u. n. partition plan, some under the impression that the u. n. somehow gifted easily to the jewish people and that these gifts from us now will be placed on their i, michael scope. but to make no mistake, you gifted, that's nothing. the land will be as low as being our homeland for all those $3000.00 you've or that if you're just joining us on alger 0, we are watching a live open debate of the united nations security council on the situation in the middle lease. a lot of the focus, of course, on the situation in northern guys as well as these routes decision to ban the un agency for palestinian refugees on right. decision that was announced yesterday by these really palm and the next that we've heard from the special uh, coordinator for the middle east peace process. and mr. tor brands and who described the situation in northern gaza as a worst thing. humanitarian situation, the warm ice and he says the has to be a political solution for the conflict in graph at the end. we also heard from re add month. so the i pad a scene and basset, or to the u

u. n. that's the coal being made by the global body special record to have a palestine actually highlighted that once again, the di, actually monetary in crisis and the id s killing of civilians and both guns and the west. developments on the grounds are, are gruesome and it is long because it actually since the beginning the, the, the, the violence, the genocide, the violence that they have described in my 1st report has expanded in mid sized in other parts of youtube. i'd probably seen in terry 3, and if you look at the past there until violence, the destruction of the cvd and infrastructure roads, energy creeds, uh, uh, water pipelines and that sort of wire homes. and if you look at the numbers of extra judy shows keating's in the us bank as well on top of the 42000 a policy instead of being killed a certain killed in gaza, including 17000 children. how to explain the $700.00 over $700.00 policy and so have been killed in um, in the west bank, including $170.00 children or francesca albany. tha

that was 2 of them was struck by is really strikes. it has to close down another one, it's close down because they run out of supplies. and the u. n. is talking about a head system is that what it is partially is starting to collapse. well, the u. n is also warning that shelters for those people who been fleeing the fighting and 11 are almost completely full. so what does that mean for the people who are still trying to escape this violence? so it's an incredibly displacement crisis in people. grundy, who visited the country for you, which they see off with you and research agency is talking about the terror crisis space. if you just look at the numbers, i mean of level has about 5500000 inhabitants. now we have more than one video to be being displaced, looking for sure that they're looking for to looking for medical attention. ready see the pictures here from the coordination denies that the somebody that the rate to face with its people are probably not being a long. busy they want the site now you can see that people are leaving their own places on gardens. so you have people and they are really, really desperate that they also

u. n . agency that aids palestinians and guns that the cadets at overwhelmingly votes for a bill banning audra from operations in these via the wins is the decision, could cause the humanitarian process and gaza to collapse. israel is key, i live the west. also voice is concern and replace the critically important role and delivering to mandatory assistance to civilians that needed jobs. there's nobody that can replace them right now. also coming up, here's the law says it's debbie. the head now even cost him will become it's new leader. following the dance of us on the.

u. n says that 70 people are killed by gunmen and then a tap on the town, plus the water levels and one of the amazon's main tributaries dropped to the lowest ever recorded as a severe drought devastates the region. the melissa chan welcome. we begin 119 where baby root has witnessed another night. it was really airstrikes the explosions came shortly after israel ordered people to evacuate from a number of areas in southern a root. israel says it is hitting hezbollah targets in the city, 11 ons information minister on a visit to friends said he still hopes last minute diplomacy could prevent further destruction and suffering and his country. yeah, we still think there's a tiny bit of hope on the diplomatic front. so the liberal, because of lebanon is being bombed every day. about of the structural babyhood is being bombed every day, every night around the clock. wonderful. we're afraid we're turning into a new guys in love and not a journalist stella manner is in a rude. hi, stella. oh, what more can you tell us about the overnight air strikes on the southern bay route and other areas.

