u. n. was that 150000 people in jobs, i have no way to go. israel is intensifying and ground. defensive is driving desperate thomas to the south of the territory, but nowhere in gases is site. does that list readings and the severe funding across germany? many communities are under voice as rivers and streams. first, the banks will have the rightness full costs for the weekend. the i'm so glad you're welcome to the program. at least, especially people have been killed and many more injured and want ukrainian, the official state is the biggest russian at assault since the war began. government says more than 150 missiles and drug store faces across the country, closing widespread damage designed to infrastructure, as well as industrial and military facilities. schools and a maternity hospital, but among the buildings that military i'm listening to read a mirror in the king's college, london, gave me assessments of his latest russian attack as well. russia has been collecting muscles and preparin

u. n. was having very little effect and the military and government in place called for its departure, therefore it will officially come to an end starting next week. right, so what was said about the citizen conflict to share. so they had to the decision to end that mission to sue data. and there was also some discussion about somalia. the un security council voted unanimously to lift the ban on arms deliveries to somalia. this decision comes more than 30 years after the 1st embargo was imposed. as reports of noted, somalia as government has long as the art for the arms embargo to be removed. so it could be up, it's forces to get not the 16 year insurgency led by the all kind of link militant group i'll ship box. the security council began to partially lift measures on somalia as security forces back in 2013. but somalia is defensive against all. sure . bob has been stalled for months. the representative for somalia so that the country is dedicated to addressing the underlying cause. it's a vi

u. n. was having very little effect and the military government in place called for its departure. therefore it will officially come to an end starting next week. the un security council also voted unanimously to lift the ban on arms deliveries to somalia. this decision comes more than 30 years after the 1st embargo was imposed. as reports of noted somalia as government has long asked for the arms embargo to be removed so it can be thought it's force that you can map the 16 year insurgency, led by the all kind of links militant group option box. the security council began to partially lift measures on somalia security forces in 2013, but somalia is offensive against all sure. bob has been stalled for months, the representative for somalia, so the country is dedicated to addressing the underlying cause. it's a violent extremism in somalia including promoting so associated economic development. in addition to supporting the resolution to lift the arms embargo, the rescue representative noted that russia is providing free food assistance to somalia, which included a delivery of 25000

u. n. was that it's not nearly enough for the hundreds of thousands of displaced people. meanwhile, the us national security advisor has met these ready prime minister in tel aviv take sullivan discussed with benjamin netanyahu. shifting israel's attacks on gaza to low intensity operations is expected to meet the palestinian president. lockwood abbas on friday in a moment. will cross to roosevelt and jordan who was standing by in washington. but 1st of all, let's bring an emerald han he is in ramallah now in wrong. we expect a jake sullivan to head to ramallah in the coming hours. what are you bringing with him and what kind of reception can you expect as well, he means of the palestinian president about ready to boss at a $1300.00 local time. we'll see bringing with him when he's talking about a revamped palestinian authority and concerns over the buttons. visa, really settlers, it's the revamped palestinian authority that is going to be of key interest here. no one really knows what that actu

u. n. was saying that the aid must be increased into a gas of just talk us through, how much is getting in and with the process that it's going through. and obviously what's happening to it once it gets into gaza so far the, the mechanism on the ground is very difficult there in the united nations, the sooner a secretary describe that the difficult does on the ground out. it says it's lacking. major elements do do to be able to deliver uh, 8 to palestinians, displaced palestinian in the northern parts and the southern part. first of all, to start with the inability to get any of those uh, trucks. humanitarians directly into the northern part of their r u. b. is really monetary presence and that prevents crew members of on or one other international juicing of delivering it. but here in the southern part, there is 0 safety to guarantee the work off of the safety of the crew members on the ground as well as a distinctly impossible. we're talking about just a small number of a truck to be unloaded

u. n. was that 150000 people in jobs, i have no way to go. israel is intensifying and ground. defensive is driving desperate thomas to the south of the territory, but nowhere in gaza is site. does that list rains on the severe funding across germany? many communities around divorce as rivers.

