and cease firing gals that the u. s. wasn't among them. it early revealed a similar motion of the un security council. i'm done tuesday was among the few countries that oppose the non binding resolution by the general

u. n g for humanitarian affairs says, as well as constant bombardment, the lengthy inspections of convoys is making the delivery of a increasingly difficult mountain. griffith express frustration of what he says is an impossible situation. is cooling for the fighting to stop. a lot of these 20 people were killed and it is right. the strike on the residential building in southern gaza. i mean my mood has moved from bravo. we should one view as you may find some of the images in his report to be distressing palestinian search with their, their hands for survivors after another air strike on the roof. this time, how's the crowded with women and children for the fun unit is the only mean love this, now that we're sleepy at home and then we suddenly had an explosion and the stones started full. and so i opened the window to ship and i heard the neighbors calling for help. so we came out and found a 2 story building that was full of displaced people, women and children collapsed on the fun. i don't know. we've been asking for help for 3 months. nobody is listen to us without us. we saying that

for example, to at highs you and facility have been destroyed. there is a real famine and very consistent with the report by the u. n. agency for the palestinian refugees for us to go said there is a real standing going on. okay, thanks so much for that honey. we really do appreciate it. once again, honey mike, mood for us in reference, southern johnson as well. there is a report on is there any media that the military has begun reducing its estrada campaign in johnson. ellen fisher is joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. now in to ellen. can you explain what is behind this report? well, this report suggests that a number of this strikes being carried out in guys that has reduced. but this isn't an effort to protect palestinian civilians. this is an effort to protect is really soldiers. there's a consent among these really air force that they've been called in perform air strikes on buildings and on places in gaza. but sometimes there's really soldiers have been too close to the explosion. so and i'm, they have been into the, according to this report, it suggested that some pilots have either refused to fly

for being with us so much. what can we expect from the u. n's new relief coordinator for goza? how much can she do to improve the humanitarian situation? there says the establishment of this coordinator role is welcome, but i think that her powers around this will be limited. she has to have the supports of course of israel, and she will face difficulties and, and problems and challenges in doing this role of the this is why we're urging all parties to the conflict and space to support her to urgently scale of 88 needs to increase to support the desperate population in gossip. and i think the priorities would include increasing fuel to support hospitals. bakeries, water pumps, but also allowing commercial goods to enter gaza to restore the markets, to support the solving population. but the only real meaningful way to scale up age is to have a ceasefire in place because 8 workers cannot operate under the current conditions . they cannot do their jobs effectively and safely whilst being phones and showed on an ongoing basis. and so that's why we support the un secretary general'

u. n. s. c, as the casing for why do representation for the global suff. international affairs experts, patrick pine told oxy that the u. n. s. c is no longer fit for purpose. as long as permanent members can wield a veto when i buy that own interest. so on the threat some of the members of united national security council is about to do this, but you know, there, do you give me 2 days even less than that off in the hall. and in spite of the fact that india has been already pretty physical, you know, it seems that, uh, you know, some of the members are extremely resistant to any kind of reforms in united nations security concerns. in fact, it is not just us, see, if we look at a lot did i mention the united nation as of what was the purpose for which it was created? and i didn't want to fight that full force today. the question, lots as to whether it is solving the focus of everyone or whether it is only the purpose of appeal. i think beyond upon the culture on the vehicle has to go. i think the under plans, united nations security council, brian will do sh

u. n. monitoring mechanisms for age to garza. because israel does not want less control over monitoring everything which comes into gaza because they are apparently afraid of alms and concrete for tunnels being smuggled along with these 8 deliveries. so the based on is that as well as not trusting any other country to keep them safe, they don't even trust you. and obviously in the us has a deep commitment to support as well. but for it also seeing days of haggling as reach us pointed out, does this finally look like for us may have a change of heart at the moment it looks like uh that these my, its coming to solution within the next hour or so. but it's still really open. we don't know. what do we know? is it for many, many the situation. i think for many around the world, this situation really needs to be ex, essential question. what is new and what actually is the security? it comes with good for one day, not even can agree on a ceasefire, and times for thousands of civilians got killed every week overpaid if the distribution o

