u. n. will food program was facing hunger and disease. it says 9300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many victims of violence who escaped with only the clothes they were wearing and food is in short supply. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children a mile nourished, 90 percent of families go for days without food. more than 1200 children have died in refugee camps since made use the spread of diseases like measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions. much was shown hughes from the world food program in south today and explains how dive the situation. is that a very serious humanitarian situation here and started uh, well, maybe 300000 people in the house across the border from see thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know to our assessments are showing that these people are not eating today's quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the border of many of the children that we seeing a very severely malnouri

it only gets to the palestinian people, will that will, that's about policing, involved up people up from the u. n. a. will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the trip for a site when the kids now we have been giving supplies and the systems including development. this is those like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to people who need it most to thank you for joining us to do that to my director of communications at the you, an agency palestinian refugees. thanks so much. regardless how about us around health ministry says more than $4100.00 palestinians have been killed. and $13000.00 wounded and these right of the strikes israel has continued shelling of the territory, including the south, where it's a previously tall gauze. and this to go for their own safety. i must as also 5 rockets into israel as palestinians wait for about 2 minutes heavy and age to cross the border from egypt. they are ready and w

u. n. will united in the call for an immediate cease for your military and access to garza. i'm the prevention of the mass transfer of girls and is older and expulsion from the territory for those who think that there is a single single diploma that is not standing with the student at this moment. at this time, look at a lot of unity look at those things and look what we wouldn't be doing in the days to come of the russian and basses that introduced a draft security council resolution holding for a ceasefire and an em to all hostile of these and acts of terrorism, he said the current violence must be seen in the context of israel's illegal occupation. and the failure of the us led peace process, the root cause of the situation out of critical importance. oh, we're going to do the best to promote the narrative that the government escalation happens out of the blue. because a bed of savage status effect is rarely civilians. late friday, brazil introduced a draft resolution of its own, but as a specific come, the nation from us is attack on october, the 7th and a just as well t

it only gets to the palestinian people, will that will, that's about policing, involved up people up from the u. n. a. will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the strip for aside from the capes. now, we have been giving supplies and the systems including development. this is those like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to people who need it most. thank you for joining us now. julia to, to my director of communications at the you an agency, a palestinian refugees. thanks so much. and the last stuff, few minutes how my says is released at 2 american hostages for humanitarian reasons . and other developments and the conflict that causes how strong the health industry says moving. 4100 palestinians have been killed and 30000 wounded in his writing strikes. israel has again been shelving the tattered drink, leading the south what it told causes to go for their own safety. i must also 5 rockets into israel. pal

u. n. will get involved may not be met with on effective response. as long as the united nation headquarters is in the united states and the united and the united nations is taken hostage by the american state department. the united nation is just a building and a name and the people of the world. don't believe it and don't trust it anymore because it gave them nothing and it did not stand was the truth and this so this could it can you send describe. and it was done by the americans most 10 years on the ground. so it's not to their benefit and it doesn't benefit the american state department or the white house or, well joe biden, in his presidential campaign. so that's why he will not, uh, they will not cover this site and describe answers. they always covered this uh, personal uh, crime and massacred that the dera mercenaries did against the young men in uh, some us know. and what's believe to be the 1st ever time washington has shopped on the aircraft of a nato ally, the u. s. military confirmed up their forces took out a turkish strike, drew and

it only gets to the palestinian people, will that will, that's about policing, involved up people up from the u. n. a. will that be done by the, someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground. and the goal is to 1st start when the kids now we have been giving supplies and the systems including the systems like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place. our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to the person who need it most. thank you for joining us now. june at the to my director of communications at the you, an agency, a palestinian refugees. thanks so much. regardless how much run health ministry says more than $4100.00 published indians have been killed. of 13000 wounded in these rarely strikes. as well as again, been shouting the town tree, including the south, where he told guns to go for their own safety masters. also 5 rockets into israel, palestinians are waiting for humanitarian aids to cross that board. they are ready and waiting. the percentage of these a trucks is supposed to b

