because the u. n helps the palestinian people said live remain in the land and is the ones to approve them. because the u. n is the forum where palestinian rights for the most to settle, determination and 3, then have been recognized. and is the ones to deny and dissolve these rights? because they, you'll, and has identified that requirements for just and lasting peace. and is it i, it has chosen f, the cleansing, and genocide instead is the, has sold the, the funding of you and the agencies from eunice go to another or it has at that all the mean. the main body's of that you, when the security council, the general assembly daniel motorized council echo suck and the i c, j. it's for the model minister for the minutes that it has incited against the secret that he did on it. and it's cut on foreign minister has accused the commission, not a gun at all. i'm unable of being a supporter of that is in and out today. just and despicable claim. is it a, a has long gone pains against you. uh, no officials inc

the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees says that it has filed several employees for the legend involvement in the october 7th turbo tax by home us on israel. the agency which has been delivering aid in the gaza strip, says an investigation is now on the way the united states has suspended funding. following the allegations, the u. s. was one of the own. russ biggest financial backers, the agency has previously said its capacity to deliver assistance in gaza, was on the verge of collapse. for more on this, let's cost to washington dc and our corresponded benjamin of our as a group of benjamin. what is the you were saying about these accusations and the decision to suspend the funding of the department of state has announced that it is temporarily. we don't know how long that will last, but it that has pos, the funding for this. you an agency if a policy and refugees with washington is saying that it is now looking into this allegations and the steps that the united nations, the u. n, is taki

u. n. the, the recent ones to, to try to find some kind of solution to be a model voice and make some kind of statement. uh thank you very much. uh let me do i look through this on the uh, on the uh, search south summit that's taking place here. the discussions that are happening at the declaration capture the, the defense elements that are being discussed. this is the importance of such a meeting, it's kind of pretty by the gives you when the, the common and the common agenda and the collective code for actions across different topics. including the issues related to the journal you political situation. so the defense crisis, but also the developments issues. and this is where i would roll as office for you and the un office for south sas corporation. when we come in, by not only listening to the defense, the elements of discussions but, but also by heating a little different services, whether it's support to the government and policies, or it's a support through knowledge management them on a

the u. n. has condemned what it calls the current alleged acts, but it is urging donors to reconsider the funding for ease. the diary needs of the desperate population this or must be met at this point, the outlook for underlining the millions of people it serves not only and gaza but also in east jerusalem in the wet in the west bank. jordan 11 on and syria is very bleak. the united states was one of the 5th countries to suspend funding, but sees it could be restored depending on the you in pro, into the allegations. certainly we, we've not had the, we haven't had the ability to investigate themselves, but they are highly, highly credible. the same time as you indicated, henri has played and continues to play an absolutely indispensable role in trying to make sure that men, women and children who so desperately need assistance in gaza actually get it. you in is the biggest aid provider in gaza. in addition to food volta and medicine, it's facilities, a sheltering 1400000 people displaced by the

u. n. the urges p. donors to reconsider their decision to suspend funding for the agency for palestinian refugees warning. it's humanitarian work space is collab. israel says the agencies work are joining the october 7th terror attacks. a turkish police hunt for 2 men who attacks a catholic church. the interior ministry says armed assailant. dom stormed the church and assemble during sunday worship, killing at least one person. full francis has expressed his solidarity with turkey's catholics. the uncle fairly welcome to the show. you in chief, antonio gutierrez, has called on donors dave, to guarantee the continued operation of the u. s. agency for palestinian refugees, key contributors, including the west, germany and the u. k. halted funding for on right after israel said, 12 staffers took part in a mazda is october 7th terror attacks on israel. the owner of the head has warrant that suspended the funding could threaten the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival. in the midst o

the u. k, and japan. the u. n. c is expected to meet king donors, leader with an investigation underway into is really claims that some agency stuff took part and the october 7th come off. terror attacks also coming up and he was about to take all necessary actions after a deadly drone attack on a us military base and jordan blaine's iran back militants for the strike. but iran denies any involvement the nicole fairly welcome to the show. a dozen countries including major donors such as the west, germany and japan, are freezing their funding for the united nations agency, for palestinian refugees and move falls is really claims that some of you and staff were involved in the october, 7th and last, tara tax. the accusations have already triggered an investigation by the un into the agency known as the owner of the workers at the heart of the scandal are said to have been fired. even secretary general antonia with terrorist has pleaded for continued financial supports to me dire needs and a set to sit down with key do