tony chung was among the 1st to be convicted under a sweeping national security though imposed by badging. following pro democracy protests in 2019 the u. n. has was the 150000 people in guns. i have no way to go. as israel widens, it's as c and ground defensive against homeless classified a 10 recruit by many countries, thousands of palestinians, mostly women and children, were killed in a new wave of is running the strength of a nice attacks have driven tens of thousands south to the city of rafa on the egyptian border, the no way in garza is considered safe. a warning this report contains graphic images a friend dick search for survivors. and the aftermath of an issue strike on an apartment in russia and gas is sell. an injured baby to is among those clues from the wreckage to risk. it was races to hospital. the width of the injured children are over. i think the we escaped from northern gather and a standing at my sister's house. we came here to rosa and then they hit the neighbor's house which collapsed on to us. we came from the north because they said we'd be safe here. i wish we'd be much, they hadn't least hadn't come here. move

u. n. his was belongs to a neighboring guy on the actual guy who welcome to the program. israel has ordered palestinians to be evacuated from more address around con units the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip . the idea says it is intensifying its campaign in southern gaza to target hamas, which has been designated to a terrorist organization by multiple countries. many of gauze as residents flag to the south of attack street. israel ordered them to leave the north. families and friends gathered outside the alley baptist hospital and gaza city to pray for the victims at the slightest bound of his right in the ash dikes. a mother grieves, so how young daughter to the bodies, the poets and the level in seasons that tip become all too familiar for many and northern gaza. it was here that isabel comes in charge of. most of it's 5 power until now is why it was military is stepping up, it's offensive and southern gaza on sunday it says you didn't you of activation order 10 people to leave areas in unde

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u. n. was engaged in, in discussions in the past where you were trying to bring back is ready soldiers or bodies of his ready assault as an incredibly motive and difficult issue. and so what those families are going through is obviously got wrenching for them, which is why we have to go back to what is the proof of concept, which is to work extra hard on getting those hostages out, as well as getting by the city and prisoners more of whom had been taken in until arbitrate detention since the relates had been taking place. we need to get back into that and not this time just to was humanitarian pauses. because we can see how fragile that is. linda greenfield talked about the, the, you in the us invested with you and talked about sustainable piece. well, the past, the sustainable piece is through via really single hostages and then working seriously on the humanitarian side. so that we can of the monetary and disaster that we are now at that given what would any effects of having the austrian ame

u. n. b was established to ensure that the, you know, it becomes a, a more easily. and it was a 3 and reference point for financial allocation of capital in mobilization of capital for member states of your, of, of the brakes. the us pick up out the brakes payment and settlement system. we should be a new koval call about that. we should speak about that in the same product enough . then the b, its that has been, uh, getting that right. the thing, the public that, that sold to uh, you know, uh, equate similarities in relation to the delilah zation. it's up to, you know, the same thing. what to it intends to do might, is to ensure that there is a break. so family of nations where able to 3, the months, our sales and the 3 it's, it's always the d enable. it should be the settlement on local currencies without having to invoke international financial systems. in regards to that, the type of issue at that obviously miko speaks to the g to in the wrote mag map on the cross border payment system. so it's actually a motor image or what the g 20. yeah. nations us speaking a

u. n was created to prevent conflict and keep the peace and we are now 2 months into a conflict. the is killed at least $16000.00 palestinians. we know that to be an underestimate, most of whom are women and children. as i said, we know most of the world is against this conflict and wants to cease fire the u. n . can compel the ceasefire. what does that tell us about the united nations? as we understand now, that multilateralism and the work of the land is going through severe challenges the situation in gaza. and what's happened since october is, is a really big crisis. but looking back ever since last february was the outbreak of the warranty, praying and rushes invasion. we've seen the security council struggle to make meaningful impact and adopt decisions back impact to one of the permanent members. in this situation, we know that the us has a national interest in working alongside israel and not going through in the un security channel for it by vehicle of diplomacy. but this is not the 1st instance. i'm fortunately won't be the last 4 of the security council is, is paralyze

