u. n. now say is more than 200000 people have been displaced due to the fighting. it's also the most serious challenge to the whole task since it as you power, you know, cool in 2021. serious enough for china called for a stop to the fighting. and for the president of me and not to one of the country could be at risk of breaking apart. gunshots, ringed out of the border between me and more, and india. as rebels and me and more fights, the military, him to thousands of people are fleeting. the keels and crossing over into india, among them. soldiers from the in mars, military hometown. many soldiers of surrendering to meet around the state. police are those, i mean i've seen the show in the go to us for the phone and they say we have to do more work to work. i mean, forced cookies, some right? yes. the, the, the, the, the small we still got. so a thoughtful and that's another one. these also include 0 that was out on the didn't me and most trouble groups have been gaining ground since october. they've taken control of several towns and security outposts in an effort

u. n. now, some countries have implemented cloud seen as part of their water management strategy. can you provide some examples of successful cloud seating programs that have positively impacted water resources and agricultural practices? i haven't seen it. i've seen the people sincerely trying. i've also seen the what you might call charlatans, trying to sell their services to desperate farmers. part of the history is uh, is uh, is the proprietary sales of cloud. see they made, they used to sell them at the county fair. you, you'd hire somebody to go, shoot some rock and sylvia field. and if you do anything long enough, anything if you pray long enough, if you dance long enough, it will rain to. so you can just be persistent about doing some kind of secret chemical thing and, and, and eventually it will rain. you can take credit for it, then that's in a nutshell, that's part of the longer history today, there's claims that really just can't be substantiated statistically. you can't say i'm going to see that cloud and make it rain over there on that farmer's field. so the net bene

u. n. now some countries have implemented cloud seen as part of their water management strategy. can you provide some examples of successful cloud seating programs that have positively impacted water resources and agricultural practices? i haven't seen that. i've seen the people sincerely trying. i've also seen the, what you might call charlatans trying to sell their services to desperate farmers. part of the history is a, is a, is a proprietary sales of cloud. see they made, they used to sell them at the county fair. you, you'd hire somebody to go, shoot some rock and sylvia field, and if you do anything long enough, anything if you pray long enough, if you dance long enough, it will rain. so you can just be persistent about doing some kind of secret chemical thing and, and, and eventually it will rain, you can take credit for it, then that's in a nutshell, that's part of the longer history today, there's claims that really just can't be substantiated. specifically, you can't say i'm going to see that cloud and make it rain over there on that farmer's field. so the net benefit i

u. n. person. now, these horrible depictions that paved the way for genocide because the 1st step is always to human, is ation. i think, you know, there is article 19 of the covenant on civil and political rights and you end up protects free speech is also article 20. that imposes obligations not to circulate propaganda for war, propaganda, incitement to discrimination, insight into violence and has been far too much of that. but we'd like to see from media voices is a reflection of the humanity of the people who are under those bar. craig will cover the former director of the new york office of the un high commissioner of human rights. thank you for speaking. the as the war on guns that escalate to 0 is correspondence request. last night with a noise from the house complete blackouts. bits all situations are very, very wave. here you do have the air strikes in the area as well. troops now are trying to push forward deeper into the gauze. tread 11 soldiers have been confirmed as killed during that time

u. n. person. now, these horrible depictions that paved the way for genocide because the 1st step is always to humanist ation. i think, you know, there is article 19 of the covenant on civil and political rights and you end up protects free speech is also article 20. that imposes obligations not to circulate propaganda for war, propaganda, incitement to discrimination, insight into violence, and has been far too much of that. but we would like to see from media voices is a reflection of the humanity of the people who are under those bond. craig will cover the former director of the new york office of the un high commissioner of human rights. thank you for speaking the as the situation in gaza escalate, we bring your expertise in honestly for ease tommy's re, u. r. c. is that the, the, the palestinians have to style south to where the, how much is thought to comply with international the is y'all can do what it really, that's the reason why is well keeps behaving. so currently i would say this particula