it proves a bill that threatens to undermine the u. n. agency helping palestinians in gaza. low mike is about the weather, mainly to band and run from operating inside is around the u. n. says that the session could cost the whole humanitarian process and garza to collapse. what's the coming out of georgia state mass protest of the alleged fraud and sundays election, thousands, riley outside parliament and simply see off to the pro russia. george and cream party is declared. the winner, despite widespread irregularities, call make a false stock in times to close factories.

it proves a bill that threatens to undermine the u. n. agency helping palestinians in gaza. low mike is divided by the weather related band and run from operating inside as well. the u. n. says that the session could cost the whole humanitarian process and gone so as to collapse. what's the coming out? georgians stage, mass protest of the alleged fraud and sundays election, thousands, riley outside parliament and simply see off to the progress at the georgia dream policy is declared. the winner, despite widespread irregularities, call make a false stock and plans to close the factories in gemini for the 1st time ever. feelings tis about germany's economy, the i'm will also, i've got 2 of us on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome israel's parliaments has voted to shut down the you and main agency for palestinians, monroe and israel, and occupied east jerusalem. the new comes defiance widespread international pressure from the us and all the allies against such a step, such as set to vote on a 2nd bill which would prevent and rep from on pric

here, it is mandated by the united nations that general assembly of the u. n. renews that mandate every year. and the budget of under was provided by countries, countries like the u. k. like france of european union and up until recently, also the united states. so what would happen if under what is all flawed in gaza? that means all those refugee camps in the west bank and gaza would have no support whatsoever. that means that the states of starvation imposed on gods that would only be exasperated that on the wrong wouldn't be able to get any humanitarian assistance into gaza. and this we were talking about the largest you an agency that operates on the ground in the west bank and gaza at nobody, no agency, no organization can match this scope, the, the size and the legacy of the, of under law in palestine. so nobody would be able to replace that, although israel has tried for many, many years, certainly during these months. so the ward has maligned the organization. it has accused of connection with the october 7 attack. all those accusations the bunk by sev

we've asked for communications appointment all also to be brought in so that we can communicate with not just our teams, but the other u. n. teams that are on the ground to serve. we can coordinate things, but let's remember what, what we need right now is complete and clear access to these regions who have not been helped or not getting any age at all. and large part of this is also what has happened this year is the course climate change. and so the heavy rains was a debilitating factor. the, the flooding was a debilitating factor. so it's been a kind of a perfect storm of problems i would for with regards to be able to get in. shots have been fine at a convoy, caring. bolivia is full of president, even morales. yeah, the what all it says he's now safe. he posted this video online, which appears to show his driver being injured in the attack that happens in a small town national hold, the in the central bolivia. tensions between morales and comments president, julie's honest, they have recently met to violent protests that each one has moved from neighboring argentina. of what we know that so saw a able morales was in a

there's been so many attacks that the u. n. has said that this is the highest level of subtler attacks that they've ever recorded. the regularly settlers protected by soldiers. it means that settlers retain late, burned down all of drives, or a tech palestinians in the west bank. so these are the 10 to blind. i literally watching when this is happening. well, they help out. and the fee now is that many more palestinians will be killed, but also many villages will be forced to leave. and i have no way to go. and that's an outrageous outcome. the 2 for the say that's to effect as learning is built in component and base really. is there any segment enterprise, something which goes to the very foundation of this enterprise? none of these ready, so i'm into was bang, could exist and would be established without violence. so now this violent is can be invited to parties of institutional socal state violence and then to privatize settlers violence. and both of them together work for many, many, many years in order to take as much as po

killed vice radio stripes and the residential building and vapor that had knolls and gone ser global outrage. all phase rel bands the u. n agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees, the endangering the lives of civilians in gauze is riley strikes, kill him all the 60 people in lebanon's depaul region, highest number, an east and 11. and since the bombing began, plus island fisher in atlanta, georgia was a trump campaign, is trying to dump down the flames from comments made by speakers at a previous, trump, raleigh. the voice stopped with breaking news from northern gauze. o, at least 62 people have been killed by an is riley attack on bay fly here. the strikes targeted a 5 story residential building where displaced families. with sheltering thousands more people are still trapped under the rubble. the north of garza has been under and is riley siege for nearly a month. well, let's go straight to having my moody joins us live from debt and buy in central garza and highly. first of all, let's start with it's around 40 people at least to as lost in the rubble. what do we know about them? sammy, within the past h

