unicef says number of palestinian children killed in occupied west bank is increased by 250% since israel's genocide started in gaza. and palestine olympic committee calls for a ban on israel's participation in the summer olympic games in paris. over the regime's genocide in gosp: hello everyone, it's 4 am in the besege of stripping, you're watching press tv, world news. the israeli regime continues its military camp. campaign against gaza, resulting in devastating loss of palestinian life and widespread destruction. as a result of attacks in the southern city of rafa, a child was killed and two other seriously injured. also in and around khan unis eight palestinians including three children were killed. the palestine red crestment society says two medical clinic. and east of the city are now out of service after the air strikes which killed at least 77 palestinians and central city of dir abala, the 163rd journalist was killed since october the 7th. u.s. israely genocidal war in gaz has killed over 39,00 palestinians, most of them women and children, and nearly 9000 others have been injure

unicef says 143 children have been killed in the occupied palestinian territory, which marks a spike of nearly 250%, compared to nine months prior to the launch of the genocidal war in gaza, more than 400. 40 children have also been injured by live fire throughout the west bank. unicef says this is a result of quote, unnecessary and excessive use of force against the most vulnerable. earlier this year, un added israel's military to a global list of offenders that have committed violations against children. the international court of justice has declared israely presence in occupied palestinian territories illegal. manning the regime end its occupation immediately. earlier in our explainer program we examined how this ruling represents devastating indictment against israel. the israeli regime has been on one track when it comes to international law, it's own definition of what the law is. that has been witnessed first hand it. comes to the genocide, it is committing against palestinians in the gaza strip. the international reaction has been just that reaction, no action behind the rea

unicef says that. 143 children have been killed in the occupied palestinian territory, now that marks the spike of nearly 250% compared to the 9 months prior to the genocidal war in gaza. more than 440 children have also been injured by live ammunition across the west bank. unicef says this is a result of quote unnecessary and excessive use of force against the most vulnerable. earlier this year, the un added that israel's military to a global list of offenders that have committed violations against children. palestine has called on the international olympic committee to ban israel from the summer games over the genocide in gaza. the palestine olympic committee said the israeli bombings of the beast strip are breach of the ancient tradition of truths during the games. it said that israeli forces have killed around 400 palestinian athletes in gaza and have destroyed sports facilities there. there have also been growing calls internationally for the boycott of israel from the olympics. one of those. critical of the regime's participation in the games is french law maker thomas ports. du

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mass fractionation campaign, maybe need joe english is with the united nations children's agency unicef. earlier he told us how his agency is struggling to prevent the spread of polio in this trip. so we've already begun a risk analysis and we will say working with local communities to make sure that they are aware of the risk and know how to prevent. but the reality is, is that we can give people another advice. but when you have 600 people in some cases in casa sharing a single toilet, you know, there's a very different, right, there's a huge difference between knowing the risk, understanding the risk, and so being able to prepare yourself and prevent the spread. and so ultimately, as i say, we need to be able to get see me being able to, to provide children and families with safe drinking or so with how to quit sanitation. you know, it's a solid reality, the portable, the toilet a one of the supplies that we've had, issues getting into the gaza strip, you know? and so we said this again and again, but it bears repeating the only way that we will be able to guess in, with a scale of h

a dr. category now below the nova, is i have to expect the unicef ukraine. i also will be attack on the children's hospital and keep ment for the treatment of sick children that will worse this attack was absolutely horrible for children for their parents and for this past. and as i mentioned am already in your program. it is very important for children and loved to even set up their statements. so the government, the company as a whole, is very grateful for their chance to continue the treatment them for all of the. and i know that a lot of these children were taken to germany and not only now, but as well in the beginning of the war because it's a really important not staying up the street. because otherwise it's investigating for the families and that as well for us, it is a huge festival. so they even like that. and this is a breast again, most only for the children and not from the, from the fountains for, they are not only from adults those but as well. so everybody's weakness based events. and it was basically the full time speak with nested in the ne