the organization of this long and cooperation and other countries around lawmakers have demanded the u. n. and the i c. j look into is really crimes in gaza. we dom on the international organizations in states including the u. n. a nice the j. inquire about as well as it commits crimes against humanity. we have my, the out to south africa regarding its claims against as well in the i, c, j. israel will face the international court for the 1st time on thursday to follow all the latest developments from the hague. be sure to stay with us here on our, to international and of course our website r t dot com a coverage of the israel guys, a war by mainstream media demonstrates a bias against the palestinians. that's according to the intercept news organizations analysis of major media coverage in the new york times, washington post and los angeles times this coverage of israel's war on guns showed a consistent bias against palestinians. the print media outlets which play an influential role in shaping us the views of the as rarely palestinian conflict, paid little attention to the unprecedented

the o n y, the u. n. says carry caring for people. millions displaced in saddam has become even more challenging the frank assessments to the problem is that is there is allowed to be outside that acts of international law. and one of the issues that should be the is the fact that is it and has declared war on okay. parts people informed opinions, the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the people who will feel that destruction 1st and most be the women and children inside story on al jazeera. what constitutes extent, so we can talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be, we want the education i want to, we don't have to leave them in different countries in the policy of it's meant to get 50 percent representation and accountability benefits. no one doesn't service this placement and you're saying you don't have any reports that i should just trust. the community often is the crew that used to produce outs

then it will be turned over to the u. n. niting for peace resolution, where there could be very severe consequences from israel. it could be suspended from participation in u. n. activities, as they did to the criminal apartheid regime in south africa and my adversary, that genocide of yugoslavia. the shen rule a simply could sit up an international criminal tribunal for israel and struck prosecuting the highest level officials of the israeli government for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. the general assembly could recommend member states severed diplomatic relations with israel and the general assembly could recommend comprehensive economic sanctions against israel. as you know, north korea today suffers under draconian economic sanctions. i don't support them, but they do go back to a general assembly resolution adopted under the peace resolution. and finally, the general assembly could admit palestine as a full-fledged u. n. member state, right now palestine is an observer state at the u. n. along the li

it does this with the u. n. other international organizations and states whose representatives fit in co gats offices, co get uses this monitoring to help donor states and organizations prioritize their 8 efforts to set the involving situation on the ground. second, co facility facilitates the entry of a into dasa israel as public state publicly stated repeatedly that there is no limit on the amount of food, water, shelter, or medical supplies that can be brought into gaza. to increase capacity, co dot has reopened the care. i'm sure long crossing as acknowledged by the security council and resolution to 7 to 0. despite him, us putting it under fire. israel has offered to extend operating hours at the crossing if there is a capacity to receive the goods by international organizations on the guards inside 3rd, co networks to reinforce and strengthen medical services. co got has facilitated the huge logistical challenge of establishing for field hospitals and gaza and more are being set up and to floating hospitals

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state until the blinking has just arrived in jordan. it's the 3rd stop of a week long diplomatic trip. earlier he visited greece for tolts with greek and prime minister could yeah, cause me to attack his grease spots and initiative by cyprus, to establish a maritime card or to deliver a to gaza. blink and visited greece after meeting turkish president, friendship type and the one earlier on saturday. speaking to journalists ahead of his flight to jordan, blinking said his main goal was to make sure the war and guys doesn't spread. leaving, leaving greece and i were now heading back to the middle east. this is the 4th time since october 7th that i'll be in the region and uh will

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state entity blinking has embarked on a week long crisis to it to the middle east. first leg of the diplomatic mission, turkey where he's met with president richards. i ipad, the one who's vocal support of homeless has raised concerns of the west. lincoln will later travel to israel, the occupied westbank and 5 arab nations. let's go to assemble where the w's julia han is standing by. you. we are good to see you. the west side suddenly with israel, which the tuck is president as compared to nazi germany. what common ground could these to possibly find? well i think both on cra and washington has no interest in this israel hum us war spiraling, totally out of control and turning

