u. n. let's close open now to rasa. unplug it covers the more corresponding to studying by. i'm not sure if you heard all of the proceedings that the security council topic, but certainly depressing news coming out of it for those hopefully waiting for good news in gaza, but it's just not coming well, in fact, so the majority of palestinians who have been hearing for the session and the security council regarding the l gary and uh, coolest for an immediate cease fire that might bring gum and for the fighting on the ground, there was a great deal off, a bit submissive and frustration due to the fact that palestinians are no longer trust a, the international community, as we've been hearing from locals here in gauls a city because there is no, any practical developments had been taken on the ground to store the blood shit. and the policy and sufferings that had been stocked. it since october, the summer people before had a glimmer of hope regarding cold domestic efforts being made by you to national axis in terms of x exacting more pressure. somebody is very sorry to suspend t

u. n. let's cross over 2000 and speak to our correspondence. i've also imply that what are you hearing about the condition of the 2 journalists? yes, nadine, as we have been told by medical sources and then the repeat hospital, we have been completely hearing from them that the managed to carry out a surgical operation for our correspondence. and our clique is made up of them, or as he was completely suffering from injury that had been resulting from the is very surveillance of drone attacks that had been carried out today earlier when the have mt painted his one of his legs as with please sign of attacks and from those that have been hitting his putting his legs and also in his hands alongside with the camera man. his working with him. but not that i specifically that he's suffering from critical injuries on his face. has medical teams to this very moment working to completely provide them with a sufficient medic as a, is a lot of them or has been transferred to the intensive care unit for medical treatments. and in fact, this is a, this is, t

u. n. r w ways, future on certain local drive. let's muck mode. somebody visited a school set out by the body. you then filed this report. i mean, that's how the my dad is. i know this one, this bill by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really thanks so much we can see the scale of the destruction rolled in this building. and that was the last how the cnn families have returned. and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all. even o

all we're going to let that stay in the u. n. warrens of quote, epic suffering and the world turning a blind eye toward for and so done where $700000.00 children are said to be facing life threatening mountain nutrition. a 6 year old palestinian girl whose story went viral after she was missing, when her family's car was shut out, inside goes up by the adf is fund along with the red present commission center risk, you're hurt. humanitarian grouping calls it a deliberate telling also this the payoff son, crime reins in hate t as protesters called for the ice thing of the car to be in countries prime.

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u. n. nato membership aspirations are on track. are perfectly sure. let's talk about your thoughts on, on ukraine's relations with the us. us clearly an important backer of ukraine in this war against russia. aid for ukraine is being blocked right now. in the us congress by republicans, and there's a good chance that donald trump will return to the white house as president after the election later this year. how concerning is that prospect for you? well, of course, your grand new sanctions are anxious about any potential dentures, which you delay the decisions on financial a military support because every decision directly affects ukrainian people. and some of the congress people told me that you come come play poker so so don't, don't distract us from the us. that's a, that's okay. this is the politics. we have to survive at any condition and we will survive at that new condition. but we're still see the situation probably would have to, to get to the total of sort to see that the decision is on this and it's on the surface. so i'm really happy that natal

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some fire, we control thing opinions on the 28000 people among them. 12150 children, let's say that low the, the in the u. n. moines, of ethics operate on the world, turning a blind eye to phones. so that was 700000 children are said to be facing life. correct. may not be attrition. the a very well welcome to you. this is on the international with the latest world news update as a way to it's great to happy with us. and we begin in garza where the body of a 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing a full nights ago. i've been found inside the call. her family had been travelling and when the vehicle was fired upon by the is where the military was, according to the palace, to be in read presence, which saves a team of power emetics it sent to rescue ago. oh, so did of the palestine red cross, an ambulance was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of the guys a city resulting in the killing of crew members use of the you know and ok, mid of my tune who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him for have 12 days ago. the occupation deliberately targeted the ambulance opponents arri

so let's go to gabriel. elizondo. gabriel. you're at u. n. h q in new york, so that ukraine war is an open wound at the heart of europe. that was um mr. gutierrez is opening statement. what did you make of what he had to say as well? i think he's trying to remind the world, quite frankly, of what's going on and ukraine, and remind to a lesser degree, perhaps even russia, that the eyes of the world, or at least in the view of antonio gutierrez, the secretary general, are still on ukraine. and the conflict there clearly uh it is without the exception or without doubt if you will, that the focus right now of much of the world including the united nations, including the security council as a body is focused on gaza and israel's war on guys or for obvious reasons, however, as we approached the 2 year anniversary of the conflict in ukraine, i think this was really the secretary general's chance if you will, to really pull people together and give a broad brush stroke outline of where he thinks things stand if you will on this and i think he pointed

