to be our guest at frankfurt airport, cd managed by front bought the this is the w news live from ballad, israel bonds, the u. n. agency helping palestinians in gauze to make is overwhelmingly voted for a bill binding and rust from operating inside israel. the u. n. says the decision could cause the whole humanitarian processing garza to collapse. we'll say coming up john and he wants to ron of serious consequences off to iran, execute a german it rain in distance on disputed terrorism, charges on size and rally outside parliament into police. the officer, the pro russert georgia dream party is declared, the election went up despite widespread irregularities. presidents or based merely rejects the results for the high that i'm jack part of the welcome to the program is rose, parliament has voted to shut down the u. n's main aid agency for palestinians and in israel and all supplied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and the other allies. again, such a set. these ready parliaments, the ca message is set to vote on a 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from opera

u. n. to be a separate secretary general to be the weren't aware of that. and i know you talked to you most of x colleagues from the agency. so i'm in a still friends. they don't think that you're just talking like a crazy person. you know, they do, they don't know our history. they think they think grateful sir, for the history is that have you written some of it? i mean, the history is clear, the history is there right in, but i didn't have any influence except that it was pretty warmly received. and you just want people a bio summit, but that's not the point. the point is this country's funding on certain principles and when you stop following them, you end up what you have at the moment. at unrelenting, interventionist, aggressive warfare machine led by a war or not by a president. you have a congress that supports every more than you can see. the last time we had any opposition to award was largely during that now. and that was another waste of 50000 american lives. my argument is just, we don't intervene in places and we don't joining alliances. we do

u. n. to be a separate, it's secretary general to be the word of the utah. do you most of x colleagues from the agency? so are you in a still friends? they don't think that you're just talking like a crazy person. you know, they do, they don't know our history. they think they think rifles are for the history. is that how you've written some of it? i mean, the history is clear, the history is there. right. and, but i didn't have any influence except that it was pretty warmly received and use a lot of people, a bio summit. but that's not the point. the point is, this country's funding on certain principles and when you stop following them, you end up what you have at the moment. at unrelenting interventionist, aggressive warfare machine led by a war or not by a president. you have a congress that supports every more than you can see. the last time we had any opposition to award was largely during that now. and that was another waste of 50000 american lives. my argument is just, we don't intervene in places and we don't joining alliances. we don't joined any k

u. n. to an all the countries offered an immediate cease fire plan 2 is tensions between israel and his fella. adf tanks were already deployed at the lebanese border. we filmed them back then. several days ago we were here and we sold dozens of these really tags on this field. we are not allowed to disclose the exact location. it goes a my thing, danger the troops. but i can say that we are several kilometers away from the lab, and he's told us it was before the official announcement of these really ground operations. since then, the significant part of the tank was into lab incursion as now we do not see more than 10 percent. meanwhile, russia has sent us 33 tons of the lads heard a level of them. this is, this is a set of so sites of food, fuel and medicines that help. so the answer has been suffering from the is right invasion, a top lebanese official signed from oscar with the supplies. so he in and cosign it was president says his nation has shown enough restraint, but isn't as honest as

there are not to 700 a trucks sitting in gaza waiting to be taken to people that need a demo. as the u. n. a said consistently, there's 2 problems, a getting into guys, a number one. there's being blocked by israel, but number 2, the 2nd problem is getting those a trucks the few to get in to the people that need it the most because many of the roads have been bombed out by israel under relentless bombing for over a year now. so seriously, this meeting will go on here for several hours. we expect to hear from several more countries. indeed, and in justifying the bad, we heard the is really in boston or make a number of claims as he said that that were false. and unprecedented, by no doubt, a member of the un deciding to band a un organization. what action can the united nations fake against israel leaky? well, the united nation to several things. number one, it's the secretary general. he is a said in his statement to late on monday evening here he said that he's going to take this issue up with the general assembly. there is a clear movement within the general assembly and many member sta

to be accurate. so you could see a scenario where the u. n basically says, let's continue to do our work as best as we can. but again, they have to look closely at this legislation because it benz is rarely officials from having any sort of interaction with any unreal officials. and that leads to the important thing here and that's humanitarian. a audra is the main body if you will, that that, that receives a coming in to guy. so or i should more accurately point out a bit is not getting into guys because of israel restrictions. so what happens now in terms of that is, is really the question that we did it already is realize restricted a going into northern gaza and is essentially starving palestinians in northern guys that, that is from the un officials themselves. at this point though, the little bit of a that's trying to get in that could now potentially stop. now, danny didn't on the is really on bass or the you and just had a stake out. spoke to some journalist here just within the last half hour. this was right before this legislation p

