u. n. well, comments, news of a truce between israel. 6 and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and an exchange of 50 of the hostages held and gaza for palestinian prisoners in is really jails. leaders are calling for the pause to be extended because there is no waiting desperately need of aid. while relatives anticipate plans for their loved one return and each plus the exit polls and the dodge elections, but heard builders, freedom party in a clear lead. the far right anti is land populous leader. now freeze is a challenge and funding partners willing to form a government with the and there you really welcome to the program and you and then governments around the world have welcome the truce between israel and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and the release of dozens of hostages guitar acted as mediator and has confirmed the framework. here's a look at what it covers. a mosse will free 50 of the hostages. it took in the october 7th to her attack on israel, a $150.00

u. n. well come it's news of a truce between is. 6 and how much the deal includes a pause and fighting and an exchange of 50 of the hostages held and gaza for palestinian prisoners in is really jails. leaders are calling for the pause to be extended cause us now waiting desperately needed aid, while relatives anticipate plans for their loved one return and plus the exit polls and the dodge of election foot heard builders fried.

u. n, well, food program will help organizations for nearly the entire population as in desperate need of assistance assistance which isn't coming. or we challenge looks at what this means for people on the ground and gaza. the hour by a family waits for winter in the rubble of what was once that how the mounts to feed include image and his wife. i'm a 6 children. the daughter in law and 2 grandchildren and the temperature is starting to full will last last minute bit to build a solid man. i tell you the truth. i slept the house with a cloud software to pray my door for a suffering from the cold. and i swear i come by her winter clothes, they sleep with other sheltering families as a you and school in southern gaza spots. they prefer days at the shop at home. and this was minute though, since then my the so when the, oh, i'm glad the we come here to escape the noise, the diseases and the flu that people suffer from at the school. we find a house more comfortable, although we were afraid of the bombing. this is an intimate view into a humanitarian disaster on a vast scale. and one that is

u. n. well, food program has what people are facing, extreme food shortages bakery use of shot down due to the bombing of a lack of fuel shops and struggling to restock. the pile of thing and red crescent says about 420 trucks carrying a across into gauze assessor type of the 21st before the 7th of october, because they used to receive up to 858 trucks. daily. rarely at my colleague tom mccray spoke to cindy mccain, the executive director of the world food program. she explained how difficult it is to get food into gaza. a rough crossing itself is it is a little bit k. i think it's a little bit confusing because it's really not very big. and so you're, you're jamming a lot of things into a small area. but nevertheless, we have w m p and or, and the other humanitarian agencies. we need a clear pass and be able to get our food and others, and manager and assistance and safely and with and continuously without that people are going to die and they're already done, women and children. first, as you

u. n, as well as a number of other organizations condemned these actions and having post sanctions on these. yeah, i can sit outside interference in the countries internal affairs to be on fat, or the goal will stay the honey a says the gross of onto french and even, and you, western sentiments in a number of african countries you'll see does the answer is given the design for political liberation. this existed in the past. i think this is quite natural. the current food in africa is not directed against from so the west, but against the existing economic system. it is the countries that are trying to pump out the african natural resources. there provoking the events that we're witnessing today, or the be in the current situation. the west has criticizing african countries for their desire for reproach, mentors, russia and china. let's start with the russia in a number of countries, and some african leaders have stated this. there is an opinion the most go is a reliable partner. why do you think that is those braces have to kind of african countries do not want to participate in this strugg

u. n. s. well, this is nonsense because russia is the same. is one of the founders of these organizations. why should we quit? now there are new centers of power and growth emerging in the world to the trends have changed dramatically and they will continue to do so some and there is a need to adapt international organization needs to these trainings and to the already changed and still changing world they should be done fairly initially of course, africa, latin america and asia should be represented. but it seems nonsense to me to close or leave these organizations and being present in creating speaking here at the 9 international cultural for them and st. petersburg. i'm answering questions as well for around 2 hours. it was a very comprehensive, 2 hours. so it will, it take you through some of those main points that he talks about russia having a culture of diversity. he said, you know, this is a multi ethnic country that's made up of many people. and he said russia has always looked unimed braced and celebrated stuff. diversity for its peo