really government, history, child stuff, but i'll just share a room i let in the occupied westbank as well as coal to shut down the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees is raising concerning lebanon. palestinian refugees have long accused his route of deliberately preventing the rights written by seeking to hold on was operations. so to hold the reports from by the way, refugee camp in northern 11 and this work, the 1st faddie stuff he has found in a month. life is hard for palestinian refugees in lebanon, and they are expecting it to get worse, as, as well, demands the closure of their lifeline. do you an agency owner? well, i know the owner, i can't afford to put my 4 children into school. palestinians are denied rights and services and they've been all for nearly 40000 palestinian children are being educated because of the agency. a decision by some donors to suspend funds following accusations by as well, that a number of staff were involved in the october 7 attacks is threatening the agencies operations, and not just in casa, the benefit. now to suspend the funding for the afford one of the law will have serious

u. n. r w ways. place. if a dries up, it will be ordinary gardens who suffer and let's get more on that. we are drawing now here in the studio by ben to sheller. she is the head of the middle east and north africa division with the high end result on patient here in berlin. it's a think tank affiliated with germany, a screen party. welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us. um can you just remind us for, you know, for those who are not familiar with audra, it's role that it has specifically in guys because it's, it's a large organization, but specifically in gaza. what do they provide? they provide humanitarian 8 to those where if it's a zip between 4 to 6 and 4 to 8 as well as their descendants. and that means like 70 percent of the population of casa, and it goes beyond human apparent aid. obviously they're also responsible for providing health care schooling, all kinds of services that need to be provided for people not only to survive, but to be the make a have a perspective they're facing serious funding cuts. now tell us what, what is the potential real world impa

so let's see what all these months, i think and you know, 150 countries of the u. n. as toward ceasefire, if you see the p u, i'll see you in organizations. i think the only way out is to ask for a ceasefire to end the suffering of the people. the un high commissioner for refugees told l g 0 that any is for alia, the time to push people in rough across the board or into egypt will be disastrous . this will be very bad for the palestinian people. it would be very bad for egypt to have to manage such a terrible catastrophe. and it would be really extremely dangerous for the future of the peace process, which every body should care about more than anything else. at this point, while european countries have been decided under response to the war and gaza, this tone seems to be changing now due to the dire situation in rough up with all the key players present here in munich, there's some hope of a more unified stance on as well as aggression steps, awesome l g 0. community of the former us president donald trump says he will appeal a decision against him in a food case. h

u. n. and to other key stakeholders about the importance of freedom of expression for development, democracy and human dignity. let's start here in bundle dish. this is your country best. it's where you live most of the time. it's just come through an election harp and election to, to really only one side. to pop the government side, the opposition boy called it the book b and p saying that thousands, they say tens of thousands of the supporters, including local leaders, are in jail. the government seems here to whittle down democracy into something like a piece of see it another very convincing piece of theatre that is troubling for you. well, it's very, very painful. you know, i was a teenager here in 1971 during the war. and i saw people were fighting for freedom of ordinary people who made the lives on the line. there was no question there that we were fighting for freedom to see today. people's freedom being stifled organ this way is extremely painful. very distress for uh for the democracy here. and it's not only the polls. so, you know, the polls are combination of a process. you talked about what was very vi

u. n. and 2 other key stakeholders about the importance of freedom of expression for development, democracy and human dignity. let's start here in bundle dish. this is your country, but it's where you live most of the time. it's just come through an election. harper, in the election to, to really only one side to pop the government side, the opposition boy called to do the book b and p saying that thousands, they say tens of thousands of the supporters, including local leaders, ocoee and joe. the government seems here to whittle down democracy into something like a piece of theatre. i know the very convincing piece of theatre that is troubling for you. well, it's very, very painful. you know, i was a teenager here in 1971 during the war. and i saw people were fighting for freedom of ordinary people who made the lives on the line. and there was no questionnaire that we were fighting for freedom to see today. people's freedom being stifled organ this way is extremely painful or very distressed for uh, for the democracy here. and it's not only the polls, you know, the polls are combination of a process. you talked abo

