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16 the siege, imposed on the causes to a siege, which itself has been described by the director of u. n. r w a. f. as in gaza, as a silent to lot of people ask me to on the limitation of racial discrimination. one's on december 21st. i hate speech and you hear me nice and disclose. targeted palestinians is raising severe concerns regarding israel and other states. parties publication to prevent crimes against humanity and turn aside in the gaza strip. this warning has been followed by a succession of warnings, including by 57 united nations, especially on the purchase of the failure of the international system to mobilize to prevent during the sites in casa. today, we are joined in court by the present a tips of the published united states, the palestinians who worked in the fields of human rights, including the residents of casa, who in garza jessica, a few days ago. they are some of the lucky ones who managed to get out of cause the future and the future of the philip and the students who are still in casa, depend on the decision this quotes would make on this matter. with a leave of the

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that's one more now of course, and live up to the u. n. r w. i spoke the bus monitor lorenzo. now joining us at live on, on the international model. so it's great to see you. thank you very much for joining us there and sharing a time with us at on the course. the story it just continues to go from about to was the situation in northern gaza. but we know from the beginning of the roll them so much of northern gauze, it was level and destroyed. and before we go any further, i wanted to just ask you about something i've seen reported by the new yorker, according to the new york news outlet. it reports 577000 gallons are now considered suffering from a catastrophic type of hunger and finding, as in the most severe point you can get to when you'll starving or dying of thirst and hunger. just how bad is it to say thank you for having me with this is not surprising given the situation that we have seen over the last 3 months is see that it's been been very, very unique and in human and dying in northern bank, see basic medical supplies for them or to and of course, in the situations

i'm gonna stay with this the course and bring in chris gonna sees a form a spokesperson for the u. n. r w way, the un agencies of palestinian refugees. he's with us live now from the welcome to the program. so we've heard about this in fighting within these, where the cabinet, but how much the difference will this make to israel's actions on the ground and guns. that is what i'm going to say. and that's is the fall of ministers in the so any cabinets who are making this decision to continue with the status of the children are sitting around and seeing if she was studying the scriptures. well, let's see this outside of the children, all set to aside all the house in israel, into gaza, to die, and to effectively be committing genocide. i think that does create the tensions between the set to the side of it as well. and the religious side of as well, the longer these deficiencies continue. i think the last, we're going to see this national consensus behind this massive genocidal will efforts. and i think the other thing to say is that if we are going to see provisional measures in the i c

and it will be impossible to win the war if we don't destroy the u . n. r w 8. and this destruction has to start immediately. well, that's trying to understand exactly what she meant in crossing live. now to a political analyst, delta saw the name of who's joining us live or not you international a variable. welcome to today. so, but not exactly on a good note regarding what that lady just said that this, the former is ready, official. we understand that it's become multiplan as a the israel does not listen to the united nations, but now we have colds for the destruction of a un relief agency being hurt at the connected. i mean, just off the top of your head, your thoughts, a leaving do either or yours and its really, you know, really crazy and all these kind of statements are done by its, are your options. and 1st of all, and these are you, are you, one of the united nations work country agency doing a lot. and when they have more than 900001st the news is probably better on them and it keeps going out. and as it begin refugees and destruction of $551.00 villag

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look up to the lunar surface, l-u-n-a-r, kate bald win.will tetell you whahat to wa for. . >>> prepare for landing, lunar landing. the so-called 20 minutes of terror are nearly over for japan, hoping to complete its first ever landing of a robotic explorer on the moon. it just started its vertical decent. there's just 328 feet of wiggle room for a safe landing. that's smaller than the size of a football field. so, let's hope the craft nicknamed the moon sniper lives up to its name. cnn's kristen fisher is keeping an eye on that landing, along with us right here. what does this mission hene for the future of space? it's particularly for japan. i know everyone's very excited. >> yeah. well, for japan, i mean, just think about it. up until this point, only four countries have successfully been able to land a spacecraft on the moon. and only two so far this century. china and india. so, for japan to enter that rank of countries would be just a huge deal for that country, especially since there have been so many recent failures. i mean, what ja

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