u. n. s. well, this is nonsense because russia is bc is one of the founders of these organizations . why should we quit? is now there are new centers of power and growth emerging in the world. the trends have changed dramatically and they will continue to do so. and there is a need to adapt international organizations to these trainings and to the already changed and still changing world. they should be done fairly. of course, africa, latin america and asia should be represented. but it seems nonsense to me to close or leave these organizations and then buy it from all the side of it says interface . but now what we can join, auntie is charlotte density? so it's all it's present put in that saying it's all about. and that thing and not exiting. can you take this through what he had to say? that's right present in preteen speaking here at the 9 international cultural for him in st. petersburg on answering questions as well for around 2 hours. it was a very comprehensive, 2 hours so it will take you through some of those main points that he talked about russia having a culture of diver

well the u. n. is wanting that causes pregnant women are particularly at risk and 50000 women in the territory a pregnant at the moment with more than 5000 to, to give the 1st month doctors one. but they all overwhelmed by emergency cases, which i have to prioritize. medical facilities are on the massive strain, endangering neo natal intensive care and sincerity and sections will set a. hendricks is un women deputy executive director of paula saying she enjoys this from you. your welcome to the w. so what source of fight awaits the more than 5 and a half 1000 women who are due to give the incomes of this month? still thank you. we're seeing with the drastic escalation of violence, a severe impact on the lives of women and girls, which you and women is deeply concerned about. the 5000 women who are due to give birth this month. we'll face hospitals that are at an unprecedented level of devastation. not only with an overwhelming number of injuries and critical shortages of medical personnel, but also

felt that was the delays rebecca ritter's reporting for us from jerusalem. rebecca, thank you or well the u. n. a says that it is deeply shocked after is really airstrikes hit to you and run schools this weekend, killing dozens of people seeking shelter at the facilities. the palestinian authority president my what a boss has repeated his request for you as president and joe biden, to intervene to stop these really military operation and gas them. this comes in mid washington's calls for garza and the west bank to be reunited after the war. that bodies, the debris lay strewn in the office tomorrow. so i'm gonna talk to you and school. we'll know the details of what happened and not to yet to clear, which is a start combined to the civilians are paying the highest price. so this was the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded to a ceasefire. palestinian president of mood of ass. oh it's more you'd be allowed into gaza and cold. so the us president, professor, i like israel, a leo at the isn't, i mean today i address us president joe biden, who bear

the reason for accessing the blinking is i met with senior officials and well, let's start with the egypt cut out of the u. i e n. saudi arabia, as well, our latest called for an immediate cease fire, the us state secretary reiterated washington's opposition to that of you, and you would give hum us time to regroup over now. it's want to use uh rachel black. when she picks up the story, starting with another, of lincoln's reason stops. that was in drama a while us secretary of state mc blinking is on yet another tour of the middle east . and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank, where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip. even of civilian deaths continue to climb with children making up nearly half of the casualties from israel's been boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated . the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for him off. take

through by early evening on monday for to hear it. trucks have costs and the other direction well below what the u. n says this need it. now this comes of us secretary of state down near blinking has visited dorothy, which is the latest stop. and there's shuffle, diplomacy aimed at finding solutions to the stress of how much conflict he only met dorcas for them. and as to how confident and, and cut off relations between israel and the key all straightened with the doctor's compliment ocean. as sure as to stop with attack some guys of and refusing to condemn us blinking set the us is pushing for multi monitoring. it's through each god. so the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys is taking on the palestinians on man, women and children in god's and innocent civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day of we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that, and i think you'll see in

well below, watch the u. n. says, is needed. now this comes as us secretary of state down. he blinked and has visit the doki, which is the latest stop and his shuttle diplomacy in the findings to you. since to these threatened homeless conflict, he audio macbook a squad in minnesota. heck on see done. and on kind of relations between israel and to keep all screened with the darkest compliment, urging that stress to stop its attacks on gaza and refusing to condemn him on lincoln set the us is pushing for more fuel monitor age to reach scott the the, the deep concern here for the terrible told the guys us taking on the palestinians on men, women and children in god's edison civilians. a concern that we share and that we're working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that that assistance can expand and in significant ways. so t

