u. n. he's giving the figure of between a 100 and a $150.00 a. he's perhaps not privy to the exact numbers. the military still saying the using the 10000. but we can expect some more official figures to come out today after all the families have been notified. so things uh on as we into a day for of this conflict. looking, not likely not, not settling down any way. rebecca, hama says they will execute hostages. if it's round as no one inhabitants before the bombing buildings, what's your assessment? so yeah, we had that yesterday that so actually late last night in the evening and we heard from the mouse spokesman saying that say were if, if the these strikes were going to can continue but, but the civilians were not going to be warned. i have a system called knocking on the roof, but the ministry have said they aren't able to do the knocking on the roof procedure necessarily because of the because of the, the situation basically because of just how the scale of the situation. so i'm not saying that if they are not warranted, civilians are not go

u. n. a no mean and he, bro, they just the top, the boards in these reland, all the resolution of the u. n. r, against these route. and that's why these rows, they own small, i'm like at the un, nothing for us. we don't listen to that. then even though we broke his cancelling the div that's for the un representatives that wants to visit the israel or the gathers to. yeah, you'd route. so is there a don't really care about this institution? and they never counted about it too much because this is ro understands the real ad back and the real power, super power that supports these ref is the night that stays in the united states will stop supporting israel, then they will be in the big trouble. but the, you and the, even the europe, uh and the other concerts, they don't really too much. um, they don't really do too much sense for you as well. they just care about the united states, right. it's rarely drawn with a nickel. yeah. okay. now joining us on from but to me, appreciate your comment tray, thanks very much, nick. thank you. and while a benjamin netanyahu, i outlined at the operation hi

u. n, and he's calling for israel's blockade of guns at the end. and also deploying the rising civilian death. toll is an keeps saying, the blockade and repeated assault. some guys are to destroy him, us a military capabilities and ensure security clearly an ex and expectedly its blockade assaults accomplished. these are the only thing they did accomplish was inflicting, could have been suffering on an entire civilian population. it is time for an immediate and to the violence and the blood shed. and it is time to end this blockade and to open it, put it to come the price. when is it a now tries to justify yet another assault? by the same fault to promise, no one should say, or do anything to encourage it down this path. we know only to wear the messages about is the, is the right to defend itself. would it be interpreted by is, or is as licensed to kids to better so on the very path that led us here. she hubbard, tennessee, is at the united nations. she helped explain to us exactly what's going on at the un, because if i summarize what you told us

u. n. has expressed concerns that he's really actions against policy and civilians in guys a, a violation of international a consent that this order complaint, combined with the imposition of a complete siege on garza, may not be considered as lawful temporary evacuation and would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians in breach of international let's cross live to our to correspond caleb more painful than the disc kit up is good to have you join me now. what else has the un said about these wells latest actions against palestinian civilians? the un high commissioner for human rights in geneva has gone over the casualties among those killed are at this point, 11 palestinian journalists, 28 medical staff and 14 un colleagues. now, in addition to that, the un has raised the concern of others were affected by the sliding who may not have directly become casualties themselves. pointed out that there are roughly 50000 pregnant women, lack any medical treatment as a result of the situation and the ongoing airstrikes by israel. now it's also important to note that the un high commissi

u. n. middle east agency, and he said that the current escalation in the region highlights the ways in which the world has lost its humanity. i have called for this press conference to raise the allowance at as of today, might want colleagues and guys are no longer able to provide humanitarian assistance. as i speak with you guys. i was running out of water and electricity. in fact, the gas uh is being stronger and it seemed that the world right now as it lost its humanity. if we look at the issue of water, we'll know what is life. i'm guys running out of water on because i is running out of life soon. i. but even with this, there wouldn't be no food or medicine either. there was not one drop of water, not one grain of wheat, not a litter of sure that has been allowed in the street for the last 8 days. the number of people seeking center, you know, score on of that one more facilities in the south is absolutely overwhelming and we do not have any more of the capacity to do with them. the world health organization is currently warning that there are only 24 hours of water, electricity, and fu