u. n. will tell you. the answer to this question is very simple. they say it's a humanitarian disaster and they say it's happening right now. these are the words of the he met top a un officials that deal with humanitarian issues. they've been saying this now for several days, raising the alarm and raising the red flag of how dire the situation is usually in situations of conflict. the un is sort of the last area that is able to maintain humanitarian aid to those who need it. in the middle of a conflict is usually in this case, and guys that now the us saying, we can't even do that anymore. about half of the population of guys a little more than 1000000 people rely on humanitarian aid from the united nations. before this conflict began, united nations now is saying just in the last week, since the israel's military campaign in bombing of guys has begun. 400000 people and guys are now displaced. and they say that the un facilities under uh un relief and works agency. it has a huge presence in gaza. they say they simply cannot provide aid or protecti

u. n. security council will speak with one voice and unequivocally condemn home us in the way israel has said that it wanted. but the responses of at least the 5 of permanent security council members, since the attacks have happened, lead us to believe that this might not be quite so straightforward. so on the one hand you have the western allies, you have the us, the u. k. and friends, pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involv

u. n. security council will speak with one voice and unequivocally condemn home us in the way israel has said that it wanted. but the responses of at least the 5 of permanent security council members, since the attacks have happened, lead us to believe that might not be quite so straightforward. so on the one hand you have the western allies, you have the us, the u. k. and friends. pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involvement

u. n. is wanting, gaza will run out of fuel within days. and israel steps up, strikes out on gauze as how mosque continues to fire pits from the territory. it's almost says at least 50 people have been killed in the latest bombardment. will apply and say the most in the occupied west by israel says militants were using the building to preparatory, the god of as well come to the program trucks with humanitarian aid have again been crossing into the besieged gauze and strip. it's not clear with a supplies include the 1st fuel since home us attacked israel 2 weeks ago. the united nations is wanting gonzo will run out of fuel within days. aid has been potted off on the egyptian side of the crossing for days with intense negotiations on the way to get the basic necessities across to gauze as residents. they phase wide spreads, shortages of water and food. often israel imposed a blockade in response to the turbo tax currently is following developments from the solving these early city of steroids. tanya, a 2nd a convoy has cross the border from e

u. n. is rand, egypt, and thomas will have to coordinate to this opening a to know that it's only the agreement for 20 trucks that can go into the office. but the, on the different sides there is like hundreds of trucks. and it lines up is up to 3000 tons of 8, and the talk is now the egypt wants to have like a much bigger proportional aid coming through. they want the data asking for a sustainable, a delivery to the gaza strip and not only 20 trucks on the other side to the is where it is to us. for guarantees that this age is not the ending in the hands of home us. and somewhere between this point said the hosting got stuck. okay, of course, you know, for 8 across the board. uh that smelt leah kneeled. stickle. is it? how hard will it be to actually deliver it to those in need? i think extremely hard if there is not a humanitarian ceasefire because when this negotiation started about opening the roof of border crossing, egypt demanded at least the temporary and cease fire for several order after several hours. in order to bring this, you went ahead tearing the 20 trucks in that it was not agr

. >> will the u n ceasefire. >> will the un secretary general has rejected israel's accusation that he justified the terror attacks carried out by hamas on october the seventh. yesterday, antonio guterres told the security council it's important to recognise the attacks by hamas did not happen in a vacuum. well in response to that, israel's un ambassador condemned his speech as shocking and has called on the man to resign . the uk government also resign. the uk government also criticised the comments, saying they were undiplomatic . antonio they were undiplomatic. antonio guterres himself has defended the speech, saying it has been misinterpreted and i am shocked by the misrepresentation by some of my statement yesterday in the security council , as if . as if security council, as if. as if i was justifying acts . of terror was justifying acts. of terror by hamas . by hamas. >> this is false. it was the opposite in the beginning of my intervention yesterday, i clearly stated and i quote, i have condemned unequivocally the horrifying and unprecedented . horrifying and unprecedented. 7th