that this is out just a live from dell hall. so coming up global outright jobs to resolve bands, the u. n. agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees, so their endangering lives of civilians and guns is riley strikes, killed molten, 60 people in lebanon's because a range of the highest numbers since the bombing begun. plus island fisher in atlanta, georgia with the trump campaign, is trying to dump down in the flames. from comments made by speakers at a previous, comp, raleigh, the . we start with breaking news from nova and gaza, where at least 77 palestinians have been killed by this, right. the attack on bet law here, at least 17 of the data children. the strikes target is a 5 story residential building where a 150 people were sheltering thousands more. people are still trapped under the rubble medical team. so unable to reach the director of come out loud, one hospital says as well, bummed the vicinity of the hospital as they were trying to treat the injured. besides, they cannot treat dozens of those wounded in the attack due to a lack of resources. us let's go straight to

now on korea's for germany dot com the this is dw, here is life from that k as a famine in gaza as israel bonds the u. n. agency that delivers a un officials won't let us know. we'll turn this over to it's 8 agents. thanks for palestinians. that's on us to asia brown's palm and votes to shutting down a move block for you and from delivering a to displace palestinians in the gaza strip. also on the program, germany summons a rounds envoy after to try and executes a geometry writing antecedent on disputing terrorism charges and pakistan races to contain the spread of polio as.

are still trying to escape all this violence as well as you said that you in the, we have the heads of wood actually are here in the u. n. a refugee agency here in describing people will be describing the hosting as a paragraph crisis. we have now it said that this 1200000 people on the wrong inside this country domain to the old country has 5500000 inhabitants. more than 1000000 now on the run trying to place 2 states anyway, when you walk like 2 points up and now it's night at the coordination of the hosting, probably not the entire you will see 10 c, c people with mattresses. so this thing there today i visited us a monastery in the north of the country, the mountains with it. as a whole, christy village basically escaped from the south to this monastery in most of the mountains. and they were also taking the pedigree a heartbreaking stories like monday, the monday that the many of them. busy found us fix it, they were concerned just like cuz they would have to run which taken care of the elements was taken care of. but because it does that thing. so a big concern for them and because they're sitting there and it see

that in the sponsor of books today. so together, we can deliver signatures. the they say is the w and use live from balance is well bands the u. n. agency that aids palestinians in gaza will make is overwhelmingly bowed for a bill banning on rough from operating it is well the you and says the decision could cause the whole humanitarian processing causes to collapse. germany, one say bond of serious consequences. after a bond executes, a german or radian dissident on disputed terrorism charges ad thousands, riley outside parliament in tbilisi up to the pro russian georgian dream pa he is declared the election we now despite widespread irregularities, the president rejects the result as approaching the.

i mean obviously that you know, the u. n. a. and that's or the us investment video and does not care about her on that ability as a person that she and i see it time and time again, pronouncement time and time again. they use position which is really a wrong headed position. yeah, indeed. and is very interesting to watch and to win, as you know, aside lead, this is slow to mouth, taxi against, you know, binding un release. some was a disease, but i have the same time. it's been back. thing is, well throughout the conflict my, my government says the so, yeah, yeah, right. yeah. yeah. how do i listen to the us? how does i was going to say the us host new i headquarters in new but i'd like your opinion. i mean, does washington really back as well as a back un, at the end of the day, isn't the you and a powerful agency, a powerful force that shouldn't be def, messed with a yes indeed, it should be. i mean, you know, to, yesterday again, there was a great example when the vote in the general assembly was that, you know, a gas, so at t

the most important part is that we get attention to the climate crisis, bring programs to form an expire on how jesse are as the international after a job to israel bands, the u. n. agency that supports millions of palestinians further endangering the lives of civil, the don jordan. this is how does the around 9 from dell also coming up doing it's $24.00 day siege of northern garza. israel has killed more than a 1000 palestinians. many of them women and children is really strikes go more than 60 people in the back. our region in the deadliest day and east i'm living on.