u. n. person. now, these horrible depictions that paved the way for genocide because the 1st step is always to humanist ation. i think, you know, there is article 19 of the covenant on civil and political rights and you end up protects free speech is also article 20. that imposes obligations not to circulate propaganda for war, propaganda, incitement to discrimination, insight into violence, and has been far too much of that. but we'd like to see from media voices is a reflection of the humanity of the people who are under those box. craig will cover the former director of the new york office of the un high commissioner of human rights. thank you for speaking. the the, and the good of, of the really how, what have you been actually in your move, i use the when i, when, when they're leaving and any of them actually move on in the private window motor will see that there was a low scores of outcomes has led their homeland since the taliban take over. in a special 2 parts report, $1.00 oh, $1.00 east. to

u. n . right now i've done how made so. yeah, thank you very much for joining us here on and use our now let's find out about the situation in the occupied westbank where thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of full palestinian met. is there any forces shot the men in a vehicle in the city of to kareem on monday the military said to wear high ranking militants, 164 percent of civilians have been killed in he's really raised in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th mohammed drum june is in to correct and shows us the aftermath of these really rates that these really army raises the current here, and this will cut them refugee camp were intense eye witnesses telling us that they lasted at least 4 hours from around to william local school around 6 am local, were told that there were intense classes between the israeli army and palestinians fighters. and if with them i can just pan around here, you will see some of the damage that was done. this is part of the road that was essentially dug up by though is thos

now, because it's obviously still very much spaces. if that's what you want to call it a, b, u and security council. as we watch this, continue, the bun baldwin's continue, is the u. n. system. now, using legitimacy as well, when you hit people like from once the, when you hit sleep, that's really the, with the general. all i'm gonna speak say that it will not abandon the people have gone to another question. lots about the i'm a presence in the nose. you have to say that on the ground, these incredibly courageous humanitarian workers and frankly giving that lives in the service of the back of g as in golf. so you have to save it, only humana, terry, inside. i think it would be unfair to say that the u. n. is abandoning the people have gone to the political side in the security council. yes. cool. so you've got written abstaining from a virus on whether there should be a see saw you, good america actually be selling it. and i think that is fail allowing as well giving a green light is we'll see what's more and a cool status seems that this will and which is allegedly describing him ask is actually cheaper. well that's another question, but yeah, so quite right, so w

u. n says, is needed. now this comes as us sector, so you'll see it and to me blinking has visited dulcie, which is the latest stall in his childhood diplomacy. and to find solutions to best real him off conflict, he only had met dorcas foreign minister, had gone through dawn and, and cut off relations between his friend and dorothy. all straightened. with the darkest compliment. alternate address to stop its attacks on got that and refusing to condemn us. lincoln set the us is pushing for more humanitarian aid to reach. got the the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys us, taking on the palestinians on man, women and children in gauze and innocent civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that

u. n. c is, is only a fraction of what's needed of the. i'd like to now welcome the martin, frank, german director of the u. n. world food program. first of all, martin we in the media have been reporting for weeks now that in already dire situation is getting worse by the day. tell us what you're hearing from your you and colleagues in gaza. while i can absolutely confirm the humanitarian situation in gaza is disastrous. we are running out of everything, particularly fuel as we have just stood. now there was a 1st shipment of fuel which is a truck in the ocean, really because it's less than 10 percent off on the actually would need a day just for live saving measures. the gaza strip is home, of course, over 2000000 people. and now it's a war zone, thousands have been killed, tens of thousands injured. what's left of the food distribution infrastructure. you can basically say that the local market collapse, every thing that can be consumed without being cooked. everything can is basically run all bottled water is not available. the water sources that do e

u. n. says, is needed. now this comes as us secretary of state down. he blinked and has visit the doki, which is the latest stop and his shuttle diplomacy in the findings to you. since to these threatened homeless conflict, he audio macbook a squad in minnesota. heck on see done. and on kind of relations between israel and to keep all screened with the darkest compliment, urging that stress to stop its attacks on gaza and refusing to condemn him on lincoln set the us is pushing for more fuel monitor age to reach scott the the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys us taking on the palestinians on men, women and children in god's edison civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that that assistance can expand and in significant ways. so t

