but the final and i think most important straw was unicef.haritable act as well as a fun act. reporter: charitable acts that have never been so important, says nyenhuis. >> there are actually more children displaced from their homes because of conflict and climate change today than at any time in the history of the planet and helping out through trick or treat for unicef is a way to do it in a fun way. reporter: and now trick-or-treat for unicef is changing, too. during the pandemic, unicef discontinued the cardboard boxes. the campaign is now a month long and digital, with online fundraisers and print-out qr codes for kids and adults alike during the holiday. >> this is a moment to feel incredibly grateful for what we have, for our safety and security. and out of that gratitude, turn around and help out. reporter: as unicef says, putting some meaning in your halloweening. for pbs news weekend, i'm ali rogin. ♪ john: and that is pbs news weekend for this sunday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. have a good week.

as you know, unicef often _ parties for that. as you know, unicef often is _ parties for that. often is in _ parties for that. as you know, unicef often is in conflicts - parties for that. as you know, i unicef often is in conflicts around the world and they tried to establish safe spaces for children, so not only will they be safe from any of the military activity, they will feel safe. is it possible now, do you have the staff on the ground to try to provide any kind of support for children?- to try to provide any kind of support for children? since the onset of this _ support for children? since the onset of this escalation - support for children? since the onset of this escalation of - onset of this escalation of violence, we have our staff there on the ground supporting hospitals, and the ground supporting hospitals, and the children who are in shelters. the reports i'm receiving are indicating that first and foremost, life is extremely difficult in the shelters, i'm talking about lack of food, lack of water, lack of medicine. the news report you were just showing before wi

unicef and un more broadly talk — talking about?oadly talk to every actor - talking about? unicef and un more broadly talk to every actor we - talking about? unicef and un more broadly talk to every actor we can l broadly talk to every actor we can to get access to protect children. right now, we keep doing that, we will keep doing that until we can get a humanitarian ceasefire, until we can scale up the humanitarian access to bring in those life—saving supplies regularly, and then to move those around, to make sure that shelters where people are staying, get better access to water, to sanitation, to hygiene kits. and move the supplies around as quickly as we can. but we need access, and it is to be safe, and it is to be unimpeded as well. is it is to be safe, and it is to be unimpeded as well.— it is to be safe, and it is to be unimpeded as well. is it the israeli government _ unimpeded as well. is it the israeli government you — unimpeded as well. is it the israeli government you are _ unimpeded as well. is it the israeli governme

i'm joined now by ricardo perez, unicef's spokesman. mr. perez, thank you so much for speaking with us. how many staff members does unicef have in gaza, and how often are you able to even speak with them? >> thanks for having me, jake. we have several dozen, and right now it's very difficult to get this touch with them. as you've mentioned, we've spoken to a few, but many more are not reachable at this point. we are very concerned about their safety, and we wish we can get in touch with them soon. right now, land lines, cellular, and internet services were cut off. so we're unable to do that. and the main telecommunications tower in gaza has reportedly been struck. it's a very difficult situation. we haven't heard from most of our staff. we are concerned and trying to reach out to them. >> so there are about 2.3 million people in gaza, roughly half of them are 18 or under. talk about the scope of the crisis for children in gaza, what they're enduring now, and what is the scope of the need for aid, for humanitarian aid, to get into gaza? >>

it’s now is it for unicef to work on the ground and help everybody?rybody? it's very difficult because we _ ground and help everybody? it's very difficult because we have _ ground and help everybody? it's very difficult because we have staff- ground and help everybody? it's very difficult because we have staff on - difficult because we have staff on the ground and especially when it comes to mental health and psychosocial support, but of course they are in the same situation as every citizen in the gaza strip. they are facing a lot of danger. the issues relating to the lack of water and food are also facing them. so we are worried about the overall situation that unicef keeps a policy of staying because our objective is to support the children. we of staying because our ob'ective is to support the children._ to support the children. we will have to leave _ to support the children. we will have to leave it _ to support the children. we will have to leave it there. - to support the children. we will have to leave it there. thank i to support the childre

i've been speaking to ricardo pires, who's a spokesperson for unicef.here are yet to see any movement on the ground at the rafah crossing. at this point, no movement yet. the supplies are still at the border. they're still blocked, waiting to get in. unicef has quite a large volume of supplies that are ready to go at this first batch. what we're hearing is that not every single supply that has been pre—positioned at the egyptian border will be able to get in. but the delivery of aid at this point is a matter of life and death for children in gaza. as you saw in the piece before, you know, children are suffering, the images and stories are very clear. they're coming with horrendous burns, mortal wounds, lost limbs, and hospitals are utterly overwhelmed to treat them, they don't have the capacity, and yet the numbers keep rising. so we need these supplies to get in as soon as possible. and we are hoping that this will happen in the next hours. right. and time is of the essence, as you point out. but as for the agreement, 20 trucks will be allowed into gaz