that's it for a u. n. stuff in gauze i'm making this, they've badly is conflict is for you and the staff to. so he appealed and said that an immediate cease for you is important, but we're waiting it for this vote in a new york any and moment now to see is that you as will indeed be to this resolution that would then not pass the security council. they probably sent me a representative also spoke at the council. what did he say? it's decided that it's important that big a countries needs to act now and need to act as quickly as possible. and he is not alone was that they are and many posting and many and representative. some are of countries meeting with secretary banking. they are here in washington and they support the pretty strongly saying that i'd be ceasefire is needed. and as you was saying about in what israel claims to do that a ceasefire is only possible ones that come up as a fee, that there is criticism in many a voice a saying how can somebody as a be defeated and what that will mean actually f

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees is lex, the infrastructure, to house and care for the gym. mcconnell is a guy is a team leader for the you in the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. her team delivered humanitarian supplies to ship a hospital in kansas city. what i saw was the west of humanity in the devastation of gaza. this is a city that has been puzzled, it has been pushed to its limits, but what i also saw was the best of humanity, which was the people of god who came out in the street to help us get this kind of way of life saving mentions through to ship a hospital and it's a reminder that god city and the northern parts of guys do have thousands upon thousands of civilians who are in desperate need of food awards that of shelter. and they are still bad. they are still surviving and they are doing everything they tend to get through every day, but they are right to be frustrated with the international community and they are right. as i told them to be frustrated with the but what i also told them was that we as the united nations international engineers, nation

u. n voted for an immediate cease fire. but us on this well remote, the few nations to oppose the non finding resolution. also a head between here and there is no life. there are no tense, no water, no food. thousands of for the fees will make ship to count on the gauze. the coastline designate to the safe, done by israel. the some of the displays say it's no better than anyone else for the amazon. so then plays. oh, so this out in the us. what the by and ministration seems to be asking for is billions of additional dollars with no appropriate oversight. the house paid to rebuff the president's request for an of a $60000000000.00 to ukraine. and so if i didn't give a lot of minutes lensky, a 200000000 consolation, instead the i will welcome to you. it's 3 pm here in most go and you're watching all the international within the very latest world, news is good to have you with us at the vast majority of the world's nations have voted for an immediate humanitarian, sci fi and gaza. but the us on day as well was not among them.

for the family members. i can understand the question. >> the u. n. hing again for a resolution to suspend hostilities. president biden said today the u.s. is negotiating the contours of a resolution that the u.s. may sign on to this would be limited. even after vetoing previous measures you hear the warnings from america, your strongest ally, about the mounting civilian death toll in gaza. will israel heed it if the u. s. goes so far as to sign on to this resolution? >> i hope they will not do that. i know they're negotiating the language of the resolution. it feels like it's gonna happen any day. but let me ask what you expect to happen? let's assume the resolution will pass. they will call for a cease-fire. and limit the hostages. you really expect hamas to release the hostages? no. the only thing that will happen there will be more pressure for a cease-fire against hamas. i don't think it will contribute to the efforts of israel. and i think we should tell to our allies in the u.s. we appreciate your support but in order to defeat evil you cannot a

for the coronation of humanitarian affairs. more than 3000 palestinians have been arrested according to the u. n. human rights office in the occupied tele---palestinian territory. as for journalists, principles to be protected under international humanitarian law during a war, well, they haven't been spared either. the committee to protect journalist reports at least 63 journalists and media workers have been killed including 56 palestinians, four israelis and three lebanese. that is staggering civilian death toll has also prompted concerns about israel's military approach in the region. according to the idf spokesperson, caucus, israel is not able to verify the exact number of hamas fighters they have killed so far. although, he does put the number into, quote, thousands. earlier this week, israel says it has killed half of hamas is mid level commanders. according to the israeli army, at least 420 of their soldiers have been killed since october 7th. at least 11,000 rockets have been launched from the gaza strip toward israel since the start of the israeli war on october 7th. this, according to t