u. n. middle east agency, and he said that the current escalation in the region highlights the ways in which the world has lost its humanity. i have called for this press conference to raise the allowance at as of today, might want colleagues and guys are no longer able to provide humanitarian assistance. as i speak with you guys. i was running out of water on the electricity. in fact, the guys a is being strangled and it seemed that the world right now as it lost its humanity. so if we look at the, the issue of water will know what is life. i'm guys running out of water on because i is running out of life sooner. but even with this, there wouldn't be no food or medicine either. there was not one drop of water, not one grain of wheat, not the litter of shown that has been allowed in the gaza strip. for the last 8 days, the number of people seeking shelter, you know, score on that one more facilities in the south is absolutely overwhelming. and we do not have any more of the capacity to do with them. the world health organization is currently warning that there are only 24 hours of water, ele

but he's always is deciding to stay up with that. what scenario is can play out between the u. n. on the one hand and he's well on the other hand, most i dreamed on how to go on with this issue to i mean though they nights the nation actually the only thing they have is the condemnation we have seen during the war and aggression on a commission on m and in the last 9 years are united nation. we only hear it couldn't be amazing, but actually at the end of the power list. uh, but i believe that it is it i actually we continue with the uh, goal as they say that to clear. uh notice in uh, goes us to i believe that is what i expected. uh, a huge major attack uh, put on his bullet and the bundle on his way to put on sign off or does it and put on a cdn as well. it may be for them. and i, uh, because the hill induced company that, that actually signed up with is an eye on him. so that is what i, it will look look, take that step because they know for sure that companies like, yeah my like liberal like city. i like it. i, i will like it on they will not stand still seeing. uh is it i, uh,

u. n. director of operations yesterday, he said that the amount of a tool available uh for uh for on or what is only enough til wednesday. and after that, the owner will be forced to shut down its operations, let alone it's the trucks to carry more humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. funny, i understand they're talking to us from calling us in gaza strip. funny, thank you. the weather you guys and several of his allies have repeated the support for israel, while calling for the protection of civilians and access to aid. the statement came following discussions between us president joe biden and leaders of funds, germany, italy, canada, and the u. k. officials joining us from occupied east jerusalem. so tell us a little bit more about this statement on the well, it's an interesting group, isn't it? it is essentially the g 7 minus one that is defined. they are not included in the statement this after what was described as a day of diplomacy by the white house, which you might be making numerous calls to all 5 of the leaders who signed onto this statement, as well as to benjamin netanyahu.

u. n says it's witnessing what he calls and i'm president of human catastrophe. with an estimated 1000000 palestinians forced from their homes in the past week, we'll get a live update from guys that in a moment. but 1st this report from image in came the often most of another is really striking. garza, the bombardment isn't homes and buildings where people are taking refuge. resident struggle to pull the injured and the dead from the destruction. palestinian authorities say moving a 1000 people across the strip. missing under the rubble, with tens of thousands of taken shelter of schools run by the un refugee agency model. the 3 escape. yes, good. shelling is everywhere. the was must understand the situation. we have children and we have sick people. also the space people who are suffering from cancer, we are terrorized, they have destroyed my house. i have no other place to live. i don't no way to go. our life is how they told us to go to the south. and here we are in the song, i'm sick and tired of everything. i don't need food. i just need to go back to my ho

he things hum us attacked as well. uh, but definitely uh many, many diplomats here at the u. n. body are not happy with the way he did that. sure . most of the attendees of the security council and all the, all those traveling with them are fighting for a humanitarian car doors for making it possible to help the palestinians being stuck in garza about attacking israel in a way, gutierrez did earlier is definitely not helpful in the understanding of many diplomats here in new york. we know that of germany's foreign minister on the bare buck she's due to address the security council later today. earlier, she repeated her stance that israel has the right to defend itself. she added civilians on both sides need protection take you listen to me has gone to also me is german foreign minister. it's clear that israel has the right indeed the duty to protect its population. its country within the framework of the right to self defense and international law. so if it is a guide you for it, but finding out to israel security also means keeping in mind the suffering of the palestinians and