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at unicef, kids are your focus. i saw a video of a nine-year- old boy walking around bodies looking for his family. he opened up the shroud to look at faces until he found his mother, and then kissed her face. it makes me wonder, what is going to be the psychological need when this is all over? that kind of trauma is hard. it is from both sides, too. kids saw horrible things on the other side of the border, as well. >> you could not be more right. you put a chill in my spine with that. the children of israel saw horrendous things two weeks ago. they need time to recover, need that psychological support. they too need peace. they need to know that there will be no rockets coming across their country. for the children in gaza, the trauma is probably not at levels we have ever seen before. yes, at unicef, we are at the frontline. we have colleagues in gaza. the longer that the fighting goes on, the longer the intensity, the longer we wait for the adults to bring a cease- fire for these children, the more ingrained pack

unicef calling for that humanitarian _ this continues.an corridor in - this continues. unicef calling for| that humanitarian corridor in and out of gaza. if we can see the live pictures here of the gaza strip right now, air strikes are continuing there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news across the uk. the international monetary fund says the uk faces another five years of high interest rates to stem rising prices. the organisation expects the uk to have the highest inflation and slowest growth next year of any g7 economy including the us, france, germany, canada, italy and japan. the home office says it�*s begun notifying asylum seekers they will be sent back to a migrant barge off england�*s south coast, after the vessel completed all necessary tests. 39 men were moved on to the vessel in august, but they were removed when the legionella bacteria was found onboard. luton borough council says it has received an "alarming number" of calls to tackle bedbugs, with fears that o

. >> joining me now is the executive director of unicef, kathy russell.nd i'm so glad you're hear tonight because you're hearing from these doctors, from people in gaza who are saying, you know, without fuel -- the gaza strip runs on fuel. you just heard the senior adviser to the prime minister tonight, no more fuel is going into gaza at this time. how much of an impact does that have on the people, the civilians in gaza? >> i think in general, and the images show, it's just such a horrible, terrible situation for the people who live there. and the fuel is important for two reasons, one, because they use it for generators, and the generator process vied electricity or power in hospitals. so, the incubators that are keeping babies alive right now depend on fuel. and at the same time, we need fuel for the humanitarian workers who are trying to do their work there and provide some support. so, if they can't get around, they're really limited in what they can do. so, it's just all in all a catastrophic situation on the humanitarian side and very, very worryin

unicef says the mediterranean sea has become a graveyard for migrant children.the new report of the children's fund of the organization of the united nations there is a 3-fold increase in the number of children killed or missing this summer compared to last year. during this period, 99 children became victims of the migration route in the mediterranean sea. also. unicef announced: since the beginning of this year, more than 1,160 children boarded the boats of mediterranean smugglers alone . this report was published while new news about eu reforms on asylum laws were published on thursday. in laws described as strict, migrants may be held under special conditions, even in prison, if necessary. netherlands to extract gas from the groningen gas field, the largest gas field in europe. ended with as reported by afp, the exploitation of this field , especially in the last two decades, has caused underground disturbances and earthquakes in the areas around gronin field. it is also predicted that these earthquakes will increase and intensify with the continuation of ga

what more is unicef hearing about that? >> unicef is part of a wider u.n. operation that's been trying over the past few days to bringing so much needed humanitarian aid. there have been a number of tracks. unicef had 14 trucks in the past seven days, but it's just a drop in the ocean. we need sustained regular flow of key essential humanitarian items such as water, food, medicine, and everything that those children are in need. so there's been some humanitarian trickling but it's not sufficient. we need sustained, regular and massive scaleup on the humanitarian operation wherever children are in the gaza strip. >> how concerned are you that even in the last few hours israel has again repeated that anyone in the northern area of the gaza strip needs to evacuate to the south. but, again, whether it's your staff or others, they seem not to be safe in the south anyway. how concerned are you that israel again emphatically continues to repeat that people need to evacuate? >> our focus is on children and to bring protection to children wherever they are. there ar

