u. n. where we're expecting shortly . the security council to meet. they're going to have one of the regular open debate discussions. going to focus on the middle east and what's happening as well . in garza now we will be bringing you more live coverage of this as soon as that that session gets on the way taking on a little bit of extra significance. obviously. this yeah. oh, this time round with everything that's happening in gaza as well as the exchanges between iran and israel. okay, all right, honey. my movie joins us now from the alpha in southern, gaza and hanny. can we start with these discoveries prim discoveries of mold bodies in a ship? a hospital? what are you hearing about that? the more bodies are being discovery then removed it from under the rebels and the 3rd, then sands. they were buried under windows. really, military pharmacy, positive and then just to give us a full context of what happened is your boss that has been informed twice the 1st time. and there's really mandatory, announced that the is your mazda served as a headquarter

u. n. where the security council is due to vote on a resolution, granting callous fine full membership. but will the us once again exercise, it's vito the me the least you still look nice at decent escalations making even more important to support workspace efforts.

u. n, where the security council is due to vote on a resolution granting palestine full membership. but will the us once again exercise, it's vito, the me of the lease is on. it's nice, it's decent. escalations, making even more important to support workspace efforts to find the lasting peace between israel and the fully independent, viable and solving and policy state. hours earlier, the un secretary general call for a de escalation in the middle east saying a failure to support a 2 state solution will only increase volatility. meanwhile, more destruction inside the jobs of israel's air force strikes several areas across the strip, killing thousands of people. we take a look at the winner of this year's world press photo competition, highlighting the human costs of 7 months of war in gauze and preparing for a mom's exercise in democracy. nearly a 1000000000 indians are set to vote in the world's largest effort general election . and i'm teach the same as with all your sports, needs them by indians beat the punjab kings in a thrilling or appeal match. i don't have the latest tweet f

u. n. votes against, you know, where the u. s. is the so, you know, hold out of them together with israel, especially on cause. it just really paints a picture where the us is isolating itself rather than dominating the way it used to, you know, and it's not just adversaries, but also us allies like singapore that have voice to concerns over the us military involvement in the south china sea. why is washington seemingly deaf to those voices from its allies? well, this is, this is the real question. i mean, there, there doesn't seem to be an in game and anything that washington is pursuing. they, they say, well, we're right. and so therefore everybody is wrong or either with us or against us. but where are you going? as the us dismantles the international order that is championed, you know, a post world war 2 people are saying, well, what does this mean? it doesn't mean that you make america great, means that we should become service to you as a sort of some sort of hunger games. movie re enactment with, you know, the us at the cen

not on those flyers where the words printed n y u is a month front. and apparently the, to this reporting. also, there were various allegations of wrongdoing against the a and why you against the university in new york. now that also reported that a m t uh somebody who works in an ambulance of course rushed to the scene and help this man or tried to help this man. somebody used to fire extinguisher. and as you reported that, and you said on the gurney and transported off to a hospital, we don't knowing what condition this individual is but or that that this happens in the 1st place is astonishing because security is absolutely tight around the courthouse and that is due to the trump drive, of course. yeah, it because you know, you wonder how i was able to even get to the place where he was standing when he set himself on fire. and i do, we know, i mean, can we rule out that this act was related to the trial? donald trump hush money trial, that's taking place inside as good question. uh no, we can't rule it out, but i have to say and pardon me for usin

he said in the past, that is a a own where i live at the u. n. right agency of about a senior refugee is facing deliberate and concerted campaign to undermine his operations in gaza at a time when his crucial services are needed by palestinians in gosh, that more than a 170 it own right. i officials working in guys i have been killed since that since isn't as well on guys. i began in october. we'll be going back live to the security council once that briefing begins in the meantime. let's find out more about the situation in gaza right now. and in northern guys are and is really as try coast all get a group of palestinians gathering at one of the few places they can connect to the internet. at least 7 people were killed in 20 of is injured. it happened in the she had one neighborhood of guys, a city, a 1010 been setup for those trying to access the internet communications unlimited throughout the territory. palestinians often have to gather at one point where connectivity is stable. heidi, my mood has more from rough. i in southern gaza as this i