it was delayed by several days, but so in the words of you, you saw basset or to the u. n. window thomas green field. it was tough, but we got there this time around. it was quite clear that the u. s. was trying to balance, it's support for israel with its reluctance to veto yet another resolution. and so you, a negotiating on behalf of the arab countries really, really worked hard to find a compromise. so you mentioned those sticking points earlier, sticking points on relating to language around the cessation of hostilities. a sticking point also related to the creation of a monitoring make a mechanism to be overseen by the u. n. now this language now has been watered down significantly in this resolution that has now been adopted. so instead of association of all studies, this text now calls for the for on hindered humanitarian access and the creation of conditions towards a cessation of hostilities. and in terms of the u. n. monitoring mechanism, it now calls for the secretary general to create the position of a special co ordinator to facilitate and monitor aid coming

u. n. force was deployed with, with no mandate to forcibly create a border zone, free of weapons, and fighters outside state control. thought it meant 3 was levels for administer. at the time. every morning you'll have somebody as variety or for should a strengthening to either in fade and destroy a implemented as a nurse, and 17 or one by force or get it on the chapter 7. i mean, and i think most of that is, i'm realistic. but in the meantime that are other a diplomatic so many different multics your initiatives, you might want to call them during his last visit to 11 on us mediator amas. hush time raised the issue of land border delia nation as a way to end the conflict. but as well as says, it won't negotiate, as long as, as well as aggression and cause it continues. it also reiterated a red line. we will not this arm because our weapons of.

so those government told the un human rights council that it was basically none of the u. n's business. what was happening inside to done was an internal affair. they said, and the student needs armed forces. so of course of launched attacks. and this strikes intensely populated subsidiaries in the capital, as you said, they were simply doing their constitutional duty. what do you say to a government like that? does it make you angry for the hobby bombing its own people in the capital is just doing its constituted in my textbook and government? that's not, that's not the shipment. what causes those guys government? it's the only government they have the address is people just took it by paula by guns. yeah. look you lifted that no to drive, look at it, but yeah, i mean, those guys just, you know, making. busy a lot of shows in general, those on the f i never have active bouncing this while the african states that african union actually is, is, is suspended. so then that's it. that's all they've done. what else comes they do? what as the problem is applicant here and it hasn't well, jus

before the united nations, it gives us page that was so powerful about the suffering of people in latin america at the hands of the united states. the u. n. and bachelor was george w bush. he'd been rose and shared a lot with everybody else because it was so powerful. but uh yeah, and a release signed his own death warrant with that speech. and then the united states intensified its operations there. and the guy ran the crew that killed the that top of the yeah, the yeah. and they killed themselves with a rifle that was given him as a gift by fidel castro and united states imposed piano shay. and piano shade was a bloody dictator who maintained power there. and the kissinger bent over backwards to support. pity, no shame. so even though this was the norm, as they popular progressive democratic, the government there that was ruling the interest of the people, the g. like, instead of the united states, kissinger was eager to destroy it and he did it. he knew there was no strategic significance to, to write a comment. but that she liked is a dagger pointed at the heart of an article that was very kissinger's words. he knew was now strategic

this was a shows the moment of detonation, the school was reported to be located in the tunnel base. how noon in the u. n. r w. i haven't confirmed the exact location. the idea of claims that hamas was using the you in facility as a stronghold. the u. n. r w a condemned the attack, adding that it was a re quoted more than a 146 injury strikes against it. facilities, including schools sheltering this place, how decisions united nations relief and works agency confirms that the school being hate on the video is only less cool. it is probably in the north or because this trip, since the 7th of october, we have a record of a $146.00 hits on over facilities. and then many schools sheltering to put a student displaced, people saw facilities. what directly hit and some of the hate more than once, or most of what have been broken. by saying what i present besides these are the army detained lane to release a member of the society of a humanitarian mission. the rescue live held by an idea if 4 hours away he was harassed and beaten past in make for the so it was in the about a lot of stuff is slides. what her chlo