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and this is why unicef will keep using every that we can.ther it's the highest leaders in the land, or broadcasters like yourself, to answer those most basic things. a massive, massive increase in aid to children and a cease- fire. >> , we will have to leave it there for now as we hope more humanitarian aid does reach gaza, especially for the children. thank you. >> thank you . >>> informatics ordinances tell us that the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting on monday. united arab emirates is six executive seek a binding resolution from other security council members for immediate positive fighting. the uae is the only arab country that is currently a member of the security council. to date, the u.s. has vetoed a resolution of the security council, calling for a cease- fire. and voting is a similar resolution of the general assembly on friday. >>> still ahead for us, the israeli military says it has struck in more hezbollah targets. whwhy is spaparking fefears a w regiononal conflicict. >>> israeli forces say they struck milit

yet, for unicef, it has been too much since it started. a child is a child and israel, gaza, wherever they are, it doesn't seem right now despite that being the heart and soul of unicef. as you say, water, electricity, power, babies are being born under bombshell. children are running under bomb, should mothers are mourning as these bombs fall. >> it is a horrifying situation and humanitarian aid is, of course, currently sitting at the rafah border crossing on the egyptian side waiting for word that a humanitarian corridor can be established. what is causing the delay exactly with that and when do you expect supplies to get to northern gaza once they eventually get through the rafah crossing? >> indeed, this is the question of so many children being killed by bombs, but so many more children, if you can believe it, at risk now because they haven't got access to water or medicine is how many more children must die it was all that eight sitting there. so, from day one, rosemary, you know suss has been saying a cease-fire. people must be able

unicef, the united nations children's fund, also announced that from the beginning. more than 700 children in gaza have died in airstrikes so far. relief and employment organization for palestinian refugees, unrwa , warned about the death of gazans due to starvation . there is overcrowding in all hospitals in the gaza strip. due to the large number of casualties from all areas of gaza, in addition to increasing numbers. hospitals in shahrada are overcrowded. now there is an obvious start in cold storage. even the palestinians who went to safe areas were not spared from the attacks and their convoy was also targeted. attacks on the residential areas of gaza have resulted in widespread disasters for the residents, and now the deployments of the zionist regime army are behind the border. the light of gaza the border was the arena of conflict between the palestinians and the zionist forces. hossein rouhani, sed and radio journalist. an officer of the mossat spy agency called the killing of palestinian children a source of pride for the zionist regime. hanania naftali wro

30000 children are among the 100000 people displaced from to going to cut a buck, you know, many. unicef says many have been separated from the families and it's working to where you not them as quickly as possible. how many it says they've lost a bus load of ethnic albanian refugees has lift nicole and i've got a kind of a gyptian president of deals thought of c. c has said he will run for a 3rd 10 in election sit for the symbol. so he came to a pallet in the military coup in 2013 before winning elections in 2014 and beginning. i think your 3rd, terry and former ami chief has cracked down massively on the sandstone, jailing thousands of critics. so it'd be assessing it has reduced its military presence on the board with the cost of the following classes. that left for people did. so be a sent in thousands of extra soldiers when 3 said gunman and the cost of a police officer were killed last month. the us says it is not verified because in personal or former us president donald trump has lashed out a prosecutor who's following the 1st day of a civil fraud case in new york. trump is accus

a well toby frick or is a spokes person for the united nations children's fund unicef. i spoke to him earlier and asked him whether the extraordinary numbers being reported for children killed and injured in gaza, or reliable? yeah, you're right. the numbers of children killed, the number of children injured inside the guns are, are extraordinary. now these numbers come from the palestinian ministry of health and you said was that it has our own. the guys souls is on the ground. we have stuff in the ground, pauses on the ground, uh to, to look into the numbers as we always do. and not just say that in the in pos, like in 2014 for example, when there was an escalation, the un then verifies numbers. yeah. we can't do that in real time, of course, of all of these reasons, but we verify numbers and when we've done that before in similar situations. so not at this scale, the numbers have been very, very similar. is it possible to provide any safety for children in goes to the given the conditions that are, are, are for operating there the, there's a, it's a war zone with cos

unicef propaganda". has warned the humanitarian unicef has warned the humanitarian situation in gazaowing worse by the hour but the us has said it is confident there will be an increase in aid through the rafah crossing in the coming days. john kirby said there had been discussions with israel to increase the number of trucks entering gaza to 100 per day. our internatonal edtior jeremy bowen updates the day's developments. there's good news for one family at least. private ori megidish was rescued by the israeli army last night. she had been held in gaza since the 7th of october. they had a lot to celebrate. for the rest of the hostage families, the agony of waiting goes on. in the centre of tel aviv, the families of the hostages have set up a vigil opposite the ministry of defence. these are the faces of many of those who are missing. there's a table set for a jewish sabbath dinner, empty places for those who are held in gaza. and along with the concern, more of the anger at the actions of hamas, which is powering the response of israel. annihilate hamas, so it won't happen again. f