well, sarah hendricks use the u. n. women, deputy executive director of a policy earlier, she gave me this assessment of the impact of the conflict on women and girls in the current situation and gaza is absolutely catastrophic. and really the impact on women and girls will be is devastating. it's likely to be lifelong, we're really talking about nothing less than the survival of women and girls. that is at stake. a few numbers that are important to keep in mind. you and f p a estimate. so there are around $50000.00 pregnant women in gaza. that's about a 180 women giving birth every day. they're doing this in without health care facilities without proper sanitation in the streets and mid level in their homes. they're giving birth and overcrowding shelters. there are also 788000 or more women and girls that have been displaced from their homes. these are women that are in overcrowded shelters, that are seeking safety from air strikes, a mixed absolutely unspeakable conditions. they lack access to food to water, to priva

u. n. again, you know very well how this all works, but do you sense a, a growing sense of discord in the global community? if you think we will see more ties being count, i think what we are witnessing right now is that the died of global opinion has moved decisively against is right. and in sort of data with the better students. i think they're several indicators of this one. so here we know that the majority of countries, in fact, for most of the tubs, voted for the seas, fight in the u engine and assembly. so you can see that in the us and these right who oppose the resolution. you know, they were defeated. second uh, as you mentioned more and more countries are separate, that ties with it's valued or recording that investors treat. i think another indicator is that the pro palestinian protest across the world just growing and intensity. and then there is a momentum to that which is really quite unprecedented. and the fault indicator i would say, offered this change in the tide of the global opinion, is that we have seen very strong statements from the 18 heads of the u. n. agencies and, and

u . n. america at times is silent. well, as actually, if you were gonna ask me that question, and i was going to answer at all, what doctor finkelstein answer it, but what kind of country does that actually the united states when it comes to iran, russia, china, and that as well. but that's, that's another point that's not teaching children in school and on their sesame street. that's raising children to kill the jews. okay. the media knew that shows that's a different story. okay. all right. i would argue it's not because essentially when you, every night on your news tests tell people that these countries are awful, that's all award start. and that's the reason the ridiculousness of a rock happened as well as afghanistan. but dr finkelstein, i'd like for you to answer his legitimate charge that if your era or come from a palestinian community or any of these and cabinets in places like jordan, you really are being told to hate jews. that sort of undeniable right. well, i'm not going to address that right now. let me addre

well. so that's from a former a u. n. a worker at the human rights office here in new york, but the fact that you're hearing it now from a human rights office. it certainly indicates that they are seeing exactly whatever all the world is also seeing sitting around with the pictures coming out of god. so now for several days, gabrielle is on the, the with the latest for us from the u. n. thank you. gave as well, let's head back to gaza and get the view from the ground that in the south of the gaza strip. taurus of what i was doing is in con eunice for us topic, we know that the bombardments have also been continuing in the south. what have you been seeing here? yes, the is really a relentless attacks from the south of the gaza strip and even in the northern and central areas of it, 2 or 3 continues. during the last our residential building was level to the ground and devalue of refuge account. it's also important to mention that this comp has been a hit on multiple occasions by the israeli occupation forces to my success h

u. n. agencies relationship with israel and as well. this one is why it said that tip is full. on the shelf is housing dispatch. people have been paid, so my understanding is there was a question, was whether it's late to strike in the north was against underscore, but it is clear from the fact that 70 over 70 on the stock members have been killed, that the full. so you my last load of facilities to being his in the, to get the case. and i went to number a, j, the 2000 and full table. they notified date is way the army, all the gps coordinates, all every single of the facilities. so whether or not under as being targeted by contrast, because that's in the minds. and the whole fee is really funny, but the fax is uninstalled to being held under facilities of being killed. they know the gps coordinates julia, right conclusions. chris, as it related to that, it's now $72.00 unreal staff members who have been killed since october the 7th. that's a huge, huge un desktop. will that be accountability and what routes do exist because it's a it's a very good question of hearing the clear