u. o n will still come to their rescue and prevent is read from defending itself. friends is read is on the rescue mission. a rescue mission to save our hostages. to save our future and to save the people of guys from their savage tyrants, our rescue mission and colleagues, the rescue mission can and quickly. now we can now no need for a complicated empty resolution. 8 can and now i should so must put down their arms, return our hostages, and turn themselves in this war with and without one more shots being fired. not even one. why do you not unite and quote him how much to do this is the draft. there's of this resolution truly wants to be one piece. if they truly want an immediate so notion, then why do they not demand this of home us. instead, this resolution does the exact opposite of finding a solution, the exact opposite, rather than promoting peace. it only ensures more violence, it should because uniting for terror not uniting for peace is right, has been attacked and continues to be attacked. this is effect right now in the south south from us ending the north from peace, butler

u. n is cooling is these people will be really in a dire situation, not to mention the is ready hostages, that are also being held that the situation for them becoming increasingly dire as well. so that window held, i've had people trying to leave, but yesterday there was also the problem is of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were as strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. so we've got people in the north, the believe to be, to skate to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks rebecca, don't use rebecca richards reporting from starting as well. of the direct was israel's prime minister from 1999 to 2001 defense minister in later governments . i asked him if what he had seen so far was the right way for israel to respond to the terrorist attacks or yeah, so, so i place that little 3 h

u. n. is wanting gaza will run out of fuel within days. and israel steps up strikes out on gauze as how mosque continues to fireball kids from the territory. a month says at least 50 people have been killed in the latest bombardment. will apply and say the most in the occupied with.

u. n is cooling as these people will be really in a dia, dire situation, not to mention the as rarely hostages that are also being held that the situation to them becoming increasingly dire, as well as so that window held on people trying to leave. but yesterday, there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were, it strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north believe to be too scared to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks. rebecca w's, rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well. let's take a look at some of the news concerning the conflict. the hundreds of serious have sallied in the caps with the baskets and support of palestinians. and god, though, is gross, as it has responded to your goods. launched from sylvia with author into th

u. n. is cooling as these people will be really in a dire situation. not to mention the as rarely hostages that are also being held that the situation to them becoming increasingly dire as well. so that window held, i've had people trying to leave, but yesterday there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were as strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north to believe to be, to skate to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the you and keep saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. speed up there is tobacco. does that. now there's also a growing angle and, and strand, or the flight of hostages, taken by him. awesome. the adapt last weekend, some families said the only option is a full scale integration of god. though others believe it's rarely golf, men should foc

u. n. is cooling as these people will be really in a dire, dire situation. not to mention these ready hostages that are also being held the situation for them becoming increasingly dire, as well as so that window held on people trying to leave. but yesterday, there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north believe to be too scared to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as once again as the u. n keeps saying, what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks rebecca, don't use rebecca richards reporting from ashton as well of the let's get some analysis with military expert marina muran from king's college in london. marina. very good to have you on the show. so he's really made a tree, says it's preparing for an integrated and coordinated attack f

n e u member. no documents will be signed, but it will be a very important an exchange of ideas. how you can support your crime. so ukraine is hoping that the support will continue to it will be flowing. i, i'm speaking about the military support, all those 1000000 shelves you, you has promised to deliver to your crime by the end of the and all the promises, but also economic financial support to reveal to ukraine. you is already helping you create a lot. and here in key, if people are hoping that this whole, this, this, this financial support will continue despite some problems with somebody you member states. but unexpectedly, that is also the nature of, of america, the united states. pausing with the financial help for ukraine elections in slovakia that you've mentioned that we are seeing cracks in the west and support for ukraine. so this meeting will probably be even more important to show that those corrects are not big. and there's ukraine still to do, can still count on the you talk with us a little bit more about that timing because i mean the ukranian foreign ministry h

u. n is cooling as these people will be really in a dia, dire situation, not to mention the as rarely hostages that are also being held the situation for them becoming increasingly dire as well as so that window held all people trying to leave. but yesterday, there was also the promise of a safe evacuation route and we had reports that they were, it strikes that actually hit some civilians that were trying to take that evacuation message. say we've got people in the north believe to be too scared to move. on the other hand, you have also how most encouraging people not to move from the north to the south. so an incredibly tens, incredibly chaotic situation. and i as a, once again, as the u. n. keeps saying what is going to be uh, potentially a humanitarian catastrophe. do you have just rebecca to staff? let's look at some of the newest, concerning the conflict to the stage news agency and lebanon says this is rarely selling at a border village has killed an elderly carpet. the heavily armed has 4 law group, faced in lebanon, says it's fighters, stopped, and certainly been a few positions in a