according to the unicef report, in the last 7 months, 143 children were killed in the west bank, and more than 440 children were injured. opposition to the presence of the zionist regime in the paris olympics was also brought to the french parliament. french national assembly member emeric caron said israel's hands are stained with the blood of gaza children and should not participate in the olympics. according to karon, the zionist regime kills. innocent people continue an unequal war against the defenseless people of gaza data that violates the charter of the olympic games. port , another member of the french parliament, also demanded the removal of the zionist regime from the olympics and said that because of the war against innocent people, israeli athletes do not deserve to participate in the olympics. the 2024 paris olympics will begin on august 5. despite the creation of several global sweeps. in order to exclude the zionist regime from the french olympic games, the international olympic committee has not taken any action in this regard, but it has banned russian athletes from

unicef says 143 children have been killed in the occupied palestinian territory. that marks a spike of nearly 250% compared to the nine months prior to the genocidal war in gaza. more than 440 children have also been injured by live. ammunition across the west bank. uniceff says this is a result of quote, unnecessary and excessive use of force against the most vulnerable. earlier this year, the un added israel's military to a global list of offenders that have committed violations against children. the international court of justice has declared the israeli presence in the occupied palestinian territories as illegal, it demands the regime and its occupation, or end its occupation as soon as possible. in our explainer program, we have examined how the ruling represents devastating indictment against israel. well, the israeli regime has been on one track when it comes to international law, its own definition of what the law is, that has been witnessed first hand, when it comes to the genocide, it is committing against palestinians in the gaza strip. the... internati

unicef says the death toll is likely much higher.nicef reports hundreds of thousands of children are in need of medical care. but israel has destroyed most of gaza's hospitals, saying hamas stores weapons in them and hides beneath them. it's a reality that has left thousands of children trapped, desperate for help. >> "doctor, please, the bone is exposed. please don't leave me here." these are voice messages i receive on a daily basis. >> reporter: tareq hailat is the head of the treatment abroad program for the palestine children's relief fund, an organization working to get children like jude medical care. to date, hailat's team has evacuated more than 200 children from gaza. >> this is the list of where we have all our children that we're trying to evacuate. >> what's the red? >> so the red are the children that they've passed away waiting. >> all of these children have died? >> all of them. >> while they were on the waiting list? >> yes. >> what are children who need medical treatment doing now? >> sadly, the real answer is they'

ali, we will return to him later, he worked in an international organization for migration, now at unicef the un, why are international organizations silent? belarusian-latvian border, a family of six fled from iraq to germany, they have examples. that everything worked out, i want a normal life in europe, i’m very scared by the army’s appeal to my children, i’m afraid death, i'm scared for the children, look at them, they are 10, i thought that i would die that night, they all looked death in the eyes that night , thousands of kilometers from iraq, she was in human form with... 9 days of hell are behind and after hours of torture , not everyone managed to get out of the latian forests, where, like the nazis, they filtered people according to things that were understandable only behind the cordon. you're safe, tell me what happened to you, my name is. yam, i'm 18 years old and from somalia. or, just imagine, you ’ve been carrying a long-awaited child under your heart for almost 8 months. for the sake of his safety you decide escape from samali. after the gas sector and sudaan, this africa

unicef's ruscatherine russell js us from new york. you're back from sudan, the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet right now. what did you learn? >> yeah. i learned that it is a catastrophic situation for children there, and there are compounding crises. first, it's the largest displacement cry ses for children around the world. so many millions of children have moved from their homes to neighboring countries like south sudan, egypt, or chad. many millions are moved inside sudan to other places in the country trying to find some refuge. it's also a huge challenge in terms of malnutrition. we have 4 million children severely malnourished, more than half a million of those are acutely malnourished. which means they are on the verge of starvation. shockingly, almost every child in sudan has been out of school for the last year which is incredibly destabilizing for them, for their future and for the country as well. >> yeah. 17 million children who are not in school. >> shocking. >> apart from the humanitarian concern, the u.s. inte