u. n. a is a case as well, of using fuel as a weapon of war. since the beginning of the conflict off the move in a month, israel has allowed a single truck carrying about $24000.00 leases of diesel to end to gauze. the through the roof of crossing. the fuel is only meant for un trucks to distribute aid and not for use in hospitals. all the critical assembling needs. you and refugee agency says it needs a 160000 leases a few every day for its basic humanitarian work. well, the head and raw has wound that by the end of wednesday, around 70 percent of the population of gauze a will be without clean move on without fuel. the solid ation cons generations and pumping stations will have stopped working on the fuel crisis. has of course hit hospitals, the honda is gone, so as long as hospital al she for needs up to $10000.00 lease is a fuel per day. was forced to suspend services due to lack of fuel. we've also had from telecommunication companies that were expected to run out of fuel today, the state needing to serious network breakdowns. let's go bac

u. n. has accused, as well as using fuel as a weapon of war since the beginning of the conflict. often more than a month, israel has allowed a single truck carrying about $24000.00 leases of diesels and to gauze the through the rafa crossing. but the fuel is there only meant for you and trucks to distribute aid, not for use in hospitals, all the critical, somebody needs. the you and refugee agency says it needs a 160000 meters, a fuel every day for its basic humanitarian work. ahead of law has wound that by the end of wednesday, around 70 percent of the population in gaza will be without clean water on without fuel. the selling nation plants generates as i'm pumping stations will have stopped working on the fuel crisis. has of course hit hospital was the honda is gone, says largest hospital, all she needs up to 10000 liters a fuel a day and was forced to suspend services because of lack of fuel. what was the hearing that telecommunication companies are expected to run out of fuel on thursday, needing to serious network breakdowns, monetary and conditions have reached critical levels in gaza

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well this comes as the u. n. special water to on palestine has caused doubt of israel's grounds for waging. it flew questioning whether it can actually apply to the current situation. i cannot claim the right of such defense against the fact that a monday from the territory it took to buys uh, from a territory that escaped under belligerent occupation. and this is not only does exist in the jurisprudence of the i c, j. in general. it's also being said in the case of your provide policy and territory. when we put the question of self defense as well as its limits on some concerns regarding this conflict up the debate, this folks passed in for the fact that reform us democrat fraction of palestine to meet for delani, and is really john list roby bob and gave us that takes and i'm truly hoping isn't this really that these really air force is somehow justifying each and every bomb it doesn't. busy very targeted, i know it's hard to believe that there are so many miller military targets, but i just do want to point o

well, you have to do is look at the u. n. schools in gaza. why are you looking up? i'm, i am hearing something i said to me, that's right over our heads. stay close to the story without you 0 freight companies, fig passports, international bikes, and the proceeds of organized crime. in purple, she's begging p l. a. bunch on the picture. in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world. to a journalist, go in search, i'll be tale and mafia. 13 months, the longer part 3, on a jesse, you know, it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb into someone's help, the insignificant in numbers, the insignificant, ideologically, that is significant, even as a crime game does, very significant. by dictating the government's default of policy, thou shalt not count. tom said the radicalized youth series on our to 0. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and tell mccrae this is the news our life from coming up in the next 16 minutes. and as early as tri could southern gaza, an area meant to be safe for the in $10000.00 palestinians has now been killed in t

u. n. at this juncture, as well. uh, what's happening now, it's moving in the right direction of close friends. when it comes uh that you may need to impose the release of what stages we need the these pauses to be renewed again and again. but we need more. we need to reduce of all those stages. we need to move to a permanent humanity untruth. and we need to move to assist fire. this should be the priority step by step, but see shouldn't be the priority. okay, how do you get to a permanent ceasefire? well, we need to convince every one of the 2 set of issues. the 1st one is the right, the fees ready to defend itself. of course, after what happened on september, on october 7, we don't do not change this, but the protection of citizens, one, the, and the humanitarian relief should be probably dies, of course. so we need to add the civilians to be protect the not to be attacked. we need to, you may need to release to increase and to get there, we need a full for which this fire as soon as possible. when you say we need