a change from the current set up where the us and loan is largely responsible. h u n u s. foreign minister told d w that should happen whoever the next us president is because people are saying, you know, that we need to take this, this step part of this measure because of the election. i don't think that it's it's, it's right because it, if i read in a position, so i think it's best to have a different concept in mind. you know, we do what's right. we do what is needed for nato security. we do what's needed for ukraine, security and ukraine spectrum. russia has intensified. it's me saw a tax on ukraine in recent weeks with the war now into its 3rd year, ukraine's foreign minister says what the country really needs is more air defense systems from the west. i don't want to spoil the party, but of course my message is a birthday party, but my main main main message today will be better because saving you creating a live savings for an economy, saving, cleaning, and seduce defense on the availability of categories and other air defense systems seem ukraine and we're tal

consecutive as strikes attacked the workers vehicles on monday despite these relays being told where they were going. the u. n says it suspending the night time movement of aidan guys i for 48 hours because of security concerns. the founder of world central kitchen. jose, andreas has accuse israel of carrying out a war against humanity. they were target systematically, car by car. they attacked the 1st car. we're still trying to get all the information on what happened on the 1st bar. we have a feeling they were able to escape safely because was an armor. basically. this was the only day the 3rd day we had that more big. within 6 month trying to random mean, but the 1st time or big code was heat the wherever to seems to escape. we still don't know all the details on the events and from some people in your people, even that they were able to move in december 1. and again, these one was get, they were able to move into a 3rd one. in the process, we know that we're trying to call but in details of the moment, whatever happened, they tried to be telling idea that why are they doing that? they were target demons,

u. n. keep basically gave away or the point where it's not, there's no house to the land and in territory. right. and so it's been obviously a baby didn't do there. that wasn't, that wasn't baby. so it's easy wasn't very limited for the job is right. and it's been, it's been a long time, and this has been, obviously, you know, politicians are always trying to read the needle and try to have things both ways. it's, and it's the nature of the beast. and they're trying to separate the state of israel as a concept to support from the young government, which they're characterizing as extreme as to the far right. and therefore kind of road. and it is true that they are far right. there's extremes, that is true. but apart and the policies go further, i mean the work and scholars at this time around as opposed to 2014, let's say, yeah, he's more a street than it was in the past. and i think that is true. but you, i just, i just like the reason, the reason, listen, i know that i just did some have argued that these being scape goaded here, when in fact the problem is bigger than just b, b. and i wo

u. n, that the focus is, is, is not where it should be. and the focus needs to be on the dyer humanitarian situation in guys it because millions of people there are, are on the brink essentially of famine. so i think you'll start to hear that again, perhaps on friday, perhaps even from the secretary general, others putting the focus back on the humanitarian situation. 7 months in to a, israel's or i'm guys are all right. gabriel is under the life of un headquarters in new york, gabe? thank you. what any i spoke to him. i'm into moran. the political and security list at the university of terry ron. he says, iran has made it clear that any is rarely a truck in the country would be met with an immediate and heavy handed response. it is still clear if anything important happened. it may have been a 3 o'clock comforters that were down somewhere near as fun, but nothing important has happened and everything is business as usual. people who are in s behind or how well i know at least online have said everything is fine. uh, the writings have said

we didn't necessarily get a read out of that conversation, but you could really get a sense of where the u. n stands on this when you heard from colleague k here, e and assistant secretary general who spoke in the meeting, who really summed up the view from the secretary general by saying any miscalculation, could lead to a broader conflict in an already volatile region with devastating consequences and that's really sums up the view, i think of the secretary general as well when it comes to this watching is very closely indeed. okay. camera is on day many times springs basis lines that from the u. n. in new york. let's go live now to the iranian capital, tyrone that we can speak to our correspondent also jabari those who've walked to the wrong want out of this meeting. and did they get a sense to well, uh for i think they did it wrong. one, it's a condemnation and they, i think, managed to get that from the majority of the states that were present at the security council meeting 11 out of the 17 countries that spoke condemned these rarely attacks that were carried out on iran diplomatic miss