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u. n. to carry out the vaccination campaign because of health care, destruction has left its young and own to face. yet another battle. as the debt to rises exposed to boom, the collapse of healthcare services could, can move people in the conflicted sense and the consumption on to see the doctor. jeremy hickey is an honest, you don't see all his just on a medical mission in guy. he spoke to us from outside of locks the hospital and down the line where the situation is right rapidly deteriorating to my last was it was between the mid june in mid july. and then it was, it was quite busy. alexa was still operating, you know, 300 percent capacity now coming back based on uh, so how do i like size is one of the less functioning hospitals. uh, and so the capacity is just blown out and figure it out. uh, the, the a are, is constantly phones not only with people who are suffering, not injuries and critical incidents, but also have people who just need basic primary care as well. so as you can see beh

was branded to submit. taken on the fitful hall road, at least that's according to the us envoy to the u. n. as u. n. special russell to albany visits new york, i want to reiterate the us belief. she's on said for her role. the united nations should not tolerate um to semitism from a un affiliated official. hi. it's to promote human rights. i guess i called from the international collision to stop the genocide and guides us as of the remarks by washington's on voice a part of the narrative being pushed by the west. we don't expect these that those behaviors are the max coming from the match. but we've also seen that this is not the 1st time that american diplomats have spoken out in a way that was, i'm become ethical unbecoming over to come in the narrative that exists kind of the way anything that is pro palestinian an antivirus and anti illegal occupation of israel is labeled as empty sematic, and that is a narrative that these 2 western population, but the east in reality, no true relation between the 2 like phenomena take that comes from the west and government unfortunately from the we

it's great to have you with us is rose, parliament has voted to shut in time. the u. n's main agency for palestinians and right in israel and occupied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and other allies against step the israeli parliament. the capacity is set to vote on the 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from operating in garza. i'm the west bank within 90 days. the u. n. agency depends on these rails corporation to deliver aid to those areas as well accuses the agencies and employees of involvement in the october 7th terror attacked a couple of them. okay, let's get more on this from dw correspondence tom tanya crane most, he's in jerusalem for us. welcome to the show. can you tell us a bit more about these bills, tanya? a yeah, it's a very significant and very serious and move by as well as parliament to shut down and basically prohibit on the we're has been serving palestinians or giving services to posting invested, useful over 70. yes. now this bill effectively prohibits on uh from operating is ready territory.

u. n. to be able to police to some degree the board is own in southern 11 on it was hasn't been criticized by israel and others for allowing the expansion of of hezbollah because had spelled as and it was talking to us about earlier, chose to interpret the rules of that resolution in a particular way, is there going to be a position for the united nations in this in order to be able to sign ultimately satisfied the requirements of the israelis were very skeptical of the you and, but also of course, the lebanese and has been that, rob, i think these writers have the, the reputation of, uh, mistrusting to you. and then all of the statements made by the end of the senior and politicians. the criticizing view and positions. and particularly when come to the unit set of forces in the southern part on $511.00. and now the proposal actually in the proposed is talking about the a tide in i think where the shipment is also forces as well as some i'll come to. so the mechanism here is maybe a little bit

u. s. invoice to the u. n. was reaffirm, and american support for israel. while condemning a ron for is attack, the idea of chief of stop issued a statement threatening. israel's atom is with the ability to reach them anywhere in the middle is that's they can listen. the afternoon a gift. we have the capabilities to strike any point in the middle east. those of our enemies who have not yet understood this will soon understand it. we will respond. we know how to locate important targets. we know how to strike with precision and power. bill holy is really in bass of the to the when addressing the security council earlier, also condemned the around for the miss how the raj and stated the tell her on must be held accountable. one must be a heavy prize, fully set doc, any seamless complicity, do not be fooled by the fact that it's very, it'll be francisco from new miracle last night. saving countless lives beyond imagination. we will appreciate, i will pass no further assistance in defending against a wrong that that one's fellow that must be managed to either be

to close down. another one is most of course they run out of supplies and the u. n. is talking about a head system of it's 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 rich agency, is talking about the terror prices for this place. a t p. just look at the numbers . i mean, all of level has about 5500000 inhabitants. now we have more than $1000000.00 units being displaced, looking for sure that they're looking for to looking for me to to attention. ready see the pictures here and from the coordination denying me that the weight to face with the people are probably not being along the sides. now you can see that people are leaving their own places on gardens. so you have people and they're really, really desperate. did they also like one of the main

