on friday ocha had not been authorized to return to jabalya, head that israel did not allow the un office to bring sufficient of fuel toifa hospital. in separate comments office of the un high commissioner for human rights said that israel has failed to uphold the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other crimes in the visiest territory. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of israel's genocidal war. the majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been displaced, suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. us military has conducted a fresh strike on yemen targeting radar side in the capital sana. us military calls it follow action against the arab country over its attacks in the bret sea. senior yemani officials say the overnight us strike caused no damage or casualties. over the past weeks, the yemen armed forces have targeted israeli or israeli bound ships over the regime's bloodshed in the gaza strip. yemen says all ships except those heading to israeli ports are safe. but american and british forces have condu

from the un office for the coordination _ giving up. un office for the coordination of humanitarian| the coordination of humanitarian affairs, gemma, thanks forjoining us. a reminder of the developing use. state media lebanon says israel has carried out a strike on an office of hamas in beirut and we are awaiting comment from the israeli authorities. you are watching bbc news. the spanish footballer, jenni hermoso, has been giving last month, an inquest found that an official inspection of a school in reading in southern england had contributed to the death of headteacher ruth perry, who took her own life. her family have called for "root and branch" reform of the body which carries out inspections, 0fsted. now the new chief inspector says the organisation's process needs to be "far more empathetic". in his first interview since taking charge of 0fsted, sir martyn 0liver said lessons must be learned. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. hisjob matters for children and parents. the new boss of 0fsted will oversee inspections, i

friday that osha had not been authorized to return to jabalya, he had israel will not allow the un office to bring sufficient fuel to al-shifa hospital, and in separate comments office of the un high commissioner for human rights said israel's failed to uphold fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other crimes in the besieg enclave, aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since started israeli genocidal campaign, majority of gaza's 2.3 million. people have been displaced suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. israely forces have killed two more palestinian teenagers in the city of al khalil in a northern occupied west bank. teenagers were reportedly shot dead near a settlement in the city. another palestinian was also injured. the israely army claims the palestinians infiltrated the settlement and fired a troops. regime stepped up its deadly crackdown against palestinians and occupied territories since the 7th of october, and this was left more than 340 palestinians dead in the occupied west bank, we over 4,500 others have also been

said on friday that osa had not been authorized to return to jabalya. he added israel didn't allow un office to bring sufficient fuel to al shifa hospital in several convents office of the un high commissioner for human rights that israel's failed to uphold fundamental principles of international humanitarian. law warning of other crimes in the besieg territory. aid deliveries in northern gaza have been limited since start of israel's genocidal war. majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been displaced suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. number of palestinis killed in nearly 100 days of israeli aggression on gaza is risen past 23,700. now health ministry in gaza says more than 6000. people have been injured and that's while thousands are still missing and presumed uh buried under rubble. israel's launched a fresh attacks on residential buildings and their abala in central gaza. the regime also conducted heavy artillery strikes against alburej and almaghazi refugee camps. city khan units in the south also came under attack. the government media office in gaza says i

this is what lies the un office also highlighted that the fighting is disrupting critical humanitarian operations in the north african nation . we spoke to a political analyst from south sedan. we explain how the influx of refugees is affecting his country. the 1st one, the economic concerns for sal sedan is the economic impact of this conflict on uh, south sudan, south sit in his student and have a strong economic relationship. south student exports all of his crew through sudan to part sudan to international markets. south sedan country towns and the border of south to then rely on sudan for logistics for important and exporting, and also export in agriculture products. so that's what has been the impact. and then finally, from the humanitarian side, you look at the level of humanitarian pressure that has been placed on cells to that. recently the cells stood and said that it needs 1800000000 to support return nice and refugees. so as putting a lot of pressure on local authorities is putting a lot of pressure on the government in order to find the solution. what i think. so what has

the un office warned of the spread of waterborn diseases, bacterial infections and diarrhea, especially among children due to torrential rain. it said rainfall has worse than the already unsanitary situation and made it unbearable for the people who lack clothes and blankets. gaza health authorities have reported at least 360,00 cases of infectious diseases in shelters. gaza has hot and dry summers and mild and rainy winters. january is the rainiest month in the strip. head of the world health organization, tedros sadanam has described conditions in gaza as hellish. in an emotional address to the governing body of the organization. he said the situation in gaza is worsened since abody's session. in december he urged to cease fire in what he called a true solution to the war. if we look for solution, it's always. possible, it's only the will that's required, and i a true believer because of my own experience that war doesn't bring solution except more war, more hatred, more agony, more destruction, so let's... just choose peace and resolve this issue politically, but i think all of you h