council was helping terrorist and gaza survive a meeting where a terrible entity could be given full membership status. this is how far the u. n is folding, and this is why the un, it needs current formats as no future. i truly pray, pray for brighter days for a time where the un can successfully come back to the forces of darkness, not welcome them, and be influenced by them. thank you mister president. i think the representative of israel for the statement. i shall now make a statement in my financial capacity. i think the secretary general for his presence here today, unfortunately starts, and sobering re the least is experiencing one of the blue custom most vaulted periods and weather in history. as underlined by the secretary general last sunday, them with the least is the brink of a full scale conflict. one which we needs to collectively avoid, or by calling or fired these to show restraint. these latest events continued the downward spiral, witnessed in the 6 months since hen use their effects of homos. on the 7th of october and the beginning of military action by israel in garza. it provides further proof of the import

u. n. said the attack concludes the matter of recent is where a strike on it's called so that, but it has one that any similar moves. point is a will be met by a much stronger response conducted on the strength of article $51.00 of the un charter pertaining to legitimate defense. ron's military action was in response to the zionist regimes, aggression against or diplomatic premises in damascus. the matter can be deemed concluded, however, should d as really, really make another mistake, or ron's response will be considerably more severe. it is a conflict between a run and the rope is really regime from which the u. s. must stay away. the internet is flooded with those clips unconfirmed or image hor, eclipse and footage, showing iranian drones on the border with air walk on the skies of in the skies of a rod flying towards uh what uh the iranian officials um claimed to be some targets idea of targets inside as well, and that's based on the announcement in his statement just released by the i r g c and i'm reading from that statement. it actually started in response to the numerous crimes of th

u. n. officials, have you ever seen anything like it in terms of where the top line at a press conference could just go out tool and use agency as, as there was raped? actually, there was one example, it was with the mob, the mormon rook. i asked even bobby munger incident. there was a big to do between turkey and israel because the vessels were, or the for my, remember about best for your listeners. that was the humanitarian con voice. that was going to die. so in may 2010 to break simple. okay. yeah, the break the block, a humanitarian goods. and there are 3 o clock the vessel and then killed 9 the later transfer. so you were killed, died from the attack, and a secretary general donkey moved. it was trying to figure out a way to reckon to bring about conciliation between turkey as is real. and the a point to this absolutely disgraceful commission called the palmer commission, had on it the columbia and war criminal. what are you really big was on it? and they produced a completely ridiculous report. i am a lives in great detail and one of my books to point being when the secretary gener

u. n. a germany assembly. how it's about the decline to larry. israel is a place where international crime, so being coordinated and good not as being want to be. she's going to change the organ. when you say uh there are members of administration, not any benjamin netanyahu, who you're talking about and tell us, let's explore more, why they would be so afraid as you put it. okay. so spoke many years ago, the way even moments in re shay, and even the few cases in which administer didn't get all the planning long gone. and the other general can, since he's busy, say, somewhere in europe because there was some kind of pumas because of my iphones in a surprise way. you're not necessarily expecting it when you land video being country and all of a sudden you find yourself in german. i don't see it happening so, so good k. but even though they said most fear of feeling the ones that this is very productive, i want to say that one more sentence. mm hm. it's very clear to me and he's that think they're more of guys the same, the private circle me just it's very clear to me entries that nobody is going to investigate t

issue perhaps the biggest, the head of the u. n's, atomic energy agency is warning against the mounting attacks on this upper ocean nuclear power plant. where i feel good i'll see, says the continued drilling strikes significantly, increase the risk of a nuclear accident, a meeting today. and i really need to the united nations security council next week, because it is of paramount importance to ensure these reckless attacks do not mark the beginning of a new and gravely dangerous front of the will. attacking a nuclear power plant. ladies and gentlemen is an absolute no go attacking separate. he's a new flip, our guns means endangered in nuclear safety. among those who could be affected most directly. other people work at the plant and the aspects of the impartial international season seven's working on behalf of the agencies, 178 members states. the facility which is the largest nuclear power plant in europe was targeted by several ukrainian strikes this week. one of the attacks damage the dome of a power unit in during several workers. drone shell, wreckage has been collected from the scene for investigation. rushes nuclear supervision se

