u. n. said ukraine needs more age now than ever. also coming up high times, the kind of his love us in germany, lawmakers passed new legislation in parliament that legalized as marijuana for personal consumption. allowing people to smoke at home and in public. and the size of this year is better than i live and take a look at some of the favorites to win the golden and silver best to buy land international film festival. the hello. i'm told you a lot of people welcome to the program. it's been 2 years since russian president vladimir putin launch what he called his special military operation. the full scale invasion of ukraine is sold as expected, a quick takeover of the neighbor, even packing musical instruments for a victory march through kiff. but you claim for back driving russian forces out of the north and bringing the southern advance to a stand still. now western allies say the need to provide you clean with a strong the then apple crushes and vision of ukraine. debated again of the un security council after another euro flo

u. n said that it would not be a party to another force displacement, but is real said it has, it will go through with this ground defensive me and that have been reports of fresh strikes is riley strikes on on 11 on. can you give us an update on the situation that that's right. there seems to be an ongoing exchange of fire and of bombings across the lebanese southern border and is really northern border which has been going on basically since the, just after the october 7th. i'm us. terror attacks has the law as a strong iran barked a militant group which is real considered. consider the terrace group, which controls the south of lebanon, and it has fired into israel. israel has responded to just recently, yesterday there was an attack by has below which reach deeper into is really territory. then we've seen so far, killing one idea of soldier and israel responded ferociously with several attacks across the south 11 on killing 10 civilians, including several children. they also were able to kill 3, has the militants, at least 3, including one senior commander which has greatly angered th

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u. n said it was over crowded even before the war with a population of 300000. all this is what parts of rough i look like now after 4 months of all around $1500000.00 palestinians, a sheltering than the un headquarters of pressure ok of dispatch. people are now forced to flee, yet again ahead of a possible is ready to ground. defensive, i mean robin, it's on a crossing on israel's board with egypt has been closed. is there any protest as have been demonstration attempting to block aid for garza palestinian sources of toll down to 0? no food supplies of incident through the rock island crossing. now, in a week agencies, a palestinians are facing an imminent fireman. well, that speaks to a correspondence on the ground target couple has it and he's in rafa for us to talk us through the situation right now at nasa hospital. all people able to leave if they want to well, in fact there is a police came out with military strikes and the tax on calling you in the city, especially when the facility. busy and most of the hospital were hundreds of people are still trapped

u. n said that the median children in the region now require mental health support. us for months of war, have torn families apart. we spoke with one young boy who was now the only one to take care of his siblings, after his motto was killed in an id for track 2, and i'll probably the worst started my mazda assembly, send her a message that my grandparents were sick and knew that sure urgently. so she went through them. we soon received the news as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed by the minister laser house next to us was also here. and my father asked us to bring bags of clothing so we could take shelter and i'm chief of hospital to spend 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's body from the rubble, so he could bear it hurt. the children's building unit ship a hospital was attacked and the idea of drop leaf let us telling us to had so when we loved the hospital, we were targeted by me. so my father uncles and my grandfather's family are endangered inside the city. my father wasn't able to recover my mother's body, so he couldn't even sa

possibly seen as one of the highlights of the u. n's advocacy in congo, and helping congress take control of its own board as the president is the caddy. as said, the 4 and the d. u. n. force must leave and it's due to scroll down until routes by the end of this year. he seems now to be belie, moving to help from allies from southern africa to try and take control of those tv proven noncom web. the covering that for us from nairobi and kenya, thank you so much malcolm. well, we can now speak to along with connie. he's in government in eastern d. c for us a lot. i understand some of the images from the fighting of being transferred to where you are in government. took us through the situation now. well this additional needs little bit calling the right now because the, the armies go finding that today our portfolio in the city of 2nd and also the monday which we did and for, for the subject policies, as, as described by the committee with the money to, to push back the m 22 levels out of the town. but this rebel, they steal the picking of the vantage because the opposition on the right to now they are on the mountain on a seat on doing that. th

