u. n. stuff and documenting such actions in 2006 is rarely authority. so many of these homes were built without a pen is only 2 percent of palestinians. applications for construction are approved by as well. the price of demolition has increased following as well as bore on gaza . 354 have been recorded since october. the 7th is running, st. louis have also become increasingly hostile. st. louis carry out 6 incidents of violence on average every day. then it smith has more from the occupied with back it token is riley military bulldoze at 10 minutes to destroy side the upper j. she's home of 13 years the justification, it'd been built without a pony. but then at most, only 2 percent of construction applications are approved in the occupied westbank. it is rails government would prefer it if the palestinians just left cabinet under him instead of the house had been demolished before in 1998. when i was pregnant, we were living in tents. there was a baby girl who was only a week old. the forced us out after leaving us in the cold, the confiscated everythi

u. n. stuff in gauze i'm making this, they've badly is conflict is for you and the staff to. so he appealed and said that an immediate cease for you is important, but we're waiting it for this vote in a new york any and moment now to see is that you as will indeed be to this resolution that would then not pass the security council. they probably sent me a representative also spoke at the council. what did he say? it's decided that it's important that big a countries needs to act now and need to act as quickly as possible. and he is not alone was that they are and many posting and many and representative. some are of countries meeting with secretary banking. they are here in washington and they support the pretty strongly saying that i'd be ceasefire is needed. and as you was saying about in what israel claims to do that a ceasefire is only possible ones that come up as a fee, that there is criticism in many a voice a saying how can somebody as a be defeated and what that will mean actually for a live in gaza and for the civilians. and now because we're seeing the claims and w

u. n stuff has been killed. i'm more than 218 medical staff. i've lost the allies on the resolution that was on the table and simply laid out that what it, what the world health organization is demanding is immediate. sustained an unfettered access of full humanitarian workers to go about the duties of an end to a tax on hospitals and ambulances, as pub, international humanitarian law. and also the international community to raise as much as possible the immediate funds. so actually finance the rebuilding of palestine health care system. it was pretty stock stuff that's on now just and the other news around the world. and right when you have you emulate, has been sworn in as altering tina's new president. his election when was, feels by the countries, the economic crisis. they all concerns about the new president's plans to come back to inflation. during the election campaign, he threatened to blow up the central bank and make the us dollar the nation's currency. leaders from the west african block eco west have mentioned nigeria as capital a b

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u. n. a because the you and stuff have not protection of them, but these really forces bond to my house. why did they do that? i'm not a system fight talk. you have to find that he, they gave us up papers. i see we ok that we didn't do anything wrong. we will who mediated my brother was killed. my children wounded for no reason. what's our fault? what's the fault of disobedience in the united nations is that nearly 2000000 people in gaza facing severe food and water shortages? no, so sheriff has guide access to northern garza and reports on the border crisis. there was nothing me a little boss of hired order crisis in garza is getting hard, the lifeline of the displaced people here in jeopardy of refugee comp. these radio base and forces bummed wells and decidedly nation plants here in north because i live in the museum and i came from the very far away place to fill these barrels water we live in, come on that one. we don't have any water that we have to make a lot of effort to carry these barrels back to our area. you put the hose on to the level to get some of the volts in the system

that's the stuff going from the u. n. children's emergency fund. the chief of the united nations itself is also pointed out. some in law means statistics. according to the world, she'd program wide splits that mean looms model and how familiar and people are part of the population out of facing what experts classify as get this throughout the levels of hung up for out of 5 of the envious people anywhere in the world and even got so many people out of measuring the effectiveness of the many teddy and the production, gaza based on the number of products from the ships in the rep. can i send you an involved that product notice that the allowed to unload a across the bottom of this is mistake. the real problem is that the, what use ratio is conducting these will fantasies use creating massive ups that goes to the distribution of humanitarian. they've eaten side got so. meanwhile, in developments on the ground, the adf offensive in southern goal is a seems to be deepening with the city of con eunice, coming and renewed round of shelling, reportedly tend

food program says it's in a race against time to avoid stuff ation, because it's 2300000 people. the u. n. agencies has only a long term safe spot and unrestricted humanitarian access can prevent the crosses from getting with at least 12 palestinians had been killed by his riley electronics and the central cancer. early morning strikes had residential homes in the car seat and this around refugee camps and central council prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, israel should take control of the board has on between guzman, egypt known as the philadelphia card, or he says it's necessary to, to militarize the strip. spell. in other news now i agree. football, physician presidential candidates as calling for protests against the outcome of elections in the democratic republic of congo launch. victory is expected for the president felix to should keating. the opposition has already rejected the results it to be announced later on sunday. oh, catherine story joins us now from contrast to for more on this and how much concern is there around the security situation in the country given that ther