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. well, in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state antony blinkin has just arrived in jordan. it's the 3rd stop of a week long diplomatic trip. earlier he visited greece for adults with greek prime minister. it could be cost me to attack is greece box and initiative by cyprus to establish a maritime card or to deliver a to gaza. blinking arrived in greece after meeting turkish president, reggie of tie up, added one earlier on saturday. he'll later travel to israel, the occupied westbank and 5 nations. let's go to athens where dw correspondence of the cliff tacky is following the story for us. sophia, great to see. so give us a sense of how the meeting went between blinking and the greek prime minister, a so uh around

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. us president joe biden use the anniversary of the january 6th capital riot to attack is likely rival donald trump. he says that the president poses a grave threat to american democracy. he accused trump of echoing language, use the nazi germany from his back saying bite and was feeling hungry back in full campaign mode. and then fighting moved to abide and unofficially open his 2020 full presidential push backed by a supportive crowd. with this warning to vices, america, as we begin this election year, we must be clear. democracy is on the ballot. your freedom is on the ballot. i look and there's one man bite and says, come on, we'll take, hold us away. joyce's claire. tom trump campaign is about him, not america, not you. donald trump campaign

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading you a secretary of state has to be blanket and has embarked on a week long crisis towards the middle east. first lake of the diplomatic marathon toki where he's met with president friendship. tony, a bad one is vocal supportive homicide has raised concerns of the west. lincoln, well they did travel to as well. they don't keep on the west bank and 5 our nations we're talking in the us maintaining opposite positions of the fighting and gaza. i us down correspondent, you'll see on what the common ground blinking and add one might find as well. i think both on cra and washington has no interest. and this is real, him, us war spiraling, totally out of control and turning into a wider regional war. i

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state, anthony blinking has arrived in greece on the 2nd leg of a week long crisis toward the 1st leg of the diplomatic marathon. took him to turkey where he's mad at president relative type or the one who's vocal support of hamas has raised concerns in the west. lincoln will later travel to is round the occupied westbank and 5 arab nations. all right, well for more on this that's across now to seen on gd associate professor of national security studies at the marine corps university in washington dc. welcome to dw. so what do you make of blinking meetings today? so he has an uphill battle, i think, with the turkish authorities because this increased concern going forward since

the u. n. and the u. s. temporarily suspended 8 supplied last year. following allegations of fest be entering president, detach you is urging both of the international community and the fuel you and government to intervene in t drive to save lives. newly for the media and haile selassie reports from the region this, this is all that's 70 years old. get bremond seen how goes and his family had been able to have it in present months, barely enough to survive. oh, there's famine, we are starving aluminum and crisis for some days. i'm able to find something to eat. other days i go to bed with an empty stomach. what can we do? where can we go? how long could as conditions was, ended up his family and many young people left the area. but most of the leisure being like a brit missing. most of these couple of have died on the a few months. i left. it's the result of 4 years of phase rates, including the west, jolting decades as well as the device. the thing was in the copious degree future. hipaa. now we have farmers who worked our land, where we couldn't do

as the fighting continues, the u. n said supplied vital to the survival of causes. 2000000 residents are virtually non existent. there are fears, the war and suffering could expand to israel's northern border, which level known as both sides exchange fire on an almost daily basis. in an attempt to stop the conflict from spreading us secretary of state, anthony blinking has arrived in greece on the 2nd leg of a week long crisis tor. the 1st leg of the diplomatic marathon took him to turkey, where he's matched president roger of tyre, or the one whose vocal support of commerce has raised concerns in the west. lincoln will later travel to israel, the occupied westbank and 5 arab nations. seen andrea d is an expert on turkey's domestic politics and its foreign policy. he told me earlier what he made of lincoln's visit to anchor. so he has an appeal basket, i think, with the turkish authorities because this increased concern going forward. since the october 7 attacks occurred in israel, the cherokee is a material suppose to,