let. and it's really spokespersons keeps mirroring a humanitarian relief from us and uses wondering the status of a u. n. an agency tonawanda, it's talking points and propaganda is real and it's western allies know propaganda when they see how to use to pull funding from a lifelong for palestinian starved of food. and it was, it's an accident of complicity. aided and abetted appetite by the forces as well, has been able to ship that conversation, but it's only able to do so because it has these auditorium, boards in line with it complicit with it in terms of framing. and we, we have seen this throughout the war stories that have been fed into western media that goes along with is rarely policy of uh, it lead to meeting its own actions and gaza, reflecting from its own massacres and creating the conditions for the perpetrating of the cane war, and this is where we have to step back and really question is this the type of international order that we want maybe as real? look in word and ask themselves, are we really following the letter of the law when we dropped the equivalent of 20, she mo, bombs. becaus

let's see is fine. what all of this month, i think and you know, 150 countries of the u. n. as toward ceasefire. and the us president has accused israel also war crimes by doing indiscriminate bom being. and if this happens, if you see the p, i'll see you and organizations. i think the only way out is to ask for it ceasefire to end the suffering of the people. another thing that's looming over the conference, it's on the words of donald from last week. saying that's uh that the basically encourages russia to do what i've heard, once with a nato ally, when they don't pay for the defense. right. not enough. how do you see this playing out at the conference the, the americans are here. will they be even be able to reassure the allies that america will actually come to the defense? well, and, you know, we have heard a lot by donald trump if you listen to every word and then you know, you can sleep any more longer. i think what we have to do is something that we have neglected to do after resar invaded ukraine in 2014 after they annex crimea. we had this summit, the nato summit in weights. we're all

let's go in. >> roy eugene barnes. r-o-y e-u-g-e-n-e b-a-r-n-e-s. >> good morning.rt about your background in service, in public service? >> i was first elected to the state senate in 1974 from cobb county. i went back to the house of representatives, i was elected to the house of representatives, served six years until i was elected governor in 1998 and i served in that position until january of 2003. >> and after serving in the position of governor, can you tell the court a little bit about what you transitioned into after your public service? >> i did exactly what i was doing before, i was elected, i went back to practicing law in marietta, georgia, with my daughter who is now judge of the state court and my son-in-law. and now we have, i think, six or seven lawyers, charlie bailey back there was one of them at one time. >> okay. and, governor barnes, would you consider yourself to be a trial lawyer? >> yes. we don't write contracts or we don't write wills, all we do is try cases. >> and i want to direct your attention back to 2021, were you approached by the dis

u. n. was it could take decades to rebuild garza and is quoting for hostilities to end immediately. veronica pedroza al jazeera. so inside story, let's bring in august. it was a headache, a month before is a legal research, a, an advocacy office that will help an independent policy where vice organization based error on my law. and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this law appointments institute to europe. she was involved in the development of international control and it's early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm a born in a professor of the school of international service international peace of conflict resolution at american university in washington dc. welcome to the program. how much we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 or those that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance of those laws. us today we put more emphasis on the the destruction of evidence. and on this i would like to ask you a question. what kind of evi

let's have a listen. what's happened in court on monday, the palestinian delegation accompanied by international law experts travels to the u. n's, highest court in the hague, taking the 1st step towards de hope, stopping one of the world's longest employees occupations. for the 1st time in its history, the international court of justice will have to load on the legality of israel's confiscation of ballasting in land. opening the oral hearings kind of thing and foreign minister described israel's occupation as a system of apartheid that has thrown palestinians into 2nd class citizens for over a century. the in telling me about right, understand people to send the termination has been denied and violated. but this time was not aligned without people, it was not as is their id, those have described it the way spent that was lot of on this time. the only solution consistent with international law, this for this illegal occupation to come to an immediate and conditional on total isn't as well captured, the west bank, gaza and easter was 11 in 1967 areas of historic palestine, which palestinians, one for a state um to with map smoky