now the un human rights office has warned that cold and rainy weather in gaza could make the territory completely in uninhabitable. the un office warned of the spread of waterborn diseases. bacterial infections and diarrhea, especially amongst children due to territorial rain or torrential rain. it said rainfall has worsen the already unsanitary situation and made it unbearable for the people who lack clothes and blankets. gaza's health authorities have reported at least 360,00 cases of infectious diseases in shelters. gaza has hot and dry summers and mild and rainy winters. january is the rainiest month in the stream. the head of the world health organization tedros adanom gabriiesus has described conditions in gaza as hellish an emotional address to the governing body of the organization, he said the situation in gaza has worsened since the body's session in december. he urged the cease fire and what he called a true solution to the war. let's take a listen. if we look for solution, it's always possible. it's only the will that's required. and i a true believer. because of my own exp

said on friday that osha had not been authorized to return to jerbalya, he added, israel did allow un office to bring sufficient fuel to al-shifa hospital, in several comments office of un high commissioner for human rights that israel has failed uphold fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other crimes and the beseged onclaim. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since start of israel's genocidal campaign. majority of gaza's 2.3 million populations have been displaced suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. the palestinian ambassador to the un has called on the international body to take immediate measures to end israel genocide in gaza. if you want to prevent the force displacement. if you want an army of humanit. officers from the united nations to be able to deliver humanitarian assistance to every corner in the gaza strip, you cannot do it without a cease fire. the sg is correct, mr. griffith is correct, and all those who believe in that are correct, and we thank you for the unanimous decision or position of rejecting display. f

he added that israel didn't allow the un office to take sufficient fuel to al-shifa hospital. meanwile, office of the un high commissioner for human rights said israel has failed to uphold the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other atrocity crimes in the besieg territory. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of israel's genocidal war. the majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been despace suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. and more breaking news from the occupied west bank, at least three palestinians have been murdered in alkhalil uh as uh in the occupied west bank rather omit clashes with uh the israeli occupation forces. we are going to keep you posted on the details of that story much more as we get a free right here on pressed back to the news, the international court of justice, the icj holds the second day of hearing a lawsuit against israel over its genocide. in gaza, protesters gathered outside the court in the hague as the hearing got underway. the protesters condemn the isra

friday ocha had not been authorized to return to jabalia ye added that israel did did not allow the un officemissioner for human rights said israel has failed to uphold the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other crimes in the besieg territory. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of israel's genocidal war. the majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been displaced, suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. the international court of justice, the icj holds the second day of hearing a lawsuit against israel over his genocide in gaza. protesters gathered outside the court in the hig as the hearing got on the way. palestine. the protesters condemned the israeli bloodshed of the palestinians in gaza, they urged immediate end of the killing of civilians there. inside the court the israely regime presented this response. to the case filed by south africa. on the first day of the hearing, lawyers representing south africa listed a number of genocidal acts committed by israel against gazans. at the closing, south afri

total according to the un office for drugs and crime over the past 2 years, global cocaine production by more than a third after slowing during the covid-19 pandemic. against this background, the number of criminal groups associated with drug trafficking has grown, and the business itself, according to un researchers, has become more fragmented. i don’t know whether nabo realized it or not, but when he listed all these 22 cartels in his decree, declaring them terrorist organizations, some of these cartels are branches of the mexican cartels, that is, he declared war at the same time and mexican cartel, they have not yet intervened, but they understand the threat that arises for them, this problem may arise, plus a problem. weapons, today another scandal unfolded, they found an ecuadorian military one among the seized arsenal of the cartels, a warehouse of grenades, of the wrong system, with the markings of the peruvian army, that is, they were all stolen in peru and delivered there, maybe stolen, maybe sold, before they referred to the american weapons, the authorities cited that amer