u. n. a because the you and stuff have not protection of them, but these really forces bond to my house. why did they do that? i'm not a system fight talk. you have to find that he, they gave us up papers. i see we ok that we didn't do anything wrong. we will be mediated. my brother was killed my children wounded for no reason. what's our fault? what's the fault of disobedience? some of the, one of the leading presidential candidates in democratic republic of congo as, as a general election held on wednesday should be unknown. most could somebody alleged mass of fold and the poll other all physician candidates have is, are code for protests next week. delays doing wednesdays election led to an extension of losing some of the se compromises the credibility of the valid results . so expected next week. let's bring in a correspondent, catherine, so she's joining his life on the capital. can shasta propose that version is still underway in some folding stations in north kiwi province. catherine? yes. um that is going on in lock. you will providence and um it tory pro vincent. what we're hear

u. n. s. is who tried to check on the how and the and stuff and 40 or the just if you wish. it's right in the set in the last few days that it is going to a lot of humanitarian aid in from the side. so if you're seeing any evidence of that, and will it help ease the catastrophic situation that you're in for the 1st time under the christmas continue to receive a humanitarian either through without a we are deceiving, approximate the, a $180.00 the trucks every day, which is distributed as people and it shows there's an areas of salt took us off. however, up to this moment, to humanitarian aid is completely denied access to the area of gus, the city, and the north. a where i mentioned that it has been at least 800000 civilians, artist and both in these areas. and unfortunately, they are completely denied access to a few minutes here again. and the only time we were able to get somebody to that area is viewing the one week a choose. we weren't able to send 310 is the trucks to go to the city and there was no problem. thank you very much for talking us through that lovely to hav

she's also spent time working in unit stuff as well as u. n. d, p, and various different roles as well. and was an under secretary of the un in syria for a brief time as well. so she's got wide experience within the u. n. system as well as for, for administer for dutch governments there of course. uh, but she does have her work cut out for her. why? because her job calls for her to one monitor oversee and scale up a going into gaza. however, as the secretary general has said, as early as last friday, that that cannot really be done or can be done effectively until there is a cease fire and association in hostilities. and there is not that right now is real continues to bombard causes. so we know, and in the un security council resolution, this one that i have in front of me here, that was passed on friday for pages that basically gives me a sec, ache, or mandate. any language calling for a cease fire or a cessation of hostilities was taken out of the resolution, thanks to us negotiations and wanting it to come out of there. so listen, she does

stuff. on the gas on the bullets and bombardments have led to more palestinian casualties. and what the u. n is calling an impending humanitarian catastrophe. next is dark film looking at love and the search for true romance told me all logical for myself and the team here in by the, in the, the taste of us. we have a problem that was in the us middle class income has fairly risen in the last 20 to 30 years perhaps the next week at the same time debt keeps riley 300 trillion that the trap, the december 9th on dw, the.

u. n. and the world health organization said the facility had completely run up to supplies, and 10 stuff members were still trying to provide the state that while at least 18 inches, people, including the elderly and young children, took refuge at the hospital or un medical efficient, spoke about the situation to the hospital in the church on the hospital grounds where we're seeing patients with severe orthopedic needs. plastics. news, we currently have no operating theatres are operating on the 5 doctors and 5 years . their patients here who have been injured even more than a month. no surgery. their patients who have been operated on, but they are now getting close summer to infections because the hospital doesn't have sufficient antibiotics. w a show on this intrusion submission with you and i'll show you in the assessment on mass has brought me some medicines or medical supplies, but it's just going to address some of the needs because they, they don't have sufficient stuff. and as you can see behind me, the patients are on the hospital cues are on the floor. they're suffering enormously her

so the branches like from now or do you need stuff and i do think around the world, students, students, academics, lawmakers, are, are looking at the u. n. a. and looking at will what kind of naturally do. but i think once you were hearing we're screen back around again to the issue, office security cancel. once you begin on painting why it actually is so stuck in why i can't move at a much faster pace than we, we seen in order regional blocks in order multinational institutions. we find once again, we're back to the security kinds that we're back to the issue of the show. now having sat in the whole actually art in 6 directly beside israel. so i sat beside them for, for years. and every year, the heads of state speak and even the permanent members along the side, the other 190. all the countries will call in or has the state week and their speech and say that they need a change, a good security, cancel needs, altering year after year after year received no change and the security council continued to remain handled. so the credibility comes back at once again and a close work against the to the issue or security guys on. ready issue of

u n officials. >> strange un officials. >> yeah, this is more stuff that should just be basic common sense.bout an emerging scam that involves transporting illicit drugs for criminals claiming to be united nations officials. so basically somebody comes up to you and says, would you take this? do you take this suitcase? open don't, suitcase? don't open it. don't, don't don't dab don't sniff, don't don't dab your in that powder and your finger in that powder and test it . but take it your finger in that powder and test it. but take it and we'll give you £35 million if you take it to australia . yeah. so it to australia. yeah. so they've arrested two people. they arrested somebody came they arrested somebody who came from where they found from singapore where they found three kilograms of methamphetamine been concealed in the lining. the weird thing is coming from singapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's1g from singapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's completelyjapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's completely like re in the lining. the weird thing is that's comple