that would be awesome. is debbie? debbie migration policy starts november 9th on d w. the this is data we new is leih from thailand is really low, make us band the u. n. agency that age palestinians in casa, the connected votes overwhelmingly to band underwood from operation. it is around you and says that decision could cause a collapse of few amount of to be humanitarian processing concepts. israel's key i live united states also a voice is consent and replace a critical important role in delivering humanitarian assistance to civilians that need it in god. there's nobody that can replace them right now. also, all the program germany summons a rounds and boy, after tech from executes to germany, radiate this event on disputed terrorism. josh.

that's off the global and greenhouse gas emissions rose to a re quote high last year. the u. n's environment agency said that even if countries were to follow through on their existing pledges, temperatures would still rise by a catastrophic $2.00 degrees nations and gathering it and as the buys on next month to work on new climate targets. rachel cletus is policy directed with the climate and energy program at the union of concerned scientists. earlier i asked her to spell out exactly why the world is on track for more than 3 degrees of warming the century. and it's really alarming to see the results of this report. why? simply because we continue to burn fossil fuels instead of making the clean energy transition and rapidly cutting because the conditions for continuing to pump out more and more global warming emissions. we are causing catastrophic changes. there's some staking a deadly costs, the total one people all over the world with floods, wild fires, keep waves and crowds. it's really, really a dangerous signal that we're sending. you've just seen to that day. but if the

and back to that had northern gauze. global outrage. all phase rel bands the u. n agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees, the endangering the lives of civilians in garza.

u. n. agency says that the main greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide is accumulating foster than at any point in human history, with concentrations rising by of a 10 percent in just 2 decades. george's presidents, that only sort of beach really has rejected the results of this weekend's parliamentary elections. and the cheese rush are off interference in george's political process. the ruling pro, most of the georgia dream, possibly was decayed, the when the bi election of flores, he's was nearly 54 percent of the bush opposition policies and the president are urging georgians to process the us and election of service have called for an investigation into related to irregularities, we members of the w use your shuttle early spoke to george and president, settle me. so basically in her office in tbilisi aust, why she doesn't recognize the results of the election to as well. first of all, the international observations do not condemn the legality of elections so close to the elections this to have a lot to receive as information on local. the observers have been very clear about the amount of i

we've asked for communications equipment all also to be brought in so that we can communicate with not just our teams, but the other u. n. teams that are on the ground should certainly can coordinate things, but less for number. what's what we need right now is complete and clear access to these regions who have not been help or not getting any age at all. and large part of this is also what has happened this year is of course climate change. and so the heavy rains was a debilitating factor. the, the flooding was a debilitating factor. so it's been a kind of a perfect storm of problems i would for with regards to being able to get in. the shots are reported to have been fired at a convoy carrying bolivia as former president eva morales. he says he's now safe. morales posted a video online, which appears to show his driver being injured in an attack. it happens in a small town there should hold in central bolivia, pensions between morales and believe you as the current president, we are say, have led to violent protests between their supporters. daniel swindler has more from neighboring argentina. well, we know that so s

