u. n. middle east envoy saying that you ran would intervene if israel continued it's guys aggression as well. now well out to 0, it has not been able to independently confirm that from the u. n. itself, there are 2 diplomats that did confirm that this communicate did happen through the u. n. middle east envoy. elsewhere at the united nations on saturday. unaware of the united nations relief and work agency reported that 1000000 people in guys that have been displaced just in the last week. and over 2000000 people are now facing water shortages. and we're also confirming that hundreds of thousands of guys and in the northern part of guys that will not be able to evacuate the un confirming those people. many of them are pregnant women, children and the elderly. also on saturday, martin griffith the u. n. 's top humanitarian affairs official in charge of relief efforts and emergency coordination reported that this past week he said it's been a test for humanity, and humanity is failing. that's accord

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 that 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 uh gas uh is being strangled. and it seemed that the world right now as it lost its humanity. if we look at the, the show a water will know what his life guys is running out of water and goes out. he's running out of life sooner. but even with this, that would it be no food or medicine either. there is 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 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

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 the

u. n. middle east envoy. elsewhere at the united nations on saturday. unaware of the united nations relief and work agency reported that 1000000 people in guys that have been displaced just in the last week. and over 2000000 people are now facing water shortages. and we're also confirming that hundreds of thousands of guys in the northern part of guys that will not be able to evacuate the un confirming those people. many of them are pregnant women, children and the elderly. also on saturday, martin griffith, the u. n's top humanitarian affairs official in charge of relief efforts and emergency coordination reported that this past week he said it's been a test for humanity, and humanity is failing. that's according to martin griffith. the top official for the un handling humanitarian affairs. warning from the un came as cross border attacks, and it's rather in southern lebanon escalated. it is rarely selling, kills at least 2 people on saturday is without fights, is of nose further attacks on is re

main objective is the preservation of peace and security internationally and tour venice on the u. n's middle east coordinator in that briefing warren, that the ongoing conflict has the potential to spread throughout the reason in region. and he warned in fact that the middle east is on the verge of a dangerous abyss. kristen, where does all of us division leave un humanitarian efforts as well, that continues to be the main focus of the united nations. finding a way to get much needed aid into the gaza strip. the un secretary general late yesterday called for a humanitarian ceasefire and is on his way to egypt. he'll be there on thursday to try to negotiate some term, some way of getting aid into the region, the u. n. c. meta, terry and chief martin griffith is already there. uh they are looking at ways to get 8 in. they have a position on the border of egypt of israel in jordan. so they are looking for any way that that can happen going forward. um, members of the security council also say that they are going to keep working on the resolution that they haven't given up hope that they still w

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 mili

u. n. n. boy, in the middle east of the iranian foreign minister. i mean, not the young uh, also help talks with the un envoy to the middle east tour when his land. uh, the 2 sides discussed uh uh, 4 side and taught in uh the route and discuss ways to end the conflict. the one says it does not one the conflict to spiral out of control. i'm out the he on side and told to or when explained that it want, does not want the situation to escalate into a regional conflict and issued a warning to as well through the united nations that if israel does not stop attacking the palestinian people, everyone could intervene, and this is while the united states has also been trying to blame the escalation on these vomit republic the united states has been attacking, give on verbally accusing. you're wrong of, of having it in a role in the plots. and of course uh, and the attack that took place 1st on october 7th, by the how most militant group and the united states has missed saying that the and the analysis has been that's using your on of having any involvement i

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

u. n. has lost his legitimacy by adopting this middle east resolution. do you have any comments about that? i, you know this. i never believe that the you, it is really objective about the power steering issue and especially after the secretary in general and, and with very defensive come us. so i think this is not something new is what it is . they'll tell you whether you enroll and the policy it will keep quickly cycling a good i i like to be so i let it go. i, you, any, we, though, just go back to the ground operations i didn't spend, or how would you, how would you react if so, how do you think the region or the international community are going to react when they wake up tomorrow, or they probably won't see it right now, when they hear about the extension of these ground operations, could that perhaps worry them or do you think they'll be fine with that? no, they want to just close it to wherever you know, by the once the tensions the, the way if they were one of ukraine and they would not be that other one the lead the lease. so with the power of t