u. n's talk, court ordered israel to take provisional measures to prevent acts of genocide and gaza since then, that's been growing pools and some countries to hold the weapons x boats to israel . u. n. a said that countries supplying the israel could be complicit in violations of international law. for almost 5 months is rarely troops of buckled palestinian militants across the gaza strip. the war has taken a heavy toe on civilians in the territory, leading to international accusations. this israel's not doing enough to prevent civilian harm until high profile calls for arms exports to israel to stop. how many times have you hurt the must plumbing to lead us on for a minute to a 100? we'll say too many people are being killed by them. by the head. this is too much on the top is not proportional. well, if you believe that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms. israel is one of the world's eating arms producers, but it's also dependent on imports from abroad, especially from the u. s. and germany. according to the style comb, international piece, research institute, 67 percent of as well as the imports of major weapons came from the us from 2013 to 2020 to 28 p

u. n. has said that it's investigating these serious allegations, but since been at least a dozen countries including united states, germany, u. k. have already stop giving funding to the agency you in the officials of warned that the loss of the funding could lead to a collapse of the humanitarian system from your perspective. but what impact would this have on the people? oh, thank you for having me mark. um, 1st of all, i think that should impact is the spanish of times and to my knowledge, the number of countries will pass that down. so i've reached 18 right now, and this is absolutely shocking, and it's not justifiable apparently. i mean we, we have not seen the evidence that their obligations that time a 12 staff member survived raw, has participated in the 7th of october attach. and while, without even ensuring your gross has terminated the contract. so these are all these people in the interest of the agency as the commissioner general said again the, the logic of the suspending funds given the fact that the united nations iraq has already taken measures taken very seriously. these

u. n. h. eve said, could quote lead to a slaughter. israel says it plans to move into run rough as part of his military campaign to eliminate him. us the group considered the militant organization by multiple nations. more than a 1000000 people have taken shelter in the southern gauze and city of rough uh, on the egyptian border conditions in the city, or dyer. r corresponded mohammed or colored has more, a head off, a likely escalation in the wall between our mazda and his. and i'll come on saturday is what about what it could mean for the city over at off or isabel is preparing to launch a full scale round defensive hill. it means i'll come and his family have to be again, this time to central garza of the living in distant for 40 days. but this epic and i started to unpack the tent. as you can see, we are heading to the central region because it's not safe here in graphite. all the important thing is that for many days, the israeli army has been threatening to enter rafa. we want to go to the central region, hoping that some of it is left, even though it's not safe, their safety isn't g

u. n. a said so with that in mind, it has to be said that it is unlikely that they will adopt anything, seemingly publicly, openly or quickly whatever happens will likely be to the benefit of israel. that's at least the view here in the occupied westbank. we've been speaking the protestors who've been out in the streets again rallying today. and they all say the same thing when it comes to the idea of a cease fire. the united states may be saying the right things, but none of it is ever followed up with the actions and the feeling on the streets here. the move here is that no matter what happens going forward. what biden is saying now is not necessarily about helping palestinians on the ground about bringing the word to a close. it is simply about his following poll numbers, his following popularity and the domestic u. s. space ahead of upcoming elections, especially among the air of american community and the american assignment community. okay, thanks so much for, for all of that did sign best o

u. n helps the palestinian people said live, remain in the land. and is it a little ones to approve them this? because the u. n. is the forum where palestinian lights for the most to settle determination and the 10 have been recognized and is the ones to deny and dissolve these rights? and it's cut on foreign minister has accused the commission of general, i'm unable of being a support that of that old is in and out today. just and despicable claim. is it a, a has laws campaigns against you under officials? oh no, to war is the perfect example of the success of the you and we should all of us be proud that we have an organization like, oh no, it was in that you and system that has been doing a remarkable job instead of using in a humanitarian way, the millions over the by the start and refugees for the 75 years. it is our collective duty to protect it. there was also harsh criticism from china, of the countries that are cutting their support, the united nations relief works agency. china emphasized the need for a ceasefire. the need for g escalation