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u. n. tuesday. and it's perhaps because he wants more time to try to convince other member states to support the us resolution gabriel's on to how does it in new york a whole new mount. washington has accused a ron of activity facilitating attacks on us forces in the middle east. as well as the portion birth loss and has been on the wrong foreign minister says the white house is being hypocritical. and because today the region is a powder keg, us security establishment is directing the war. unoccupied palestine design a surprising is suffering and tunnel collapse. i told the russian foreign minister lab ross and we have consulting with china as well. that a resolution against the interest of the palestinians will not be adopted at the un security council house. the resistance.

rails ambassador to the un says good tara should resign after remarks he made christmas sizing israel's bombardment . his garza b. u. n. chief. did condemn the terror attacks on israel by hamas, but he also uh and, and to what he described as the collective punishment of the palestinian people. the very heated exchanges of the un security council meeting in new york as the war and gaza rages on un secretary general antonio gets have as well. and the situation is getting more di by the hour, at least. and he repeated his condemnation of how much the tenor attacks and reiterated his goal for humanitarian suicide. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds, these not happen in a vacuum. the policy didn't people have been subjected to 56 years of sleep locating occupation, but the grievances of the policy and people cannot justify the appalling effects by a mouse. and those appalling effects cannot justify the collective punishment of the policy and people. the relentless bombardments of guys or by is rarely for us, is the level of cd didn't casualties. and also the selection of neighborhoods continued to

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now he says the u. n. is to politicize, to resolve with crisis and gaza, to send organization where the united states goes and the collective west coast to try and make the political points. it's not being able to produce any sort of solution here. and really what we see in the case of the security council, there was a rational ceasefire proposal put on the table. but because everything gets politicized even a ceasefire, which should be the neutral position that you want to stop death. this is not taking any side here. this is talking about stopping death and destruction because that's what israel is now inflicting upon the civilian population of the gaza strip . they, the united states will not do it because it wants to put a point, ford, that's how mass is responsible for everything. we hear that the israeli politicians want to reject the notion that they did any wrong prior to october 7. that there was anything that ever came before october 7. apparently everyone was just running around with a fluffy bu

u. n. secretary spoke of the rough uh crossing today. he's calling for a humanitarian ceasefire to allow the delivery of aid given the desperate situation in gaza. right now, give us as ralph position on us if you would. so we are not going to be restrained by anyone right now, because we have a very clear goal for this operation. we want to dismantle home us and calls for a ceasefire right now are, are serving how mazda strategy. so that's not a question right now because calling for as these fires basically saying that how much can get away with what they did with the torturing with the butchering of 1400 is really is with taking out of eyes chopping of fingers, killing children, in front of their parents, parents in front of their children. do you know we have between 100 and and 200 is real youth who are still on the calendar for after 14 days, which means that we don't know if they are dead inside garza, we ordinarily under the by the situation is desperate on both sides. but of course the is ready, the government has made very clear tha

u. n. c man attack and she's saying he's confident this is the beginning of something much more sustaining. so there were people who was saying this was a p r stunt and you cannot in a, in a conflict, but this really counts on me to do you actually see it happen. but that sounds like pretty good news for the people of gaza if he's wrong. yeah, that is the most positive thing that we've heard all night in a long time. and the fact that we've actually seen some going together and the last few hours is also externally positive. of course. well, that is happening is also a summit being held by president c. c in egypt. what can you tell us about that? obviously that is going to be top of the agenda of what that will be discussing there as well. yeah, i mean, i think it is interesting that the 1st aid trucks have cost just hours before the summit, which is guessing away underway in the next few minutes. they may be hoping that by having these pictures live on international television and having all of these leaders around the table in colorado, this is the way to push something more sustainable t

early for the counsel to approve an appropriate response to the crisis. christmas name, he has moved from the u. n. in new york. while insisting they were working to get 8 into gaza. those against the united states standing alone blocked the security council from passing a resolution that would do just that. the us and basset, or insisted that the draft was incomplete. the united states is disappointed. this resolution made no mention of israel's rights of self defense. like every nation in the world, israel has the inherent right of self defense, as reflected in article $51.00 of the un charter of the resolution did condemns a mazda is october 7th attack and the taking of civilian hostages. as well as demanding pauses in the fighting for a deliveries. after several days, i'm to go see ations. 12 council members voted for it. many pointing out that civilians, humanitarian workers and medical facilities must be protected under international humanitarian law. faced with scales, terrorist acts against as well as civilians with the forceful reaction to such acts and never growing humanitarian disaster

