u. n. r. a are unreal. the un agency for palestinian refugees. she tells us what's most urgently needed. we are calling for and the moment is uh for humanitarian access. so that the organizations like under a is able to deliver it humanitarian assistance into the gaza strip. it's almost been one week knocked. one drop of water has gotten into the strip. we haven't been able to send any humanitarian supplies. our supplies to our file. file dwindling. we need to get supplies and we need humanitarian access so that we're able to deliver to people to civilians who need it. most of them, many women, many children, many or people, many people with disabilities, we need to get access. we need to get supplies into the gulf. this trip problem is running very, very pop and golf has been pushed into iris. us secretary of state antony blinking has wrapped up talks and cutoff. he's been traveling around the region in an attempt to prevent the conflict widening. he began in easy reality show support and discuss hostage negotiate.

u. n. r a. the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. she told us what's most urgently needed. we are calling for and the moment is uh for humanitarian access so that the organizations like under is able to deliver it humanitarian assistance into the gaza strip. it's almost been one week knocked one job, what their house gotten into the strip. we haven't been able to send any humanitarian supplies. our supplies, our file file dwindling. we need to get supplies and we need to humanitarian access . so that's we're able to deliver to people to civilians who need it. most of the many women, many children, many or people, many people with disabilities, we need to get access. we need to get supplies into the gall. this trip problem is running very, very pop and golf has been pushed into abas. i'd like to now welcome military expert frank language. he's a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense, forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of

u. n. r, a providing critical assistance as they can on the ground. and there are various actors, w, w, h, sho, unlocks wsp, trying to mobilize, there is an entire, you enjoy your community trying to push for us. and why is the solution which kind of happened without disease fired, but there is the political action of and particularly the just security gone. so which has been finalized once again by the us because the us is the only state which would be called the reserves. and even russia and then you k, upstage in indicating that there is this misunderstanding, this clear misperception of what's going on in the ground because there is the argument, including here in the us is that this is a ceasefire. is a, is a political the know that was the because it means it's constraining these rows up into 2 protective citizens. now how long they're the, what is what he's doing in killing thousands of speed is destroying entire farm in east 47th pharmacies has been cancelled from the civil registries. 5 generations of people out destroying and guarded neighbo

a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. nobody's is safe and goes there anymore. not even u. n. r w a facilities. it's now the hospital attack has spawns, outraged throughout the muslim world. and this pulling out into the streets, o'reilly live, and 11 on descended into violence and the site is smashed through in the us. build the adults bias, how those raise the policy and flag on the fence of the u. s. embassy and also was i'm the french diplomatic compound. police responded to a school to come in and take it during the day. but processes in may, we didn't get gathered in front of the american embassy to show the support of about assign from can we seem to understand them for these was for the with a gas our correspondent. yes. and i can, who is right in the center of these flashes. as of all, we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate, or there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy hundreds, maybe even thousands gathered inmate in support of the palestinians of

a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. nobody's is safe and goes there anymore. not even u. n. r w a facilities still to go as high as his spouse outrage throughout the mos in love with this many out into the streets around the area in the room to send into vitamins. as douglas i just slashed through in the un building and fires. i was raised a policy in flag on the fence of the us embassy and also voice i in the fence. if so, my thing compound, police responded with who were to come in and to guess they to, in the day processes in be rude to get and gather that in front of the american embassy to show the support of about assign some can be seen. so instead of, i'm police responding was to guess of course one of the us and i can, who is lives in the center of these classes as well. we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate lives. there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy. hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmates in support of the pales

a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. nobody's is safe and goes there anymore. not even u. n. r w a facilities. so how's the attack has a solid outrage to out those in? well, angus put me out into the streets. so right in the lever on this, send it into a lot of inside of them inside the slash, the windows of the un building and the fires. there's ways of posting a 5 on the fence of the u. s. embassy, and also voice. and as the french diplomat hometown police, this one into is also kind of an ad to guess in the day post s as in baby room to again live in front of the american embassy to show their support for by this time . so i'm going to be seeing sign stones and police as well, and they would say, guess i'll correspond with ya soon. i can, who was life in this sense of these classes as well. we can hear sol bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate lives. there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to prevent protests from going and reaching the embassy. hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate in support of the policy. any

a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. no place is safe and goes any more, not even u. n. r w a facilities. they also have 5, have spa, this outrage to have them those involved with the i in the spitting out into the streets. so riley, leah, i am level and descended into violent. this is the site is smashed, the windows were un building at mid size of those way is a passing and flag on the fence of the u. s. embassy and also it was, i'm the fence diplomatic, 10 pound police responded little to kevin and to yes, the in the day. because this isn't they really to again, you have it in front of the american embassy to show the symbol of about us. i'm someone can be seen, so in sterns. i'm police responding with to guess. oh cool. yeah, it's in a can. who is royce, in the sense of these flashes as well. we can hear sound bombs going off tear gas being deployed by security forces. just protecting us embassy inmate, or there was a barricade. there was a barricade trying to provide protests from going and reaching the embassy. hundreds, maybe even thousands of gathered inmate in support of the pale