unicef says 135,000 children in gaza are at risk of severe malnutrition. by publishing the pictures of these babies, the users of the cyberspace write: all yaman ashura. behind the blurred parts of this image are unplayable scenes. dead body palestinian babies are dismembered with the breathing tubes that were supposed to keep them alive still attached to their bodies. in some beds, a little more than one skeleton remains. flies and insects clearly walk on the skin of a baby. the israeli army forced the palestinians to evacuate anas hospital and did not allow premature babies from the ward. the interval between his birth and martyrdom was only 7 days. nabil noufal's life story was the shortest story of a life. it was at the beginning of the zionist war that nabileh became a hashtak. many people read his life story. the life that the zionists ended. nabileh nofal, the youngest martyr of gaza, was only 7 days old, or babies who become the only survivors of their families. the remains of a 26-day-old baby were found after spending 6 hours under the rubble of

now w to be working with unicef, we'd, i mean it's to a powerful another box has to try to do what is needed, but you have to take into account really difficult operational situation right now . you guys a warehouse system is unable to provide those services where work of humanitarian agencies is very difficult. so there is a risk we will do our best. but really what we need is that is the ceasefire. so we could launch all and before we go, a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. taiwan is preparing for the onset of type boom came me after leaving a dream of death and destruction in the philippines. the 155 kilometer wins are on their way to the island. people haven't bracing themselves for the coming storm. and with us now for the story about the us, veterans and police were part of the mob which storm the us capital on january 6th, as after a short break, unable for lee. thank you so much for your company, the growing us interagency as the palestinians ever known, we don't expect much living with a bare minimum without civil rights and with no cost. this is not a

unicef says 135,000 children in gaza are at risk of severe malnutrition. users virtual space with publication. the images of these babies write that the whole yemen of ashura is behind the blurred parts of this image. there are unplayable scenes. this is what cnn says is the decomposed body of the palestinian babies, while the breathing tubes that were supposed to keep them alive are still in place. their bodies are connected. in some beds little more than a skeleton remains of maggots and bugs clearly walking on the skin of a baby. the secretary general of the united nations said that if there is a hell on earth, it is the life of the children of gaza. in these 9 months that have passed since the war. the story of the martyrdom of those premature babies in the hospital has become a chapter common to many children in gaza. the interval between his birth and martyrdom was only seven days. nabil noufal's life story was the shortest story of a life. it was at the beginning of the zionist war that the hashtag became popular. many people read his life story. the life that the zionists ended. bill

it's joe english with the united nations children's agency unicef. here's a reminder of the top stories. we're following this. our a plane crash into paul has killed several people and kept men do aircraft craft during take off. early reports. say that the pilot is the sole survivor. kimler harris has begun her campaign to become the next us president. with a campaign rally in wisconsin, asked for bid gainesville meant emissions told supporters she has enough delegates to secure the democratic party's presidential nomination. and we'll end it there up next, found document refilled, looks at the growth of the gambling industry and some of the controversial tact as employed by firms within a mike look to thanks for watching bye for now. the drilling us interagency as a palestinian and driven on we don't expect much living with a bare minimum without civil rights and with no trust this is not a good environment. yeah, no, not for my children. and favorite shadow stats august 3rd on dw, the my name is steve ramsey. i am from the northeast.

what's crossover now to jo english who is with united nations children's agency unicef. so help us understand this and what exactly what a series pulido break mean for the children in dallas. so this is something that we've been warning about for many, many months, that threat of 5 communicable multiple diseases. and beside to say that we continue to see all west is come true. now finally, this is just traces in the mind when we have not seen any power listed cases in children. and that does not mean those kind of what happened. and so we are scrambling with our colleagues at w h. r in the household parties to do everything that we come to prevent children. because, i mean, you of us can see the pages. you know, this is royce conditions for multiple and diseases. and so we need to be able to get in a box in a children on my scale. but the only way that we're going to be able to do that is with an end to the fighting. it will be near impossible to do was to bones continue to 4 fights and continues that may be suggest no conditions chosen to live in period to. so what is b