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u. s. had taken issue with language and the text along the call for association of hostilities, as well as the language in the text that provided for putting the u. n in charge of inspecting aid deliveries to gaza. now it took issue with that language around the cessation of hostilities because the west won't support language. that sounds like it could be related to a cease fire. its position is always that a cease fire only helps him us and it did not want to support this creation of a u. n. light monitoring mechanism because it didn't want to see israel cut out of the process. israel did not want to give up control of inspecting the cargo coming into the got into god's a for a potentially weapon smuggled in with a cargo or perhaps concrete that would help her masa build more tunnels. but clearly the language was adopted in such a way that allows us to accept this version, even though it did end up abstaining and the end again, over language issues. because this resolution did not contain language condemning her moss for its actions on october 7. but because all you need is 9 votes in favor and no veto, that is how we got the resolution of past to

israel steps up strikes on southern gaza, off the america block, see united nations paid for a ceasefire. the u. n says april civilians is on the edge of collapse. also coming off of your being union agrees, a landmark deal to regulate artificial intelligence. the provisional law set limits on features like facial recognition and penalties, for companies that break the roof. and the battle lines are drawn at the top 28th time of the summits. activists denounced oil exporting countries for urging all the states to reject any deal and delay the phasing out of fossil fuel. the good, how about is welcome to the program. israel is again hitting targets in southern, gaza. the us blocked. meanwhile, a united nations made for a cease fire in the war against hamas, which is considered the terrace group by numerous countries. the homeless controlled health ministry says more than 17000 people have now been killed into 2 months off, as well as military campaign. the ministry does not distinguish between civilians and fighters. the u. n. is wanting to many a terry and support and gaza faces total collapse now

for a cease fire. according to the u. n, the territory is now facing a public health disaster due to the collapse of its health system. and the spreads of busy and without your up to date, but to stay with us because coming up next question is ukraine losing the war against russia? tim sebastian will be discussing that with alexander cowboy. you started short break. that's on complex the into the conflict with tim, sebastian, i guess from valley in is that it sounds like got police direct says the economy the rush, su raises sense for now, rushes. economy has stabilized and mr. pretend and dice is on war crimes charges is none. the less finding plenty of friends so well as new found confidence symptom into a big a role with ukraine. i've even a fight with major conflict. so next on the board, this train is taking more than a trip their journey through 1700 kilometers of v. as in these history, 32 hour ride from noise in the north city in the south. on the re certification, expressed by train through vietnam in 45 minutes on

the u n is calling for another pause to help the humanitarian situation in gaza, where more than 80% of residents are now displaced. >> a coffee shop in oakland is apologizing after a viral video showed employees denying the customer access to the bathroom that had anti-semitic graffiti written inside workers at farley's east located at 33 grand avenue were captured on video standing in between a customer and the bathroom door. the customer had already gone into the bathroom. she wanted to re-enter to document that graffiti. that's when employees refused her entry and asked her to leave. she was finally allowed back inside and posted videos of the graffiti on x which gained more than 7 million views on wednesday farley's eastern oakland apologize on facebook saying, quote, we do not support hate speech. this does not reflect our values. we apologize for the error and the distress caused to the customer. we've taken corrective measures with our staff and removed about offensive graffiti and quote, kron 4 did reach out to the business for more information. but we have not heard back. >

u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic. 27 models with eyes and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions. when i it considers itself above the law. i have enough samples because of that strange, i don't think it will accept any resolution. especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead well after all, not talks of the ones a global climate conference into by countries have agreed to deal with calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels around 200 countries, signed up to the conference declaration, following lots of the base around the wording. and that's the accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. despite the compromises, the final bill has been described as a major step forward in the fight against climate change has started be reached at the un climate conference. then it gets agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global