u n officials. >> strange un officials. >> yeah, this is more stuff that should just be basic common sense.emerging scam that involves transporting illicit drugs for criminals claiming to be united nations officials. so basically somebody comes up to you and says, would you take this? do you take this suitcase? open don't, suitcase? don't open it. don't, don't don't dab don't sniff, don't don't dab your in that powder and your finger in that powder and test it . but take it your finger in that powder and test it. but take it and we'll give you £35 million if you take it to australia . yeah. so it to australia. yeah. so they've arrested two people. they arrested somebody came they arrested somebody who came from where they found from singapore where they found three kilograms of methamphetamine been concealed in the lining. the weird thing is coming from singapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's1g from singapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's completelyjapore in the lining. the weird thing is that's completely like re in the lining. the weird thing is that's completely lik

n. u a, a specific center for security studies. she says is a fighting and manual have devastating villages and towns or they have stuff for a lot from the bombing and the burning of the villages by the military home to forces me. a say, who has been, uh, you know, indiscriminately bombing the civilian villages, towns as has been since, because china has to make a decision. i think, at this moment because china thought originally military was never taken care of, was too big to fail. but after 3 years of the, you know, correlation forces fighting against it. it, it is in it is that it has been a chaos and almost collapse. so the it and it is unable to control somebody. take that organized crime, criminal groups that are operating inside me and my rushes jail don't positionally the election of only it has reported. they've disappeared within the countries present system as allies say his whereabouts unknown. but he's no longer in the person who was once held in. i say that finally became in his cell last week and did not show up for his latest video link court hearing on friday, opposing pressik was set to be moved to a higher securit

u. n. agency that deals with palestinians entre, hooping kill israel says it's minimizing civilian casualties, and it's managed to kill more than a 100 and says you and stuff that just doesn't make sense. that claims to be minimizing casualties. that's it. but, you know, it's the most as, as i know, you've heard this before, but it's the most, the highest number of, of humanitarian stuff you and stuff killed in any conflict. in the many, many years of un history. the other big, pernicious pandemic. i think of a like a principal is the targeting of health inches, health institutions and connect smells because it's, it's a breach of international your match or know and dr. federal so spoken out very clearly about this. and i think you, you said recently that only was at 1436 hospitals upright and that minimally and that minimal day and now look, it is also against your mind turnbull to use the premises of hospital or school anywhere protected by the law as a place for me to drop ration, so if they're all home us infesting parts of those hospitals or schools, then they are breaking my triangle. but then you have these principles of proportionality and, and so

u. n. c, man, it's having response. he says in 35 he is working complex emotions is i've never written such a lot to predicting the killing of my stuff. and the collapse of the mandate i'm expected to fulfil. and he is urging the un general assembly down to meet and to vote for an immediate humanitarian. c. spots of pressure is coming on the us from 2 sides. at the same time, this a very important matter on top of the secretary general's off bicycle 99. yeah. perhaps on surprising, given that more than a 100 you and workers have been killed in gaza. and so many of the on why shelters have themselves being attacked. that side diplomatic editor james base funerals have taken place for the 6 palestinians killed in the alpha, a refugee camp author. that is really only carried out another rate and be occupied westbank. they prevented several ambulances from reaching the engine, at least 272 palestinians have been killed in the west back some 6 for the 7th. thousands have been detained. that spring in a correspondence saying busted, ave his life for us in ramallah as a move heard from the palestinian authority president about the joint sec

stuff of already died in just 2 months. that's the greatest death toll for the u. n. in the history of the whole organization, which of course was set up at the end of world war 2. and the view entry said on monday, he said that the count conflict between is really forces in palestinian militants in gauze of the world is witnessing an unparalleled and unprecedented level of civilian this compared to any other conflict since he became secretary general. so that there is, it seems to be a consensus among the un officials that this is different. this is not on the same scale of all the cons. things we've seen in recent memory. yeah. and that, so i think why he treated article 99. that's why he thinks this is, was in the time frame that we've had. it had just 2 months is worse than the other . conflicts that these riley, i'm best to get out. a don mentioned, he mentioned syria, he mentioned them and he mentioned ukraine, hawaii to the you and not for the article 99. the us extra general not to trigger article $999.00 for those. and it's because the secretary general of th

stuff, evacuating wounded palestinians from the scene of the attack. the casualties occurred in an area the idea of had previously designated as a safe. so nowadays, according to the u. n. can unice has come under a piece of fire since is really expanded? it's operations to this song for the end. while in the central gulf and city of darrow belong, at least 20 civilians were reportedly killed in on his release, drank also on friday more upsetting images. a head from the scene of the aftermath of the bereaved family members are seen clutching the bodies of their loved wellness, including a number of children. scores of great corpses are lined up on the broad died side, a local morgue, which is already over 7 years. the emotional account of a brief stricken palestinian mother, just one of many tragic stories in garza right. 6 so i'm going to home and i lost my children twins, our house was bomb, tend to rumble, fell onto the children. the attack took place on that birthday, december 28th. god bless me with my children of the years of getting now good. retrieved what he had given my 2 twin children, the pleasure of my heart and soul of tossed away. well, as the idea of co

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