on democratic, but to avoid a government shut down service of the united nations children's fund. unicef says 30000 children are among the 100000 people displaced from not going to kind of back, you know, mania. unicef says many have been separated from the families and it's working to re, not them as quickly as possible. i mean, he says the last bus load of ethnic, i mean refugees has left the categor gyptian president abdul father of c. c. a said he will run for a 3rd to an election sit for the same. but since he can't a pallet in the military to in 2013 before winning elections in 2014 and again in 2018, the author r terry informed me chief is correct down massively on the st. jiving thousands of his credits. so it'd be a says it has reduced its military presence on the board with costs of the following classes from the full people did. so it'd be a st in thousands of extra soldiers when 3 said government and the cost of on cost involved police officer were killed last month. us says it has not verified the caught in personnel. former us president donald trump has lashed out it, prose

unicef says that the mediterranean sea has become a graveyard for migrant children. the new report of the united nations children's fund shows a 3-fold increase in the number of children killed or missing. it is reported this summer compared to last year. during this period, 990 children became victims of the migration route in the mediterranean. also, unicef has announced that since the beginning of this year, more than 1,160 children have boarded the mediterranean smugglers' boats alone became this report was published while new news about eu reforms on asylum laws was published on thursday. in the laws that are described as strict, immigrants may even be kept in prison under special conditions if necessary. we present to you the first part of the short news of the world today. the us senate passed a temporary budget to prevent a government shutdown. this budget provides credit for essential government expenses for 45 days. the new american fiscal year begins today. in the 45- day budget, the unnecessary costs of providing credit will not one of these cases is help

. >> reporter: unicef today calling gaza a graveyard for thousands of children. israel has rejected a ceasefire, saying it would be a surrender to hamas. everything we're seeing here in southern israel indicates that this ground offensive is still ramping up, with more and more troops heading into gaza. israel says it struck 300 hamas targets today, and that it's hunting hamas commanders. it claims this strike killed an architect of the mass murder of israelis in two kibbutzes near gaza, as israel increased its estimate once again of the hostages held in gaza, now to 240. one is back with her family. private ori megidish rescued by israeli troops, while natalie raanan, an american teenager taken hostage by hamas is also back home in the chicago area. she was freed 11 days ago. >> richard, as you know, there is a lot in play here. another iranian-backed militia is sparking fears of a regional conflict. >> so two u.s. military officials tell nbc news they believe that houthi rebels in yemen fired a ballistic missile at israel. israel shot it down. so the united sta

unicef is calling for a humanitarian corridor, as israel cut supplies of food, electricity and water.any people have been killed in gaza, over700,000 many people have been killed in gaza, over 700,000 wounded. gaza, over 700 , 000 wounded. desperately gaza, over 700,000 wounded. desperately worrying for people in gaza right now. they are terrified about leaving their homes, they feel there is no safer them to go and with israel cutting electricity and water supplies, with israel cutting electricity and watersupplies, unicef with israel cutting electricity and water supplies, unicef calling for a humanitarian corridor in and out of gaza as a matter of urgency. a huge amount of injured, too. more now on the impact of the attacks on hospitals in gaza. the under—equipped hospitals, which, even at the best of times, struggle to provide health care to a population of more than two million people have launched appeals for blood donors. electricity and supplies have been running out. soa so a lot of concern about people trapped in gaza unable to get out. live now to abdelkadar hammad, who is

floods, droughts and wildfires, unicef says extreme weather caused the displacement of more than forty— three million children over six years. a man has appeared in court charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap tv presenter — holly willoughby. let's get more on one of those headline stories, because as we funerals are being held for the victims of the drone attack in syria. the attack killed at least 100 people and left dozens injured in homs. about 50 civilians are thought to be amongst the dead. our middle east correspondent is following it and told us more about the casual to numbers going up. the figures are getting higher. it is a day of mourning, it is shocking. three days of national mourning the government has announced. we have seen parades are funerals in the city of homs today and yesterday, more than 50 civilians killed, it was a graduation ceremony for the police academy. the attack and who is behind it raises lots of questions that remain without answers. those answers are still being searched for, but on that point of who might have carrie

another statistics from unicef. they think that if you look at the figures, it's more than 420 children being killed or injured in gaza every single day and the number of un stuff. unruh uh, the agency that you, an agency that deals with palestinians has lost 60 full stuff in 3 weeks. that's the highest number of you and stuff killed in a conflict in that period of time. the really all shocking statistics and what we're seeing now. i think is growing international condemnation of israel and israel's battle plan taking place. you've seen it as you say in the, in the general assembly with that vote overwhelming. vote a 120 countries in favor. just 14 against a humanitarian c spa coming into play. you'll see it from the humanitarian agencies as they report what's going on on the ground and you sort some cream comm, the chief prosecute to the international criminal court when he went to the rafa crossing all of this pressure on his ro. but of course, we still live a couple of hours ago, prime minister netanyahu st that