well, the u. n. c. amount of terry and chief, it says it's refugee agency if palestinians is unable to keep up with the humanitarian needs and gaza. lawson. griffith was briefing in the states in new york. our correspondent give with alexander, has been for more than 70 united nations. 8 workers have been killed in gaza since october 7th when the current hostilities began on friday. here at the un martin griffith. the talk to you and humanitarian official became emotional when you begin speaking about those losses. one of the terrible things about that, those killings of the most of the happened in the homes of those people and they have been killed with their families. i think it's the highest number of you and stuff close to the conflict that united nations is providing shelter for more than 650000 displaced people in gaza. but an official said that the bomb bard meant by israel has become so intense, even the united nations cannot guarantee the safety of the people that need it the most. we've had

well, the u. n. has warned a high risk assignment in gaza if the distribution of food age comes to an end. people are experiencing severe shortages of basic food supplies. the world food program says it's deliberate food to more than a $120000.00 people. since we started to cease far because that's not nearly enough . the one is calling for an uninterrupted supply of food into gaza. to avoid catastrophe, you will not speak to cause and i will kind of who's an owner was spokesperson joining us from occupied is through so then thanks for your time with us. and i'll just 0, just give me your overall assessment as when or why uh, to the situation in gaza as it stands right now. so you are so kind to do the evening and thank you for having me. matter of fact, as the only way is a belonging to the united nations and is the biggest organization, then the guys that we do, whatever we can and all the to have for the policy unions to listen to. but those are within these, the circumstances. and the results of

well, i think in general, the u. n. has to start thinking about organizing. certainly, sanctions against history, israel search, serious economic sanctions, arms and bar goes diplomatic sanctions. the u. it has to do something. right. they cannot just say, oh, it's bad to kill journalists bad to blow up. hospitals look bad to kill children. they have to ask like in the international body. ready to prevent these types of crimes and frankly to prevent genocide and that is their duty. that is why the united nations was founded afterward. ready or to a nation, you know, get, get to do with that. done. always a pleasure to, thanks for coming on the program and that's the dunk of alex human rights. so tony, thank you. thank you. well sorry, ray b as cloud principal haven't been so mom has called for an end to the war in gaza on the quote force displacements of palestinians of the statement made during the sound. the african summit in re at the windows nadine work and then what the gather struby space and from meal true sold charging of civilians, violations of inte

well. me and my which the u. n . found was committing genocide against its range muslim population off to the genocide after the could. in main matter fees, like israel was selling weapons to the, to latest off to the co and after the genesis. now, i'm not saying that the only nation the will to does that. the reason i put this sort of stuff in the book is so much of media framing is well rusher and trying to sell a whole format. so weapons to dictate ships around the world, which they do as to the americans of course. but the difference is when it's framed in the media rusher in china, also bad america, israel noble in good next. really? that's nonsense. the alms industry, by definition is ongoing in near russian and trying to sell a level for weapons around the world. no one's denying that i mean the evidence and that's i have a well me as does america, america does it on the 5 biggest scale. but what sort of less known is he's really um, stealing around the well the some of these awful dictated shapes and why they

well. me and my which the u. n. found was committing genocide against its range muslim population off to the genocide after the could in may in minor fees like a israel was selling weapons to the, to latest off to the, to and after the genesis now i'm outside of the, in the nation. the will to does that, the reason i put this sort of stuff in the book is so much of media framing is well rusher and trying to sell a whole format as a weapon. city type of ships around the world, which they do as to the americans. of course, but the different saves limits find in the media rusher and china, also bad america. israel noble and good. next really, that's nonsense. the alms industry, by definition is ongoing in near rusher and trying to sell a lot of also weapons around the world. no one's denying that i mean the evidence and that's i have a well me as does america, america does it on the 5 biggest scale, but what's solid list known as these riley um, stealing around the well the some of these awful dictated ships and why th