let's say that the in the us little make is press full review of bilateral relations with south africa. has also the u. n. hi cool. sounds pretoria. as soon as the game says, well credible alleging genocide in golf, a very well welcome to you. this is on the international with the latest world news update, as always it's grace to happy with us. we saw the out in gauze though, where the body of a 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing a full nights ago was being found inside the car. her family had been travelling in it's when the vehicle was fine to fall in by the israeli military, as, according to the palestinian web presence, which stays a team of power makes it sent to rescue ago. i also did of the palestine red cross, an ambulance was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of the cause of city resulting in the killing of crew members use of xeno, an arc mid of my to him who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him or had the 12 days ago. the occupation deliberately targeted the ambulance opponents arrival at the scene where it was found just meters away from the vehicl

let's say that slow leak. and how about the us lawmakers press for review of bilateral relations with south africa. that's after the u. n. high court found for tory a suit alleging genocide by israel and gaza. credible and moscow launches is biggest fabric celebrations of the chinese new year with colorful shows, gets trauma trees. i'm studying life performances the coming to you from our to international students, and most of the welcome to the hours most pressing stories from all around the globe. i'm fiorella is about and we begin in gaza where the body of a 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing a fortnight ago has been found inside the car. her family had been travelling and when the vehicle was fired upon by b is really military. that's according to the palestinian red crescent, which has a team of paramedics. it's sent to rescue the girl are also dead. the palestine red cross, the ambulance was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of the cause of city resulting in the killing of crew members use of zeno? an arc mid of my to him who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him for hav

let's say that slowly the slogan for the in the us lawmakers press for review of bilateral relations with south africa. that's after the u. n. high court found for torres suit alleging genocide by israel and gaza. credible and p t i supporter stage protests in pakistan and big concerns of rigging and the election both count that those candidates affiliated with, emerald cons party take a decisive lead the coming to you from us. so this is our to international with the latest and world news today. i'm fiorella isabel and we begin with terrible news and gaza where the body of the 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing 2 weeks ago has been found inside the car. her family had been travelling in when is really military suddenly fired at the car. that's according to the palestinian red crescent, which says a team of paramedics, a center rescue of a child are also that of the palestine red cross, an ambulance was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of the cause of city resulting in the killing of crew members use of xeno, an arc mid of my to him who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him or ha

u. n. a. the, you all that has now for me last unable mission to protect red c shipping. well that's cross live now to international affairs research and i'm list uh let me see is did and talk about this. thanks very much for joining us. first of all, can you just give us a brief assessment of what you think of the latest strikes by the who sees? thank you for having me today. actually the keep going us talking about the events today in the middle east in general, and in the ways that we see today is that the american has lost a connection was reality. the world actually has no solution to the, to what's happening in the mid denise or in any other parts of the world, except using the same strategy. use it to us in quantity doors to us and manage that thing that the me so those of war has changed. now. listeners was the meaningful surveillance was the meaning of the, of the technology. the technique of defense on the other side has changed. why? american strategy in attacking and over when mean solutions always to, to problems is evolving, plays also destroy, you need to the end. and this does not work anymore. so i'm going to use now, and i can only c

let's say that slowly the login for the in the us lawmakers press full review of biological relations with south africa and that's off to the u. n. hi quote. found for tory a suit against as well credible electron genocide in golf at the most go on to the big service celebration. the baton these new year with colorful shows the dumpster and i'll make traits on stunning like performance the a very welcome to you. it's 7 p. m here in the russian capital and you're watching all the international. and we'd begin in garza where the body of a 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing a full nights ago has been found inside the call. her family had been travelling and when the vehicle was filed on by the, is wally military. as, according to the palestinian red crescent, which saves the team of power magics it sent to rescue the child. oh, so this the palestine red cross, an ambulance, was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of cause a city resulting in the killing of crew members use of the you know and ok, mid of my to him who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him or had the 12 days ago. the occupati

u. n. is cooling it, a pressure cook kind of just bad. people are now being forced to free again. a head of it possible is really ground defensive. well let's go straight to our correspondent honey lockwood. he's in a raffle for us on the ground hunting. took us through the situation on the ground . fair right now, we see that on boston's been escalating over the last few days. the yes, well we did the past day for 5 minutes or so. busy but the dense of presence of the drawings in the sky is the of the roof. i know we're seeing the, the situations are getting quite devastating for people. and as they approach us then ask us the questions about how safe is it the central area right now? for them to seek shoulder and that particular area. and of course, there isn't a single safe place across the gauze us through our answers to them doesn't satisfy their, their request. because at, for the past weeks and since the beginning of the expansion of the military operation, hon you and is particular the ground invasion people here i've been trying to find some sort of safety and none of protection for their family members that but right now they are

