u. n. has called the world's worst displacements prices. nearly 2 millions to denise, a fled to neighboring countries, half of them have gone to either chart or egypt. the rest of entered cells to don if you appeal and the central african republic putting added pressure on already scarce resources. bear on the spreader for fighting to rural areas on restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid. have also pursued on to the brink of fam, and you end says at least 5000000 people are now facing catastrophic hunger. hey, but morgan reports from durham on near the suits in east capital, a clock tower in ruins, along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance. second largest city in the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery. drone and s tribes has left it void of any signs of life . much of the city was once a strong cold of the reces

u. n. has warranted the threat of famine in gaza and just cooling on during the countries to provide nearly $3000000000.00 and additional i by the end of this year, the stage and supplies the same. don't gaza. as signs of the war, small, the in the distance sees it drops, are desperately needed lifeline. no time leads to the food. and the scene shows the me a resort to this very should with the lack of a cloth in the city. there is nothing. i'm our house, it was damaged, were resorted to disperse to it, and it was incredible that we were able to make it work. it was not easy, but thanks guy did work on the sales of a $108.00 axis is still severely restricted. the u. n. c is for cheapest, seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week while most is frankly, forces had withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. children were among the victims of this foaming and rough. uh yeah, and there's a, there's a big and mostly near like the rest of ref, resid

u. n. has early on relatively early on saturdays, still a said okay, that concludes the matter for us. we retaliate retaliated, and the by the ministration is now, as we also reported in telephone calls and communication with these really kind of products saying now return to measured responses is necessary, not a retaliation by israel to not escalate this into a wider, full scale regional conflict so let's taking a little bit more into, into washington support of course, support for israel, a main stay of us foreign affairs over decades. what do you think? iron clad support promised here is going to mean in concrete terms to confront approach. that is militarily speaking, the united states has many, many assets, navy assets, and defense, s as in the region, red sea, or the straight of 4 moves eastern mediterranean. this is a sophisticated weaponry fighter jets and whatsoever. and there will be defensive support for israel. that doesn't mean boots on the ground, us military engagement with us soldiers anywhere near or close, or anywhere in the region there on behalf of israel, or anybo

u. n. has early on relatively early on said today, still a said, okay, that concludes the matter for us. we originally retaliated and the by the ministration is now as we also reported in telephone calls and communication with, it's really kind of prod, saying now a return to measured responses is necessary, not a retaliation by israel to not escalate this into a wider, full scale regional comp, and we can speak now to hands you all commissions are a senior director of the counter extremism project. thank you so much for speaking with us on the w news. i'd like to start with your thoughts on what has happened here. what do you make of the a tac last night? thank you so much for having me. it was really a you raining explanation which is nicholas and unfortunately, really complicates things, but it was an escalation, again within the reading and twist. so what happened is, immediately after the drones and the records for launch from the ring in the territory, united states tv officially announce

u. n. has early on relatively early on saturday, still a said, okay, that concludes the matter for us. we retaliate retaliated, and the by new ministration is now as we also reported in telephone calls and communication with these really kind of products saying now a return to measured responses is necessary, not a retaliation by israel to not escalate this into a wider, full scale regional com and we can speak now to hands you all commission.

u. n. has, i'm told, is the world food program that's going to be distributing this aid. not on the u. n . agency that has the most capacity in gaza to distribute aid and isn't it a breach of the you ends, neutrality and impartiality principles to be involved in an operation that so closely tied to the us and is rightly military's, well, this is precisely why we've engaged in the extended discussions a to ensure the parameters are obviously in terms of our neutrality, impartiality, and also safety and security are met a and i'm not going to go, but i've all true the details we're, i think we're, we're nearly there. we hope so. but there are also other partners that are willing to be part of the effort to receive and distribute potentially a number of and deals that have the same concerns. and united states is, is very aware of these concerns and takes them very seriously. this is also why it's taking longer to sort of, to step forward and say, okay, yes, we are part of this in terms of the distribution. um, but it's, it's, it's a critical element and hopefully it will be resolved becaus