max mass vaccination campaign may be needed. jo english is with you guys. nations children's agency unicef, earlier, he told us how his agencies struggling to prevent the spread of polio and gaza. so we've already begun risk analysis and we will say working with the local community just to make sure that they are aware of the risk and know how to defend. but the reality is that we can give people another advice. but when you have 600 people, in some cases in costa sharing a single toilet, you know, there's a very different, very, there's a huge difference between knowing the risk, understanding the risk and so being able to prepare yourself and prevent the spread . and so ultimately, as i say, we need to be able to get to me being able to provide children, families with safe drinking or so with how to quit sanitation. you know, it's a sound reality, the portable, the toilet a one of the supplies that we've had, issues getting into the gaza strip, you know? and so we said this again and again, but bass. but pacing the only way that we will be able to guessing with the scale, if she monetary

unicef says the death toll is likely much higher. in need of medical care. but israel has destroyed most of gaza's hospitals, saying hamas stores weapons in them and hides beneath them. it's a reality that has left thousands of children trapped, desperate for help. >> doctor, please, the bone is exposed. please don't leave me here. these are voice messages i receive on a daily basis. >> reporter: tareq hailat is the head of the palestine children's relief fund, an organization looking to get children like jood damo medical care. today the team has evacuated more than 200 children from gaza. >> this is the list of where we have all our children we are trying to evacuate. >> reporter: what's the red? >> the red are the children that they have passed away, waiting. >> reporter: all of these children died? >> all of them rich while on the waiting list? >> yes. >> reporter: what are children who need medical treatment doing now? >> sadly, the real answer is they are dying. a broken leg here in the united states is not the same as a broken

with who, unicef you have? first, we are on the - ground now.e virus, looking at any children who get paralysed, that they are detected and reported and investigated, establishing a regular sampling system similar to one that detected the virus in the first place, and then we are assessing what kind of vaccination is possible. we certainly need to do mass vaccination campaigns to stop this outbreak. we will have to implement multiple rounds of vaccine with the polio vaccine, which the global polio eradication initiative will deploy, and we are assessing what the feasible options are to deliver the vaccine to as many children as fast as possible. if deliver the vaccine to as many children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a _ children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a lot _ children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a lot for _ children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a lot for the _ children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a lot for the majority i children as fast as possible. if you cannot do a lot for the majority of|

as sudan's warring parties continue to fight for control, unicef reports some 50,000 people have fled and sought refuge in the eastern region of qadarif with many more expected to arrive in the coming days as they escape the violence. this is unicef program coordinator nasra islan. >> so far 400 children have been registered here and are receiving several services. amy: in bangladesh, at least six people have been killed in a wave of student protests over government quotas on public sector jobs. up to 30% of those positions are reserved for the relatives of soldiers who fought in bangladesh's independence war against pakistan in 1971. critics say the quota unfairly benefits families who support prime minister sheikh hasina. a number of government jobs are also designated for women, ethnic minorities, and disabled job applicants. those are not included in protesters grievances. schools and universities across bangladesh have down amid the growing unrest. in france, president emmanuel macron has accepted prime minister gabriel attal's resignation as the government steps down after suffe

la min se hizo un sorteo en el calendario participaba tambiÉn unicef y unicef. messi con los yamal y en concreto con el pequeÑo que ahora estÁ triunfando? >> mmm. fue complicada, fue complicada, pero bueno, uno cuando elabora una foto para este tipo de de bueno, una fotografÍa de este tipo, pues intenta ponerle una creatividad, originalidad y un trabajo de producciÓn detrÁs. >> no es una fotografÍa deprisa y corriendo y yo el dÍa antes estaba baÑando a mi hija en el en el porque era chiquitita tambiÉn la estaba baÑando en esta baÑera precisamente y dÁndole vueltas a la cabeza porque me habÍan dicho que que tenÍa que fotografiar a leo messi con un bebÉ y dÁndole vueltas a como como la podÍa hacer hasta que me di cuenta que tenÍa la foto en mis manos, no? con lo cual, bueno, me parecÍa que ademÁs era una manera que podÍan interactuar los dos bien, porque al final las fotos de bebÉs son complicadas y buscas pues bueno, que arrancarle una sonrisa, que el que el que el bebÉ estÉ bien, que estÉ a gusto. piensa que messi tambiÉn es un chico muy introvertido, tÍmido y l