now 4 times a low have provided 0 evidence of that's my question is, where are the voices of the outside world? the n g owes the u. n. a shift hospital has been a center for refugees. and before that, a center to ensure that patients receive care. now, the goal is to build things now and it's, it's been gone and total ins. and now the text with the stories of hundreds of, of people whose lives now have been taken away with women, children, elderly and those who are sick. when will this madness, and when will the world speak up? in order to ensure that what's happened to a shift doesn't happen again to another center or facility? and because the step, what are we waiting for? the i'd, you could imagine many of of us around the world won't be able to even imagine what it must be like to be in the circumstances that your relatives were facing. and obviously if a hospital, when you were talking to them, did they give you any sense of what was happening, of the kind of restrictions and conditions that they were they were existing in 5 days ago when you last talk from them. so in order for them to get the signal to tal

u. n. a germany assembly. how it's about the the tried to larry israel, as i said, as a place where international crime, so being coordinated and good night as being one to this is going to change the origin. when you say uh there are members of administration, not any benjamin netanyahu, who you're talking about, the intellus. let's explore more why they would be so afraid as you put it. ok to copy. nessa spoke many years ago. the way even moments in re sharing a few cases in which administer didn't get all the planning long gone. and the other general can, since he's busy, say somewhere in europe because there was some kind of pumas because it might the evidence in a surprise way. your not necessarily expecting in your land, benito pm junction, and all of a sudden you find yourself in german. i don't see deputies so, so quick a but even though they said most fear of feeling the ones that this is very productive, i want to say that one more sentence. mm hm. it's very clear to me and he's that thing. they're more of guys the same, the private circle, me just it's very clear to me entities that would be good. it'

begin at the united nations security council where the us has vetoed a widely supported draft resolution backing a palestinian bid for full membership of the u. n. so 12 member states voted in favor to abstain, including the u. k. speaking officer, the veto, america's representative said, washington supports the 2 state solution, but claim full palestinian membership out the u. n. is not yet possible. a simply a tax lot. tobar 7 present button has been clear. that sustainable piece in the region can only be a cheap through a 2 state solution. with israel security guarantee, there is no other path that guarantees israel security and future. as a democratic jewish state. there is no other path. the guarantee is, palestinians can live in peace and with dignity in a state of their own. and there is no other path that leads to regional integration between israel and all its our neighbors, including saudi arabia. we also have long been clear the premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions. well, not a chief state hood for the past and people took a secure to counsel to listen to the palestinian ambassadors reaction to the veto.

the jails is where the authorities have released 1506 people from garza since april. the 4th, including women and children, the u. n. agency for palestinian refugee says that were held for weeks and that free facilities with no means of communicating with the families. all around negations include sexual abuse and torture, including psychological and physical hom. i'll just here, as laura con has been speaking to former prisoners in the occupied westbank, the pain is marked on the walls in either refugee camp. the occupation is too close to home, is right in that tree rates and the rest are routine. months of the are of activists refuse to accept these ready crackdown he was arrested in december and held in ultimately that to prison the 2 months in new york. for sure. since i hadn't thought, oh father, it was the 1st time that i was looking for. i was on the golf and i have to you know, a top like this always. if you raise your head or look to see what are your you will be the ones that has been out before. he describes worsening conditions. no electricity. this will food or some light. this will access to medical

april, when 7 humanitarian workers were killed in n, as rarely as tri, at the time they were delivering age 2 thousands exactly in the area where the u. s . is now building the pier washington doesn't seem to be concerned. march, here is how 10 to go and commented on. the recent incident with the un personnel coming on the fire were aware of reports that a small number of murders landed in the vicinity of the marshalling yard area for humanitarian assistance that will eventually be the delivery site that, that disappear will support. it's important also to highlight that this occurred before any us forces, you know, have started moving anything, there'll be no us forces on the ground. and it knows, i understand it in terms of the, you know, there, there is no us equipment per se. in this marshalling yard and other question regarding this america sponsor report, what's wrong with land roads for the un and high ranking? humanitarian aspirants repeatedly said that they are the best and most effective for humanitarian aid delivers a more effective than married time roads. now there are just 3 overland roads to send a 2 guys through inclu