u. n has demonstrated. rise in islamophobia. so i think there is a general sense of of hate that defines this conflict. obviously, and that hate is also come here on college campuses as >nicole>well. how would you say these protests compared to the recent ones that we've seen on the bridges here in the bay area that have just snarled up traffic? >live>well, you know if history is any indication, uh, protests against war and conflict they will continue to grow as long as the war goes on, and so if this work continues, i could see those bridge. protests being, you know, a very small demonstration, as compared to to what is to come. it seems like young people are refusing to to budge on there. yeah. that they're opposed to what is being done in gaza just like many us officials refused to budge on their position. and so we're not seeing a lot of compromise or signs that things are going to change anytime >nicole>soon. all right, professor nolan higdon. thank you again so much for your time on this tuesday. now for a look across the

u. n. has called the world's worst displacement crisis. nearly 2 millions through the use of fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to either charge or through egypt. the rest have entered cells to don. if yoko and the central african republic putting added pressure on already scarce resources there, and the spread of the fighting to rural areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pursued down to the brink of famine. the un says at least 5000000 people are now facing catastrophic hunger. have a more good reports from under me on near this to denise capital, as a clock tower in ruins, along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine, sedan, 2nd largest city, and the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery thrown and s tribes has left to devoid of any signs of life. much of the city was once a strong co

u. n. has accused the power i'm going to treat group of ethnic cleansing and work crimes in west dar for when it's an allied to malicious targets. as nick must sally to types, man, the international agency said in that state alone were between 10 to 15000 people have been killed. and more than half a 1000000, displaced by violence in the past year. more than 9000000 for denise has been forth from their homes. it's the world's largest displacement crisis. the yes on it's about 3 or 2 refills fell on our homes. we were not able to sleep the night before we left in the morning. we took off with only the clothes we were wearing. we were many families. the kids had no food or water for days, setting that much, i didn't, i hire the you and has words that the fighting is preaching what it's called a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. efforts to revive talks between the wearing sites are ongoing. what's for now? the sounds of artillery and gunfire continued to dominate the capital and other parts of the

u. n. has accused the west of backend ukraine's attacks on there was oper, rose a nuclear power plant, the largest in europe, even the possibility of nuclear got this little if he's not the no go science with us. we're almost one thing crowded west and states. few that brooks is undertaking such dangerous publications. the can have great consequence consequences for them to, for them as well as with the inside gains these but we're just international community to condemn these. he's responsible and gravely danger those actions with the key if it gets worse and supports us instead of covering up its crimes since and supplying it with more weapons. and ammunition should bear responsibility for their reckless actions by ukrainian political. i mean, if it is a sort, it is a 10 for the pain it's, it's compromising nuclear safety and security of the global scale to serve while ukrainians round struck those upper rows of plant on sunday and during 3 civilian employees and damaging infrastructure. just

u. n. has suspended as well, pending more information from israel. the other 6 remained under investigation. the u. n. said it was looking into what it calls corrective measures for the staff member whose case was closed. the, the secretary general wants to be extremely proactive for the sake of all right. uh, for the sake also of, of the, uh, tens of thousands of on the other on, while workers, uh, were continuing to do their job in the most difficult circumstances. right. um, so we will continue. we will go where the evidence leads us and we will continue to appeal to donors, just report unable to support on what generously you and investigators are expected to be back in israel next month. so their final report is not expected to be ready for at least a few more weeks gabriel's onto, i'll just see it at united nations in new york. well sort of head on out to 0. why can't he is refusing to leave the homes despite devastating floods the in depth analysis of the days headlines? that is the failure to free, the captive still being held by him asked ho