u. n. the, they signed the, the charter, they agreed to be part of it. and what we need to do is to rescue those, those ideals, and those principles and, and stress the necessity of, of respecting them the, the, the idea, the us, for example, coming both these unilateral masters is completely a violation of, of international law. so we have to do is we don't have to do the same, we have to defend and show that we respect international law that then we want a system where multiple are to comply with. but you know, countries can thrive because there's a re, um, a minimum of respect for each other's interest and, well, mean, i don't know if you would agree with that. but what i find very interesting about our times is that, you know, there's principles that have been and try and in the year in chapter 4 state is it now makes sort of sense to uphold them because it's in your own benefit. and we see some of the us nominal allies like saudi arabia, like united arab emirates, becoming members of briggs because they, they find it not only uh who doesn't moral te

the u . n helps the palestinian people said live remain in the land and is the ones to approve them. because the u. n. is the forum where palestinian lights for the most to settle determination under it and have been recognized. and is the ones to deny and dissolve these rights. and it's cut on foreign minister has accused the commission on a general model of being a supporter of categories in and out today. just and despicable claim is that a, a has lost campaigns against, you know, for shows, oh no to war is a perfect example of the success of the you. and we should all of us to be proud that we have an organization like on our was in the 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 as it is our collective duty to protect it. there was also harsh criticism from china, of the countries that are cutting their support for the united nations relief works agency china emphasize the need

u. n. the urges came donors to reconsider their decision to suspend funding for the agency for palestinian refugees warning. it's humanitarian work space is collapse. israel says the agencies work are joining the october 7 pair.

if in protesting for 3 days, then they also angry about the u. n. government policy, along with the impact of inflation and taxes on their products, not to argentina with a lower chamber is set to vote on a number of measures that are part of the present. how the malays push for sweeping economic reforms. but a series simple reports. the government will have to make concessions. these are members of argentina, scientific community, protesting outside the national science center. they are concerned about the radical changes argentina's new precedent. have you had any ladies trying to pass and congress, the reforms, and what is known the on those bills will have an enormous impact on the agency and the public sector. the government, once privatized state companies, in my sector, you want to privatize companies that are in charge of new to energy on uranium production, selling companies like that too far. and then it's just something that worries the far right president came to power with a promise to transform the country. since he took office less t

and one of the, the biggest criticisms around the u. n. when it comes to the war and gaza has been about the lack of ability of the un security council. i know, obviously you're not involved with the security council that i'm asking about the un structure, the infrastructure of the un as a whole. that there has been a complete inability to reach any kind of agreement. obviously they're a veto powers of the security council. you've been at the summit, the income paula dema. and i'm wondering about that. the conversations that have been taking place, how much of what's in managed, this strong political statement we seen ongoing. how much of that has been in response to accounts a point, somewhat to the inaction that we've seen at the u. n. that the recent ones to, to try to find some kind of solution to be a model voice and make some kind of statement. uh, thank you very much. uh, let me do. i look through this on the uh, on the uh, search sounds somebody that's taking place here. the discussions that are happening at the declaration capture

unless you me the b u. n. is investigating the 12 employees accused of being involved in her mass attacks in southern israel. on october. the 7th. 9 of them have been dismissed and one is confirmed that but the implicated employees account severely a fraction of the agencies workforce of 30000 people under the commission to general philly. lots of really says it's another example of the collective punishment inflicted on the people of casa, he's willing, but if countries go ahead and suspend funding, the result will be the depth of more palestinians. for on the capex rosa, which is 0, the inside story the, the, well, that's not bringing out guests in rasa and southern gaza. we have somebody is a cruise. he's a social activist who has been displaced himself by israel school. he advocates for palestinian rights and also we have audiences, he's a professor of international law cleans university and does also olsa of a new book entitled the united nations on the question of palestine. he previously substitute as an

the u. n. has raced and along the us, preston on some york, and he does have condemned the aggression lucas accountability for unlawful kelly remains pervasive of doesn't punitive. a sense of orleans in violation of israel's obligations as they will combine power to ensure safety of palestinians in the west bank. even before october, the 7th right wing is riley's, including government ministers, made provocative and cushions. deluxe a most indeed occupied east, in breach of standing agreements pray at one of his sons, most sacred sites have been to be beaten by d as ready, military as well says it's phone goes off again off to the mazda attack in tova. since then, palestinians living in the 90 could on because of a have come on. the moon is really a tax. the latest in decades of violence against when the consumption is, i'll just see the full inside store, the height and tension and the occupied westbank phone is a recent patch of increasing violence. according to the ones who monetary and a 5th