statistics above we also have this, but this is the statistic that unicef is giving. finally, an international center is giving this statistic about the situation of children and children who were martyred in the last few days . in the last 24 hours alone, 126 children were actually martyred. with the pathetic situations we are seeing now, and this zionist regime is not even committed to these international conventions and agreements, this fundamental question must be answered by the united nations today, the secretary general of the united nations, who, as in fact, the chairman of the human rights committee of the parliament repeatedly with the secretary i was worried that this correspondence has been going on since the 8th parliament, because from that time , in fact, these crimes were about the situation of children, the killing of children , the situation of women, about the issue of the right to life. it is cut off and even the internet is actually cut off so that no news from the people inside gaza can leak out and the people cannot understand the depth of these

, i feel it will have — rights chief, or unicef, i feel it will have the backing of its public to doade, which sebastien says has been _ the blockade, which sebastien says has been in place in some form from israel— has been in place in some form from israel and _ has been in place in some form from israel and also each of to the south for 17 _ israel and also each of to the south for 17 years — israel and also each of to the south for 17 years. certainly when i was there. _ for 17 years. certainly when i was there. and — for 17 years. certainly when i was there, and the last time i was regularly— there, and the last time i was regularly going into gaza was in 2013. _ regularly going into gaza was in 2013, it — regularly going into gaza was in 2013, it was bad. there were periods when _ 2013, it was bad. there were periods when i _ 2013, it was bad. there were periods when i was _ 2013, it was bad. there were periods when i was living there when virtually _ when i was living there when virtually half the food you were getting — virtually half the food you were getting was coming from

unicef from the displacement of more than 43 million children between 2016 and 2020 due to disasters. according to the report of the united nations children's fund , at the same time as the global warming, floods, droughts and fires, these children are displaced in 44 countries. unicef called this statistic a part of the iceberg and regretted not paying attention to the situation of children in some parts of the world. the flooding of a lake in the himalayan mountain range in india killed more than 40 people . the indian authorities announced that the flooding of this lake in the northeast of the country must have caused flooding and destruction of houses and bridges around it. 8 thousand people were forced to leave their homes due to the flooding of this lake. according to reports, this flood is caused by the melting of glacier lakes, which is happening due to the rise in global temperature, the melting of ice and the hardening of rocks around these lakes. and now tonight's program table. the media of the vezgi resistance movement in the world have an advantage that at the same time

unicef rereleased report. this is 700 children ago.ince then we have had 700 further children die. they said "the situation in the gaza strip is a collective strain on our conscious." the death is simply staggering. moster most people who listen to the news in that region would react. it's -- it's -- it's staggering and it is a stain on our co collective conscience. these aren't just numbers. you know, these are children with families, parents who love things siblings, identities, hopes, dreams, subjectively in our world, and there's a risk to reducing their numbers because we get habituated. but just like israeli children have biographies, identities and hopes, and they have been shared with us, over 3,000 children -- i want to clarify that number is the children that we're able to count in those statistics. there are over 900 children in the gaza strip that are missing right now, missing from that figure because their bodies have not been able to be retrieved from turn rubble. so we're talk about over 4,000 children likely that the p

unicef, the united nations children's fund, also announced that since the beginning of airstrikes, more than 700 children in gaza lost their lives. the organization warned about the death of gazans due to starvation. there is overcrowding in all the hospitals in the gaza strip, due to the large number of casualties from all areas of gaza, in addition to the increase in the number of martyrs , the hospitals are overcrowded. now there is an obvious overcrowding in the mortuary. even the palestinians who went to safe areas were not spared from the attacks and their convoys were also targeted. attacks on the residential areas of gaza have resulted in widespread disasters for the residents, and now the deployment of tanks of the zionist regime behind the borders of the gaza strip. the west bank was also the arena of conflict between the palestinians and the zionist military. hossein rouhani, sed and radio journalist. mr. dr. gharib babadi, secretary of the human rights headquarters, i greet you. you are very welcome to the interview studio of the news in the name of allah, rahman al-rahim. i