u. n. has reacted. what details do we have so far? well, hello to you might the un human rights office as these recent rewards problems, concerns about the possible war crimes committed by israel and the gaza strip. a week ago, just to remind you of palestinians uncovered mass graves at 2 major hospitals in war torn and clave. nicer and as chief of hospitals after they were rated by israeli troops. now government officials say they discovered almost 300 bodies from nicer hospital in hon. eunice in southern gaza, some with their hands tied or hadn't coffee. some naked, it is not clear how they died when they were buried earlier, the ends, human rights chief said he's horrified by the reports of mass graves calling for an independent entrance, parents investigations into the depths, stressing it needs to be performed by international teams site and quote, prevailing climate of impunity. you add urges that's credible. investigators must have all access to the size editing. that's also more journalists need to be able to work safely. and

u. n. has described the situation in gaza is non made stove ation and has wound assignments. some a deliveries have reached hospitals in the north of gauze that over the weekend, bringing desperately needed medical supplies for deltas at b come all at one hospital, say the shipments on just a drop in the ocean. and those who mention some of the items, the arrival of a shipment of medicines yesterday is not enough compared to the urgent needs of citizens due to the high rates of mt nutrition among them along with the shortage of some food and medicines for these children whom you can see in the background behind me in the children's mastery, most of the children come into the hospital with mel nutrition, especially premature babies due to the mile nutrition on the mother. and that affects the mother and other patients. this is the best thing to done. i'm not only suffering because of her, but also because of all the children. every child is suffering from malnutrition and every day we lose 5 or 10 children. it's not just the young children, men, the elderly. all of them have b

u. n. has accused the power and military group of ethnic cleansing and work crimes in west dar for when it's an allied to malicious targets it ethnic muscle. each tribesman, the international agency, says in that state alone, well, in 10 to 15000 people have been killed. and more than half a 1000000, displaced by violence. in the past year. more than 9000000 for the needs have been forced from their homes. it's the world's largest displacement prices. they a lot of missouri. yes. on. if she fell other than 3 or 2 refills still on our homes. we were not able to sleep the night before we left in the morning. we took off with only the clothes we were wearing. we were many families. the kids had no food or water for days, setting that much, i didn't, i had the you and has words that the fighting is preaching what it's called a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. efforts through you 5 talks between the wearing sites are ongoing, but for now the sounds of artillery and gunfire continued to dominate the

u. n. has said to be a time to clue to the motto of the recent is waiting strike on its close sledge, but it has for them that any similar moves by as well will be met by a much stronger response conducted on the strength of article 51 of the un charter, pertaining to legitimate defense, he runs military action, was in response to the zionist resumes aggression. i just start diplomatic premises in damascus. the matter can be deemed concluded. however, should these rarely regime make another mistake, your wrongs response will be considerably more severe. it is a conflict between iran and the rogue is rarely regime from which the us must stay away. the internet is flooded with uh, those clips on confirmed or image for eclipse, saw an footage showing iranian drones on the border with a rock in the skies of a rock flying towards uh, what uh, the iranian officials um, claim to be some targets idea of targets inside as well, and that's based on the announcement in a statement just released by the i r

u. n. has sent a team to the city of hon. eunice to assess the damage the following. the withdrawal of israeli troops gauze a 2nd said he was the focus of a sustained onslaught by these really ami. since december, as far teams are reported widespread destruction every building they visited. and most of all, and most of those they were able to see, had been damaged and paved roads have been reduced to dirt tracks. the team inspected a united nations warehouse for medical centers and 8 schools. they saw a very significant damage in all, but one of those structures street and public spaces in con, unice or later with unexploded ordnance posing a severe risk to civilians, especially for children and the team found unexploded found unexplored. the 1000 pound bomb, lying on a maintenance or section. and inside schools, the humanitarian aid agency eunice, it says that stuff came under is really fire on thursday. it's reported one of his vehicles was hit by live on a mission while waiting to enter northern gauze. you must have says it's raise the incident with his radio far i