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also said this week, the gazon health ministry that 70,000 people in the territory have hepatitis a, unicef also recently said in february that 90% of children under the age of five have uh" infectious diseases and 70% of them have diarrhea, which you know there aren't, they're not able to to treat these things, the hospitals are no condition to reopen at full capacity if the bombing stopped tomorrow, so really the the only solution is to evacuate the people in gaza to safe space, they cannot stay, so it's one sease fire and to evacuation, where can i go, they there are no conditions for? to go live in the desert in in egypt, that makes no sense, and egypt doesn't want to be complicit in the ethnic cleansing of the palestinians from their land, they can't go into the sea, so the only place they can go is east and into the area now known as israel, and the funny thing about that is that israel has been talking since the beginning of the war about trying to set up buffer zone around gaz. but gaza actually has buffer zone, it's inside israel, in the 1949 in february when they had the armistice

continue claiming more civilian lives across gaza. as genocidal war's death tool exceeds 39,000. unicef says number of palestinian children killed in the occupied west bank has increased by 250% since israel launches genocidal campaign in gaza. and a palestine olympic committee has called for a ban on israel's participation in the summer olympics in paris over the regime's gaza genocide.

nations children's fund referring to the high number of martyrs and injured children in this attack, unicef said nothing. there is no safe place in gaza for palestinians, especially children. at the same time as the world condemned the attack on the mawassi camp, the prime minister of the zionist regime once again emphasized the continuation of the war in gaza and said that the war will end only when all our goals are achieved. more than 9 months have passed since the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza, a global demonstration in support of the oppressed people. palestine and condemning the crimes of the zionists continues. tens of thousands of people in different cities of america and europe with demonstrations they demanded the cessation of the war in gaza and the trial of the zionist criminals. supporters of palestine in new york condemned the crimes committed by the zionist regime with american support and weapons. in manchester, england , thousands of people demonstrated with palestinian flags and pictures of children killed in gaza . supporters of palestine held a cloth with an ins

and, and just to remind the viewers this is on the backgrounds of, of unicef and other organizations. warning, months ago, i remember back in december unicef warning that there would be an outbreak of diseases like polio if we weren't able to get on top of a vaccination programs and add water content and the contamination a efforts which have been impossible in the week of israel essentially limits a every type of aid imaginable into the gaza strip and concluding as you know, fuel that's needed to power waste plans to process sewage, water, including hygiene products including vaccinations. so people are left in a situation where they're living in the perfect environment for vaccine preventables illnesses about long eradicate is true. for example, in the, in the case of polio through the global, fully eradication program, long eradicated vaccines like that. so a vaccine preventables illnesses like that re emerging and potentially spreading and causing yet another a tragic and horrific types of death. one of many ways gardens are our fear in dying at the moment. not, not least direct b

el bebÉ gaÓo un sorteo de la unicef, al que fue inscrito por sus padres inmigrantes para aparecer enunfo para acceder a la gran final. >> no, siempre estaba hablando con mi madre. antes, que era su sueÑo, me ha dicho ella tambiÉn. y nada muy contento de que mi primer gol, mi primer gol, haya sido asÍ contra francia en una semifinal el mismo dÍa. >> lionel messi, que le lleva 20 aÑos, anotÓ en el triunfo que tiene la selecciÓn argentina en la final de la copa amÉrica. el domingo ambos jugarÁn sus respectivas finales. la historia de jamal va mÁs allÁ de lo deportivo. su padre es marroquÍ y su mamÁ de guinea occidental. Él naciÓ en espaÑa y creciÓ en un barrio a las afueras de barcelona, donde viven muchÍsimos migrantes y donde es admirado por todos. >> la verdad que por el barrio. es un orgullo porque es un chaval que a dÍa de hoy todo el mundo ya lo conoce a nivel mundial. >> el dueÑo de esta cafeterÍa lo conoce de toda la vida, desde que era pequeÑito, que lo llevaba a entrenar a la masÍa. >> venÍa aquÍ, hacÍa el cafÉ a las 07:00 y se lo llevaba en tren a entrenar a barcelona en la s