now can't even function the schools they will put on there. i think it a shelters. this was an, an rochelle to mean the u. n. has come out and also said a few weeks back so they can no longer offer protection to civilians that on the, the u. n. flags now of your organization has condemned is rose and i'm creating a pass on a systematic and deliberate targeting of civilians and vital civilian infrastructure . so what can you do if schools and civilian and constructor i think deliberately targeted, what tools does the international community have to try to deal with it? i mean, that's a very important distinction, that schools on functioning and also protecting a shelters. yeah. and that really racist mistakes because where as a school is protected anyway, when the school is acting as a shelter to enroll time, it is absolutely protected by international humanitarian law. it's an absolute bright line rule that it shouldn't be talkative. in fact, in 2009, when the foundation established a for flora, it also established a pioneering program called protect education and then security and conflict. and we work on a

u. n. agencies as tear on now has enough material for several bombs. france has issued an international arrest warrant for siri and president bashar al assad in connection with alleged crimes against humanity. president aside is accused of being complicit in chemical attacks near damascus in august 2013, in which more than 1400 people were killed. officials and finland same more asylum seekers have arrived at the side of eastern border. it shares with russia adding to a recent surge, most of the migrants reportedly come from iraq, yemen, somalia, and sudan. finished officials have accused moscow of funnelling, the migrants to crossing points along the frontier. us president joe biden on china street and paying have been holding talks in california. the 2 leaders are both taking part in the summit of asia pacific nations in san francisco . she is looking to kick start the chinese economy after years of stalled growth, and biden is keen to improve strained relations between the 2 superpowers. both say they want to put their differences aside and works together for their mutual benefit. fo

now the u. n. a is to massively reduce environmental pollution from plastic waste by 2040. so that the conference actually get any closer to that. scott. the me, i'm the, i'm in the go because the started on monitor to know him on anything more than i did on the rim. uh huh. charlie, for the 1st time, they're having a text that they're discussing with a 9 to 3 minute. must it actually this crossing of do i do have the plastic collision issue looking at the entire life cycle from 20 miles to pollution from the packaging and also how to address the issue of michael plastics. that is actually becoming not those problem involvement. but it was what was your mom's on in bicycle systems? and so this, i would truly want a 9 to 3 members that are these coughing is already progress. that is actually going to be evaluated, binding g 3. what are you supposed to call it in my 20, pretty to full move in see about the bicycle, not only about recycling on plastic risk management, but looking into using the recycling. also looking into what is called one session was a progression of provid

u. n says this need it. now this comes of us secretary of state down near blinking has visited dorothy, which is the latest stop. and there's shuffle, diplomacy aimed at finding solutions to the stress of how much conflict he only met dorcas for them. and as to how confident and, and cut off relations between israel and the key all straightened with the doctor's compliment ocean. as sure as to stop with attack some guys of and refusing to condemn us blinking set the us is pushing for multi monitoring. it's through each god. so the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys is taking on the palestinians on man, women and children in god's and innocent civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day of we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that, and i think you'll see in the days ahead that th

u. n. she basically is echoing what we've heard from israel here at the u. n. for many weeks now they are pointing back to october 7th. and that how much attack on israel as they are saying that is what everyone should be focused on now and moving forward. so you're still getting these differing views, of course, on how you see this, but this meeting clearly was to take in the bigger picture and there certainly from the power from the many of the air of a masters and others as well. so i remember 2 thirds of the you in general assembly voted for a resolution in favor of the palestinians and against the aggression by these rallies uh, several weeks ago. certainly seeing what happens next. what happens in the immediate and long term. yeah. what happens next in the cobra is on day of the year end. thanks. i. it's a war and gaza is high all the agenda at the nato summit. for me. this is a gathering and brussels for the 2 day meeting. we'll have that meeting. 60 general, you installed them bag met us, extra estate ends, the blinking and describe the ceasefire as a positive development

u. n. d p headquarters. now i'm getting more and more concerned about their lives as they're stuck to they are with no water of food. i'm appealing to the international community to help them get out the re safe passage treatment for that. and one of them in that situation is getting worse. our by our with is really iris dries, continuing not unabated, as well as, as radio attempts to invade fox. so guys are also are also going on that they did the latest update. unconfirmed dubose suggested that as rated times have reached out the heart of god. the city mainly as sariah as clever, and the hearts of guys i say take. that is the situation for the moment. of course, the gaza strip, where things are getting worse and drawers by our right me. i mean i already met the guys. meanwhile, the idea says it's full so strong military infrastructure including has bloss sites across the board in lebanon is it also says the 5 people have been wounded by nancy talking to solve that was launched from that country. this voltage r