u. n. has the analyses will call for more than the median northern gather residents to flee from their homes to the south within 24 hours, calling it impossible as books. boston says that the order is simply unrealistic and should be withdrawn. the united nations considers it impossible for such a movement to take place without devastating communitarian consequences. united nation strongly appeals for any such order if confirm to be rescinded. avoiding what could transform what is already a strategy into collaborative situation. the drives the response to ease of rules early morning to the residence of goes. that is a disgrace. instead of standing with a either real whose citizens were slaughtered by how much terrorists and which still tries to minimize come to noncombatants. it preaches specifically to either else. it would be better for the u. n. to focus now on returning to captives condemning come us, and supporting israel. so right to defend itself. but if the magic spot between these well and the un has flight, i'll pass these rarely troops gather on the border with gather. according t

u. n. n e, you will take a stand against the siege and civilian deaths that are happening. and this is the we are very disappointed as the indians from the green light is the got to collab palestinian civilians in guns and to the go on with its war against the boston, you know, civilians what's going on and gaza. there is an official, isn't the policy to displace the palestinians from guns to egypt and there is an official announced the policy in though he spent his place. but the thing is from any of the end from h 2 in hebrew and, and we see that is targeting typically in the house is civilian now. so with those, the, the tough, the getting old civilians that acting as a said there's the can be in the college price to compete. this is the simpler but not the extreme at source to use it against the government, the quoted price that they make the price on the stands when they disagree with the government and know there's a government is using this, the problem is the, i guess the price that the, i'm trying to target, develop the disability. i'm to increase the cost to the c

u. n. agency helping refugees in gaza says it will be forced to holtz. it's operations that today, unless more fuel is deliberate, it says it supplies will run out later today. a full convoy of 28 trucks arrived in gaza early wednesday off to crossing the border from egypt. but israel's military is refusing to allow fuel into dogs accusing the militant group, hamas which runs the territory of holding supplies. the fuel shortage is hindering unless agency services that are already stretched to the limit the stuff in this hospital and going to assist you working around the clock to help those hit by the ongoing strikes were rushing to help people severely injured and also in a race against time before critical supplies run out, we can consume water pressure so low if they are unable to operate. the central centralization machine that we use for to sterilize our surgical equipment and the electricity keeps cutting out. we were completely dependent on the fuel, which i understand is no longer coming in. the doctors are under pressure to conserve what have a

will of ukraine. this is an area where the u . n. is intimately involved. remember, there are so many you and workers on the ground, and you and workers from monro who lost their lives. he has staking this, and the number of people he's got involved from of under operates on the westbank as well. if this war was to spill over, you have a un peacekeeping force on the blue line between lebanon and is routes the un very, very, you know, very, very closely involved in all of this and very high stakes, i think, for the united nations, it's always very easy to say the you and that fails. it does nothing when you look at the security council, but the you and is a much bigger, more complex, a multi dimensional thing than the security council. and they are alone with the red crescent. the only real people on the ground doing something full of the humanitarian situation in gauze. oh, well thank you very much, james for, for breaking it down for us as well as you mike, we really appreciate you. bye thing in the studio for us today. a lot of hospitals and goes uh, over

u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hold its aid work. fuel is extremely urgent because without the fuel attract, some go cannot move without fuel. the generator is cannot produce electricity for hospitals, for bakeries, for the water, the selling nation class. the white house is it is working to get fuel into gaza. the time is running out. so what happens if fuel supply is run out completely? we asked that john list has in pollution in gaza. if you is not only for electricity, it's for everything, for water supplies, for additional it nation stations for drinking water for hospital, for a, for the us that we shops that have some, some supplies that remain there and for, for hygiene, for cleaning, and for collecting the trash from the street. i can see the finals are full of trash in the street. and because the, the ohio and municipalities have no, if you will, for their trucks to collect these trashes. so all aspects of life i fixed it bonded by visual diesel fuel not only for city as has been below shot in gaza. that's the us where a massive search is on the way for a