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 even now it extends to 11 on there is no good coming out of design as atrocities that what good have they done previously that we protested in front of the american embassy like it does because we all know about what the world does not deny that america, but that is the only country that is standing next to israel until now. america supports and justifies a forms of genocide and is really bump eric crimes against the palestinians. this rally like many across the country is a clear reflection of any need for us long standing support for the palestinian costs. and those are the only one over the weekend. thousands have gathered in front of the u. s embassy interest part us being in solidarity with palo side as the war. 6 largest muslim majority countries, indonesia has persistently called pardon and to bloodshed, also calling palestinian independence. the peo

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.

that within they moved to state solution and the base it on the basis of un resolution previous agreements and international would use a level as the capital of both states, the u. n. stands ready to support all these efforts. i think 0 mfc missed your done the. when's land said there's still an expos, it if you're doing them it and all that power loops sort of a throat. i've set them. i don't want the all the state of palestine is the president allow me a thoughts it to thank you for your decision to personally preside over this meeting and to express our appreciation to the ministers who are taking part in this open debate. allow me also to thank the briefer mister poto insulin and threw him the united nations as our organization continues trying to uphold its sacred mandate. despite repeated is that our attacks against the u. n. it's secretary gentlemen and it's 1st and that mister president, or in the words of the un high commissioner for the human rise. and they quote, the darkest moment over the guys that conflict is unfolding in the north of the strip where the israelis military is effectively subjugating an entire population. the bombing siege and the risk

and ultimately, the mission is going to be staying put, at least in the short time the u. n. has, has been quite clear on that. and the insightful community will need to continue putting diplomatic political pressure on old policies to the complex to observe the law. and make sure that the peacekeepers are able to continue to do that job. do you think that changes need to be made to unit bills mandate and live in? i mean, are we talking about possibly, you know, blue helmets replacing the peacekeepers? well, i don't think we're going to politically see any changes from the security council here. un peacekeepers are not designed to go in and fight to anatomy and that, that's a key piece. and that's why, you know, phil was deployed in the late 19 seventy's because that was a ceasefire in place and a peace agreement. and they will also be important going forward in the future. that hopefully we will see a peace agreement in some short time. and the peacekeepers will be there to monitor that see fire in the future as well. i know you said you don't think that i'm going to feel wil

u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. and of course, the dw will bring you more news from the european parliament's debate later today. do stay tuned for that. here now some other stories making headlines around the world as we speak serious state broadcast or says 2 people were killed and another 3 injured. and is really here striking the capitol, damascus. israel has carried out hundreds of strikes inside syria in recent years, but rarely acknowledges or discusses the operations. according peru has sentenced the former president del 100 to legal to 20 years in prison for corruption. toledo was convicted of accepting more than $35000000.00 in bribes from the presumed construction giant owed to brent. at least 6 people have died in cuba. after hurricane oscar slammed into the east of the country. officials say up to a 1000 homes have been damaged in guantanamo province. weather conditions are further complicating work on restoring electricity. followin

now, banjo has legs to both the labor party and the u. k. n, the democrats in the us have been very well documents that you on months can actually re access to the news, saying it's a criminal organization, and that this means more. meanwhile, donald trump wants to hold the british government accountable for their plates and interference. i write on behalf of donald trump for president 2024, incorporated, to request an immediate investigation into blayton for an interference in the 2024 presidential election in the form of a parent illegal for a national contributions made by the labor party of the united kingdom and accepted by harris for president the principal campaign committee of vice president campbell at harris. so you can probably minister a rush to justify himself saying the party is not doing anything illegal or new for that matter. they're doing it in their spare time. they're doing it as volunteers, they staying, i think with all the volunteers over there. that's what they've done in previous selections. that's what they doing in t