he is in on his way to egypt to discuss that with various players in the region. the u. n. released chief martin griffith is already in egypt working on that. he also addressed the security council today. we're here and calls from the united nations to respect international law, which does demand protection of civilians in a conflict. it also calls for the protection of aid workers and medical personnel. and the un is saying that some of 15 aid workers have been killed. several medical professionals have also died in the conflict. so it's very dire situation as far as the united nations is concerned. but again, the emphasis without the security council is still to find ways to get that aid. and i should also point out that while the security council is promising to keep working on some sort of a resolution, russia is talking about going to the general assembly where no country has a veto power like they do in the security council to get a resolution their past calling for humanitarian relief for gaza. you as president joe biden has met with these riley prime minister benja

u. n. gain, a very emotional speech about or he's country and his citizens have been through since saturday morning after a surprise attack by him us militant group. when 1st thousands of all kids have been biased to these really southern communities as well as the central parts of the country. and then the militants all have boss that is really considered a terrorist organization. and a big number of do supplements and is rarely towns at the boulder with gaza. class wednesdays. really military killed the idea of soldiers and officers killed civilians as well and took civilian hostages, including women and children, the master to describe it as unprecedented attacks the militants behavior as barbaric rufe list, and then act as war crimes and genocide. ambassador also compared to mass with a kind of to and so called is lumnick, state and cold on the international community to give israel it's full supports to quote completely and res. have massive infrastructure and can have masses. crimes be invested also said the billions of dollars cents to gather as the 3 full human he, terry needs add u

u. n. basset to egypt. jordan and jim, and he says they're a long standing protections on how i to spent i think that there been not very strong safeguards in place that many years now about how are you a is administered and spent in palestine, whether it be in the west bank or whether it be in gaza when it comes to developing the item. so there are firewalls and the number of uh, restrictions, uh, on the uh, disbursement of that a. um, that was the right place um whether or not, uh, new, uh, restrictions are right. bob? well, we'll see about but the time be, i think it's, um, it's pretty clear that uh, the way that is provided goes primarily through the power setting, a sovereignty for the benefit of sitting people in palestine. it's the situation and guys that has been dying, but as the conflict escalates, things are expected to get was guys's 2300000 residents already suffer a constant shortage of bullshit food and fuel. well, the 96 percent of gases, household water is polluted by the time it reaches paypal, 40 percent of the

u. n. releasing works agency on the law and he condemned the strikes a. it's a pulling by minute. yes, again is on the saw it just as we were in 2014, when 7 of our schools were hits dozens of of thousands of displaced people taking refuge, withheld. a main warehouse in gauze of 60 was hit by what foss this, even though we've almost so begging the is really all me to call this attack us for the hospital it. so when was the last time who made the work, it from guns are destroyed an entire building until 500 people. of course we have to wait the outcome of israel's investigation into this instance. having said that in 2014 not ready to have the rest of his way, the spin doctors wasted no time in pushing out all sorts of this information about time. are they put up videos live on american television telling as well? i was big into the, telling the world that were minutes and spawning rockets from other schools. these are old investigators by the un in of an agencies and they were both found to be complete. not since even when we found rockets in our schools, we told these writing str

u. n. special coordinator for middle east peace, the brief the security council on sunday. he has been in contact with united states, the e u. cuts are egypt, and 11 on trying to marshal uh those countries and entities together as well. all of them are going to be key, perhaps in marshalling some sort of diplomatic effort on the escalating the situation moving forward. but the bottom line is, is any sort of diplomacy at any level is going to be quite difficult. that's what the investigators are saying. certainly behind closed doors, primarily, but not wholly, but primarily because israel has shown no sign of wanting to negotiate or talk about any sort of diplomacy at this juncture. at least not yet. just talking about the opposite on terms of their military strategy. moving forward and guys. all right, gabriel is on their life as staff from new york. gabe, thank you for that for that. and if you're just joining us, let me just recap thought top stories here. this alex is realized for me to declare the state of war and casa, the commission comes off to how much northside milita