more countries have cut funding for the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. israel says some unrest off what's involved in the law says october attacks. and how valid is this accusation, and what does it mean for the people of content? this is inside story, the color there and welcome to the program on this donkey, attain the united nations agency for palestinian refugee is. honora, is a lifeline for nearly 6000000 people. established back in 1949, its mission is to provide relief to palestinians who were forced from their homes when the state of israel was created. now the agencies future and that of those who depend on it to survive is under a threat. several western nations have suspended their funding to on right in the wake of is really entries ations that some of it staff members were involved in attacks by him. us on southern israel. back in october, the agency has dismissed several employees and opened an investigation of the united states as one of the countries withholding funding contacts. the agencies biggest, sta

he said that the u. n. team recently got access to the north of guys and he said, colleagues who have managed to make it to the north in recent days, describes scenes of utter hor, corpses, left lying on the road. people with evident signs of starvation stopping trucks in search of anything they can get to survive. so certainly painting a picture of reality of the really grim, grim situation that civilians face there. and un officials that have gotten into the north of guys that are seeing that firsthand as well. uh, the u. n. is saying 85 percent of all the people of guys that have been forcibly displaced. that's about one point. 9000000 people, martin griffith's telling the council that they need to return home. however, they might not have a home to return to do to the utter destruction. and i'll also say this is a key point, the, the unofficial pointing out, the humanitarians are still being targeted by these really military. he said that a humanitarian sites had been struck on numerous occasions in th

[000:00:00;00] the, the gas is becoming uninhabitable, and that's the stock warning from the u. n. as the war rages on and he, many tier and age struggles to reach those in the past. to fight against the genocide accusations in the us court as a embassy is around the load report, at least the capacity politicians to take aid side of the us military, the presidency that rob me finally comes with it. and after more than 20 years, that that's that, that decides to shut down the american, that on to terrorism coalition, following series of deadly us a time. the trouble continuing a coverage of the conflict in the middle east and the latest event somewhere around the world. welcome to our attention national i a my cop what you will, the updates by string together now destruction dominates the landscape in the north, which has won the bronze of idea of assault over the last 3 months. though a few places of refuge remain there, mostly on livable, local john list. how much sub a hash this report. we report from the city of faith, black here in north and gaza, specifically from the koli for

home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> back here in iowa with former u. n. ambassador nikki haley. ador, i want to ask you about something you said at a town hall in 100. you talked about the importance of new hampshire and iowa, we are here in iowa. you said about the primary process, while iowa goes first, new hampshire corrects it. [laughter] ron desantis said that was incredibly disrespectful to iowans, and of course we are here in iowa. i'm looking at people's faces. is there anything else you'd like to say? >> look, we have done 150 plus town halls. you gotta have some fun, too. so we're at the tenth hole. we had 700 people in new hampshire. we are cutting off, and, yes i said that. but keep in mind, i'm from an early. state south carolina always knew that iowa is gonna be the first caucus, new hampshire is gonna be first and the nation, and south carolina one of the before from the south. it was a packed. it's still a packed three states, at least on the republican side head, we're gonna keep. that but we banter against each other. on different things. new hampshire makes fun

the un security council, you'd also be be towing in defiance of this call, which is a top cost in the u. n. system. i don't remember all of the things that president biden to set in the cost of the rules based international load up, particularly with regard to you, cried he would be defying the real well the rulings of the top body in not in task system. and d, thanks so much 10. so we will not be talking to you right throughout the next few hours. i am sure which ends buys for us there. at the high most of austin is with palestinian support. is that a matching to the hague right now? and this whole process has to huge amounts of attention from around the world. can you just explain what the mood is like the among support is the franchise? so it's a small change from the san jose to the, to the international criminal court. the they have a big fan or they have with all the names of the statements, victor chang, to hear what the, of course, the, please an international because of the international courses that are here. but oh, i know on the international criminal court i'm, i'm here the, i