the chief of unicef says the lack of clean water on gaza is on the verge of becoming a catastrophe.elissa bell shows us the gravity of that situation. >> reporter: in gaza, the fight for survival grows more desperate by the hour. civil order is breaking down with u.n. aid warehouses swarmed. many of the people have been displaced and are now in desperate search of the basics. the water shortage so bad, that some are turning to the sea for the supplies they so desperately need. >> the services are not set up for this. the shelter now is supposed to be a school. and a classroom that is supposed to have 20 kids or 30 kids attending a school every day. you have more than 100 people sleeping, eating, drinking there. those are the people that we know. those are the people that we used to talk all the time, laugh all the time. >> reporter: all eyes are on the rafah crossing, the last lifeline in and out of gaza. >> before the war, some 400 trucks a day went into the enclave, according to the world food program. a flow now reduced to a trickle, with fewer than 200 getting through rafah, sin

unicef, the united nations children's fund, also announced that more than 700 children have died in gazaince the beginning of the airstrikes. aid and employment organization of awaz. he warned about the death of the people of gaza due to starvation. there is overcrowding in all hospitals in the gaza strip because a large number of casualties from all areas of gaza, in addition to the increase in the number of martyrs, the hospitals are overcrowded. now there is an obvious start in cold storage. even the palestinians who went to safe areas were not spared from the attacks and their convoy was also targeted. attacks on the residential areas of gaza have resulted in widespread disasters for the residents, and now the deployment of tanks of the zionist regime behind the borders of the gaza strip. the west bank was also the arena of conflict between the palestinians and the zionist military. hossein rouhani, sed and radio journalist. jordan's al-qad tv host broadcasts a picture of a headless child in gaza he could not control his emotions and started crying. this child 's head was severed fro

unicef was created almost 77 years ago out of the ashes of world war ii. since then, our commitment to our mission has never wavered. we advocate for the rights of every child. on behalf of all the children caught in this nightmare, we call on the world to do better, whether they are young people attending a music festival or children going about their daily lives in gaza, they all deserve peace. children do not start conflicts and they are powerless to stop them. they need all of us to put their safety and security at the forefront of our efforts. to imagine a future where children are healthy, safe and educated. no child deserves any rest, thank you. >> i think mrs. ruffle for her briefing, i now give the floor to mrs. lisa. >> thank you, mr. president. i'm delivering this statement on behalf of the emergency release coordinator and under mr. martin griffith, who is currently on mission in israel and the occupied palestinian territory. the events that have unfolded since seventh of october been nothing short of devastating and heartbreaking. we do not fo

the total number of victims according to unicef ​​is 2,300 victims, more than 5,000.t night, israel continued to strike palestinian refugee camps in the gaza strip in syria and lebanon. gaza from remains blocked, almost no humanitarian aid arrives through the egyptian border crossing, the palestinian authorities report that fuel for generators at the hospital has run out for two days, after which doctors will be without electricity. the israel defense forces are demanding that residents of the northern gaza strip evacuate to the south; many are deprived of this opportunity and, as a result, are dying en masse under shelling. the idf is preparing for an invasion of gaza, but the israeli government has not yet given the corresponding order, such an operation fraught with colossal losses. israel is studying the possibility of flooding tunnels under the gaza strip with sea water, where hamas fighters could be hiding and their weapons depots. in the highest echelons of power in the european union , bloomberg reports that this is a shameful conflict. the israeli-palestinian

at unicef we firmly believe that the true cost of this latest escalation will be measured in children's lives, those lost to the violence and those forever changed by it. after little more than three weeks the devastating tally is quickly adding up with rampant lygrave violations committed against children. according to the palace to minister of health, more than 8300 palestinians have been killed in gaza, including over 3400 children, with over 6300 children injured. this means that more than 420 children are being killed or injured in gaza each day, a number that shoulda shake each f us to our core. of course the pilot being perpetrated against children extends beyond the gaza strip. in the west bank including east jerusalem at least 37 children have reportedly been c killed. and, of k course, more than 30 israeli children have reportedly been killed at least 20 children remain hostage in the gaza strip. strip. their fate unknown. civilian infrastructure has also come under fierce attack. according to the world health organization in gaza, 34 attacks have been reported against healthc

we've heard from unicef, who's despite the number of deaths and injuries to children as being simply staggering. unicef has caused for an immediate cessation in full facility is simply full of it stops, the civilians can get rest bite for children to be able to get the help that they need us to describe people, people dying as being collateral damage. now perhaps that shouldn't come as a shock because us administration of the us administrative sion has really seen people as being collateral damage when it comes to war. even when the strikes the coast by the us themselves, back in 2021 and us a strike. kids have done this on killing sweet children. and this is how the us reacted to that. it's a tough scenario to be and it was a mistake. there was an honest mistake. that's a mistake. it's a regrettable mistake. it's an honest mistake of all the state. can you imagine having to try and explain that to the parents if those children that died, that those children were collateral damage and an honest mistake, it's really very difficult. and now is we see is well continuing to retaliate fol