u. n. a leadership themselves actually said earlier this week that they would not be part of a because really moves to evacuate rafa, which was which was partly coming in the context of feeds. writing can then that that might be on the card in other areas that been read needs the reform where it's under performing. you both know the institution. well, mean on the other side, those that will be critical to ventura, but are there other areas where the institution is performing poorly? they would also, in gender doubt among its donors. is the problem, isn't it just really, really reflection of the underline failure of the international community more than 75 years now, to grab the palestinian refugees, that right of return and to recognize that right to national self determination. so when there is this focus on in, right, and is that, can it disregard that for the framework for them, which is operating en, route, has now for a very long time, the operating with serious deficit it is significantly over stretched, but unfortunately, the, you know, so for the international community in reality, th

secretary said they're the spokesperson, i should say, for the secretary general saying there he said, the u. n. has supplies of aid that could only potentially last for days. and that's really remarkable because the u. n. has been saying that it has been very hard to get a into guys and get it distributed. of course is riley's control, how much a gets in and quite frankly, it's not enough and it's made it even more difficult. now the un says with israel's a tax on roof and the last 24 hours and potentially more to come. now the secretary general just late last week, called on israel to refrain from any aggressions on the roof, or in fear that it would kill or injure innocent civilians that we've already seen happening in the last 24 hours the caused by the secretary general israel clearly has so far fallen on deaf ears and date, it seems that way. thanks so much gab gabriella ellis, on that for us at the you with with sweden was among the 1st you countries to recognize palestine as a state that has recently come on, defies a causing i to the you in agency for palestinian refugees. and one poli

u. n is consistently said, the 1st step is to cease fire, but of course that has not happened yet. that has been vetoed by the us on the security council on numerous occasions. but the un is having to deal with the situation on the grounds that right now the security council is hearing from the various un prefers, is very, very graham. and it's really 2 big things that they're dealing with. number one is they are having a hard time getting food aid to the people they need it. the most the un is actually stopped food aid deliveries to the north of guys are due to a civil unrest from people that are just desperately hungry, as well as israel. not coordinating a security to get aid in there and coordinating that. so number one is food aid is an immediate problem. but beyond that, what the security council has been hearing as well, is it the entire food and agricultural productions the ones driving ever good cultural production within guys? it is also on the brink of collapse. we heard from the f a o saying that the agricultural production in the northern part of guys will completely c

it's sitting in ports in israel because they said that on raw the organization, the agency from the u. n. that the deals with most of humanitarian aid in gaza has been infant treated by him. aust, that was a report that came out just earlier that said that i'm off of fighters had been among the employees of on ross. so they succeeded in blocking that aid at the time when the world is calling for more aide to reach causes. we've also seen that international attempts to negotiate a cease fire deal temporary, so you start to cease fire deal between a moss and israel in order to allow more aid to come in. and passages is really hostages to get out of casa or being held by a mazda there that has been more or less sabotage. but nothing yahoos. government, which did not send is announced that it's not sending any representatives in negotiations tomorrow in cairo, cairo, where those are happening. so it seems that is real, is actually doing the opposite of what it's closest allies are asking right now. and for what reasons is israel not listening as well so far? these urging spite france germany

u. n. and basset or lindsey thomas greenfield, was obviously referring to russia here. yeah, that's an interesting point. um, but she said that before in the last 2 years, so a lot of what we've heard from linda thomas greenfield, the us and bastard of u. n. was what we have been hearing for the past 2 years. that's not to diminish what she said. of course, it's just to point out that here we are 2 years later and clearly the words by the united states have not changed the dynamics. if anything right now is we all know ukraine is not doing so well on the battlefield, right? they're short on weapons. they have not been able to advance in their counter offensive that did not yield the success that day or the united states had hoped. and we see that russia is now taking back some territory that ukraine has held. so i add that all up combined with the fact that the us congress is now deadlocked on sending more a to ukraine. and you have a situation where the us and bastard, the un clearly is trying to rally support for ukraine. you saw there in her speech . but what she is saying is not necessarily anything new, other than t