and the u. n . has become not only a place where the existence of the state of israel is the legitimized, but also a place where employees are physically collaborating in the extermination of israel and the murder of its citizens. when i say a handful, i need it, and that's because unless employee, some searching 1000 workers in gaza, there is what claims around it. 12 of those were involved in this attacks. that's 0 point one percent of henri as team on the ground. the winds launched an investigation and it's already fired. knowing if the accused while i understand their concerns, i was myself horrified by these accusations. i strongly appealed to the governments that have suspended their contributions to at least guarantee the continuity of honor was operations, but display that's with respondents, boise un western countries. i've been quick to watch that homes of the organization, the u. k. june many fronts, canada, australia, and others old joining the us in pulling the plug or money it's despera

u. n. the block representing 80 percent of the population is built inside cooling financial liabilities. separately, economies are considered at risk of dec distress by international institutions. un secretary general antonio good to this address be in oakland session. he criticized outdated financial agency saying they failed to provide a safety net for developing countries in distress, financial institutions, and the frameworks created after the 2nd world war. still allows me to respond to the body license and the global economy of that's time, as they must view the forms so that they are duly universal, reflect with justice the realities of to day and that a much more responsive to the needs of developing countries. the team of the summit plus to help reduce the widening gap between rich and poor nations. are you an agency? says african dep has been wise and get to read? that's constraining difficult. the world bank has sounded an alarm over the continents prospects. g 77 leaders accused glo

so i began also coming up the u. n. ones a to monitor and walk and guys, faces collapse and or just key to and i was knocked a suspend funding for the agency for part of some refugees. is there association fees? workers join the october 7th address to that and the military. $1000.00 molly book, you know, for us to add new, stressful out over at cost based off of the west africans lock in $4.00 sections of the 3 countries demanding that a tone to democracy the minnesota as well. thank you for joining us. the us set, 3 of its troops have been killed and thousands more wounded in a drone attack on a base in northeastern jordan. preston, joe biden blamed it on back to militants for the attack, which took place near the border with sylvia and the dock. he vowed to hold the perpetrators to account me during the 4th phase of drones struck you at a bad. it's at the base. it is the 1st time on that committee personnel have been killed by hostile fire in the region since the start of the throw him off for that's got them over th

well, a signatories to the genocide convention to add them and opens up the u. n. and the many resolutions of being that emissions that must end up for, for the people of protestant. and as you would have seen, that we have also presented the reports of others organs of the united nations. which of all is that there is a possibility of genocide happening in the augusta the well, most technologies must then must. they kind of be more clear evidence, evidence compiled by bodies of the admissions. speaking about connotates. israel's argument is also that the only context that matches is what i'd folded on october 7 mentioning come us repeatedly as a terrorist organization. something that the amc has also been labeled in the past . how do you make of those revelations with that kind of argument, given the developments in the middle east. so we obviously have them condemned the extremes of i'm us and you'd have seen our statement from the government condemning the issues of a mazda on the 7th of october. and, and then we have also done that through diplomatic china as to

what is in the conversions of the u. n. and what is needed to be done by the contrast was in we've done this for, for the money to as well. you'd be aware of that. do. the genocide convention is one of the conventions i've sold off of this accident at the 1st ones in 1998 by a founding present, nelson monday. and so we had the motor low position and they do to, to send for people of palestine or any way and doing, thinking about the u. s. they said to have supported the pod take government to filled africa back in the day. the united kingdom as well. when you look at those 2 possible nations, the united states, the united kingdom, do you see the reflection of what had happened in the past them supporting the apartheid government on south africa? do you see that kind of history unfolding in what is happening and because of the, by the, what is very important now is, is the facts on the ground and which we're, we've been able to present and sold to the corporate, ridiculously, to, and with the forensic that the state of is wha

so about 3 months into the ukraine war the u. n. had stated at the time that the lives of children have been devastated at scale, that is, has not been seen since world war 2. at the time on average 2 children were being killed per day. but the average number of children being killed to per day in gaza right now is well over a 100. and like i said, over 8000 likely close 210000 children have been killed so far. that excludes the thousands who have been disabled over 10000, according to the u. n. likely at with the extremity amputation. so upper and lower lim, amputation. so children maint, debilitated for life or 20000 children orphaned. and then you know, 85 percent of the goals and population is currently displaced. many families having been displaced a multiple times. so 100 percent of children have no access to reliable heating in the winter. there is no access to food sick. like there's no, there's food insecurity, limited access to clean water and obviously high risk of disease. a 100 percent of children in gaza have no access