100000 people living and then very i can are continually drawing to buy new refugees for money just this year. the u. n. h sierra registered 10000 new arrivals and more have found shelter in villages near the border. my food has been here for more than a decade, but the violent and molly is ever present. she says his nephew was killed there this year. how do you miss icon? there are massacres, killings of anyone, anywhere or in any way possible. this year lives in the cities in the bush on the road. in the villages, the people, women. this really makes us feel very uneasy. mother is. i need to have my food still hopes that he'll be able to return tomorrow the one day. but until the violence there's thoughts, he'll stay here and fight fires with the other volunteers, rape and sexual abuse of man is often not reported. and that makes it difficult to get a true picture of how wide spread it is, but it is believed to be a major problem in nigeria when the organization working with men, say, statistics tend to reflect one side of the story. i'll be talking to an expert on that officer. this report from dw c

helping him, he was just in gaza, we're going to talk to him, coming up. >> tonight, for a fourth time this week, the u. n. security council has a vote on a resolution calling for a suspension and falling and encouraging more humanitarian aid into gaza. that vote is now expected tomorrow, but it could slide again if negotiations continue. the aid is certainly needed. today, a u. n. report revealed more than half 1 million people, or more than one and four households are facing catastrophic hunger and starvation. the report also warned the entire roughly 2. 2 million residents of gaza could face famine in the months ahead if the israeli bombardment continues was not enough access to food. joining us tonight with his insight on the situation, chef jose andreas, -- for years now, he and his kitchen stuff i've been in gaza, providing fresh meals to the hungry. he's also co-author of the road central kitchen cookbook feeding humanitarian feeding hope. >> chef andrÉ, thank you for joining us. just describe what you witnessed in gaza. >> well, i was able to go there and three days. with team members. and our kit

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u. n. is cooling for an investigation. any response so far from this way? the government told me the truth of the new would probably buy and get some response anytime soon. this isn't the 1st time it's been accused of carrying out. so summary executions that had been an incident a few days before the one of the schools in garza, with one of the people filming that and said, and you saw that bodies lying around everywhere. and people at the time. witnesses have said that the same thing has happened some some think similar, 9 times or the reports you and has received the asking for a sar investigation that according on israel's count, out carry out an investigation into what happened. exactly the saying that 11 of those men were mostly in the twenties and fancies that it has happened right in front of the families on the 19th of december, which is a couple of days ago. they also said that it happens in an area. c called a as in mine, which is in gauze the city. now also if you recall a few weeks ago or a couple of weeks ago, that was pictures that had circula

u. n. ball. the for a palestinian refugees has one that goes. it is just weeks away from a mass farming thoughts as nearly half of all civilians. they are already said to be on the verge of starvation. the garrison, health ministry states that nearly 2000000 almost the entire population of the strip like basic necessities, the model of the house ministry warrants of a prospect of farming and the hydration of more than one point. 9000000 displaced people select proper accommodations for more medicine and safety require me whatsoever. while increasing number of palestinians are also arriving in the southern guns in border city of rossa, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis there. this flooded shows a local school which has been converted to a mixture of shelter just while of many hundreds of display civilians. families are forced to live in 10 summit, a critical lock of access to basic supplies and un saves israel has been obstructing the delivery and distribution of humanitarian aid. several refugees and the prophet told us about the hardships th

u. n. is cooling for an investigation? palestinians have survived several is riley was on gauze and they say they've never seen this level of brutality in previous was. and i know, you know, i'm with him about sick this. i've been sending me on 7 to 6 year old and have even so many was on conflicts in my life. you know, but i haven't seen anything like this model to see a level of destruction and systemic heating the civilians vision. okay. um and what is going on as an adult munition about that? it's something that's really surprising to me that these things are actually, you know, happening. we don't expect this type of thing. and or i feel like you know more, everything should be fair. everything should be accounted for. everyone should be held responsible for their actions. i feel like this story is insane to me that people are being executed in the garden city. uh those are, are people you know it's, it's difficult to hear that's crossover now to thought of cable. i zoom in the office so thought of 1st of all, let's s