u. n has express themselves describing the discovery is quote, horrifying, but i have in conflicting accounts. why is the 9000 associates about how and when the quotes is, will berry. meanwhile, in the us car, the students are being voicing this of water from palestine at mass protest for several days. some of them are being confronted with hoss treatment by police of the universities all across america. susan's being put in tends to protest against the government support phase. well, i'm demanding an immediate cease. fire is ready. 5 minutes. so benjamin netanyahu has this slide, the outpouring of us to this little diary with the processing is of reminiscent of support for the non disease before the 2nd world war. what's happening on americans? college campuses is a river. and you submitted mobs of taken over leading universities. they call for the installation of visual that talk to students that talk jewish faculty. this is reminiscent of what happened in german universities and then 1930. it's unconscionable. it has to be stopped. it has to be condemned and condemned unequivocally. i'll t

u. n. has close one of its peace keeping bases in the eastern democratic republic of congo. the because of the base and south cubic province was handed to government forces on thursday because these government off to you and troops to leave last year, accusing him of failing to protect civilians. that will leave you with some incredible pictures from the mountains of iceland. japanese ski jump up. are you coming? i see is unofficially broken. the record for the longest joan champion is through a distance of 291 meters, which and speeds of around 107 kilometers. but it was in the air for around 8 seconds. cause this was not on the competition conditions excludes on page, definitely not recognize that. 6 the website, i'll just say i don't go through these continue 0 now to say and off to the the award winning investigation. the gift compelling in science, inter toes from asia and the pacific one. 0 $1.00 east on out to 0. it wasn't a ronnie and military attack that was made for tv. so was the, is there any response? but what will all this lead to, apart from taking the fives o

u. n. has described the situation and calls as mandated starvation and husband warning of famine. so meanwhile, at least 8 people have been killed and is really artillery 5 in con eunice. and that's happened as displays. palestinians have been returning to that devastated city and southern gaza. most is where the troops have now withdrawn from that area of to 5th bottles of palestinian fighters. some had heard that there might be homes to go about too, but there's always nothing left standing. bennett smith's reports for some of the 1st palestinians to go back to con eunice, there's not much less to recognize that one's home to around half a 1000000 people. the city in the south of gaza has been flattened by israel. the military the city looks hot, grey kids, it's unbelievable. we didn't expect this kind of destruction. there isn't a house without a martyr, wounded or destroyed. words can describe it's how many of the people who've been living in tens or in the open for months on end. well hoping that might be some way to stop rebuilding deadlocks. you know. so given that we came

u. n has suspended it's night time. humanitarian aid convoys for 48 hours. and this comes as rights groups say, gaza is headed towards famine. the aid workers bodies have since been transported to egypt for being repacked, traded, transporting the bodies of aid workers. they were killed and then is really air strikes well overseeing the delivery food aid in gaza. the us base and g o released the names and photos of palestinian australian, british polish, and us canadian staff killed in the attack. the remains of 6 were taken out of gaza to egypt to beaver patriot or to their home countries. the founder of the charity world central kitchen set, the convoy was targeted systematically, one car after the other the the word target the hands you know, the confidence on it. eric months old idea. then knowing that was our team's moving on that route. $77.00 people that they are 7 on top of our lease. so what i know there 192 money dining workers that they've been to over the last 6 months. israel's government said it regrets the incident and promised to insure it wo

u. n. has called these rarity strike on the reigning counsellors in serious capital of damascus as a tara attack. the mission is i'll see you in security council to address the issue that size, the rain and buses that to syria promise that israel will face consequences for the attack these logic republic. if iran has never left a crime of design is regime without a response. certainly design is regime and its allies know that they should wait for your ron's proportional response to disability, which is based on the wrong wisdom and will be conducted at the proper time and proper locations. we have never witnessed this type of crime committed. there are international laws and they have kept the boundaries even though many of our diplomatic boundaries were broken. and some of our diplomats were multi rates. i see that, in my opinion, these riley regime is at a dead end. i just compensating for its failures and confronting the resistance front, especially the failure is accepted in gaza. tensions