u. n. world water development report, states one and 4 people in the world. do i have access to clean drinking water? i'm sorry, now he's in on this edition of 360 view, we're going to examine why the u. n. is painting such a stark picture regarding the water supply in various regions and one scientist vision top efficiently solve the crisis. let's get started. the from tiny, cyan know bacteria to the largest male in the ocean. every organism needs water to survive. i am amazing, 2023 a year. we're technology allows many to control the daily functions of their house without even being home. or having a robots to brain surgery, one would think scientists could figure out how to make clean water available to all know at the surface water look simple at the complex and multi faceted levels of the global water crisis continues to create a situation where there was an inadequate supply of safe and clean water, which means the need of a growing population. now here are some numbers for you, which i found to be shocking. 54 percent like access to clean water and niger, a country and western africa's desert region. the over on

he had to say. the secretary general. what while do you live? definitely, this is not. i will a database best in heartache has more on the student debate. at the u. n. in new york. be heard, the secretary general un secretary general is when you the tears say that those attacks did not happen in a vacuum. what he also did say though, is that nothing justifies those attacks the attacks. it's tara tests by how much on israel that killed $1400.00 is varies. and he also said that he has in the past unequivocally condemned these attacks. now, that's not what that is really. what is, what i believe within 20 with who has tried to do here is to tow a fine line because i think we have to understand he is the head of an organization that comprises the 193 member states. that quite frankly, there are quite a number of those states that not take israel's point of view. now is the secretary general, the terrorist, if you had cited solely with israel, then he would have risk the side of the credit ability, his credibility with those nations. and at that would have also wrote it any influence that the united nations might have. because then those nations would'v

leader had previously claimed he saw pictures of the top must mutilated by them and attend the phone with over a 1000000 people in gas or without water and sanitation. the u. n. rings, alarm bells. so, but they came in here and prices, and he enclave us over a 1000. people have reported data user and the s drive all children also terrified that they sleep with their shoes on that issue. hire let's there is no drinking water. people here are dying slowly and as i said, the desk told it needs arises to what.

yes, he's set as much on twitter and b, u. n. a basset or for israel, is also tweeting that he wants the secretary general to resign. the the feeling is that he was to dismissive of the attack that her mos waged on is rarely some citizens and civilians. the quotes from the ambassador suite says there is no justification or point in talking to those who show compassion for the most terrible atrocities committed against the citizens of israel and the jewish people. there are simply no words you just heard . the 1st quote from the secretary general, you just heard what he said, and that actually is precisely apparently what they are referring to. the fact that the secretary general, who did, let me reiterate in case you didn't hear it, did condemn us as attacks on civilians. instead it was justified, but he also said it didn't happen in a vacuum. this went on to say the palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation. and that was the context for their remarks. and it looks as if they've left the security

today he's taken, pausing to protest and is now queuing off, but the u. n's medical office, the refugee registration. hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but they were going to get to the past several years were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems in pakistan on the other one. but they've now started the process of expelling african the so you know what that is so that i can, that's why we have protesting hold on honey. the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started kind of get out of the end. if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against a side they normally tell us what i've gotten to the what is a go to them. so i don't, yeah that as an adult here. and it's not a bad time, a unique sound to living as attend, or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family. and that to learn funded jenny back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also using this job. another consequence of the author

working towards that, and any step in that direction is -- >> president biden though says he is working with the u. n trucks moving as quickly as possible. but even when that flow of aid can begin, it's route has been badly damaged by israeli airstrikes. >> there's a long, miles-long convoy of humanitarian assistance between irish and rafa with trucks on the side of the road awaiting the possibility of entering -- the rafah crossing of the last few days has been bombed four times. >> there's a lot of infrastructure that has been destroyed, obviously, the lack of fuel, lack of water, the lack of food is going to compound the situation. difficult is moving around due to security, but also due to blockages from rubble, et cetera, unexploded munitions. >> for gaza citizens, the deadly waiting game means lifelines are fast running out. the palestinian health ministry says hospitals are collapsing without fuel. and the world food programme warns that shops in gaza will run out of food in the mere days. [speaking in a non-english language] >> translator: >> there is no water. there is no water at all. medic

