u. n. rather, and other 8 groups have want that a military campaign would be catastrophic way that then yeah. who, who is in house here. there's nathan yahoo! in his government, the government to form turned into into be a drop off. shall we go? how would the charge of pressuring us to migrate to egypt will not go to egypt, turned to gauze and darting cause, or anywhere in the cause of that, but will not make it to egypt or any other place, and is the one i don't know what remains where do we go then? i told my husband this morning, but i will stay here. die here. i wouldn't leave. would i go? we want safety, we're exhausted seriously. and i swear to god with tired. it's enough. over the past 4 months, as well as relentless bowman campaign has forced the people of gauze or to flee further and for itself. the stones, with enough toilet when hundreds of thousands of people fed the north. after those ready, army announced a 6 hour window for civilians to move past while the gaza. the following month

u. n. who is supposed to investigate this earlier on the way into the meeting. i spoke to one of those e u countries that is still funding and rather that's volta to the multi something pass that for that's the phrase. yeah. and she said it was very important. now that we've missed colona on the way with her canal and meeting the secretary general, the israel comes forward with all the evidence that has received that is ready for them on the way that mouses and to collaborate fully with sorry it just in their interest. absolutely. and their interest having the bins verification of the allegations i saw me and to ensure that the honora is, is uh, reviews and an amy hum, awesome situation is removed, of course or influence is removed. so it's, it's everybody's inches. and so that's the situation regarding henri and the former french farmers. the catherine cologne, who's here in new york today as a site, the security council meeting goes on off of that us vito of an algerian dropped resolution with a cold for immediate cease while the us and the last 24 hours have circulated that own dropped. we heard at the security council meeting t

u. n. a that they've been pretty patient and that their patients is running out. and if they want this a resolution to go to a vote sooner rather than later, i should point out you've heard people there speak about the draft is not in blue right now. i'll just clarify what that exactly means. it's kind of a united nations language. that means that the draft is being circulated, but the final version of it has not been put on paper yet. so uh, once it is in blue. uh or the final versions on paper then a security council members have a chance to try and make amendments to that and or changes to that. but bottom line here is that this algeria and resolution calls for a cease fire. and it's clear now that the era group who has been meeting privately with the members of the security council behind closed doors as early as tuesday is really trying to push this to a vote as soon as possible. all right, good stuff. and from gabriel, i was on the let's continue this though here in the studio, but i'll just share a senior political analyst model on vision on joining us here in the city and the good to have you with us model on. so basica