u. n. has distinguished itself with the surprises, but i'm not sure it's entirely reasonable to blame the un here. i was looking more critical of the you and for not having intervened earlier to prevents the russia you creating problems next. because when it was being widely tether dropped for weeks before the war broke out. that's what it might be a minute. that would have been the right time for the un 60 generals to send the miseries to both, must go and keep, and if necessary, to nature capitals, to find a formula that could have avoided this, this tragic war. and very was critical of the un. i am not similarly critical of you in here because i understand the dynamics of there's not much that's the un could have done in a situation where super paws are directly involved and i'm not prepared to agree on a piece for me to me. so i shut the royce in an absolute pleasure. many thanks for speaking to us today. thank you all the best to you and thank you for joining guys with back in just a few m

u. n has closed one of its peace keeping base is an eastern democratic republic of congo because of that base. and the south cubic province was handed to a government forces on thursday. the company is government off to you and choose to leave last year, choosing them of failing to protect civilians. there's all the headlights, these continues to show now just got off the 1st batch. the the it may seem like great deals, but there is a high cost of fast fashion. is that like is, it's just how they gave us is we don't do it if we use shipping, you know, they don't fall into the monkeys all the time. sauce fashion has become a dye word for kind of doj practices fost fashion brands don't want you to look beyond the fabric. past question has intended arising informality arising prosperity. right from of the design of address. it's a speedy operation to it's manufactured in sweatshops, in the house of england to the demands of much production. why you shouldn't get gardens or does it. they don't actually, they are just going to be fair, but she's only going to consider pulling at the threat of

u. n . has repeatedly said that it has not been provided by these with this information . there's a separate report being done by the office of internal load, the site. that's another part of the you and they haven't got the information they want from is row. so if israel's not providing the evidence why is, is around not providing the evidence and all these completely unfounded allegations that, that is the simple question that his bank by but, but by the situation on the ground us and when it comes to this issue that i was just discussing, actually, with chris going as he raised that that's and one of the allegations that israel puts forward is the owner of schools across the region. used textbooks with the anti submitted content in them. i'm not sure if you're taking a look at the entire report, but from what you've seen it, has there been any evidence of that whatsoever? and that is a repeated allegations be made by israel? no, there isn't. and i think it's worth saying that there are many figures in israel who do not want audra to exist. they belong not wanted under t

u. n. has long said that the spokes person has long said the secretary general and tony of gutierrez, has never received any evidence from israel on these claims that these unreal staff members allegedly took part in october 7th. i believe the legs are really the head of unreal. his said he's never received any evidence either, but we were really waiting for the o i o s report because they are the ones sort of this internal audit, a body of the one that's really doing the investigation on this. and so it was really interesting to see if they were getting any evidence from these rallies. and again, while the investigation is not complete, there are signs that the answer that question is no uh, with this one individual that his credit he or their case. i don't know if it's a he or she, their case has been completely closed because of no evidence provided by the israelis. and then for other cases, a suspended suspended means that they could be reopened. if the israelis provide more evidence, but a

before the slate, this confrontation, and despite thousands of strikes as well, has failed to push the groups fighters by the u. n. force has repeatedly warrant that the danger of escalation is real. yeah, we're looking for the, you know, the people out, this is an air strikes. so we're looking for the, this the how can we prevent this is collisions. so after this, moving at on, dealing with the searching for the police, when we can have the same, few people remain here. nearly 100000 up in these have left their homes and livelihoods. it's a similar situation on the other side of the border. this is the cost of war, official say, losses are already in the billions of dollars, although the cost of this film large was contained and confined to the, for the region, has been lost as the conflict won't. and until there's a ceasefire in casa, but possibly not even then, because israel is threatening a wider war if border security doesn't improve center for their elders either. so there's nothing on or the popular social media tick tock could soon be banned in the us after the house of representatives voted in support o