office of the un high commissioner for human rights also said israel has failed to uphold the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, warning of other atrocity crimes in the besieg territory. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of his. israel's genocidal war, majority of gaz's 2.3 million population have been displaced, suffering acute shortages of food, water, and medicine. "the islamic resistance in iraq says it is conducted fresh attacks against israel's military bases across the occupied territories in response to the us hatched israeli genocide. in the gaza strip, the group says it has struck a regime's military site in the occupied elot. another israeli base near the jordan river also came under heavy fire. earlier today, the group launched a barrage of rockets on the us military site, shadadi in northeastern syria. in a statement, the..." resistance groups in iraq have also announced that following the attack on yemen interests of the us and the countries in the american led coalition will no longer be safe. between 2010 and 2012 four

the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs in the occupied palestinian territory set on friday the operations in the north have become increasingly more complicated. he added that the ochha has not been allowed to bring sufficient fuel to al-shifa hospital. the office of the un high commissioner for human rights also said israel has failed to uphold the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law warning of other. atrocity crimes in the besieg territory. aid deliveries to northern gaza have been limited since the start of israel's genocidal war and the majority of gaza's 2.3 million population have been displaced suffering acute shortages of food, water and medicine. the international court of justice, the icj holds the second day of hearing a... against israel over its genocide in gaza, protesters gathered outside the court in the hague as the hearing got underway. the protesters condemn the israeli bloodshed of the. palestinians in gaza, they urged immediate end to the killing of civilians are inside the court, the israeli regime presented its response

according to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, operations in north of gaza

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palestinians in gaza, so we've seen this united nations refugee centers that are clearly marked, the un offices said that the israel is aware of the coordinates, the center this this particular shelter was clearly marked as un shelter, hundreds and hundreds of palestinian refugees in it. having fled, as you mentioned, from one, two or three other locations from which they were driven, the israeli government has no regard for human life, no respect for human life, and certainly doesn't want to see... any palestinians alive and that's why this continued onslot is is not being stopped by israel and the one country that could stop it, the united states refuses to do so. 16 international human rights organizations and humanitarian groups have called for a halt to weapons transfers to israel an effort attend ongoing onslot on gaza, in a joint statement organization said israel bombardment and siege are depriving gaza's civilian population of basics to survive, rendering the territory uninhabitable. they added, civilians in gaza face humanitarian crisis of unprecedented scale and severity. statement s

palestians in gaza, so we've seen this united nations refugee centers that are clearly marked, the un offices said that the israel is aware of the coordinates, the center, this this particular shelter was clearly marked - you and shelter hundreds and hundreds of of palestinian refugees in it, having fled, as you mentioned, from one, two or three other locations from which they were driven, the israeli government has no regard for human life, no respect for human life, and certainly doesn't want to see any palestinians alive, and that's why this continued onslut is is not being stopped by israel, and the one country that could stop it, the united states refuses to do so. un humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territory james macoldrick describes as tragic the situation in wartorn gaza, addressing reporters virtually after his recent visit to gaza, he said palestinians are in dire need of basic communities. the visit yesterday uh in karem shalom and in rafa itself was actually quite tragic because you see yourself that uh we are struggling to catch up. with the massive numbers there, w

this complaint, which was addressed to the prosecutor of the international criminal court, to the un office by cutting off water, electricity and equipment. this gathering was held by lawyers to explain that international laws and regulations, especially the genocide convention, should not be applied and implemented in a discriminatory manner. according to the statute of icc or the international criminal court, we can file a complaint and submit a report to the prosecutor of the international criminal court to request that this complaint be addressed to the rights of the people of gaza and palestine. one of the international law professors the levers of pressure to stop the killing of palestinian children and women are considered the announcement of the zionist regime as a war criminal in international legal courts. mehdi javadi of sed and cima news agency. the story started from here in the middle of mehr this year , the zionist storm of al-aqsaar. the attack on yemen accompanied the us. the attack was carried out on the same day that the court in laha was examining the crimes of the zioni

world and live tv, targeting civilians including women and children, hitting schools, hospitals, un offices. alters stealing of body parts and now we have reports of looting and thieving, reports of thieving emerging now of palestinian's property, beating gaza or the west bank. let's begin with your thought on this, and what kind of atrocity can we call this? this is not a new to start with, they looted the whole of palestine, they as they say they took a country with the turn of the key. palestine was one of the feuest countries on earth was documented by the united nation prior to the 181 resolution of the division of palestine mistakenably issued by the united nation at then the palestinians were everything was surveyed what the palestinian owns so if you go back to this the statics and the calculation they done you would know what these entity gangs stole with the help of the british and the americans and the western of course from palestine, today as in with bank or in the gaza strip when the zianist entity goes invade village or house or anything, the first thing they go and they look