u. s. o n d from his right is to this well, nothing you're told from blinking. he will again say we want israel to conduct the war within humanitarian law, international rules of war. and when the children and women are killed by a time fighting and miss out them, it's hard then for him to stand up and say, well that this is justified. and he realizes that and he realizes how difficult that would be. so that is why he made no mention of this, but yet again, talked about how she might have to the law has to be followed. i was speaking to someone eliot this week from a think tank in washington, who said it's almost like a thing. they have to say they've got to follow humanitarian law international law, but nothing ever happens if the doing so these really is log you that they didn't talk to women and children deliberately. there was some operational reason for what they did. and we may get some sort of explanation from these, or at least in the coming hours. but it's very rare that they would comment immediately after. and of course, we've seen in numerous occasio

u. n. and other agencies say are needed in the territory. well here in germany, there is also hope that the hostages who hold german citizenship will be among those released of course, and many of the people kidnapped by him us are you will citizens. as we mentioned earlier, this includes members of one family from the keyboards, berry, whose house was burned during the october 7th terrorist attacks. a relative told dw, that 11 family members were taken hostage that day. 8th, are still believed held hostage in garza for those are german citizens, including 2 small children among the families hoping to be re united with loved ones or some with roots going back to the crimes of the nazis in germany, 11 members of the show, home of a dory family were killed or kidnapped by him. us the youngest, 3 years old. your old navy, and 3 year old, the a hell siblings snatched by how most terrorists, the whole family ripped apart? no, they may just be coming home for grandfather dillard, the beginning of the end of a living nightmare. i go to had them use them

well, that was the conclusion made by the u. n. women, executive director of the un security council meeting on the humanitarian situation in gosh, for you and charge it on. the global nodes are tracking flagrantly ignored. and as we abandoned the instruments of multilateralism, the volume of arms transfers and the market value of arms manufactures sky it. ok before october 7th, 67 percent of all civilians killed in the occupied palestinian territory in the past 15 years where men and less than 14 percent where women and since that dates that's percentage has reversed. we also moon, the more than $100.00. you and colleagues who have died in just a month of this christ. they served the mandate of all the united nations and the principles we have sworn to uphold. and they paid the ultimate price for excellence ease before the current escalations. there were 650000 women and girls in dire need of humanitarian assistance in gaza. know that estimates has gone up to 1100000, including the nearly 800000 women internally displaced. while

u. n. bodies. but so far as well has rebuffed oh, this price range, not mounting international pressure for a ceasefire. what would a humanitarian sci fi mean for gaza? and for, for the people like one where i was working to help the people inside the gaza strip and we'd be a huge, really fine getting sound from everything. the dogs on the pacific communities in dogs. i have been going to as well. i mean, we have lost 8989 of our colleagues in this war. since the month of october. it's been very, very difficult for all. this is the highest number of you in an age where there's even any conflict around the world in such a short span of time. indeed. and, and we seen how recently and these aid work cuz are, and how resilience the people in guys that are in the last 30 days. but when we hear, when you hear of a desk to of more than 10000, including 4000 policy and children killed, you know, with 30 days juliet. what is your reaction? been the worst that we do any just as to what's been happening or to the suffering or to degree or to the the heartache all the mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters a

u. n. was formed in 1945 as well that speak to julia to my was on was director of communications. he's joining us from occupied is juice. and juliet good to have you with us again on alger 0. so a $101.00 on right. humanitarian work is killed in the gaza strip since october 7th . tell us about who they were and how your work has been impacted. yes on these are i where do you click some with the friends more than 100 of them have been carried. they were mainly teachers, but also school principals, one doctor and a number of engineers support staff, people who are in charge of safety. for example. many, many of them were kids with members on the 3rd families, some white katie, when they were on their way to bring bread for their families. it's a global day of mourning for the united nations as we remember those cliques and we pay tribute to their service out on a how is your work on the ground been impacted by, by these tests and, and the injuries that your colleagues have sustained. so this is the only one, the challenge and thoughts on right is facing. we're being hits um from dif