are these might have an option that has all the details, a ton of money to him during his 1st winter session. these really parliament passed the load to ben b u. n. agency that provides relief to palestinians on the wall from operating within the country and throughout the occupied territories, including is jerusalem. and the west bank and the slow will also prevent the aid group from accessing the war tone, gaza street. this decision received 9 to 2 votes in favor and only 10 against indicating support from legislators. and both the ruling call ation and the opposition is rose. key ally, washington has long warrant the games. this decision one is really and p even accuse the u. s. and basset, or in the israel, of lobby in a position later as to oppose the bill. even of true, we can see that this pressure didn't seem to be affective. we are deeply concerned by this, this proposed legislation. the secretary res, this and the letter that he sent was secretary defense, the secretary defense to minister of defense. go on to an answer. a strategic affairs durham are a little over 2 weeks ago as he made clear in that letter past. due this legislation

u. n says that 70 people are killed by gunmen in an attack on the town. plus the water levels and one of the amazon's main tributaries dropped to the lowest ever recorded. as a severe drought devastates the region.

the most important part is that we get attention to the climate crisis, bring programs to form an expire on how jesse are of the international after a job to israel bands, the u. n. agency that supports millions of palestinians further endangering the lives of civil, the don jordan. this is the 09 from dell also coming up doing it's 24 days. so huge of northern johnson. israel has killed more than a 1000 palestinians. many of them women and children is rarely strikes go more than 60 people in the back are region in the deadliest day and east them live alone in recent weeks come to harris and donald trump step up the campaigning with just a week to go on to the us presidential election, the wiley doesn't express a law mazda israel is parliament passed a bill binding the you and agency for palestinian refugees. israel has repeatedly targeted on right during its war on gaza. but you and 2nd of generals as the move could have devastating consequences for palestinian refugees. i'll just say it was nora day reports. i'm jordan's capital i'm on because as well as the bottom dodge is here from reporting inside israel. israel legislates the ban on under, off the you, an

that the united states. this is a global body, the u. n. is a global body that the united states has, is, should be protecting a, should be upholding the principles of what crisis, what crisis just very quickly is the us facing in terms of pressure. there's no doubt that throughout the states have been putting a lot of pressure to the united nations. but i think is there, i was actions are so flagrant that it has to be protected at this point in time. and you've got dimensions would have to carry it on vacations, under international law, and helping refugees that are subjective to genocide is an essential responsibility. permissions agencies like like why do you not sit, should not be bucking that. in fact, the united nations are due to is are, and what did the soft after they should have on the face. it will have to leave it on that point to unfortunately are running out of time. lawanda shara speaking to us in the law of to 0 senior political analyst and well, that's it for me, somebody the, for just a moment. just a reminder of the breaki

u. n. agency that delivers a un officials war less, no alternative to its 8 agencies, for palestinians that's under after age round palms and votes to shifted. a move block for you and from delivering a to displace palestinians in the gaza strip. also on the program, gemini, simmons, iran's envoy, he asked us to find executed to germany writing and this event on disability, terrorism charges and pakistan racist have contained the spread of polio as violent attacks on medical staff and police gods, threatened vaccination. the feel good. you're welcome. to the program, at least $93.00 palestinians have been killed and dozens more injured and is riley, striking guns is no fuss, according to the town of his government media office, which is run by how much women and children are among victims of the re southgate to residential building in the town. i'll bet le here. more people to believe, to be trapped on the day bri buildings being the force it was reported to have been sheltering displaced, palestinians. israel hasn't commented on the attack, is riley miller. she has frequently struck shelters

u. n. agency, that aids palestinians, and guys that the cadets said overwhelmingly votes for a bill. banning audra from operations in these via the un says the decision could cause the humanitarian process and gaza to collapse is around key. i live, the west. also voice is concerned and replace the critically important role in delivering to mandatory assistance to civilians. and you just gotta, there's nobody that can replace them right now. also coming up here's velocity is it's debbie. the head now even cost them will become its new beta, following the death of us on us by law. and it is by the striking favors last month . germany summons that you're bringing it in boy a of the t. ron executes a german, a rainy and dissident on disputed terrorism charges. and they won't have a say in the us presidential election about the stakes. couldn't be higher ukrainians. what will a 2nd, trump or a harris presidency mean for them? the i'm been physical and welcome. how about the appointed health authorities in gaza? say at least 60 palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in his way. the stre