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

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

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

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

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

u. n. chief hopes to achieve during his visit to the middle link, to stay with us the the, it's the weekend. here's our forecast, straight across asia. good to have you a long and focused on it's fairly quite a few showers popping up though around punjab. providence. but nothing major, i want to take you to india. we've got quite a mess in debate and goal here over the next few days that will drift westward and crash into onto a br dash of dish and westbank all state. so check back with us for the latest on that looks like we'll probably see some torrential downpours. then we've got this tropical cycling, really intensive finding the rape and see at one point, it's going to be equivalent to a category 3. hurricane making line fall, in se you, i'm in on monday. it's going to drop more than half a meter of rain and we'll see those winds up to a 130 kilometers per hour. it is going to be catastrophic. meantime, around the gulf of tonkin, still are tropical depression sling and rain around china is high and an island just off the coast of vietnam and southern china by and large, most of china i

middle east. but questions about how us weapons meant for ukraine or ending up on the block market. and then the how does that come us persist? the merchant succession of the u. n. c calls rest, expire in gal sounds. the prices escalates one voice from the middle east and a peaceful resolution to restore faith in business process as only fox to ending this conflict. the leaders of the hand must have declared threaten us to release their hostages squared non military and ron, he's ready to play. throw in instruments, are in work the one minutes after 2 pm, this at here in the russian capital. this friday wells come to our to international my new machine in the meal. let's begin with some startling figures from gas a. according to the regents health ministry, over 7000 palestinians have been killed in the war, including nearly 3000 children. that's over the past 2 and a half weeks. overnight, the strip came on gracefully at time of the conflict, the entrance, it's the 21st day. while the tons below are dark, the night sky is illuminated with explosions. a local reporter in kansas told us more about the consequences of the it's really misses dawes, the light old f

u n y u n. rules. so this session was convened after the security council failed to pass a resolution on the situation in the middle east. last week there of sent spend 2 other attempts that have also failed by the security council. so when that happens, the general assembly can step in and discuss matters of peace and security. the security council, of course, has veto wielding members, and we've seen in the middle east and also on ukraine when a great power. i feel strongly and veto is the action it results in an action by the security council. so this is meant to be a way around that. so this session was called by jordan and era of members of the council. and since then, dozens of other nations joining the call for a special session on the situation in the middle east. as it's gotten more dire and more the, the humanitarian situation is gotten worse. we have over a 100 countries now that have signed up to speak. and it's expected to go for 2 days before they finally take a vote on a resolution, a resolution again put forward by jordan and the era group that calls for an immediate cease fire. it also calls for th

middle east region. as questions do arise about how previous us military a to ukraine, wound up on the black market post when the programming and motioned to session of the u. n. c. schools for a ceasefire in gaza as of the process escalates a invoice from the middle east of the month and a peaceful resolution. let's restore fee in the peace process as the only product. so in doing this conflict, so it is of the have must have declared threatens to release the hostages were non military and were on he's ready to play, throw instruments, or any work the, the pushing box on the main street, our service because there's always something that no, it's kind of, it's your needs. so not kicking off and use our here on out to you. these riley will with a mass the blood shed in gaza over 7000 palestinians have been killed. now that's including the least $3000.00 children. these numbers been given to us by the palestinian ministry of health overnight. garza came under his riley of titus, the conflict of interest as the 21st day. and while those towns down below a dock, you can see the night sky illuminated with those explosions. but a local reporter in gaza. how does th

middle east. as questions are arising about how previous american military aid to ukraine, wound up on the black mark is also in the program an emergency session. if a u. n. c is called for a ceasefire and gaza as the price is escalates the invoice from the middle east, of course, on demanding a peaceful resolution. blitzer store faith in the peace process as the only past ending this conflict that on it. so it is of the have must have declared the redness to release the hostages were non military and were on is ready to play . troll instruments are in the work the well, we made it all the way to friday, but there's still no peace in side on the wells. top complex zones going use begins right now. what else the international on top of this new style are right now the is riley, will with hamas the blood shed in gaza. now over 7000 palestinians have been killed including nearly 3000 children. those numbers are according to the palestinian administrator of helm. however nice garza came under, his riley attacked as the complete has now believe it or not entered as the 21st day. and while the towns but i would dock the night sky is illuminated with those expl

let's just stay with us because we heard from middle establish roberts in le cash. she believes the u. n. is to politicize to results. the del, some prices, the same 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 every thing 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 one to reject the notion, but 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