u. n. right now and the un security council especially thank you, have to have made for talking to us of don't have me see, i'm joining us here on i'll just see it. now as we've been saying is, are of the bombing of guys has been relentless and devastating. policy and official san estimated, 13000 tons of munitions as in use on the territory. that means is, or at least dropping an average of about 3 tons of bombs for every person killed. is really forces say they used 6000 on guns in the 1st 6 days of the war as nearly as many as the us dropped and i've got assigned in the whole of 2019. literally i spoke to a dries hater, who was a foreign policy and military unless he says, there's little information on how these really grounded vision is going upon them. israel screams of heating, hundreds of so called targets. the insulation is essentially government was to open source intelligence, to sack imagery, to body cam for days, frankly, by one or a mazda is for to know what the id for itself is supporting of. and of course, the field was, uh, you know, the reports on, on the field rules on these

u. n. is now recording that the highest number of their employees have been killed in this war. so are you surprised that with this huge death tool not only for you and stuff, but also the people in gaza as well as the war crimes that are being committed pretty much on a daily basis according to human rights organizations that the security council still remains polarized and divided and has not called for a cease fire. this is unprecedented. honestly, the 2nd, the, the security concert had been trained by uh, a permanent member of state. there is one confident that it depriving other members to come together to discuss a draft resolution prepared by malta and united autopay minutes, which is what sort of down to please the united states. the quotes for these fire some humanitarian ceasefire and allowing a large r for the humanitarian is to get into guys the em yet that it does not be acceptable to the united states. this is, this is unusual when in the, in the case, if i want to compare that with ukraine, us was coming through the secured with the concept every single day. right

u. n. ambassador, are now coming under closer view.her hawkish foreign policy stands in sharp contrast with the rising isolationist strains in her party. >> now you have d. c., saying do we support ukraine, or do we support israel? do we support israel, or do we support closing the border? don't let them tell you that, because that is a false premise. >> she also faces other potential roadblocks, including chris christie's candidacy in new hampshire. he is trying to win over some of the same independent and moderate republican voters. haley makes clear a split ticket benefits trump above all. >> we are now in second place in iowa, second place in new hampshire, and second place in south carolina. [applause] we just have one more fellow we've got to catch up to. >> now, this is an endorsement that comes with a rare army of conservative activists, particularly here in new hampshire and iowa as well. anderson, of course endorsements do not win races, candidates do, but they do build momentum, and momentum can win campaigns. it can also at

now. in the u. n. has warned of escalating conflict incidents west industrial region. it says that more than 800 people mostly refugees fleeing the conflict, had been killed by um militia in the west of in the last few days. it's estimated that more than 10000 people have been killed in 7 months of conflict. the presidents of the united states and china, joan, pardon that you should ping, but how much anticipated talks at the asian pacific economic cooperation summit next week? it will be the 1st face to face talks in a year between the 2 economic superpower. now, tyler swift has kicked off the next leg of head blockbuster era's to in the us. and to me and capital one, a series. tickets sold out so fast that promoters had to add an extra died the douglas of the hand over robust seal met some of the thing is most dedicated fans who called themselves swift ease of rain or shine, day and night. for 5 months. these tents have been home to die hard. taylor swift fence eagerly awaiting her 3 night run at the river plots of stadium. it's the singer's 1st appearance in argenti

u. n. d p headquarters. now i'm getting more and more concerned about their lives and as they're stuck to their with no water or food, i'm appealing to the international community to help them get out the re safe passage. treat that situation is getting worse, hour by hour, which is really iris rise, continuing not unabated, as well as, as radio attempts to invade fox. so guys, us also are also going on that baited the latest update. unconfirmed reports suggested that is rated times have reached out the heart of god. city mainly as sariah, esquire, and the heart of gaza. city. that is the situation for the moment. the cause of the gaza strip was things are getting worse and drawers by or by me. i mean i already met the gaza strip. is out of the as, according to sort of scene on social media, a palestinian baby died all the way to south guys that many residents had been forcibly moved to the south by israel with no guarantee of return. i witnessed this claim they saw many corpses scattered along the roads during