u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government. if it's less, they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york? melissa, have been speculating about israel's potential targets for retaliation against iran, that listing strikes against nuclear facilities as a possible scenario. and these are the main known facilities in iran. among the more conventional targets ron's main ports and the old refineries. and this is where they are located. but yes, president job, i can totally pull to that. tell ron could expect further sanctions, but he would not support. and his really attack on the country's nuclear side saying you have to be gone. obviously, a brand has way out a way off for putting together a joint statement hasn't been done before a few more problems and sizes and the answers. so i think we'll be discussing it is rarely what they're going to do. all 7 of

u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government. if it's less, they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york? oh, still ahead on al jazeera, reclaiming ground, the sudanese allowing me says it's continuing to make gains from the power minute true rocks and support forces in the capital cartoon. and how the killing of 2 black women whose bodies were hidden and the pig sty has closed outrage in south africa the or how i we will stop by checking up on the progress of our tie food and just a round taiwan. it was a safer type food of clothes for the time, and it's still very much in a similar air. has been stuck here for a couple of days. and it may well be stuck in for a couple more days actually. so that is one of the major concerns. most of that because it's area of high pressure rather high, the winds travel in a clockwise direction. so that's just feeding

u. n. stuff that we've seen from the government, if it's less they don't say living as the meeting in did council members find themselves in the same position as much of the rest of the world waiting for what is real will do next gabriel's on do. how does it do united nations in new york to a day off to iran launch those 200 missiles that as well the country's present must all possess scale and travel to capital is keep media to in the guys all season calls the see saw negotiations that he met with the mayor of cats on a pre arranged visit and told the press conference that israel forced or wrong to react. because their scan says they just one piece in the region for nearly a year in capsule has been trying to reach a mediation deal between israel and from us to end the war in garza. i know most of those i have felt since mediation is our strategic option as part of a foreign solar single sided. we reiterate that we will continue to exist in the maximum pressure in our mediation efforts to put an end to the war in guns, a foot and a half, the detained, and captains released. despite the continued

u. and in geneva, or by the american special old boy to sit down to bring about a lasting solution. what does it leads to done? do we still think that the u. n. or the america's could be the ones with the last leverage to solve the prices. or i think the done. this is a tragedy here, which is that until a few years ago, the multi lateral peace and security architecture and creating the african union, the united nations, the regional organizations, they are really kennedy and to governmental authority on, on development. they well, a functional not maybe not in the past as functional as we would have liked. but they were able to convene credible peace towards they were able to deployed peacekeepers that no longer exists. that in time, a practice has been demolished and it's being essentially demolished by the middle eastern powers who are fighting a war in a way that they thought was in yemen in syria and libya best fighting the same sort of cynical proxy war in. so don't, and they always have to step back and say the, the, the cost of the humanitarian societal catastrophe. the destruction of the sudanese state, the mass stats of certain, the

but what, maybe we know that the u. n is nothing more than a society organization. it's not a state. it doesn't have the power of a states. it is based only on morals and formalities, but at least by standing here, we want to show the world that the u. n is also involved in the case because the u . n is silent, there is no significant decision in palestine continues to be massacred by them even now it extends to 11 on there is no good coming out of design as atrocities. what good have they done? previously we protested in front of the american embassy because we all know about what the world does not deny that america is the only country that he's standing next to israel until now. america supports and justifies it seems of genocide and is really barbaric crimes against the palestinians. this rally like many across the country is a clear reflection of any nature of long standing support for the palestinian cause . and this is not the only one over the weekend. thousands have gathered in front of the u. s embassy inter card as being in solidarity with palo side as th