now in the middle east, questions arise about how the previous us military aid to ukraine ended up on the black market pulse of the program, an emergency session of the u. n. c's calls for us, police fire in, gosh, it was the process continues to escalate the invoice from the middle east that demanding a peaceful resolution. let's restore faith in vit. peace process as the only past the ending this conflict that on it. so it is of the have must have declared to reading this to release the hostages were non military and the wrong is ready to place. role instruments are in the work the oh, i recall thing i just off the 80, i'm here the most. go on this friday in a very good morning to you from the entire senior student. so hoping i as i look for you right now, if he is ready, war with hamas, the bloodshed and gaza over 7000 palestinians have died now including the least 3000 children. that's according to the public opinion health ministry. overnight garza has come under his riley attack as the complex has entered. now it's the 21st day and one of the towns below dogs, the night sky, as you can see, is illuminated with explosions. now the following footage a

u. n. s. c was held on the topic of the current violence in the middle lease. and we heard from representatives for both sides. the foreign minister for the state of palestine knew that almost all the more than 5000 people killed by israel and the gaza strip have been civilians. and he argued that killing civilians won't make is real safe. he said that freedom from occupation is the ultimate condition for common peace and security. you have both spoken of the scene on people's legitimate grievances, addressing them of their legitimate explanations, hope achieving them of their right to self determination, support. it's serialization for those actively engaged, to avoid an even greater humanitarian catastrophe. the original spin over it must be clear that discount only be achieved by putting immediate end. so there is an early war launched against the policy of people in the augusta as tract stop. the plot the blushing, then out of so many fronts open for the war on none, for the peace in gaza. i'm the bose lies over 1000 for the students and all the values and

u. n's relief agency in palestine that humanitarian, she's the middle east coordinator. they all are stressing the importance of allowing aid into gaza with the security council continues to meet at this hour and discuss the crisis there as well. the secretary general while he's condemned, the strike on the hospital continues to sound the alarm. he's on his way to the region to discuss aid access as well. and tour venice law in the middle east coordinator. and martin griffith had called for a fact based investigation of the hospital attack and also unimpeded access to the region. and they've stressed that calls to evacuate the area. i just can't be done. it just can't. there's no place for the people of guys that to go. they estimate that a 1000000 people have been displaced already by the violence, but say that it's impossible to really get an accurate count. there's no power in the gaza strip of food and medicine are running low. water is hard to come by. in some areas, they are rationing water to one leader a day when the standard internationally is 15 leaders of wate

middle east institute in washington, d. c. thank you. the palestinian ambassadors the u. n. has cold on countries not to allow is round to violate international re admin. so addressed and emergency session of the general assembly in new york, it comes up to to file the security council resolutions titled by the us and russia . gabriel amazon though, has more from un headquarters in his speech to an emergency session of the un general assembly. re admin sewer, the palestinian ambassador called on the world to uphold international law. and hold is real accountable. the only path for the is justice justice for the palestinian people. done this, thought the law done, then that done that eric it done with today. it to accommodate is the in a pull it up hold a tie. this is what we are here for as a united nations to save future generations from the school to war. but israel's ambassador de lat at done, said the world's attention should be solely on the october 7th, attacked by him us and israel's self described efforts to destroy what he called the monsters. who perpetrated it. th

u. n. c's calls for a cease fire and gaza or us the cries escalates. the invoice for the middle league start demanding a peaceful resolution to restore faith in the peace process as the only possible to ending this conflict that on the leaders of the hand must have declared their readiness to release the hostages were non military and drawn is ready to place roll instruments or in the work, the correspondents remaining across the entire middle east region to bring of every update at a moment's notice. this is all to the international. so we do take it off of this our with israel versus how boss the wall continues, as does the blood shed and gone. so we understand over $7000.00 palestinians have been killed, including nearly $3000.00 children. that's according to the palestinian ministry of health. over nice guys that came under his riley bombing as the conflict ended as 21st day. and while the towns below a dock, the night sky is illuminated with missiles and explosions, but one local report and gaza. how does a child and brings us some of the latest consequences of israel's plu

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

middle. the doctors did the best. busy for children may comp, ninty hoff of gauze is population of 2300000. the u. n. estimates that 400 children are being killed or injured in his rainy attacks every single day is just you the you said you, this is not optimal. i last i pull, there's right, you armies recording victories over children knowing full well that it would not achieve its real goal. god is our only solace. to many terry and agencies had documented trauma and palestine and children hands on before they smiled. again, the caesar a new patient and brocade, previous conflicts and the cubic 19 pandemic. just some of the challenges they've been jude initialize. now they face a battle for survival in a place where the un says civil order has collapsed because it is on the brink of a must have, has, as i, as a risk of diseases, i don't mean doesn't, is being stronger. the people of gaza is shown underneath it. and then both of those is $1000000.00 children to being killed or injured, forcibly displaced and collectively punished innocent victims in an increasingly fruitful, more victoria gates and