u. n agency that deals with palestinians in jerusalem that was at the time of the oslo accords. like you to reflect on where we are now compared with that time with considerable hope. yeah. from the it's a just in question james. i often think about that because on the one hand, one has to be careful, one doesn't sound like an aging person that says oh, in, in the old days. but if we look at 2024, of course one shouldn't forget that at the moment is really families are deeply worried about the fate of their loved ones. the hostages inside garza, it was, we tried to tackle the urgent to military needs of the policy. civilian population, we need a cease fire, immediate release of the hostages, and to cease fire. so we'll, so i can reflect on the last 30 years. my task at the moment is to work with these parameters and to keep echoing the importance of a cease for the immediate unconditional release of the hostages. so we can do our job, we can reach people, we can provide prospect and perhaps also pump the seats again of what will be a better era for the next generation secret colleagues, senior humanitarian

where the encampments are still ongoing in columbia, for example, faculty members joined the students for a wall code yesterday morning. most schools are joining these approaches. we see that at n y, u and new york university, the university of michigan, mit that's the massachusetts institute of technology jail. just to give you a few examples, this is a developing story, of course, with more than complements being set up, police making arrest that kid. and while you, on monday night, and universities like columbia announcing that it's canceling in person classes over concerns about the safety of its students. ok. so, and the students are calling for divestment start vestments of a or from is real. why those are these purchased? why are they so controversial beyond their she was the president of columbia university sat is that she was deeply saddened by the situation on campus. she said, and i quote, we cannot have one group dictate terms and attempt to disrupt important milestones like red ation to advance their point of view. that's after they set that they would also and be there and keep with the approaches during an upcoming a graduation at the university. and even the white ho

but ration in cox poseida in buying a dish where we work with the civil populism, with deal far cheese. but it's important to keep in mind that i am the u. n. h. our representative for indonesia, so my area of responsibility is not funded fish, but i can tell why the refugee what the references are telling us when they arrive in the indonesia. and that is indeed that the 2 main reasons are 1st of all of the machine gun they are from the mall. they left the in 2017. but the real hand displacement out of me a mob is a very long one that have the been going on for several decades. and the last displacement you had was from tooth uh it wasn't 2017 that we have warranty around . 1000000 refugees in cox pesa and there is no prospect unfortunately for voluntary return to me amount. we just want to be able to go to the for interrupting you here. but i would have to look at the current situation. what steps is the, when it's the, uh, which is your organization taking to address the violence within the attempts? we work very closely with your socrates and, and trying to address the problems from a protection and go. but i say i do not have the full

order government one use that's n e u n sessions. th, instead of believe the spell thing inside russians is fishes insults and did not. and so to the show, a country where you've submitted the a t just prevent her from revolting on how the plane observes human rights disagreement. that's a specialist incident, claims to be the perfect fighter, i guess discrimination you choose. they don't do this because they know they have nothing. so reports distribution and put his mind at the left side except for giving us a come a bunch of them. he but i will busing you to them straight. have nice thing to add on cultural problems, but the neo, necessarily without any g exaggeration is let's start over was in february since they attempted to run a special middle shop ration because of poor kid russian proclaims itself for me. but actually this problem basically able to get insurance just to do in the real life 200 miles later can you move? but the special procedure that can address counsel go to the collection of approval from and that's just because it diverted, sees of students in mrs. edwards and the trailer in her speech from charges and reporting them on the,