n u. c global. the spanish have also said that the c, i a listened in on conversations between julian assigned and his attorneys, his doctor's his advisors, journalist. pretty much everybody else. well, any of this matter, either in his upcoming extradition hearing or if he is extradited in his court case in alexandria, virginia, a bed sure as how it should. but judging by the way, this case has been going on so far now for 4 years, i doubt it. and i'm worried about that. obviously this is an important part of the defense. now what they hear and that's coming up next month, is simply to overturn a ridiculous decision by jonathan swift. a single high court judge who in a 3 page rolling on his own, dismissed a 150 page submission by his i saw his lawyers. why the decision by the home secretary or to extradite julian should be overturned and why most of the judge, vanessa birds and the low court, even though she ordered them released on medical grounds and the condition of us prisons. why uh, most of everything else she said about that on the was well, and she should have denied their right to appeal. so

so that's what's being said at the u. n. let's cross over 2000 and speak to our correspondence. i've also imply that what are you hearing about the condition of the 2 journalists? yes, nadine, as we have been told by medical sources and then the repeat hospital, we have been completely hearing from them that the managed to carry out a surgical operation for our correspondence. and our clique is made up of them, or as he was completely suffering from injury that had been resulting from the is very surveillance of drone attacks that had been carried out today earlier when the have mt painted his one of his legs as with please sign of attacks and from those that have been hitting his putting his legs and also in his hands alongside with the camera man. his working with him. but not that i specifically that he's suffering from critical injuries on his face. has medical teams to this very moment working to completely provide them with a sufficient medic as a, is a lot of them or has been transferred to the intensive care unit for medical treatments. and in fact, this is a, this is, t

u. n. is now investigating what it said was potentially a 1000 pound bomb dropped on a compound housing. british don't to is last month. we wouldn't kind of message. does that send to the likes, if you and others who a desperate to help aaron garza? i mean, i think anybody getting these the yeah, we said it since the since day one of us going back into goals are that there is no safe space. there's no way that you can guarantee your safety no way that you can guarantee your safety, even if you're an international um medical stuff during that to try and revise your monetary release. the situation is such that there was no way to guarantee the safety of anybody. and, you know, to think that we as, as the previous international community who can provide strong, provide the services and stuff. ways all safe needs normally potentially a little bit more guaranteed perhaps. and then we favorites using these situations . and we go think that then when we're worried about being able to be that when we are unable to function, how the palestinian people feeding that who have absolutely no control whether t

you know what i was just cutting, like you said, you're draco product of the coverage on the u. t o n. avi told me to bring the to proceed. i hope to open the door. ok. laska oh, its casa or something, cuz he as well. who does the job would see me with a high a. it's important to enter the conversation about the land issues. make sure that we come up with a walkable solutions for everybody. is examples of to the general problem leaving via they have been giving you a whole bunch of these things out of and no way you can say that the thing is, you know, to be even less individual. let's take away, i think the gym and government thinks the big jump that is close. they have agreed on the, you know, development the buckets that they are going to give a day of apologize and developed. they acknowledge a genocide book and they think the jump dice is close. so you can see that it is pushing divisions deeper and deeper into creating a new problems. what of the agreement, the federal parts of the pot for, for which of the, the use of the country because my family was in last all this time. my