entre 0 as guys a bureau chief wide out. bozarth, who was injured in the attack. summer was reporting from a u. n. run school within the southern city of con eunice. when he was hit by shrapnel, eliza succumb to his injuries. a wes, uh, gets it directly by ms. saw you. this is the behavior of the occupation. we, uh, the colleagues of sam that are in the brooklyn vision of journalism. and in as jersey, though, we are always the we are carrying these human message and we are carrying these noble message and we will continue to do our due date with the best and professionalism. and so i was better say, despite the good thing more then a t just and that is and they have to get to the offices because the families of these jet and that is the way they are doing. and now it's the same way. the booming though again, is the brothers team is in guys, the strip we will continue with due date will, will carry our message. the ongoing shutting by the israeli military is said to have prevention. paramedics from reaching a colleague, summer up with dr. before he died. hold on, i've been how many of the reports

somebody was reporting from a u. n. run school in the southern city of con eunice when he was hit by, shrapnel, collated died of his injuries. sweet us uh, get the things directly by image saw you. this is the behavior of the occupation. we uh, the colleagues of sam that are in the proof of the vision of journalism and in as jersey though, we are old, was that we are carrying these human message and we are carrying these noble message. we will continue to do our due date with the best of professionalism and transparency. this by targeting mold then a t. yeah. and that is, and they have to get to the offices because the families of these jet and then is the way they are doing. now it's the same way of doing though. again, as the brothers team is in guys, that strip we will continue with due date will, will carry our message ongoing shelling by the is right in the mid 3. you said to present it preventive, all the paramedics from reaching on colleagues, sound. but i've done that before he died. hold on to how many reports

u. n. special episode was reacting to a video published on ex, showing residential areas raised to the ground and ne goza. now, according to reports, it was idea of soldiers themselves that shed the footage the well, the policy and in the healthcare system is bearing the brunt of these wally invasion. the red crescent organization has accused is where i live rating an ambulance center, underestimates crew and jamalia city in the own slaves north. the humanitarian facility itself is reportedly being besieged and cut off by the adf, with schools of civilian still inside occupation forces. and they did the palestinian red crescent society ambulance center in joliet. and most of the gap the strip this evening, the rest of the crews and paramedics taking them to an unknown location. children and women are still trapped inside the center for the red crescent has since power point that some of itself have been released, but allegedly they were physically abused while in custody at least 8 others are still being held by the adf. it says your organization has been running a make shift medical center i

u. n. s. c. i mean, it was legitimate. and then since the beginning of the somebody else military operation in garza, i'm more than 19000 people have been killed with 70 percent of the victims being women and children. there is a consensus in the world for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and gaza. the only state, besides israel that oppose this, this opposing the entire international community is the united states. well depends . yeah. the that is rails assault on colors that has caused the destruction of 9 t u. n. facilities. and at least the beginning of a 120 un, him mandatory and work is the security council's vote was initially scheduled for monday. and since i was phoned until wednesday, the, our countries involved in negotiations had expressed encouragements that the white task was seeking an acceptable wording on the resolution. but ultimately the u. n. s. seat and never the less failed to reach an agreement on x hex. now the indian foreign minister, recently new said that the u. n. s c can no longer deal with

it was part of the u. n's world food program. they deliver food into war torn garza through this is really border crossing for the very 1st time. many is really is believe there should be no humanitarian aid allowed into gaza. as long as is rules fighting a war with home us. unfortunately, they're over 2000000 palestinian citizens who will suffer from the deprivation of food and water. if that actually happens in a similar vein, the cypress yesterday offered to create a c. carter for the steady flow of humanitarian assistance from cyprus that would sail directly into gaza with united nations personnel living there with distributed it is reported that is really prime minister of benjamin. it's in, you know, is in favor of this initiative, provided that the ships are vetted at the port of departure to make sure no weapons are being smuggled the board. if so, this will be another target on prime minister and that's and now it was back by his right. and we coalition were many members of his government want no aid at all to enter into