u n a no legit. it's will in 75 years on file and i think is really palestine conflict rages on the un. humanitarian agencies says more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed. so far by is really missile strikes r t is providing full coverage of a conflict. you can also have live updates on the conflict by visiting our website at r t dot com. and that's a route for the our as we cover the latest and the israel palestine conflict. stay with us for more coverage throughout the day on our team. thanks for joining me and see you back in a bit at the top of the hour. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better world, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the i'm a senior research simple who's moving to sweet people. news, i'm losing this, we thought because of t

will not remain and observe in the morning the us and israel of heavy losses. if the conflict escalate, [000:00:00;00] the a. welcome to the program, the u. n. is wanting dies is hospitals will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours. and it's describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic. israel has killed more than 2600 palestine ends in its bombing campaign on guy's name. at least a quarter of them, a children. the death toll has jumped by more than 400 in the past 24 hours. another 1000 people are missing under the rubble from the continuing bombardment. $1400.00 is riley's had been killed in the attacks by the armed groups from us, which controls the gaza strip, including $289.00 soldiers. the combined number of casualties makes the slightest violence the most deadly on both sides in o. 5 conflicts between israel and casa. the u. n says it's witnessing what he calls and i'm president of human catastrophe. with an estimated 1000000 palestinians forced from their homes in the past week, we'll get a live update from guys that in a moment. but 1st this report from image in came the often most of another is really striking. garza, the bo

u. n says it will track everything but the is ready. is there any so far as not being convinced on egypt when he is a jewel jewel nationals might be allowed to leave because it is concerned that maybe they'll be a mobile of all the people who want to come, who will force the gates and come out into agent, those have been the concerns from the 2 sides. that's what this the when is learned and the secretary of state and to be blinking and others have been working on in shuttle diplomacy around the region. certainly these railey side, i think behind the scenes, although he's very supportive with prominence and nothing yahoo, that will be pressure from present by them as well. the americans want those 5 to 600 american citizens, most of them jewel nationals. they want them out. and so this deal, i think you had this one doesn't tell you just moments ago, this deal looks like it might be close it. we've got to acknowledge james, the sort of comments we here from the street in this positive. why would it be ok? simply to take foreign national

and that 8 will be a support it will be sent through, for example, they will food program, eunice of the u. n. police tenure refugee agency and civilians and gaza are at the mercy of come up. that's what the government's off that will official said, addressing the bonus tag, the german parliament last week, stressed the providing the so many terry and 8 needs to be part of any strategy moving forward. the government here in berlin is putting out for the full on 3 steps on one side, a coordinated effort to improve the humanitarian situation. and goal is to avoid a regional escalation and to make sure that hostages held by some us are released. and if we look back at previous successful hostage negotiations from gaza with germany was involved, that might also be an area for possible in both. and then because back in 2011 gad comes at the top german intelligence office to help negotiate the release of an israeli soldier who had been held to buy some us for several years. so looking at the current situation, adult durham, and media recently. but if things proceed, nothing, it will happen for quit

u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hold. it's a good work. the white house says it is working to get fuel into gaza home and the time is running out journalist housing. but lucia is in gaza. we asked him what could happen there if fuel run south completely? the fuel is not only for electricity, it's for everything, for water supplies for this in the nation stations, for drinking water for hospital, for a, for the us that we shops that, that have some, some, some slides that remain there and for, for hygiene uh for cleaning and for collecting the trash from the street so i can see the finals are full of trash in the street. and because the, the oh no, and the municipalities have no, if you will for the trucks to collect these trashes. so all aspects of life i fixed it bonded by like the short diesel fuel, the only 80 for city israel says thomas has hoarded fuel supplies and that that's where it goes and should get their fuel from the people and go see it that way. well in golf on they don't care about about what's happening on the religious. w