u. n. d p headquarters now and getting more and more concerned about their lives as they're stuck to their, with no water or a food. i'm with peeling to the international community to help them get out the re safe passage, treat the situation is getting worse, our why our weather is really iris rise, continuing not unabated, as well as, as radia attempts to invade fox. so if guys us also are also going on not vacant, the latest update, unconfirmed dubose suggested that as rated times have reached out. the heart of god is a city mainly a sariah, esquire, and the heart of gaza city. that is the situation for the moment that goes to the gaza strip, where things are getting worse and drawers by or by me. i mean, i already met you guys us to him. it's a good a or according to footage, seen on the social media of policy and baby died on the way to south. josh. all the residents have been forcibly moved into the south by israel with no guarantee of return. eye witnesses climb. they saw many corpses scattered along the roads during the rest of the civilians in northern guys. they continued to move

now this as the u. n's world food program warrants than starvation in gauze, it could be a minute because of a lack of food supplies. you've been. officials say that only 10 percent of necessary food aid is injured, garza since the beginning of this conflict. rafa near casa southern border with egypt of the algebra by a family live here in the part of gauze that, that israel said would be safe for civilians. but the family says their home was destroyed by and is rarely bombardment on the 1st day of the war. at night, they sleep at a un school. but during the day, they return to the rubble of their old home. they say, every day is a struggle to find enough to eat. sometimes there is nothing but tea. but even worse than hunger, they say, is the constant fear of his really bombs the whole to there's danger all the time because there's no specific time for the bombing before that it could happen at any time. you could be hit at any time able to close it at the window because we don't want food or drink. we just want to be safe with our children. now right, know off of the field we have vote a

now she's zips to school on u. n. g or donate to bicycle. it's a climate friendly solution and she always gets their own time when they come to school that much. now i came to school i even because of this going from when it's dark and raining most students. and we're really going to have to track several kilometers to and from school every day. that time is lost, that could be spend time lessons or study some even end up dropping out of school altogether, especially goals. that's why the n g o stop is providing goals with bikes. as they walk long distances to access scores, they find the challenges, for example, main. the whole said, use them into some other things and they end up going, saving and going out of school. the goals are safer on the right, so may have more energy at school plus spikes, a kind to the environment and easy to maintain. the energy i is already given bikes to dozens of goals in this fall from the school. which has even helped some of them to successfully complete the secondary education. ringback ringback ringback an

the u. n's nuclear watchdog says it ran has now enriched enough uranium for several atomic bombs. iran denies it's developing nuclear weapons, but the un agency says around has increased as uranium stockpile. traces of also been found. undeclared sites. you case, new foreign minister david camera has traveled to keep on a surprise visit. it's the x prime ministers 1st working trip abroad. ukrainian president, blog and me as a landscape says he is grateful for the support at a time when the conflict in gaza is drawing attention away from you, correct? it was like a court in russia is due to him down it's verdict later today in the case of an art is charged under the country. strict war time censorship laws. alexandra sculpture lanka faces several years in prison after being arrested last year for replacing supermarket price tags with stickers criticising the war, a new crank. she denies the formal charge of knowingly spreading false information about the russian or this is a comic book by russian artist, sasha. so she lingle in it. she explains what depression is and type to support a r

those buddies have now been taken to the indonesian hospital also in northern gauze that now this is to remind you, a u. n. run school in the body account and we've seen the devastation. and the often most of that striking, treating the bodies of women and children. now target i want to get back to you because this is not the only strike that we've seen today. it's also not the only attempt at clearing out an area that we've seen today. we know that around 9 o'clock this morning, local time, that those who are sheltering at the i'll she for hospital calls as well. just hospital also told to leave. they had an outlet to evacuate. do we know where they've now, where they've gone the yes till now there. is there any further information concerning the or the roots and so they are just totally evacuating for apps for like a dean road. um, it was uh those people who are inside this hospital go to think about patients were talking about dislikes people and even medical cmc left to they had the hospital and they are on their way to the south of the gaza strip. meanwhile, the are forced to leave to the south of th