u. n. o states to ensure the israel f i n e complies with those obligations opponent, stemming from its repeated systematic and continuous breaches of the most fundamental principles of international rule which let me repeat of these principles. oh, these by relations has been proves about by the parole occupation of palestine, which is surely the mother of all its foundations. your opinion, distinguished members of the court will be a very precious guide for palestine to this thing is publicized, fully aware that you can just wave a magic wand and put it into these ready occupation of the tragic situation of the palestinian people. but postpone is persuaded that by family and precisely setting out the legal consequences of israel's persistent violation of the rights of the palestinian people, you can buy your pending and make an appreciable contributions putting an end to this terrible injustice. and what for a just lost in peace, allowing each state in the region to live in security and of citation in accordance with the security council injunction of 64 years back. and at the same time, you will fulfill your primary function to ensure the compliance of international to your chords, those mini

u. n. a says 400000 people are facing salvation by human lead. generally would be complicit in that which as i say is a violation role genocide, right? the not just in gaza. michigan, just let me just let me just let me just throw out there. she is literally just that that case is before the world court. so i'm it, you know, there has not been a determination that genocide is happening there. so we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of, on the roof. um, is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person to completely, or even the 12 people who would be choose that is 12 or fussing, keeps changing bad at home. and then not actually the investigations don't even move up and running dismissed. getting people before the investigation was over. so you know, if this, if this was to be the case of, it's not proven, it would be that's highly, highly offensive. oldest, all this to me is prove, okay. they were told that this policy is work

u. n's human rights office in the country and ordered that staff to leave. the move comes out to view an agency express deep concern about the detention of a prominent venezuela activist. let's see a send me go, has long been a vocal critic of the military and prosecutors of no accuser of treason. rights groups are calling for her immediate release. mexican truck drivers have begun a nationwide strikes, demanding, better security on the roads. the protest organized by the attack drivers group as close disruptions on at least 9 major highways, driver. se lawlessness on the roads has led to rise in robberies and extortion and is causing the depth of one or 2 trucks truckers every month. the mexican government called the strike unfounded and unjustified, and said positive negotiations had no been disrupted. activists of storm the canadian finance minister's office, demanding climate laws, the banks they stay just stayed in, in the 1st year freeman's office in toronto. although she wasn't there. green peace activists say that they weren't regulation in this years budget. canada's largest banks have been accused of green washing by environmental groups and politicians in australi

u. n. agency that works with palestinian refugees. thank you so much for joining us on al jazeera jonathan as well if you're just joining us here and i'll just hara, let's reach out to you the latest that we're hearing out of gauze, at least now 77 palestinians have been killed and we understand more than 250 people are injured off to is really forces opened fire on people who are trying to collect food aid and also city. although they were corresponding to is not our goal is in goal. so city with more so much about the b as we speak, hundreds of gaza civilians are still trying to recover the dead bodies of the relatives who were trying to get their hands on the aid being delivered. at the same time, the el cheapo hospital is no longer able to cope with the large number of victims. many of those victims were transferred to come all at one hospital in the north of the gaza strip. the number of dead will no doubt rise as other victims are rushed to all she fun. leslie and georgie and hospitals, ambulance vehicles cannot reach the area as the roads are totally destroyed. as the israeli forces open fire on the 8 seekers is really tanks advanced and ran over

u. n. agency began keeping record since 2006. the due date in king, emphasized israel's actions against palestinians during his speech in washington. as the us president watched on in silence, a read cannot stand by and let discontinue. we need a loss to cease fire. now. this war must and restrictions on vital relief, aid and medical items while leading to into main conditions. it is imperative that under what continues to receive the support, it needs to carry out its mandate, continued escalations by extreme settlers in the west bank of jerusalem. solely sites and the expansion of the legal sacraments will at least k us on the entire region. we must together create a political horizon that leads to a just a comprehensive piece on the basis of the 2 state solution and independent sovereign and viable palestinian state. with east jerusalem as its capital that we talked to about me is ready. it says i'm less than expert on us. he's worthy of relations, call them by booty. he says, of the car and he's ready. administration will continue to protect the legal set of those by any means possible of the so that is it, i and why didn't administration of somehow going to kind of confrontation, especially if the u