u. n. whether agency says that it's 2023 was the driest year in 3 decades for the world's rivers. the years record breaking sheets come to contributed to dwindling water flows, as well as severe drought in some places. glaciers also shrank at a record pace, and 2023 residents of florida are preparing for the arrival of for a can of no from which a strength into a category 5 storm and the gulf of mexico that's expected to make land fall in the tampa bay area on wednesday, that storm searches more than 3 meters. many residents are still cleaning up from hurricane helene. and with your apps here, a pro has launched from florida on a space ex rocket to investigate the damage done by and then as a spacecraft deliberately crashed into an asteroid. the goal is to see if an incoming small asteroid can be deflected from the welfare on power on stage 2, a hair, and a reminder of our top stories. israel has been marketing the 1st anniversary of the home us glad to tour a tax which sparts for war and guys. thousands of people have attended a collaboration intel of eve for a minute silence was

u. n. space it that you ron targeted civilian areas. but as far as we know at this moment, there is only one civilian victim who was in the westbank and who was killed by a falling debris from a rocket. for the more, as we can see, you run a huge roles, military infrastructure, what do we make of all of these? it seems like you don't want to go so far as the americans noise fonts. i mean, it goes across towards the, is raise the scope of this a tech i'm so is it i use, we're already in hiding in bunkers for video something because a lot of the same same wire sending me shows as so that's right. explain the door if i tell it to you also, that is the, you know, i'm didn't attack civilian dogs the, the try to attack and symbolic a point where they could show that they are responding to. so i, it to, is that i, the aggressiveness and these, that i use a tax on your, on demand and days. nobody got to have to accept an out of us to use was killed by degrees. and the x would, might use uh, that is right. useful if the issue is to of course the

that's critical to understand here. you have a un member state attacking a u. n. agency. this is quite a start to development and something that we're going to buy to very carefully when it comes to the is where the justification for this be the mean on the want to nice fee is where the allegations of taking pos in last day is october 7th terrace has only an official you and investigation found that individuals who may have been involved no longer with that. so in that case, what do you make of the ways of it and full the, the band snobby to print it. the reasoning of course, is that the people in the is really parliament and in the society believe that unreal provided cover we'd that cover in terms of employment or in terms of unrest, operations in the gaza strip that allowed what they supposed to be have must operatives or other operatives from different resistance or organizations and move in to have access to information that they then use on october the 7th and thereafter. so there's still conflicting reports coming out. it's not entirely clear and right has denied th

the world food program has one that supplies could run out quickly if the is raining rates continue. the u. n. organization says that thousands of heck, days of farm land and southern lebanon has been bent or abandoned. and that crops are rushing in the field. or there are bombings in air strikes. so we escaped. we don't know what happened to our home. whether it was boomed or not, we got the documents and escaped. we've been on the streets in lebanon for the last 2 days. same goes, we hear no one. yvonne's foreign minister, a bus at all. she is on a diplomatic, towards the middle east. he was at a number of countries including se ravia. the trip ends to address regional issues and seek ways to hold as rails assaults, 1011 on either a ship model or how long try to reschedule. we have repeatedly state inside. iran does not seek to escalate attention or engage in us, although we almost afraid of where we are fully prepared in every way and all that or if they want to test our results. as i mentioned here, they are welcome to do so. we are ready for any scenario for any situation i will on the 4

we've asked for communications equipment all also to be brought in so that we can communicate with not just our teams, but the other u. n. teams that are on the ground to serve. we can coordinate things but less for number. what's what we need right now is complete and clear access to these regions who have not been help or not getting any age at all. and large part of this is also what has happened this year is of course climate change. and so the heavy rains was a debilitating factor, the, the flooding was a debilitating factor. so it's been a kind of a perfect storm of problems i would for with regards to being able to get in of late last year the united nations warned that its humanitarian programs across the world were severely under funded. and the statement from the human agency, which i said, quote, if we cannot provide more help in 2024, then people will pay for it with their lives. in the case of sudan, now the most of the year of 2024 has gone by. is that what we're seeing happening in the country? people dying? because you know, the world isn't pulling together and for the programs yes, i believe so. we have