u. n. agency that deals with palestinians. the commission to general felipe lorine and he's now saying things could get even worse. he says there was a risk of serious disease and starvation with that is certainly true. i think you have, you have thousands of people sheltering as jason was saying in, in environments that are meant for a very small fraction of that number sharing the same laboratories and drinking on hydronic water. we already know that there's been a spike in dire real disease or illness amongst children in, in the gaza strip. we don't have reports of cholera yet, but the, an outbreak of cholera in the sort of dense settings would be catastrophic. and, and, and unfortunately in the circumstances, this is not uncommon at all. and so, yeah, i think there, there we, we know there's been an, and an uptick and, and chicken pox and other contagious diseases. as a, as a consequence of people living and very close proximity sheltering altogether in these types of settings. we're coming near the end of the program. i'd like to get the last word to yara. yara, given what we're hearing this desperate stories

u. n. world water development report, states one and 4 people in the world. do i have access to clean drinking water? i'm scared now. he is in on this edition of 360 view, we're going to examine why the u. n. is painting such a stark picture regarding the water supply in various regions and one scientist, division type of fish at least solve the crisis. let's get started. the from tiny cyan or bacteria to the largest male in the ocean. every organism needs water to survive. i'm amazing. 2023 a year. we're technology allows many to control the daily functions of their house without even being home or having a robots do bring.

u. n. a at the united nations, he said the mazda attacks did not happen in a vacuum. that's the quote that really sparked the israel's anger. what, what the did to me, i think it's highlight to the bullying nature of the state of israel. this is these, the state, the secretary or the for the secretary for right for israel reacted almost immediately in that meeting and called for his resignation on the as well kind of for to do this. no other stay before has been able to call for resignation or salary general. in this immediate the way it is the, the now the code for withdrawing. visa is a drive. this is, we've got going back to the days of admission into that. and you know, this is very, very authoritarian regimes actions to where is the united nation, of course, israel, what, what's and what's the play for israel here? because if you start talking about not granting visas to you and i diplomats, if you start saying that the un secretary general, you're accusing them of justifying terrorism, etc. um, are they trying to discredit the us? because at the same time, in pa

it's just putting certain feelings to as a young boy, he had no idea of the neo nazi n s u group forming in his neighborhood, where future members be out to shape up and move and one, los attended the youth club on the corner. somehow adam sense that he was seldom truly st. ready the routine violence of the 19 ninety's may have subsided, but not the racism. in 2016 conrad adam was racially harassed by a group of drunk people while on his way to the supermarket. he called the police for assistance asking to be removed from the square footage to stop this good while you got when the officer refused to come and remove them. so i could be able to, i tried to explain again why i thought that was necessary, that they were racially abusive. there might racially abuse other people that day do some talking with the pleasant kind of just the thing. perhaps for about as models, least of them, the police officer said something like, what does the same as you're just making a big deal about the color of your skin? you helped us get food, you like, and the most i'll hold, hold on like young black peop

and then without providing any solution, he simply handed over the palestinian problem to the u. n. so these decades on we have the arrow beneath, with some international partners like russia, as we had on monday, still searching for the solution to appropriate pools by far off nations. i'm still struggling with that same lot of interest, an agency in still the same people and reading the sides to the negotiation table. a gray is present, otherwise he has tried to avoid responsibility for his kind of his whether be a power me anyhow, in the hands of how my sold is mandatory in putting the blame directly on russia. so i'm a only in sort of mind she was according to the available information. russia is interested in triggering a war in the middle east, so that a new source of pain and suffering could undermine, will unity increase this cord and contradictions at thus help rush to destroy freedom in europe. this, this faith of a weapons supplies the plane has showed it as simple as well with the new us digital billboards this spring, the national flag. we've also said how much so this