the breaking news on all t international is really low, make his agree to ban the u. n. a didn't see the palestinian refugees from working in the country. as all the israel accused, the underwater of involvement and last year is october 7th terror attacks, which the organization has to not to just capital cities. these thousands of all positions support is protest in front of paul limits following the announcement of the ruling policies. victory for the valley and the doctor early hours or the pro western president, just more people to hit the streets, claiming the vote was rigs by russia. despond admitting there's no proof, especially since the old position to simply believe that tacit. and if there's been a long time since india on china assets to complete military disengagement along the disputed boulder, somebody just a soft, a commercial agreement was reached at the port summit to rush the a very warm welcome. this is on the international coming to life for most go with the very latest world news updates. it's good to have you with us. we're starting to out with some

and according to u. n. inflammation, 800000 of people have fled to 11 on since the extensive fighting started 10 days ago in syria is they are in the country with which uh i live on on, has a land for to, apart from israel. so many people here think that the it, is there any chance to flee to syria if they cannot take any airplanes? and if they cannot leave the country through the air. so the most not crossing was very important to civilians if they want it to leave to syria. but it is also very controversial as the the is really ami has blamed. has paula for using this crossing to import weapons from syria into lab on, on, reports have shown that ever since destroyed last night. the traffic in front of the border crossing has come to cold. no, iran's for administer has landed a inmate route. we know, of course, that iran is a major backer of hezbollah. what can we expect from his visit? for the, for the visit is a very important a visit for the members off has fall off the killing all of their lead a hous

u. n. says it intends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. what corresponds to been read good just following the story of the european parliament instruct berg. i asked him what you nations have at stake in the unit field mission in lab. and though a dozen other say can further europeans because the europeans are providing the bulk of the 10000 soldiers that in you fill the italian site in the lead with 1000 soldiers on the ground. the german for this, it provides $120.00 and as a spanish general. now the commander of you. and if you, this is if you want to say that the, the european footprint is in this conflict and do your pin union clearly wants to maintain this united nations true on the ground. it's therefore 4060 as now. so 5 was not successful to prevent the conflict, but still the european se, maybe we need a new, a renewed mandate so that you do feel that. so just to also able actually to fight back vendor under attack of cause the, you condense all the tags, 5 so

to that. they were kind of briefings that it was seen from the u. n. is being kind of to political into kind of part of then if you were to arrive that and now arriving at this event from ukraine, your perspective is basically giving, letting me put you a photo opportunity and a good kind of bolstering pritchens efforts to show that he is not isolated because the you and give it perspective saying that it's totally normal for you and general 6th street to turn up to these brick summit. some of that has happened in the past . but certainly that picture of something that people had a very unhappy about seeing when it comes out. and there's a general feeling that, you know, russia as a school council member just has that kind of legacy position that it just is kind of seems part of the 1st of whatever rush it does at the un hierarchy. still gonna engage with it in a way that it wouldn't, you know, take a risk for ukraine so that certainly some people who are very unhappy right now. it's been almost 3 months since bangladesh has former prime minister shakes

they do in their original english starting with the quote here, the time is now to suspend these rails membership of the 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 alb

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

glasses, hospitals are functioning, but not offering from services due to a lack of stuff in the basic equipment. on friday, the u. n. special arrival to on house used a new to met aside to describe the widespread in systematic attacks. my as well on house case workers and facilities. and as of wednesday, the world health organization says it's been full to postpone the next phase of its polio vaccination in campaign. those people don't receive a 2nd those the vaccine won't work. the victoria rose is a reconstruction, plastic surgeon who's worked in gaza. she told us about the life threatening injury she treated and the desperate need for move surgeons there to a lot of the general searches of doing what they can when i arrived at nasa in august. there were people that had been waiting 2 months to see a plastic surgeon. so i operated on a young boy who had been hit in the face by a piece of a metal masonry. it had last raised his lips to the extent that he couldn't eat and taking the tip of his nose. now nobody should do anything about that. and he sat for 2 months waiting for somebody to arrive to fix that. and whe

escalate the situation and try to send in more is really troops into lab and on still ahead on the algebra lifeline, some palestinians targeted in one year of war and garza, the u. n. workers, stuff of the west test. so in any conflict the, to hello. very welcome to look at the international forecast. lots of wind and rain across central and western pots. so if you're a big fan of cloud here, just coming right out of the west to sort of the met, it's raised some heavy down pulls. this is very active cold front nother area, but i pressure will pa this way in from the atlantic. and then this is what remains of what was higher can cook. that's going to push towards the ip here and financially over the next couple of days. that's the system. bring a big down, pulls that across southern france into a police, switzerland, my wife at the outset, some really heavy right into northern pass of italy central areas to things on lobby down polls. and that is lucky to cause some localize on flash flooding. whether we're able to watch the northwest impact so fronts and then here comes what was pining in very, very strong winds damaging wayne's flooding rains that are running acr