, of course, that unicef ​​partly did it, but the rest all fell on someone, of course, on the parentsd the parents bought textbooks for the fifth and sixth grades with their own funds so that the children continued the educational programs, but we are talking about what in the due to the fact that in ukraine many educational institutions have been destroyed, many schools have been lost due to russian aggression, we need to review the reform that we adopted now. because we are not sure that we will be able to switch to a specialized school quickly and to the end, the same story with the closure of institutions, as they used to be called boarding schools, and this word bothered our european partners, but these are specialized reinforced schools, and now this reform, by the way, has been frozen, some of these schools have been closed, and some are hanging in the air, and we need to return to this now, because these are important social issues, which do not allow to fully function, a very important area, such as specialized professional schools, and there are actually many such things, so

the total number of victims, according to unicef, is 2,300, and the number of victims is more than 5,000last night, israel continued to strike the gaza strip, palestinian refugee camps, as well as syria and lebanon. gaza remains blocked, and virtually no humanitarian supplies are coming through the egyptian border crossing. palestinian authorities say the hospital has two days of fuel left for generators, after which doctors will be without electricity. the israel defense forces demand that residents of the northern gaza strip evacuate to the south, but many are deprived of this opportunity. as a result, civilians are dying en masse under shelling. the idf is preparing to enter the gas, but the israeli government has not yet given the corresponding order; such an operation is fraught with colossal losses. israel is studying the possibility of flooding tunnels under the gaza strip with sea water, where hamas fighters may be hiding and their weapons depots are located. well , tel aviv does not intend to take into account the position that is contrary to israel in relation to the conflict a

, unicef ​​has goodwill ambassadors, goodwill ambassadors for unicef. let's go to the unicef ​​gas, save, show good will, save the children, help them, here unicef ​​asks to open, cease fire for a while, open humanitarian corridors and evacuate children. to go to kiev, what are you talking about, they will go, which of these ladies listed will go to kiev went, remind me, there is an alarm there, that’s all, that means, look, the former prime minister of israel makes a statement, well, the current prime minister of israel makes almost the same statements, we started, this will happen, this will happen this, yes, that’s what netanyahu said, yes, but let’s listen to bennett. what about the palestinians in hospitals, those on life support machines, babies in incubators that will have to be turned off because the israelis cut them off in the gas electricity. seriously, you seriously keep asking me about the civilians of palestine, are you out of your mind, you didn’t see what happened here, we are fighting the nazis, civilians are not our goal, the world com

trabajadores de unicef distribuyen alimentos y medicinas que extraen de camiones que han estado ingresando de la que hace un mes presentamos un video en el que insultaba de forma racista a un trabajador hispano de la construcciÓn. reportera: "eres un ilegal", es uno de los insultos racistas que son captados en video por un vendedor ambulante en santa bÁrbara. el hombre, quien no quiere mostrar su rostro por temor a represalias, solo le preguntaba cuÁl era su problema. es la segunda vez que queda en evidencia acosando a trabajadores hispanos. >> ella dice que trabaja para la policÍa y parece que el videojuego poquito antes del primer video, pero enseÑa las intenciones de esta seÑora que racista. reportera: el video lo presentamos hace poco mÁs de un mes, donde ella se enfrento a un pintor. >> dijo que no podÍa estar allÍ, que ya trabajaba para la policÍa. [indiscernible] reportera: en ambos videos a la mujer asegura que ella trabaja para las autoridades, pero el departamento de policÍa de santa bÁrbara niega que ella sea empleado de esa agencia. las imÁgenes causaron conmociÓn entre los res

we wish you well with your efforts assuming waste from unicef, the laser, as described the desktop following subsidized terrace. the fact as staggering with at least $1200.00, mostly unarmed civilians killed by how much militants is or how does that massing tanks on the border with garza and is widely expected to start a ground defensive. definitely use that, rebecca read those reports now from these, right? the town of students close to the gauze history. vc is this to rock police station or what's next of it. and it's the scene of one of the biggest vassals during this audio. how mouse militants will hold up inside i me is riley, military will caught up in a 20 hour gun battle a local residents left terrified and angry, glorifying because we saw them running around here everywhere. we were pretty much in a sense and we didn't have anything to do in this entire situation. no weapons to, you know, protect ourselves. nothing to actually do in this situation. i've been this for both but not, and nothing like this, nothing like any most. and those slaughters and, and which of the kids and syste