the incident is alleged to have happened that the n on building was civilians. with sheltering the u. n. is cooling for an investigation? palestinians have survived several is riley was on gauze and they say they've never seen this level of brutality in previous was. and i know, you know, i'm with him about sick this. i've been sending me on 7 to 6 year old and have even so many was on conflicts in my life. you know, but i haven't seen anything like this model to see a level of destruction and systemic heating the civilians vision. okay. um and what is going on as an adult munition about that? it's something that's really surprising to me that these things are actually, you know, happening. we don't expect this type of thing. and or i feel like you know more, everything should be fair. everything should be accounted for. everyone should be held responsible for their actions. i feel like this story is insane to me that people are being executed in the garden city. uh those are, are people you know it's, it's difficult to hear that's crossover now to thought of cable. i zoom in the off

was hit. since the 7th of october, u n. r w, a recorded over a 146 hits on u n. r w a facilities. among them many schools sheltering palestinian displaced people. some facilities were directly hit and some were hit more than once. you went, facilities must be protected at all times and kept out of harm. not doing so is a violation of humanitarian law. all rules of war has been broken they supposed to be released on monday, shows the moments of the destination. the schools were supposedly located in the town of bayer to noon, although b and ross hasn't concerns an exact location. the only the claims that announced was using the un facility as a stronghold. and as the is wally ground innovation in northern gauze, the rages on local journalist mohammed football filed this report from the rapid step of layer refugee con, which one's house over a $100000.00 palestinians to this is how the sea looked following the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the jamalia comp area, specifically the area of course, the cya ruins and destruction routes against the people and

facilities the, the, the says, the moment of destination, the school was reported to be located in the town of big how noon. literally u. n. r w a hasn't confirmed the exact location. the idea claims that how much was using the un facility as us from home. the u. n. r w a condemned the attack, adding that it has recorded more than a 146 is what he strikes against. instead of these in schools sheltering displaced was the. 6 united nations relief and works agency consumes that the school being hate on the video is only was cool. it is probably in the north or because as trip since the 7th of october, we have a recluse over $146.00 hits on own roof facilities. and then many schools sheltering to put a student displaced, people saw facilities with directly hate. and some of the hate more than once, or most of what have been broken. because seeing right present says there is really all i mean detained and later released a member of the so sorry to i'm a humanitarian mission. the rescue. it was held by the idea of 4 hours where he was harassed and beads and passed in would present. so i just let us know about stuff describes wh

was met with so well organized. unfortunately, to focus we have no doubts about the carol b, u. n. d u. s. and igniting, encouraging and directing people, was allowed minority using fraud, i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operations in reality, as you had started in 2014 and pressed with these violent overthrow of the elected president of the crane to combine a move and batteries and use it by the united states. and the european union intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal in its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out. but russia very clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs now uh the us delegation and us representative. the british delegation and the british representative and the albanian delegation actually walked out while the information was being prese

u. n said the draft resolution that was brought forward by the united auto memories cooling for a ceasefire. in guys it was and i quote, divert divorced from a reality and would not move the needle forward on the ground in a concrete way before the boat. robert, where do i just a quoted there, told reporters is not an issue about isolation. it's an issue about what we think is best to try to end this conflict as soon as possible and also to help facilitate more humanitarian assistance is going into a gaza. there's been a push by our up country. so had a meeting earlier today with the secretary of state and the blinking pushing it for the cx 5. and with this and you go, there will not be an accident off of the united nations of to the us. once again used it's vito in the security council. right? no surprise, of course it's a israel spoke out to a games the resolution that's right. spoke out against the resolution, saying that as the site is only possible, once him us is a defeated, the united auto memories, the only or a country that is part of the permanent council had put as some pressure

percent of the home staff are considered uninhabitable. among those killed only thought today was the u. n. 8 walk and his family. they don't ident stripe on golf, the city that claim $76.00 nights in total. so what was the, bring in now life, john, let's months or shame of who is in hong units and has been for whatever months now . i mean, most of we've seen the footage of destruction of view is just for on that screens as well. but you know, back to the, anyone what's really happening, can you just kind of give us a sense of what the real situation on the ground right now is the thank you. so i ask uh, i originally lived in the city, but i moved to con units around the 2 months ago when we were asked to go south thinking back to the state for the here and the seeing the videos of the destruction, especially in the downtown ok eunice, i was walking there only 2 weeks ago during my shopping as like you, somebody for 6. so it's, it's very sad to see what's happening there. the 1st humans here kind of keep up with the numbers. i mean, vice now it's at least 20500 that's have been murdered re