they're competing with just 8 days to go until the u. n. president, you as well the presidential election, the georgias president leads a protest in front of condiments, telling, angry or positions supports us. the election results was afford, the israel's paul elements bossed a controversial binding. the un agency for palestinian refugees from operating them on was condemned to move calling. it's a dangerous precedent. israel repeated the target to the agency during its one, gaza in an effort to dismantle and discredited no to day reports from jordan's capital, among because israel's bandages 0 from reporting inside israel. israel legislates the ban on underneath the you an agency mandated 75 years ago by the un general assembly to serve palestinians uprooted by israel in 1948. the see the legislation was proposed by members of nuts in y'all's recruit party. and one of the support of a solid majority of parliamentarians from across the political spectrum. the bill prohibits the un agency from working directly or indirectly, the occupied p

u. n. g. first trip to russia since a full scale invasion of ukraine, 2 and a half years ago. the code for the implementation of a us initiative to prevent future conflicts. we must finish and investigate the machine, the piece. this includes the farms to make the united nation. so go to the goal. assume reflective of today's well the fact for the future it includes the important steps on these documents, including the 1st multi letter agreement or nope, we have these arguments in more than a decade and steps that the best weaponized ation develops of space and use of lead solo total moves, weapons across the board. we need to piece so sure thing your, you and things have gone into russia in the middle of its escalating world with you cried. i asked you what patrick, from the con, the endowment for international peace in washington dc. i think it would have been better if the secretary general had not gone, particularly at this time of the risks handing a propaganda victory to vladimir putin. that said his message at the meeting was not one that was totally comfortable to mist

so a lot of rhetoric going around and we're gonna have to see how this all play pans out the genocidal violence. that's how the u. n. specially rep to full palestine. his describe what is going on in gaza wanting the thoughts of valve and to spreading to the west bank, which has so far resulted in the depths of a $170.00 children. the developments on the grounds are, are gruesome and it is long because they are toys. since the beginning, the d d d d, the violence, the genocide, the violence that they have described in my 1st report. it 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 on infrastructure roads energy grieves, 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 policy and so being killed, assert, and killed in gaza, including 17000 children. how to explain the $700.00 over $700.00 policy and have been killed in, in the west bank, including $170.00 children. now, following the harbor marks o

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 crisis. i think the tongue, this is a tragedy here, which is that until a few years ago, the multilateral peace and security architecture, including the african union, the united nations, the regional organizations, they are the company and to governmental authority on all of the development they, well, a functional not maybe not in the past as functional as we would have liked, but they were able to convene incredible piece towards they were able to deployed peacekeepers that no longer exists. that entire process has been demolished and it's being essentially demolished by the middle east and powers who are fighting a war in a way that they fort was in yemen in syria. and olivia, they're fighting the same sort of cynical proxy war in so don't. and they always have to step back and say on the, the cost of the humanitarian societal catastrophe. the destruction of the sudanese state, the mass, death of certain these p

u. n. agency helping palestinians in garza to make is overwhelmingly voted for a bill binding and running from operating inside israel. the u. n. says the decision could cause the whole humanitarian protesting garza to collapse. we'll say coming up, john and he wants to ron of serious consequences. off to iran, execute a german. it rained in distance on, disputed terrorism, charges on size and rally outside parliament into police. the officer, the pro russert georgian dream party.

to attend the summit hosted by i put in keys for administrative says the meeting damages the u. n's reputation. world leaders from $36.00 countries are attending the event, which is the largest diplomatic gathering in russia since it's full scale invasion of ukraine began to 20 to let's get the view from ukraine. now dw is corresponding to connelly joins us from ukraine's capital. keep nick, the fact that russia is waging war against ukraine has not put off world leaders from attending the brick summit in russia, the united nations secretary general antonio terrace is also there and we'll meet present purging today. ukrainians. pretty upset about that, aren't they? that's right, terry, there has been pretty room resolute criticism of this visit from key if seen from here it kind of smacks of double standards because you might remember that when you crane held its 1st piece summit in switzerland earlier this year, guitars didn't turn up to that they were kind of briefings that it was seen from the u. n. is being kind of to political into kind of part of then if you were to arrive that and now a

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