unicef said the initial aid convoy will save some lives. but it is still an adequate.tensified between israeli forces and lebanese hezbollah terrorists. hezbollah official said today his iran backed group is quote in the heart of the war between israel and hamas. iraq's prime minister warned oil prices could rise if the conflict spreads in the middle east. muhammad called for an immediate cease-fire between israel and the hamas terrorists group. so as hezbollah fires more rockets from lebanon into northern israel one killing an israeli american. must go to senior foreign affairs correspondent greg appel caught near the lebanese border. >> yes lebanon is about a mile and a half over our shorter. we have seen an uptick in activity. israel and the iranian backed hezbollah group we heard artillery blasting away near here with flares to go up. we have heard small arms fire. we have heard drones and jets signs of them may be the leading edge of a second front in the unrest. defense minister bertagnolli he confirmed that we have been seeing and telling you all this past week

we wish you well with your efforts, assuming waste from unicef as well as well as 5 minutes, have benjamin netanyahu, who has announced that he will form an emergency governments with opposition lead by the guns administration's fun to last. as long as the conflict with how most medicines continues this and that, and you know, who would also need a 3 man will complement with mr. guns, was a former army chief. i'll be joined by the current defense minutes that you i've got on 5 minutes as extreme ryan sent ultra orthodox jewish allies would remain in government, but no bill and relates to the will be advanced during the concert. let's get more on this and my correspondent atanya kramer, and introduce and welcome tanya. so very broad coalition of policies for me, a government and a wood cabinets, is that a signal that we're about to say wide ranging and ministry decisions? following this joint statement came out earlier tonight, what was i'm thinking will just a few days ago that such a collision, an emergency unity government would actually come together. i think the message it is a to the

with the assistance of unicef , teenager-friendly centers operate in belarus; children from 14 yearshelp teenagers understand their difficulties, and solve their problems, reduce their risky behavior, perhaps some behavior , understand what they want, and harmonize their somatic, psychological and reproductive health. the appeal is anonymous, it can... introduce itself by any name, the child’s problem will not be reported to any school, nor parents, but if desired, children can come to the session with an adult; it is especially good to conduct a group session if conflicts occur in the family. we say we are not interested in anything, that the needs of one are expressed or the needs of the other are satisfied, we are interested in the emotional psychological state of the child returning to normal, so that he understands what he wants, how this can be achieved, and parents... in principle, during this period we too , i say, you should not always understand the child, because generations are different, interests are different in this regard, needs are different and opportunities, once

so we've always with unicef. really appreciate your time. the israeli military has reported that the number of people known to be of docketed by hamas has risen to 199. it is not the most of the hostages who include the elderly and children were taken to gaza. but there are really few details on their plight. is real, defense forces have also released the body cam footage of the moments of mazda militants breached the security fence last week before fanning out in towns and communities, and killing more than 1300 people. the mass militants record themselves infiltrating a community and is real close to the gas a border, a breach of the main gate ticket, but so far and began searching for civilians to kill or take hostage the body can video was obtained by as rarely forces who battled in 2 of the mass militants who carried out the massacre, israel has vowed to demolish a mass after their terror attacks that is really authority, se involved the indiscriminate mass killing of civilians, including children and the elderly. the thought is rarely

an emergency meeting of the un security council, the head of the united nations children's funds. unicef, catherine russell said, more than $400.00 children are being killed or injured in gaza every day, claiming that that number should shake each of us to our core. of a meeting at the security council was also told that more than 3400 children have been killed in 3 weeks of fighting. that's more than the total number of children killed annually across the world. conflicts owns since 2019. well, joining me now for morris toby frick, or he's a spokesperson for the united nations childrens funds, eunice up and joins me from amman. jordan toby, these numbers that i was just quoting there, the numbers of killed children injured children in guys are extraordinary. how reliable are they in? yeah, you're right. the numbers of children killed, the number of children injured inside the gaza strip are, are extraordinary. now these numbers come from the palestinian ministry of health. um and you said it was that it has ours. the guys souls is on the ground. we have stuff in the ground pot is on the

i think unicef does good work. i think unicef does good work. i think unicef does good work.k. but i think it's some good work. but i think it's sort of a plenary ministrations , sort of a plenary ministrations, if i can call it that often fall well short of the mark if you were still pm, what would you be saying to netanyahu right now? well, i would be expressing the strong and qualified support of the australian people for the right of israel to respond with effective military force . but effective military force. but what has been a heinous attack on its people . on its people. >> let's move over to matters in australia. i was interested by all of the coverage of the no vote when it came to the aboriginal voice debate. was it important that the no vote won ? important that the no vote won? >> well, i thought it was the right outcome. it was a very strong vote . i think it largely strong vote. i think it largely happened because deep down australians recognise that we have a pretty stable, happy , have a pretty stable, happy, successful, cohesive country and when somebody c