u. n. officials say a large-scale evacuation is likely an impossible task. we asked a professor of middle at uc berkeley and he drew this analogy to the bay area. >> behind me are the pictures o san francisco. san francisco is approximately 600, plus, 700,000, double that number of population. talk about the bridges are not there because they have been made inoperable. all the streets, market street, all the major streets, all majo apartment buildings have been destroyed and there's no water. and it is already the highest density population anywhere in the world. and then you ask people to leave and they have 2 hours to make their way out. i cannot foresee the possibility of actually movement of such people which means that israel is really looking and staring a a massive casualty -- civilian casualty. >> the a. p. reports that hamas is calling on palestinians in northern gaza to stay put in their homes. since the attacks by hamas last weekend, there's complete blockade on gaza. >> right now, charter flights arranged by the u.s. government are taking americans out of israel. the state dep

u. n. officials say a large-scale evacuation is likel an impossible task. we asked a professor of middle eastern studies at uc berkeley and he drew this analogy to the bay area. >> behind me are the pictures o san francisco. san francisco is approximately 600 plus, 700,000 double that number of population, talk about the bridges are not there because they have been made inoperable. all the streets, market street, all the major streets, all the major apartment buildings have been destroyed. there's no water. and it is already the highest density population anywhere in the world. and then you ask people to leave and the have 24 hours to make their way out. i can't foresee the possibility of actually movemen of such people which means that israel is really stoking and staring at the massive casualty -- civilian casualty. >> the a. p. reports that hamas is calling on palestinians in northern gaza to stay put in their homes. since the attacks by hamas last weekend, israel has imposed a complete blockade on gaza. that means no food, water, gas or medicine is being allowed in. >> right now, cha

u. n. shapes comments on the war on gaza to stay with us the . the color, we have some rain in the full cost across pops up. the middle east. we have, of course, had the sideline tests make his way to the east, the side of the yeah, i'm in some way whether that to into southern areas of a mind course by doing a shows though. anyway, reduce the issue of that could cause some localized or even some flash flooding for a time. and we even have a pulse of some raining caught up on shoes. they often there the possibility of a few hmo spots afraid even around that eastern side of the arabian peninsula as we go through the next couple of days. so if i pull the washing your call yet, the nice has value stuff. some of this but some heavier, right there, a possibility of the east in the amount southern end of the red sea possibility of some wet weather here as well. no. so is that of these 10 retry blue skies across that eastern side of the mediterranean. so shuffled and sunny because they are at around $33.00 degrees celsius. love to try the enter key i but they use the side of the country to catch one or 2 show as a child. so wanted

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middle. she says it was the move in a 1000000 palestinians in north and garza to relocate to the south of the strip within 24 hours. the u. n. has said such a movement is impossible and is cooling on israel to withdrawal the order. meanwhile, move in 1500 palestinians have been killed and is really strikes of the last 6 days . at least, $1300.00 is raise up until since how much launched it's ministry offensive on fast day. because big nouns in palm and today's the full noun, australian, and best it's 11 on who's, who's now are beset scala with the australian national university center of our it's lumnick studies. he joins us now from camber. thank you so much for your time . i want to start with this breaking news. we are discussing this morning, israel informing residents of northern garza to evacuate within 24 hours. that's a population of over a 1000000 people. what do you make of this request? do you think this means a ground attack by israel integral is, is now image of imminent. and i think it does. uh, i think also israel is under no illusions the. that is 1000000 people can simply move it within 24 hours. it's simpl

the war is waged by nato in the middle east and north asked me, cap listerman, but that's where you end itself admitted. and it's a statement a 2 days ago, sort of the u. n. agency for if you change. and yeah, the agency for my migrant add that to the spike and migration took place after the destruction of olivia in 2011 the most. okay. he sort sort of jumped in but you, you sorry, i apologize. do you refer to libby? i'm going to go as a failed state, of course, or failed state in the wake of nato, with this cozy it was england's that you guys camera run, you know, in america as well, that they, they bombed libya back to the stone age and then implemented one of their own governments. that's why there are 2 governments right now in libya, but could daffy the foreman libyan leader. could that for? he warned europe. he said, if you don't watch it, a lot of all people from africa i'm going to get into europe. in fact, could that be said, that is the they, the europe will become and is on the continent without most of them is even raising a sore. and that's being done through bus, by basically the generations of both as well. but i mean, look, you're nice to