u. n. is wanting gas is hospitals will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours. it's describing the humanitarian situation as has a straw fig image in kimball ripple. the often most of another is really striking garza, the bombardment, isn't homes and buildings where people are taking refuge. resident struggle to pull the injured and the dead from the destruction palestinian authorities say moving a 1000 people across the strip. missing under the rubble, with tens of thousands of taken shelter of schools run by the un refugee agency model. the 3 escape. yes, good. showing is everywhere. the world must understand the situation. we have children and we have 6 people also displaced people who are suffering from cancer. we have terrorized, they have destroyed my house. i have no other place to live. i don't know way to go . our life is how they told us to go to the south. and here we are in the song. i'm sick and tired of everything. i don't need food. i just need to go back to my house, take me to my pace, and i will live in a change. the hospitals and clinics are b

u. n. gets access to the region and 3 decades. the team will assess the humanitarian need. this in an area that's been almost entirely emptied of its population. local ethnic armenian officials have dismissed the visit as a formality. they say that you as mission, has come to late. those are the headlines on alpha 0 or this. our up next is upfront to state. you were back of the top of the out on counting the cost of trouble in one of the china is biggest shadow. big news. the chinese economy of risk rising fuel prices and a pulling car and see anger in syria over the economic crisis, plus uranium prices at their highest level in more than 12 years. counting the cost on else as the or the united states constitution holds the separation of church and state as sacrosanct. it's a pillar of american democracy at a poor facet of its identity. however, in recent years has been an undercurrent of religious rhetoric and symbology, permeating political discourse. first and nationalism is a term you might have heard on the news or in speech is from someone the right. but what does it

he's taken, pausing to protest and is now queuing off, but the u. n's medical office, the refugee registration. hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but they were going to get to the past several years were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems in pakistan on the other one. but they've now started the process of expelling african the so you know what that is so that i can, that's why we have protesting hold on honey. the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started kind of get out of the end. if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against a side they normally tell us what i've gotten to the what is a go to them. so i don't, yeah that as an adult here. and it's not a bad time, a unique sound to living as attend, or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family. and that to learn funded jenny back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy, millions of ass scans have

u. n. process, perhaps i will certainly outside of the security council. is it any kind of way to try to mitigate what's about it has to be some kind of me do you think a lot of the, some folks to come in without being mark, i mean the crossing is a close in order to open it has to open on both sides from egypt and from god's aside and to be secure. and there are there should the assurances it would not be a tech because if they cannot, if you would, especially with cutting and fuel fuel, is there anything in the outage airport? i mean, once, once they get the sickness, they can't get it then you know, ghost that it's under uh, impossible, with no electricity since the october 11th. and everything goes wrong and gotten no phone out. so if they don't get the fuses tonight, that would be a major disaster on top of all this. does that come? we are with this and now 740 people. we have kids in the last 24 hours. and through this 305 children, there is home, 1550 people missing, including 800 children. these are the others and there's no, there's no equipment t

u. n. agencies that palestinian refugees ones it will be forced to hold or operations and calls up by wednesday nights when it expects to run out of fuel the hello again, i'm installing here today and this is algebra ally from don't know also coming up a health care system on the brink of collapse, stuff like to keep a few remaining hospitals in garza operating with shortages of medical supplies and show for generate the death toll rises is really strikes have killed nearly $6000.00 palestinians since among vitamins again on october. the 7th and more nightly rates. why is there any forces in the occupied west bank? now 103 palestinians have been killed and just over to the well, there is no respite for gaza. israel is a non stop bombardment is taking its toll or on the $2300000.00 palestinians living that the un says, 600000 displays, palestinians allow sheltering and un facilities as buddies continue to be pulled out from under the rubble hospitals. on nearing total collapse nearly hoff districts, the t 5 hospitals have now shut down and the health industry says medical facilities are now runn

all right, that's it for me, emily anglin, weather is next. them is inside story which will examine what the u. n. chief hopes to achieve during his visit to the middle link, to stay with us the the, it's the weekend. here's our forecast, straight across asia. good to have you a long and focused on it's fairly quite a few showers popping up though around punjab. providence. but nothing major, i want to take you to india. we've got quite a mess in debate and goal here over the next few days that will drift westward and crash into onto a br dash of dish and westbank all state. so check back with us for the latest on that looks like we'll probably see some torrential downpours. then we've got this tropical cycling, really intensive finding the rape and see at one point, it's going to be equivalent to a category 3. hurricane making line fall, in se you, i'm in on monday. it's going to drop more than half a meter of rain and we'll see those winds up to a 130 kilometers per hour. it is going to be catastrophic. meantime, around the gulf of tonkin, still are tropical depression sling and rain around chi