you, um, i wanted to ask you, because obviously when it comes to what's happening in gaza right now, the u. n. is throwing around the time war. crime is, you know, there's a united course around the majority of the world, quoting for b, as in, standing by a gast and horrified level continues in, in god. so, but what about that comments from the as riley. heritage minister that really got into their headlines. the man who was said that new king gaza is an all shit and i have had other is ready. the guests come on the program and say, don't listen to him. he was just being very passionate. but a statement like that. profess mirandi, you sit done, strows things like that around do you? yes. the minister says that they can nukes gaza. he doesn't lose his status. but that's not very strange at all. because when the minister of defense calls palestinians, human animals, when the president of this riley regime says that there are no innocent people in casa, in other words, a baby that was born just today is guilty when you have this sort of this course coming from the people at the very top, the peo

now the u. n. has cooled israel siege and destruction of gauze like your monetary and catastrophe for its 2300000 people. the israel, of course, continues it's offensive regardless, supported by many western nations. hasha held by the explains. this war has been joined along a crucial lines of these ready armies set at the beginning of his misery campaign. from day one of the mid to operation, it made it clear that the north was its primary target. it told people to leave because the city of the largest and most populous in the gaza strip and move south along what is while said would be safe passages then as well continuing to hit the area hard with a focus on base handling, also known as the ad is crossing now is red truths and vehicles uninstall.

today he's taking, pausing that protest and does now to enough, but the u. n's local 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 will go get the release past several years. we were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems and practiced on the other one, but they've now started the process of expelling africa and the so you know, but that is that again, 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 out 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 this side. they normally tell us what i've gotten to the police will go to the other set. a goal here and is i'm of that how my unique sounds and living as attend, or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family, not to learn funded a journey back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home. he's also do using this job. another consequence of the author

on on the ground and gaza at the moment, or that those dw, yeah, abraham in general, slim now the head of the u. n. has defeated his call for for some the fighting, saying the need for humanity and cease fire is becoming more urgent with each flossing. our magazines have been heading to the south of the strip in hopes of avoiding his fairly bone being bought nowhere. and the data entry is truly fair. in gaza, the human cost of this project keeps on mounting. as the small strip of land continues to be pummeled the israel defense forces say they opened the humanitarian cover to this allowed palestinians to evacuate the north. the documents are heavier than it seems that no air in the street is truly safe and is ready to strike hits a residential building in a densely populated district of con, units in southern gaza. the old children not a single adult for children. the whole building collapse of them. these are your goals, nothing. yahoo may go take revenge on you know, hundreds of thousands of disguised thousands and now living in make shift. shouts is in the south of the district is rout, intensi

now the head of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. honora has denounced the attack and pleaded for humanitarian cease far. israel says it's looking into the incident . a less hundreds of people are seen leaving the chief a hospital in gaza. there is confusion about whether the israel defense forces warrants stuff and patients to leave the facility officials from the homeless run health ministry. and guys, let's say around a 120 wounded are still at the hospital along with an unspecified number of premature babies. she has already been the subject of several rate is wrote accuses home us of running a military control center from beneath the building, the family, spelling out postcards, a city the sick with fear, the among those leading to guides of south america, stuff and patients from i'll she for hospital they say the half in order to leave by the israelis a short while ago with these really authorities weren't that whoever is inside the hospital has to leave except for the wounded, the surgeons and

u. n. age agency for palestinian refugees, and right now, one of the worst mass that goes committed by a master in its terrorist attack on october 7th, was that on is really keyboards just a few kilometers from gaza. more than a 100 members of the agricultural community were killed and dozens more kidnapped. no volunteers from all round israel, helping to save the fruit, harvest and rebuild lives. it's close to 8 in the morning, and most people rock is headed to the up a caught a field sophisticate bullets, barry. before the 7th of october, these fields were teeming with palestinian anti harvesters. then the tie work is left put into harvest, the risk of going bad. the 65 year old could not have done it alone. with thanks to these volunteers, things are looking up. every day doesn't happen. heating motives call for help, which are posted on social media. his phone has been ringing off the hook. people from all over the country are lining up to help and it says, it feels good just to be doing something. people from all walks of israeli society are here, religious and secular people, but i