where the u. s. is now building the pier, washington doesn't seem to be concerned. march. here is how pentagon commented on the recent incident with the u. n. person now, coming onto the fire. were aware of reports that a small number of mortars landed in the vicinity of the marshalling yard area for humanitarian assistance that will eventually be the delivery site that, that disappear will support. it's important also to highlight that this occurred before any us forces, you know, have started moving anything, there'll be no us forces on the ground. and it knows, i understand it in terms of the, you know, there, there is no us equipment per se. in this marshalling yard. another question regarding this america sponsor reports. what's wrong with land roads for the u. n. and high ranking humanitarian aspirants repeatedly said that they are the best and most effective for humanitarian. a delivery is a more effective than married time roads. now there are just 3 overland roads to send a 2 guys a through including 2 crossings active both with egypt. that's bring a to this trip southern pars, and one northern road recently opened that is dramati

press press briefing, where the former friends for a minister catherine calona was presenting her findings from what's known as the colon or reports which was commissioned by the u. n. in the wake of the is really allegations that some of our employees are members of from us and they were linked to the attacks carried out on october the 7th. and what she said is that the review identifies neutrality related issues when it comes to warner one. and she also did describe warner, why, though, as they replaceable, as well as in dispensable. so we're going to talk about what's come out of these the findings and this press briefing with our diplomatic editor james base, joining us here in the studio. and we also how with us, our senior political analyst model on the shadow. joining us as well. james, it's important to, and this is a point that be from a french minister of foreign minister may. she said, this report does not look at the allegations made by israel, but some staff were involved in the october 7 attacks. this is an independent review. it's a safe owner, adheres to the concepts of neutrality. there are 2 separate reports. that's the confusing thing about this.

if you, when he is where the fuck people retaliated after these way the least attack their consulate aspects. international law unions basically have the right to do so after the u. n. security concept failed to respond to that is rarely attack on the way in concert. and after the, when you're suggesting that the stop of the war on gods that can stop you menus from retaliating did not, was not received well by israel in the united states. the, when you guys took the 3rd option, that direct striking and retaliating against israel. so any pad, the escalation on the part of the day is right, is, is not going to be perceived as a, as, as a retaliation. it's going to be perceived as an offensive that the waiting as will 4 will be forced to retaliate the prominence california university, his band and most of the student from speaking it a graduation ceremony. because of off addition to israel for on garza last year, several university presidents also resigned of to hostile congressional questioning and pressure campaigns from for is reading groups for reynolds reports from los angeles us for most little american students, us not to boss i'm being chosen as valid victoria

u. n, are still saying that much less than the minimum amount of aid required is actually getting where it needs to go. so if there's real, really doing enough quickly enough, in order to forestall changes in us policy as the president and you have made clear for and secretary cameron, you've come to washington from a meeting in florida with the former president and current presidential candidate donald trump. we understand that a to ukraine was a key item on the agenda. first. do you come away from that meeting? a more or less assured that you as a to ukraine is forthcoming in the near term. and 2nd, did you achieve any clarity on mr. thomas reported plans to bring the war and ukraine to an end. specifically, did you receive any assurances that it would not involve territorial concessions by keith? and with your indulgence for both of you, just given the weak indications that as cairo today, rachel goober, poland, who is the mother of her, one of the hostages, who has been held in gaza for now more than 6 months. as recently, i feel that all the parties at the table have failed to incl

where the newspaper quoted is very ami sources saying in gaza. everyone does as he pleases or 6 on the victims were foreign nationals and one was palestinian. the u. n. says it suspending aid movement at nights and gone. so because of security concerns that interfere with the rights as news agency, jose under as accused is rather of carrying out a war against humanity. they were target systematically, car by car. they attack the 1st car and we're still trying to get all the information on what happened on the 1st bar. we have a feeling they were able to escape saves me because was an armor baker. this was the only day the 3rd day we had that more big within 6 month trying to bring them in. but the 1st time we're baycove was heat and they were able to seem to escape. we still don't know all the details on the events and some, some people in your people even that they were able to move in december 1. and again, these one was hit. they were able to move in the 3rd one. in the process. we know they were trying to call but indicators of the moment, whenever it happened, they tried to beat the idea that why are they doing that they were targeting, as you