the latest to be killed a summit, i would call, who was reporting from a u. n. run school in the southern city of con eunice when it was targeted in a drone strike. alda, zeros gauze, a bureau chief war, and the death of doors was also injured in the same attack. international calls for accountability for israel's killing of journalist during the for our growing a white house spokesperson express washington's deepest sympathies and condolences for the killing of summit would the cost of the ottoman food was the palestinian representative to the you. when said enough is enough. we'll be discussing why the war and does that has been so deadly for journalists in a moment. but 1st, for the a call reports, this is the price paid by summer advert deka for showing the world what's happening in gaza surrounded by family and colleagues. the body of the veteran alger 0 camera man was laid to rest on saturday, along with his protective di or he had been wearing that clearly identified him as a journalist. summer had been with his colleague law allows covering the aftermat

increase the number of these to whom it, there a trucks and open more than one card or the all was asking the u. n. to increase the, to put pressure to increase the level of that a fuel trucks, a gas cooking trucks. now pass can use this still you uh, using what to call their food this to a living inc. toms and they still need the different things. so posting any medicine, they need the what's a group tense because the 3rd, so seeking and many posting is here, are suffering from different diseases on these, these, the needs of treatment. and here is no uh, uh, hospital physical that there is abuse from the job housing authority hospital. basically it is. uh, it's like a clinic slot. official hospital is low and the oppression, hospitality, crusty off city and drop off. and you will see a high number of homeless people sleeping in the street, the sleeping basically it'd be rich and they are asking people to help the leasing within and make sense for the past is actually helps. the best thing is the high level of this place, both to and spend all 5 city needed for the 1000 tons per day. and they als

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these latest mix paint a vivid image of the was n, u k. governments highly coordinated and we find efforts to develop social media censorship programs. but it seems if those actions push the desired narrative and protect the right interest, any tactics become fair game. all right, let's look at the news for now, but to stay with us, i'm back in 30 minutes with much more by the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the rapid collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused a particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1920.

just areas, garza bureau chief wanted to you was also wounded in the attack sign that it was reporting from a u. n. run school in the southern city of han eunice on friday when he was hit by shrapnel from his writing this i'll strike like the dies of his injuries as we with targets. it seems directly by a messiah. this is the behavior of the occupation. we uh, the colleagues of some of the, in the proof, vision of journalism and in as jersey though we are old, was that we are carrying these human message and we are carrying these noble message. we will continue to do our due date with the best the professionalism. and so i will spell say, this spite targeting mold then a t. yeah. and that is, and they have to get to the offices because the families of these jet and then is the way they are doing, though it's the same way of doing now again is the but his team does in, does that strip we will continue with due date will will carry our message on going shedding by these really minutes where you said to have prevented paramedics from reaching on colleagues somewhat of a doctor before he died. hold on

the admission was the deadliest in the u. n's history with 310 peacekeepers killed in the last 10 years. always military junta ordered the redraw of the union forces back in june. india supreme court has upheld the cancellation 3 years ago of the special status of geometry and cashmere by the hindu nationalist modi administration. the muslim majority region previously enjoyed a measure of political autonomy of the court has also ordered both jumbo and kashmir to hold the state elections. a new draft agreement that the human climate conference and due by water is beyond possible action on limiting global warming. the text is not directly mentioned phasing out fossil fuels, for example, and that appears to be the main stumbling block, the draft cause instead for reducing consumption, a fossil fuels, excuse me, the active is today stormed onto the stage in protest. some participants, including the european union in the us, have rejected the provisional agreement as not going far enough. the cop 28 talks are due to wind down in just the next few of our correspondents. and i don't even how m