u. n. a special representative there. but also he said, the fact that the united states declared that who these a terrorist organization is not helping matters either in terms of trying to keep the political process in place. and you him and he said that he's really focused on 3 things right now. and that's trying to, to secure more progress towards a cease fire resumed the political process after it's been stalled. and then the escalating regional tensions trying to keep you admin moving forward. but it's clearly a very high hill to climb, given the current geo political situation. right, and they discussed the humanitarian situation in yemen. we know it's been pretty died, no doubt, this situation is going to not going to help them. so yeah, we did hear from you and representative that uh, a brief the security council and she gave some very start numbers. 18000000. yeah, minis, half the population will need humanitarian assistance this year alone. and 7 teen 1000000 are severely food insecure. just shocking numbers and it's made all the

waiting, waiting for an illuminating, open conversation. 3rd, very simple for that said, facing about child abuse is you. i am a u n. b, and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the football, isn't fluff dennis done. to escape all of us generation for episode one on our house thing and police escorting a trucks and gaza or being regularly attacked by israel's military. and that's as tens of thousands of people are starving in the strip. and civil order is breaking down. so is benjamin netanyahu, governments creating a security vacuum in laws us? and if so, why? the hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate to the bibles administration says palestinian police trying to help deliver aid to gaza are being targeted by israel's military. and there are among others in positions of authority like journalists, doctors, and ambulance workers who all been repeatedly attacked along with civilians. and this comes on top of the destruction of infrastructure from the north to the south, including hospitals, schools, roads, communication networks, and the water system.

u. n. and busted, uh it was nancy pelosi said he was trying to think cool. he also talked about how you managed to be brock obama. in the election in 2016. it'd be hillary clinton, no. brock, obama. and so both sides are seeing that as bad as each other. and in the end it'll be up to the public to decide which one they think is most into. and what's the public most able to do the job as president? let me give you just one snippet of what's happened to you over the last 24 hours, one right wing, political commentator, absolutely 100 dual buys and forgetting names wrong. even introduced a republican governor to discuss the situation. introduce the as the governor of so tough while you know christy, known as the governor of south dakota. everyone gets it wrong. it's up for the voters to this site just how much they're able to bite when they go to cast their vote in november. thanks. so much alan fish of that from the white house, the protests taking place in call against the decision by senegalese president mikey solved to postpone election set for later this m

the court said, which i remember is the highest distribution institution at the u. n. level. for there to very precise a provision or measures. so that is where i left has to take a in order to talk to preventive and tonisha except of a general sy, incitement to general side. okay, so now it is one good. yes. sorry, i just want to ask you because i really want to get to what is supposed to be submitted today, because we know that, you know, previously israel and i said that it wanted this case to be thrown out. the court came back and said that indeed it did have the jurisdiction to hear this case. can we now expect israel to make this report public that they are due to present today? i mean, after all, it is a confidential report to the i c j which will be sent to south africa for comment when we get any more information as well. and it's not just hearing what is happening today. the record to use as was said to send confidentially, and i don't think that it are indications that let us think that the read for to will be available to the brother probably cuz there are some pr

u. n. is claimed to minsk agreements were purposely ignored, despite being so diplomatic way he said to and the conflict resolution. the possibilities lupo, new, keeps faithful and consistent. implementation of domestic agreements was the only chance to restore peace and ukraine. well, as we already know, reliably today, thanks to former leaders of france, germany and ukraine, neither key of, nor the guarantors of the agreements, france, germany, or poland, were going to fulfill anything cynically using the respite that appeared for the recruitment of the ukrainian army. and its preparation for war with russia. russia could not stand aside when there was a clear realization that all possible measures of political and diplomatic settlement had been exhausted. and there was no other option left to us than to protect the people have done boss from extermination. that the decision was taken to launch a special military operation. let's return to the situation in the middle east now and how lives have been up ended and destroyed by the conflict that includes the devastated family of an is really