u. n of of for some weeks now, but i'll be here and i'll be here in the office. but i've been discussing this with the diplomats in new york and with all team on the ground in new york. a normally there's a, a among diplomats that's the ability to get on into the job even though they disagree in public and warm relations behind the scenes that has broken down. i've told him told him that there's really quite, quite difficult conversations being have even in private between people who disagree on this issue. they will be, i think, following this extent, seating the closely, i'm told when the security council met just a few hours ago, the focus was on hospitals. we have talked to address the head of the world health organization said it was a business that say it was impossible to describe how bad things well. but even then until the situation was very, tends to come some types of minds on the situation. what we've seen in the last hour or so i'm sure the main wave diplomats communicate these days is a bit like the rest of us. there was on whatsapp sending messages

now he can charge higher prices for his produce because it stays fresh for much longer when not, of course, to one when they q u i c n, k i n one. now, before we used to buy small quantities, the just semester and i sure would sell out the same day. okay, could anyone do that? but now do we have the cold rooms? i mean, we can buying a bulk and store them without any problems. at any time that kind of meet the customer's needs and by simply setting what the us for, for the toner and sort of asking them to come back the next day for them call me back or you can because you can see it on my side. but i did decide to me it, that was the, it would be so many trait is how is it cold? storage remains a dream. solutions like cold have, i still is very limited and there's a know most demand, some 220000000 people living in nigeria. and the population is growing faster than almost any other country in africa. if you leave in the city, i'm sure you are used to hearing the sound of airplane crossing overhead, but hope you have a one that wants to play that i'm no long to see to fly. well, all sorts of things here are just a few

u. n says it is impossible to evacuate the buildings now fairly operational without the safe haven, the one. welcome to the viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. medic shay. heavy fighting between is really forces and a moss has trapped patients and thousands of displaced people seeking refuge at a hospital in garza, the palestine red crescent society said their emergency cruise at l. codes, hospital or facing blackouts and intense showing in the vicinity the you ins, world health organization expressed alarm at the situation in the el cheapo hospital, medical staff there say it has run out of water, food, and electricity. israel said it had clash with a moss nearby, but not fired on the hospital. to jason lee is the county country director, i should say at save the children in the palestinian territories in ramallah. jason, these rarely armies said it has agreed to evacuate babies from the l schieffer hospital. your colleagues must be concerned. some of the babies are in intensive care. how is it possible to transport them safely? and where are they going? exactly the situation we

the secretary general's as he's never seen human suffering on a scale that is happening now in gaza. u. n. and world health organization officials are desperately working to get sick and wounded civilians out of gaza or trying to get to humanitarian aid in. i'll just say are as christians believe me has the latest from you in headquarters in new york of how to evacuate the sick and injured from a hospital when there's no place left in gaza to take them. 10 hospitals remain open, but on the verge of collapse, lacking critical supplies and staff. i'll she for was the largest and most advanced medical facility in gaza. the world health organization senior most representative there says that well, many are focused on the deaths and injuries caused by the department. public health crisis caused by the blockade threatens to keep causes health system crippled for months, possibly years. so it's not just about how we evacuated. the question is actually, how can we re substitute these hospitals to continue providing services? obviously, in the, in the kind of context thought is difficult. and we d

now overall, the u. n. r w a says around a 160000 people sheltered in northern schools before the as ready evacuation order . and also it says 80 percent of gas and stuff being displaced. we spoke to some of those in the central part of the enclave who are optimistic so they can get northwood. spect about homes again. no one let me know what size man. at that 1st we heard about a ceasefire and were happy. but when we learned that there was no return to gaza, we weren't happy at all because we don't feel any cease fire that doesn't allow us to return to our homes. our families, our houses are relative. we don't know anything about them or they live or to see is our house standing or destroyed? we want to cease fire that allows us to return to gaza and the north. what's the point? my home is in gaza and i'm here in this cease fire. i gain nothing. i want to cease fire that lets me go back home and bring all my belongings from there. this is my food drink clothes. everything is in gaza and i haven't brought an