world and live tv, trageting civilians including women and children, hitting schools, hospitals, un offices. shelters, stealing of body parts, and now we have reports of looting and thieving, reports of thieving emerging now of palestinian's property, beating gaza or the west bank. let's begin with your thought on this, and what kind of atrocity can we call this? this is not a new to start with, they looted the whole of palestine, they as they say, they took a country with the turn of the key. palestine was one of the feuest countries on earth was documented by the united nation prior to the 181 resolution of the division of palestine mistakenably issued by the united nation, at them the palestinians were everything was surveyed what the palestinian owns, so if you go back to this the statics and the calculation they done, you would know what the... z entity gangs stole with the help of the british and the americans and the western of course from palestine, today as in with bank or in the gaza strip when the zianis entity goes invade village or house or anything, the first thing they go and

23,800. the un says israel systematically refuses to deliver aid to northern gaza, according to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, the operations in north of gaza have become more complicated. un also says israel fails to uphold the principles of international humanitarian law.

the un office for humanitarian affairs says israel is blocking most of the much needed humanitarian aid into northern gaza. a body's branch in palestine says israel's denied almost 70% of the aid that was about to be delivered to northern gaza during the first half of january. group added israeli military also blocked. 95% of shipments of fuel and medicine in the same period. un special reporter said this week israel's destroying gaza's food system and using food as a weapon against the palestinian people. south african politician and youth activist muhammad khalid sayid spoke to us earlier about israeli genocide in gaza. he also explains why the regime is imposing a full communications blockout. buse this is a genocide, the pictures are here, the death toll speaks to it, but even within that context, the people of gaza and the resistance and hamas in particular have put up a brave fight and they continue to resist, and we want to commend them for that, without iran, this particular access giving support to the suffering people of gaza, the resistance in gaza will not be possible, the..

from water, food, medicines, forced migration of palestinians, targeting, targeting schools and un officersnd and in light of also the this is being done by terrorist officials of israel and all these crimes have been committed intentionally, "we want the poic member states, we ask them to respect, to join the measure adopted by south africa and further reinforce it, complicity in israeli crimes, whether through direct complicity, by providing israel with the latest weapons and providing zionist enemy with arms of or by supporting israel and covering up israel" migration of palestinian people and forcing them from the west bank of the gaza strip by the zionist regime, we dismiss these moves because it is a blatant violation of international law and international human. we want these this operation to stop and we want the return of all palestinian refugees to their motherland, because based on the resolution 194 of the un general assembly, this is legitimate right of all palestinians. nine, all out we express support for palestinian people resistance in all its forms against the occupier isr

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"we've seen this united nations refugee centers that are clearly marked, the un offices said that the israel is aware of the coordinates, the center, this this particular shelter was clearly marked as un shelter, hundreds and hundreds of of palestinian refugees in it, having fled, as you mentioned, from one, two or three other locations from which they were driven, the israeli government has no regard for human life, no respect for human life, and certainly doesn't want to see any palestinians." live and that's why this continued onslot is is not being stopped by israel and the one country that could stop it, the united states refuses to do so, and and the i don't, the us is calling calis, that's just crazy, you mentioned other un shelters being targeted, the un has lost nearly 200 of its staff just in the first a month, it was it was something up around 130, i remember at the time, and i just couldn't believe that you were here. nothing from the white house and to say that this is callous, to say that the uh the murder of of they said it's nine, but this this number is going to go up

this was stated by the spokesman of the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, savianoes to look for a solution and emphasized that the refusal to help people from the russian side contradicts international humanitarian law. in particular, the russian authorities did not allow un humanitarian missions to the occupied territories, even after the detonation kakhovskaya dam. russian passports were forcibly issued. in kherson, the security service of ukraine detained a female collaborator who managed the so-called labor department during the occupation of the city. of social protection of the russian federation. in this position, she integrated the work of the service under the laws of the terrorist country, and also forced local residents to apply for citizenship. in case of refusal, she threatened to cancel social security payments. pensioners and people with disabilities suffered the most. the traitor faces up to 10 years in prison. he justified russian aggression. the ex-novice of the kyiv-pochersk lavra received from the security service. suspicion of ukraine, the cler