well. a me in my, which the u. n. sam was committing genocide against its range muslim population off to the genocide after the could. in main matter fees like a israel was selling weapons to the, to latest off to the, to after the genesis. now, i'm not saying that the only nation the will to does that. the reason i put this to the stuff in the book is so much of media framing is well rusher and trying to sell a whole format as a weapons. the details ships around the world which they do as to the americans, of course. but the difference is when it's framed in the media rusher in china, also bad america. israel noble in good next. really. that's nonsense. the industry, by definition is ongoing and yeah, russian and trying to sell a level for weapons around the world. no one's denying that. i mean the evidence and that's i have a well me as does america, america does it on the 5 biggest scale. but what sort of less known is these riley um stealing around the well the some of these awful dictated shapes and why they doin

well, you have to do is look at the u. n. schools in gaza. beach, why are you looking up? i'm, i am hearing something i said to me, that's right over our heads. stay close to the story without a 0 on counting the costs as well as the war on garza has ended businesses, time the economy withstand a prolonged company. gaza is also replacing the published and such office supplies, a wealth of natural gas, office coastline costs. can alden tina's new president fix the nation's economic crisis? counting the cost on out of there. it was the gruesome murder that shops malaysia to policeman was sentenced to death for shooting a young woman. i'm blowing up a party that was the killing link timberly just highest office, and one on one east road exclusive. one of the convicted pillars breaks the silence to make some space for revelations. measurement a 00 must speaks on out to 0. there are some of the media stories. a critical look at the global news media. on out to 0, government shut off access to social media expo 2023. the world the best to make sure we're starting to join us and

u. n is cooling headed on this. mike level o g 0. well that's and i'll speak to our correspondents on the ground to hire a couple as him. he joins us live from san eunice in the south of the gaza strip tarik, this strike and the last 3 hours of so on elbow rock school, 50 dead. we know there has been strikes on hospitals, so many people have been taking shelter in both hospitals and schools. tell us what you're hearing about, about how that tool been going down, especially as the strikes continue. yes, of the bombings of schools and even hospitals continued since the beginning of this day. just before a couple of hours he was with occupation forces had deliberately targeted the brook school as intimately gone districts that tuck had claimed the lives of around 50 pounds. citizens who were taking shelter inside the school to illustrate me about that, it's worth mentioning that the majority of gaza strip schools become a refuge. refugees are huge, so show to for the majority of displaced people who what slits from the northern areas to the

feelings running high all around the cool suppose is, may well go on heard sketchup on a few of the stories making headlines today. the u. n's nuclear watchdog says it ran has now enriched enough uranium for several atomic bombs. iran denies it's developing nuclear weapons, but the un agency says around has increased as uranium stockpile. traces of also been found. undeclared sites. you case, new foreign minister david camera has traveled to keep on a surprise visit. it's the x prime ministers 1st working trip abroad. ukrainian president, blog and me as a landscape says he is grateful for the support at a time when the conflict in gaza is drawing attention away from you, correct? it was like a court in russia is due to him down it's verdict later today in the case of an art is charged under the country. strict war time censorship laws. alexandra sculpture lanka faces several years in prison after being arrested last year for replacing supermarket price tags with stickers criticising the war, a new crank. she denies the formal charge of knowingly spreading false information about the russian or this is a comic book by russian

u. n. agency helping refugees and the rates and says thousands of displays, palestinians with sheltering and the school buildings as well as military says it's looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of gaza. the aftermath of his bailey strikes the hit to united nations going to school. it's about yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here. people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bread girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly they were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check on the 2 girls i found one martyred into capitated and the other wounded. i move the body with my own hands. i swear to god. i carried a body in my hands. garza's house ministry, which is controlled by him. us said, at least 15 people were killed and this attack been more than 9400 dead in the bottom of the sofa boarding house by his vile hundreds of thousands of fled from the north to the southern part of the territory. as well as military saves its forces, are now also carrying a grand operations in the south. the video is released do not specify locations. there's no s seemingly saf