u. n. security console has become our close of pension. we are outright supporters of the u. n. system and we put the strong trust in the powder and we'll fill out the role of the system. however, we believe that the you and the security council of the form is extremely needed to avoid further pot fatherless is with you guys through the political situation. suggesting guys, uh, i think uh to create peace in palestine. so for those serious steps, need to be taken immediately 1st. oh congress my us, you live and have their same interest to create sustainable peace in gaza and palestine as a whole by working together taking complete actions and mobilizing resources to lead out of this adversity. and 2nd, western countries must stop there, douglas, found it a double send the perspectives douglas, i'm as you and he poll perfect, so attitude towards palestine and completely stopped providing politics. so late the end, the call and make support. so israel authority, so then we must also raise you negotiations to create an independent palestinian state and upset by the spine to become a

has more on that. that's right. some universities like columbia or 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 may or 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 dougherty and 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, a timeframe that we generally skipped to also get it to campu

u. n. has sent a team to the city of calling you this to assess the damage following the withdrawal of israeli troops. the 4 teams are reported widespread destruction every building they visited. and most of all, and most of those they were able to see, had been damaged and paid roads have been reduced to dirt tracks. the team inspected a united nations warehouse for medical centers and 8 schools. they saw a very significant damage in all, but one of those structures street and public spaces in con eunice or later with unexploded ordnance posing a severe risk to civilians, especially for children and the team found unexploded found unexplored. the 1000 pound bomb lying on the maintenance or section and inside schools, where they are supposed to i'm sure, a professor, security and ministry studies have to do hot institute for graduate studies. there's a defensive strategy going on, but also there will be more of an offensive. uh so if you looked at the number of the gates, they have declined fro

u. n. has set up 2 different inquiries, a review and an investigation. the review is being done by the office of internal oversight that's being done privately behind closed doors. it's essentially un investigators looking at the allegations, specifically against the 12 and right employees. the israel claims took part in october 7th, but does not give again any evidence to the secretary general to that effect. that's one investigation we do not know when that will be concluded, but we're told that it's sort of towards the ending stages. the other is a review being led by catherine corona, the fate former foreign minister of france. it's an independent review, looking at unrest ability to be impartial. that review is also been going on for a couple of months now. and that will be made public, we believe in the next several days. gabe. thank you very much. that sounds as there is gabrielle, is under reporting that live from un headquarters in new york. now, many on right, employees, arrested by israel in guys, i have accused these really forces of torturin

u. n. has said all along that it's not a matter of the a trucks getting into the board in 2 guys it but then it's getting a distributed as well. and that's why he again called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire because he said that is really the only way to guarantee the safety that the aide will reach the people that need it the most. particularly those in the north of gas or indeed and get this also the united nations security council meeting on the way. what exactly they discussing of the yeah, there's a security council meeting underway right now. it was called the by l. jerry, a guiana in slovenia. and they're discussing the situation in guys, and particularly on hunger issues and as well as the threats to humanitarian workers. we heard from the office of team coordination of humanitarian affairs, top official in geneva, who painted a very bleak picture of the situation, talking about how in the north of gaza, they've only been able to reach 4 percent of the palestinian people there i

u. n. has about the attack and the immediate and long term potential ramifications for instability because of it in the region. now, we watching closely to that person's remarks, which also note that we do expect the council members to be also making statements, including representative from the un uh from the rainy admission to the un was also been invited, expecting them to speak as well. of this meeting was called by russia with the coordination of iran in response to this attack. and clearly it's something that is raised eyebrows here within the united nations, particularly because this was an attack on a diplomatic mission on iran's a embassy complex. and that falls under, of course, the, the need, if any of the new vienna conventions i should say, excuse me, and a direct violation of the un charter. so that is why you've seen so many i routers raised about this. and i can also tell you that we did hear that your eyes for administer did call you and secretary general antonio gutierrez this