u. n. r. w, a school. the schools management stated that the school is not under un on w way protection. and the management is not their responsibility for the school security as it's located in a board design. but that's why i became frightened for my children and came back to go was with them on the 16th of october about something is right. these continued to send that radio messages, quoting because a citizen to evacuate to the south. how can i go south? we have no shelter that. so i hate in our house basement. there were 5 of us. unfortunately, after the strike, my daughter due died. she rest in peace and my daughter g hands, and my son yusef and me were wounded. yusef has an american past going and now we're all in the alex chief hospital. i wish you to get well soon and may god rest of the soul of your daughter stories with see here, our roaming lead. dramatic, as we see, even an american passport does not protect his hold, as it did not protect the daughter of this man from death by these rarely air

cooperate and prioritize the we over the me join us to find out in studio be on strict the so nick a u r. n e. pollution, a biologist. you're right. really? what in your book about how court for see if that kind of human species is, are there any other kind of species that share our propensity for incredible cooperation? yes, and in fact, corporation is ubiquitous on the planet. we see lots and lots of species that have socially like we do. i think it's often quite tempting. in fact, when we thinking about comparing human behavior to what we see in other species, to instinctively, always think about our closest living relatives on the planet by chimpanzees. and below those in the other grey tapes. but in fact, one of the sort of biggest revelations is that often where we find the most profound similarities between our own species and non human species on the planet is not actually in our classes living relatives. but it's a much more distant connections. things like, for example, may a cats and live in very tight knit family groups in the cow. hurry does it, species like clean a fish that l

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a struggle between the clothes and depression. so he thinks that he's right once the code, every bit early religion of war. so it would everybody h r t a n u has the united actually, i parked from some particular parties. minority to parties in the main parties of georgie has done all position parties. they have all been supporting the i guess these are at right now. yeah. you know, hook. uh we know that it's um, low boosting certainly. but so a lot of people so rallied for, for this. we've also, as you said, the, the president called israel's options in gaza will crime. but to he is a, a native country is, is best friends with the usa. how fall want to go to in support of god. so we don't told him about move the action all we uh, so 1st i think we 1st need to question how far us one, uh, i gave to her to its natural, uh, in the past 4 decades. so you can imagine a country which has been supporting and tried to log in terrorism across the mid mid at least. but he's also supporting some branches of a beach like a tourist at inferior in other regions against its own. they felt like, and it also hit its own nets out and they say like drones a

so if the r u n. a trucks to come on monday that would suggest that the entire ground operation that everyone is expecting will be delayed for a number of days yet. okay, ellen, this will comes on the hours of to, to us hostages were released it certainly changes the face of what is going on ever so slightly. the fact that 2 people who are being held captive were released on humanitarian grounds. and how much the said in the last 24 hours that more could follow if israel stopped it's booming, i'm certainly that has been pressure on the is released from the united states and also from the european union and others to at least wait for some time to see if there was the possibility that more negotiations could lead to the lease of funding for the captives that are being held. and what is interesting is that to bite and said they were using often using only verse of the american government to try and release the some of the captives. and that appears to have worked. and so we are sure that there are other n

the north, along with a large number of un facilities of james was mentioning on hospitals, including garza's largest b r c for hospital as a once all these people, including u. n workers to move to the sides of why the cars are. it's not clear how they could make that journey through russell. i'm constant, it's really been bothering to the side of the line one schools. and this i've heard already full of fighters of displace palestinians taking shelter from on verify is a spokesman for the un relief and works agency the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. and the militias joining is not from the agencies headquarters and the joe, danny, and capital. i'm on. thank you very much indeed for being with us. i want to get your reaction 1st of all, to those demands by israel, that people in god's that should move to the side of, of guys. is that actually possible? will it work? that is unrealistic to expect such large amounts of people who are in the 100 of guys with all the difficulty of moves across the street right now. it is unrealistic to expect them to be able to truly relocate with it's such short notice where there's a very, extremely worried indeed about

r t international. the u. n. has condemned israel is call for more than a 1000000 north guys or residents to flee from their homes to the south. within 24 hours, a spokesperson has said the order is simply unrealistic and should be withdrawn. the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating, committed tearing consequences. united nation strongly feels for any such order if confirmed to be rescinded. avoiding what could transform what is already a strategy into collaborative situation, the drives response to israel's early warning to the residence of goes, it is a disgrace. instead of standing with the ease real, whose citizens were slaughtered by how must interests and which still tries to minimize compton noncombatants, it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for us to focus now on returning to captives condemning come us and supporting is a real threat to defend itself. the diplomatic spat between israel and the un has flared up as is really troops gather on the border with gaza. according to the israeli army, the move is in preparation for a g

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