the findings of the unicef back test highlight the growing risk of new health disaster if left untreated. increased violence in the west bank is threatening to be new flash point in continued. israeli assault on palestinian rights, there's been a sharp increase in home demolitions and terrorist settler attacks. now to help on pack some of these talking points, help me welcome the political analyst and podcaster charles kelly, he's in the studio with me and via zoom from edinburgh in scotland is long-time pro-palestine and anti-racism campaigner mick napier. gentlemen, good to have you both with me. i mean it's a tough call here, but let me start with you, charles, they're still clearing up the confetti. from the republic uh national convention there um in the us and it seems as if you know president uh trump is reaping all the accolades at the moment um what are your thoughts a trump presidency and what that might mean for the situation in gaza? i i think trump ironically against popular opinion maybe would want peace, his son was interviewed last night said he would stop the war in ukra

rate of his type of cancer is over 80 percent of the kathrina blo be nova is a health expert with unicef, ukraine, and we asked what the attack on the shoulders hospital in keep meant for the treatment of sick children or hello. of course, this attack was absolutely horrible for children for their parents and for this past and as likely mentioned that i'm already in your program. it is very important for the children loved to even set up their statements. so the government, the company as a full is very grateful for a better chance to continue 3 percent of all of the. and i know that a lot of these children were taken to germany and not only now, but as well in the beginning of the war because it's a really important nothing about these 3 men. because otherwise is investigating for the families. and as well. of course it is a huge festival, so the even like that. and this is a breast again, most only for the children and my family to the parents where they are not only from the doctors but as well. so everybody's weakness based events and it was basically the full time, think witnessed i

here is tess engrim, communication specialist at the unicef, explaining why it takes 60 days for there it gets documented and screened, then goes to either the nissan, border crossing in israel via several checkpoints where it gets screened again before being sent to rapa, or for screening an entry at the second crossing karem shalom, most of the un trucks go, each one of these trucks normally carries about 20 to 30 metric tons of supplies. if we could consistently get about 250 of these trucks in every single day, that would be equivalent about 25 ships of supplies coming into gaza daily. it's possible to flood gaza with a, but it's not happening. the journey from alarish should take about 3 days, but it can take up under 60 days depending on the backlog of trucks waiting to enter. right now, about 1,200 un and ngo trucks are waiting to enter gaza. why? because the processing and screening is long and complex, limiting the number of trucks that can cross into gaza and slowing the entry of this lifesaving aid. ladies and gents, with that we conclude our expose for tonight right here

here is tess ingram, communication specialist at the unicef explaining why...d and screened, then goes to either the nitsana border crossing in israel via several checkpoints where it gets screened again before being. sent to raffa, or for screening an entry at the second crossing karem shalom, where most of the un trucks go. each one of these trucks normally carries about 20 to 30 metric tons of supplies. if we could consistently get about 250 of these trucks in every single day, that would be equivalent to about 25 ships of supplies coming into gaza daily. it's possible to flood gaza with aid, but it's not. the journey from alarish should take about 3 days, but it can take up to 60 days depending on the backlog of trucks waiting to enter. right now, about 1,200 un and ngo trucks are waiting to enter gaza. why? because the processing and screening is long and complex, limiting the number of trucks that can cross into gaza and slowing the entry of this lifesaving aid. ladies and gents, with that we conclude our expose for tonight right here on press tv, please

you will have to go across the board as the un children's agency. unicef says some 50000 have led recently from new fighting in the central san ah, state. many who arrived require urgent psychological support in addition to basic needs like food and shelter. so 5400 children have been reduced, that's here. all which they are receiving several services, including mental and psycho social supports. we also doing a number of the conditional activities for the children. really that's all, most of the top was they had the low just as you continue, we have the team that doing sports inside. they will have to do and also bring some drawings and the social work, cuz you're watching dw, use africa still to come with the olympics around the corner. we meet a nigerian athletes preparing to fight for glory. the now with migration and security being key topics of concern here in germany. the country to foreign minister has been in west africa this week. seeking to strengthen balance ties with partners that are in a bad box trip to cut to set a goal and co deval. we'll discuss what germany can achieve w