u. n. a agency for palestinian refugees underway would mean a great humanitarian disaster in casa, the issue is still reviewing its funding policy for unreal asked. israel said some of the agencies workers were involved in the how must tara attacks of october, 2nd, the world of athletics has been expressing shock and grief. at the sudden death of one of its brian stuffs kelvin came to run the wells, the fastest madison ever recorded. and hoot sachi sites on breaking the fable to our battery of this year. it's just 24. he died in a car crash and he's night you can get on sunday, dw speed exploring reports kelvin. keep to him, died in a greasy road the accident just outside the door can now off to a training session on lead sunday evening. his quotes device gives him on the also died in the crash to him said american was required to integrate chicago medical races ran into i like 5 seconds between physic with no help but he's can sort of but it looks good so again keeps organ won't keep to him as an athlete who had the whole life ahead of him to achieve incredible goodness. there was a flex president, set point moist kevin as an incredible athlete, leaving an

we hear from palestinians who said they were targeted by his release was as well sheltering inside the u. n. run facility and politicians and talk a som race to form a coalition government off to official election results failed to produce a clear winner. the we began in solving garza with a is riley military has carried out overnight, attacks on the city of alpha, as well as the defense minister says 2 captives were rescued in the operation. the war guards as health ministries has at least 63 palestinians have been killed. multiple attacks targets of div assistant vicinity of crazy hospitals. and crowds of injured palace demands, including children streamed into the or the 3rd and facility. so let's get a license for one correspondence product of was in, he is joining us on the phone from that off line. it sounds like a significant increase in his riley attacks and fighting over the past few hours. the products to yes, that's why it's elizabeth was please. so i just met it just strikes the district page on hours, especially back to the tech has happened probably. and will have been on the,

u. n, a agency for the palestinian refugees under would mean a great to hear monetary and disaster in gaza. the you is still reviewing its funding policy for a new asked. israel said some of the agencies workers were involved in the how much the tenant attacks on october 2nd, guitar is free. 8 indian form a naval officers after previously dropping their life sentence bet. death sentences, they were jailed in 2022 on unspecified charges for the financial times. and reuters news agency says they weren't charged for x. 5 is right. men were working for gulf based engineering and security services company. a fi has broken out so as a swedish amusement park in the city of dawson bad. no guess what are the more to off which is under construction and due to open in summer hotel than office is that near by have been evacuated and people have been advised to stay in doors and keep the windows closed and will directly withheld a kelvin keep them on his coach of the county and i comp crashing west and can you captain was the 1st man to run the madison in under 2 hours. one minute he sent the new world wrecked. both of them are from chicago, madison. the last of the nato has s

u. n. g, a, you voted on this initially 26 countries voted against this hearing and not included the united states, but said it would. uh, it would be counter productive to a possible to state solution. well, that was then cool things. now it's israel that has been the most opposed to state to state. so the solution in recent weeks, despite continue to us pressure, these riley's benjamin netanyahu has come out and said he will not be back when his a palestinian state. okay, thanks printed to it looks like the proceedings are getting underway. let's listen and now the cool city semester. a soda, utah, the person who put on thought is expose the. ready a upset about fuel or associated, but at the moment that the positive, that the way that somebody is getting that on the showing that as soon as you need . yeah. so me the other ones. i'm a and i'm, and i'm with the heads up because those are the, on the 40 and the yeah, it's a $1.30 to $1.00, but as you know, keeping lee and the dead. okay . what we are expecting over the next few hours, the next 3 hours will so as been, smith was pointing out the, the palesti

u. n. moines, of ethics operate on the world, turning a blind eye to phones. so that was 700000 children are said to be facing life. correct. may not be attrition. the a very well welcome to you. this is on the international with the latest world news update as a way to it's great to happy with us. and we begin in garza where the body of a 6 year old palestinian girl who went missing a full nights ago. i've been found inside the call. her family had been travelling and when the vehicle was fired upon by the is where the military was, according to the palace, to be in read presence, which saves a team of power emetics it sent to rescue ago. oh, so did of the palestine red cross, an ambulance was discovered bombed in the town of how was the area of the guys a city resulting in the killing of crew members use of the you know and ok, mid of my tune who'd been missing since a rescue mission for the child him for have 12 days ago. the occupation deliberately targeted the ambulance opponents arrival at the scene where it was found just meters away from the vehicle containing the trapped child hand. an u