let's see if i what all of this month. i think and you know, 150 countries of the u. n. as toward ceasefire. and the us presidents has accused israel awesome war crimes by doing indiscriminate bonding. and if this happens, if you see the appeal of the you and organizations, i think the only way out is to ask for a ceasefire to end the suffering of the people. another thing that's moving over the conference, it's on the words of donald trump last week saying that's uh that the basically encourages russia to do whatever was once with a nato ally when they don't pay for the defense. right. not enough. how do you see this playing out at the conference? the, you, the americans are here. will they be able to be able to reassure their allies that america will actually come to their defense will? and, you know, we have heard a lot by donald trump if you listen to every word and then you know, you can sleep any more longer. i think what we have to do is something that we have neglected to do after russert invaded ukraine in 2014 after they annex crimea. we had the summit, the nato summit in weights.

u. n. and he acknowledge the quote huge challenge in dealing with wars in ukraine and gaza. he's now taking questions from the press. let's listening kate efforts to respond collectively to global challenges and how to just effect this week's meetings. and then continuing on russia, president biden said the new sanctions are coming tomorrow in connection with the to your anniversary of the full scale invasion of ukraine. as well as the death of alexi and evolving kremlin, reportedly his warrant of all these widow not to return to russia. and his mother is complaining that the russian government is pressuring her into a secret burial. how does the us and its allies and partners hope to influence or alter russia's behavior when previous sanctions have not had that effect? and further is a state sponsor of terrorism designation, a possible way to a further influence, i should think. right, thanks for that. so 1st, i think again, if you were in the room over the last 2 days, when it came to, for example, the discussions that we had about the russian aggression against ukraine and not just against ukraine, against the very pri

reach palestinian civilians in desperate need, let's close over to all the provide together to james base, who's out to you in headquarters in new york at the u. n. a bunch of the explaining her position and how governments position. but even if they do present an alternative resolution, james, that might not be accepted by the security council. oh yes, there's all sorts of problems that had no sorts of negotiations ahead on the us draw. this is the us draft that they haven't even fully presented to the security council. and my understanding from the us is that not in the great deal of a rush, they would actually like to give everyone an opportunity to comment on this and that they would taking representations from other delegations on it. but of course, that means more delay and delay is also the result of the veto today means there is no immediate seesaw in place. it means more people will die in cost. and now the us position was that this has to give space to negotiations that have been taking place in the region. but of course the, those negotiations involved the us and israel, but also egypt and cats of us, egypt castle had no problem with

u. n. has cooled at a pressure cooker of despair. people are now being forced to play again ahead of a possible is randy ground? defensive? well, let's go to a correspondent, honeywell, when he joins us now live from rafa in southern gaza. honey, we know the bombardment has been escalating over the last few days to walk us through the situation now on the ground right now. yes. well, the, the situations and real fast that they are getting very, very critical at this point with much of felt of the sense of desperation and depression across the city with their people inside a residential homes. the verse filtering for inside that the tents that they have set up since they arrive through a pass to the or simply people who don't have a place. and i've been spending the vast majority of their time in the right, on the roads, or in the streets of the city. hey, just giving you a sense of how terrible the situations are getting. not only there is an intense bombing campaign going on, and more of the displace families and, and individuals who came throughout that were killed here. some were seriously injured. but the, the usual seeing that w

let's have a look of what was happening in court. on monday, a better stadium delegation accompanied by international law experts travels to the u. n's, highest court in the hague. taking the 1st step towards de hope, stopping one of the world's loans, unblocked us occupations for the 1st time and its history. the international court of justice will have to load on the legality of israel's confiscation of ballasting inland. opening the oral hearings by this thing and foreign minister, described israel's occupation as a system of apartheid that has thrown the palestinians into the 2nd class citizens for over a century. the eladio bowed right up in a sea of people to send it to the nation has been denied and violated by this time was not aligned without people. it was not as is, ideally those have described it the waste land. that was logic on this time. the only solution consistent with international law, this for this illegal occupation to come to an immediate and conditional on total. it is well captured, the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. in 1967 here we have of historic palestine, which palestinians one for a states armed wit