u. n. williams that nowhere in closet space that space island fisher. he joins us now from occupied east choice. and i want to ask you a little bit more about what we still overnighted these ratings according to targeted raid. do we know more about what their objectives, why here? well, some people in israel are seeing this as a precursor to a full on drug and invasion. certainly we've seen the sort of reads in the past several days. what is different? this time is that these relays use tags and pushed into guys that we know they say that they managed to kill a number off of my spite thursday damaged, inspect, stopped to use by how much they also managed to destroy a number of empty tank launch sites. that would suggest they are getting closer to a full on ground invasion of guys. a is certainly something that benjamin netanyahu is thinking about the address the nation on wednesday night. many people believe that to was him preparing the crime for a nice thing. the full on invasion of gaza, he said that israel will decide when and where it is going to happ

u. n. chief calls for a humanitarian ceasefire at the end. what he describes as ethics, human suffering, the there has been widespread shock and international condemnation of the israel carried out an air strike on the hospital in gaza, killing at least 500 pound listings. it is the single worst attack since israel has launched as military offensive on the besieged strip on october the 7th, and followed an incursion by him us into southern israel, that killed $1300.00 is really, is, is really, are strikes, have been relentless, at least $3200.00 palestinians have been killed and that includes $1030.00 children . tuesday's airstrikes targeted a fleet baptist hospital in central garza city. at least 500 people are confirmed dead authorities say thousands of civilians were sheltering inside the hospital. israel has denied involvement saying that it was a palestinian army group that was responsible on tuesday, at least 6 palestinians were also killed. and another attack, this one on a un run school and a refugee camp in gaza will be getting the latest on

u. n. chief calls for humanitarian sees 5 to and what he describes is epic, human suffering. the, this is just gone. 10100 g m t. let's bring you up to date with where we're at a war crime, a massacre, a violation of international law. just some of the woodson tubs being used to describe as well as the latest attack on the people of garza. at least 500 palestinians have been killed off the rail kinda down to the strike on the hospital in central gone. so what is the single worst attack on the besieged enclave? in response, joan has cancel the meeting with us president joe biden. and our latest president by then is in israel to show his support as route is blaming islamic jihad for the attack and accusation. the pun, assuming group denies us the bank reports now as the cottage bodies and body parts strewn across the ground. the result of these restrict on either the baptist hospital because it is no is safe and deceased in case no way is off limits. no way to say correct. some of the images are too graphic to broadcast. images of their children, their bodies ripped apart, face

it's on going and goes or, and he was quite vehement in his works today. the u. n. has continued to call for access protection of civilians, protection of civilian infrastructure. the secretary general today reiterated that call. but you know, the unit and itself has lost a few dozen of its aid workers in this conflict and the death tool of the palestinians. climbing by the day, more than 2000 children killed in gaza. now the secretary general actually uh said that this conflicts uh, that he actually angered the israel is with some of his con comments. and in his strong remarks, he said that while it is rarely civilians should be released from captivity unconditionally that her mazda attack attack was unconscionable and condemned that it didn't happen in a vacuum. that dozens had been living under occupation for so many years that it had led to a crisis of ho. this prompted d is rarely for administered to cancel a meeting with the secretary general. the is rarely in bassett, are also called for the secretary general's resignation. it just shows how difficult the sit

is there a senior political homeless more on the shara, he said these condemnations should not affect how the u. n. treats israel's violations of international. it's not normal for a, for the representative. is the kid insulting, if the technician success to united states and insulting it's hierarchy, it's insulting, such as in general and bang you on staff from doing that job is started by this time and be in such a great reach of international law. i have a few other solutions i could be able to continue with. busy you know, with his bravado, i think that's the admissions. it's just not possible. you know, for this to be allowed to continue as if it's normal, normal here. and do you guys have nations, you know, it does not belong to the united states? do you in general or somebody can vote on uh or is there any uh, what is was anything, what is his behavior? and is there a violation of international but also on, on, on this bus it is continuous rogue behavior of the united nation. anyway, he does may, as you said, and we expect it to be not acceptable to be to reject this resolution which makes