have had one on both legs amputated according to unicef, that number's growing daily. many of these operations were performed without anesthesia child. amputees require ongoing medical care and surgical interventions anywhere between $8.00 to $12.00 surgeries per lab removed or with the medical system that has all but collapsed and under constant shelly. what does life as an improve sheet in gaza? look like we begin this episode of the stream with us in aged 11, telling us his story. and then again, i don't have it at all the holidays. then you have uh, although should be a little over. as to why the games will go through and the one that came in i did when there's a feeling i'm checking and i like them. well yeah. oh yeah. like i don't even go by play. a lot of i'm pushing this so of that and, and especially like jack, that. yeah, it's like got really that's what are you going to check a little dr. aside she was yanking does it matter what the bugs they get up when that a homeless as long as they give you a lender? she's a shop for liability and was as much i was thin

that was the at so bring the latest sobering remarks from the u. n's, children's charter unicef. when we saw an example of what the nation is going to at the minute, but the nigerian national nutritional counsel is attempting to come about it. ok, donald trump has pledged to end the conflict in ukraine if he takes up presidency again in the oval office. but will he follow true of his comments? that unless the pressing global issues are dealt into next month, going under broad the i'm action or time said welcome back to going under the rule, cussing all around the world from you a. i mean it's the ongoing u. k. u. s. you um, because of genocide it's been a week since the likely next president of the usa. so if i just show up to the head in suspicious circumstances, the pennsylvania assassination attempt on trump came off the years of u. s. military industrial media set.

population stranded inside gaza, but with no luck. here is tess engram, communication specialist at the unicefes in alarish, egypt where it gets documented and screened, then goes to either the nitsana board a crossing in israel via several checkpoints where it gets screened again before being sent to rapa. or for screening an entry at the second crossing karem shalom where most of the un trucks go. each one of these trucks normally carries about 20 to 30 metric tons of supplies. if we could consistently get about 250 of these trucks in every single day, that would be equivalent to about 25 ships of supplies coming into gaza daily. it's possible to flood gaza with aid, but it's not happening. the... journey from alarish should take about 3 days, but it can take up to 60 days depending on the backlog of trucks waiting to enter. right now, about 1,200 un and ngo trucks are waiting to enter gaza. why? because the processing and screening is long and complex, limiting the number of trucks that can cross into gaza and slowing the entry of this life-saving age. ladies and gents, with that we conclud

so bring remarks from the u. n's childrens chart to unicef, who also stays food in security is making already dire situation worse. and the big to come about the issue, the nigerian national nutrition council has the series of measures, but experts and those most affected say more rapid action is needed. yeah, and that will come from children sometimes don't even look like human beings and the child is sick all the time. as a molly, you don't have peace of mind. you take him to the hospital and adults. i will tell you that he's sicknesses, hunger engaged, the some families without fraud re screen moves. most of them because to me, to now $41.00, to square meals. we go to the market tomorrow, something is 250 on the next. these or any 500. so you can say, well, you have to like change, you feel like you to contact for the to you have to go for something less for you to you the i think the government is mostly set updating laws. yeah. spend the money and not going to make sure you get the zip code the the, the, the african community should be so a lack of some of the real fact buffy kin

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so bring remarks from the u. n's, childrens charge, the unicef to also say food and security is making a already dire situation in parts of the country worse. and it been to come about the issue. the nigerian national nutrition council has approve the series of measures, but experts on those most effected say more rapid action is needed. yeah, we have the wrong children sometimes. don't even look like human beings and the child is sick all the time. as a molly, you don't have peace of mind. you take him to the hospital and the doctor will tell you that he's sicknesses hungering. just the some families i put out for the screen. most of them the company come out 40 minutes and square meals waiver to the market tomorrow. something is to make these or any 500. so you can say, well you have to like change. you feel like you to contact for the to you have to go for something for you to you. the other thing the government is, is the name of the i spend the money in agriculture confirmation the .