where a most the has been completely destroyed and newly top in flight thing. and also it strikes on understand, right, refuge account, and the middle area. meanwhile, the u. n. has sent a team to the city of hon. eunice to assess the damage the following. the withdrawal of israeli troops gauze a 2nd said he was the focus of a sustained onslaught by these really ami. since december, as far teams are reported widespread destruction every building they visited. and most of all, and most of those they were able to see, had been damaged and paved roads have been reduced to dirt tracks. the team inspected a united nations warehouse for medical centers and 8 schools. they saw a very significant damage in all, but one of those structures street and public spaces in con, unice or later with unexploded ordnance posing a severe risk to civilians, especially for children and the team found unexploded found unexplored. the 1000 pound bomb, lying on a maintenance or section. and inside schools, the humanitarian aid agency eunice, it says that stuff came under is really fire on thursday. it's reported one of his vehicles was hit by live on a mission while waiting to enter

u. n. agency for palestinian refugees and which ones the biggest 8 operation in the gaza while to 0 is and how dre begins our coverage from the scene of the attack and the from where she sent us this report earlier on tuesday. i'm currently standing in front one of the vehicles that has been targeted by the is riley forces last night. this car and 2 other cars across the received street have been targeted by that is where the forces, 3 of the cars are for the world, central kitchen. and they had a aid workers in the side, the cars. but so far we know that it is trillion a polish, a british, a canadian, and then merican and a palestinian aid workers were targeted in those 3 cars. it's very obvious that these workers were working with the world central coaching as we see best. and at the logos of w c. k organization. we know that these cars were on their way back from the port. nothing of the gaza strip to their guest house and drove ahead. every car is, is separated by a piece 500 meters, which shows that this convoy was directly targeted by those really forces. this will have a lot of negative consequences not only the or on the human a terry and sector in the gaz

u. n. with this stuff on to generate the spokesman for the un secretary general and asked him about what comes next. what should they do with that information? they say they need the forensic examination. where should they go for this? what would you, what would you advise on? i think it is important or excuse me, the circumstances to ensure that any potential evidence is kept in a way that is not compromised. we've called for an international investigation how that will take place. it's unclear this time. there are certain bought parts of this organization that have the authority to do that shit parts of the organization . do you think can be of how well, i mean there's, there's only investigate profitable those very right there, there, legislative bodies of this organization that could create and call for an international investigation that has yet to happen. in the meantime, it's important at all forensic evidence of the well preserved. meanwhile, as well as war cabinets has been holding neat things to discuss. the ministry is next moves and goes. well, food programs director in the gaza strip has one that the full administrators sold on the rafa with 2 tens of thousands of people. we hav

n y u. if there's a similar response to the one that we've seen, what's been and what's been your experience in the american universities of showing solid actually with palestinians. so i bring it and where you for almost 20 years. and i can, you know, i've seen a number of protests happening. i don't think i have ever seen anything of a crack down of this nature and such kind of, you know, over the top. she wants a sort of response on the part of the campus security. and then on the part of n, y, p d, and i think is this reflective of the attempt across the country to sort of crack down on what is being called new pro palestine speech. right? so yes, this is pro power assignments is also obviously kind of trying to raise awareness of what was happening in palestine. but it's also the question of academic freedom, opinions, expressions as well as the students together are particularly on ones on the template. so i think what we've seen over the last few weeks, the last few months was really very, very large crackdowns on, on students. and in this space, also students and faculty who towards me were meeting spencer. again, peaceful protests have got the way of sooty of new york university

u. n. says 500 trucks. when needed every day. let's go live now to power. assume in rafa and southern gauze or so, where are these a truck's heading and when they actually be able to reach the new world, carry these uh trucks the till now did not into to the guns a strip as the has been. why do you respected by these very a military and right now they are stationed on the palestinian side of the boat, where generally the sides will be a will be completely distributed for people in the south. and it's mentioning also that these a also include the some a trucks for the private sector that would be directly delivered to the trade as would be later assuming these a human, this commercial goods for the majority of kansas, him to south for a to now there is no any kind of a human to charge your convoys have been allowed to be delivered to another part of the gaza strip on that. as we have been observing in the course of the past 2 days, there was a slight increase in terms of the number over here military, a cool voice, which yet has been seen by the u. n. a agencies as not sufficient, as they are saying that the goal is to strip in a v