you will lead the u. u. n. force going to the category and country which has been over run by gas vitamins since the assassination was present in 2 years ago. the how you t as a country in crisis. natural disasters, disease and trump, and filing f sort. the items state in recent years have gone john's room the streets of the capital photo pulse to gods with police and attacks on civilians are coming place. the government has been unable to impose rule of law to provide the basic services with the un security council of the approval heidi's cause for help of finding being onset, you know, love a half of the government and the people of hate email to you. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the efforts of that supports and that contribution of all sorts of who a find the made today's decision possible that the to this vote is more than just a simple vote. so this is in fact it's an expression of solidarity with a population in distress on the police can yeah, we'll try to stabilize the situation

u. n. and the red cousins are killed in gaza is this will intensify. this plumbing contain, of the policy in the territory also have to so live saving supplies, including food and lots of must be allows you to go. so we need to wrap these any visits. you many petty and excess, know all the signs and voids the united nations accused, as israel of waging the genocidal campaign and inspector general load as an end to the blockade of gaza and washington. but just to stand with israel, but struggles to answer questions about the coming of civilians have been gone.

some side of that of the 0 that's return to the situation on the ground in gaza, m u n is wanting hospitals that will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours is describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic image and kimber reports the often most if another is really striking, garza, the bombardment isn't homes and buildings where people are taking refuge. resident struggle to pull the injured and the dead from the destruction palestinian authorities say moving a 1000 people across the strip. missing under the rubble, with tens of thousands of taken shelter of schools run by the un refugee agency model. the 3 escape. yes, good. showing is everywhere. the world must understand the situation. we have children and we have 6 people also displaced people who are suffering from cancer, be a terrorized, they have destroyed my house. i have no other place to live. i don't, no way to go. our life is how they told us to go to the south. and here we are in the song. i'm sick and tired of everything. i don't need food. i just need to go back to my house, take me to my pace and i will live in a change. the h

will. the emergency session of the u. n. c. schools from the outside world for a seeds far in gaza as the class has continues to escalate the invoice from iran until the lawn. a peaceful resolution fits restore faith in the is processed as the only past to ending this conflict once. and for all that on the use of the him, us palestine liberation movement has declared to readiness to release the facilities for non military and these lemons republic over on whose rates flights roll in this important community. or in the worst case of the season easily as easily as twice to to bring death and destruction to.

u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hard. it's a to work. fuel is extremely urgent because without the fuel the try, some go cannot move without fuel. the generator is cannot produce electricity for hospitals, for bakeries and per the water decently, nation class. the white house, as it is working to get fuel into gaza home and the time is running out. well, my 1st guess tonight is the us diplomat. david hill. he is a former under secretary of state for political affairs. he also served as the us ambassador to pakistan living on and jordan, mr. and best, but it's good to have you with this tonight. let's talk about what's happening right now with the you. with the un security council appears unable to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire and gaza. israel is accusing the un security, or secretary general of justifying acts of terror by her moss. i want to ask you as a diplomat, how do you describe what is going on at the you with right now? well, it reminds me a little bit of the negotiations over a security council state

if they decide to veto it or not secondarily, us secretary state antony, blinking, you will be arriving at the u. n. on tuesday morning, it was initially expected this vote would happen on this, this draft resolution on tuesday morning. that boat now has been put on hold perhaps until tuesday afternoon. the thinking is maybe that's the case because blinking wants to try to drum up support for this draft resolution. and once more time to do that. but bottom line is we'll have to see when this comes to vote, perhaps as early as tuesday afternoon. thousands of his readings have been evacuated from the border with gaza as israel's military bombardment continues. is there any forces have been messing ahead of a potential grant? envision the reasonable reports from a lot in southern israel to floats and other items for each rarely. so we had to see the homes close to the border with a guys 1000 have come here to the city of a lot in southern israel to escape the war engine open time works in a dining center nearby and is now a volunteer in this distribution center everyone here are working for you guys,

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