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u. n. williams of epic suffering and the well turning a blind dice, a was told to sit down with 700000 children, all said to be facing life threatening malnutrition. a 6 year old palestinian 1000 story became viral office when missing. what has families call we saw inside zones . that's why the idea is found dead along with a red present emission sent to rescue her. the humanitarian group who was the killings delivered the tales and crime reigns in haiti is protest as cold for the ousting of the caribbean countries prime minister or the he's refusal to hold previous sleep form is selection. the a very welcome to you. this is all the international with the latest world news updates has always, it's great to have you with us and our top story this. so the ongoing role in sit down could soon see many thousands of children die unless they receive aid. as the very dereks warning from the un, what was the body has to be opposing policies of a 10 months military conflict to urgently implement as monetary and faced by the world's largest displacement of children, has been seen in sudan for 1000000 children have

u. n. warrens of quote, epic suffering and the world turning a blind eye toward for and so done where $700000.00 children are said to be facing life threatening mountain nutrition. a 6 year old palestinian girl whose story went viral after she was missing, when her family's car was shut out inside goes up by the adf. is fund along with the red present commission center risk getting hurt. humans hurrying roofing calls it a deliberate killing. also this all the payoffs on crime rains in hate t as protesters called for the ice thing of the car to be in countries. the prime minister brings refusal to who previously promised election the rev your accounting, then use our from today across the world. welcome to moscow and to our to international the only going more into done could soon see many thousands of children die unless they receive aid. that's the very direct morning coming from the you in the world body has urge the warning parties of a 10 month long, military conflict, urgently implementer humanitarians expire lodges, displacement of children has been seen in sudan for 1000000 children have been displaced. th

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so that's why i said germany would be held complicit in the genocide in the genocide because thousands of people may well stop today. the u. n. a says 400000 people are facing salvation by imminently. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide. right. i remember they're not just in gossip michigan, just let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there for you. let me just that case is before the world court. so i'm it, you know, there has not been a, a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of underbrush. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person in the slightly, or even the 12 people who would be to use that is 12 or 13 before that keeps changing that apple and then not actually the investigation just don't even move up and running dismissed young people before the invest

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u. n. site they've run out of was to describe the horizontal folding in the besieged gauze and strip. following a meeting in geneva, they said israel con, offload responsibility for the college onto aide work cuz the agencies will in the gains as well. pushing ahead with the major ground operation and they're off off by 1500000 displaced palestinians. so refuge we are reaching the barriers of language and describing the humanitarian situation. it is not in your interest to off load the responsibility to the states parties to the geneva convention half onto the humanitarian actus islands, foreign minister as accusing israel, of counting out this information campaign against the you and refugee agency for palestinians. mayhole last instead under was live saving mondays and gaza should not be on the mind. he's urging countries that suspended funding to the agency to resume it. and i think home since the beginning of the warranty is what it has been undermining un agencies more generally and united nations itself and specifically on red. it is also when it says strategically, i think it's part of the wider and positioned around

the terrace said he will soon begin consultations on the appointment of a u. n. n. void to ask on the stone to and wouldn't of all manual objectives is to overcome these deadlock and to make sure that there is a road map in which both sinks can wolf and move forward in the positive way to create the conditions in which the concerns of the international community are taken into account, but the concerns of the fact well for these of got is done out also taken into account symbol tentatively some offensive aid has moved from couple from the beginning of the islamic image of a bonus done or the toilet by and made it clear that they would not be part of the do, how do you think because they want to be the sole representative of, of the sun after 2 and a half years. the international community, according to them, is continuing to repeat the same talking points, talking in the same echo chambers, and listening to the same people without their input and not they say, and not be, can not go on forever, according to the thought of on many of the countries in the region ha