so i, i, you know, i, i hear you talking as a unicef communications office. i hear describing the situation on the ground, but i don't know, i don't know slave if you, if you're a husband or a father, if you have a family, but from what you've seen on the ground in gaza. is it a survival scenario for the mothers and the children are currently just trying to get by as well as on variables? what i saw was really heart breaking and, and, and really what we said before is we can call this a childhood. you can call this a normal living where they're living to day in the out is imaginable. i've been into a displacement dense where i couldn't really continue for, for more than 20 minutes on those things are bullying inside. i could see the rashes on children everywhere. wherever you go, there is at least one person and one child in a, in a, in a hospital that is infected with these skin rushes. i'm going to hospitals and children are being treated in the whole living the day that they're being really waiting for hours just to get the minimal, which is really the, th

joe english, emergency communications specialist at unicef. group that is very closely watching the negotiations in qatar are the friends and loved ones of the hostages were still being held in gaza. it is thought 111 of the hostages abducted by hamas still remain in the territory, including the bodies of 39, who the israeli military says are among those still held in gaza for the last 313 days is carmel gat, and occupational therapist from tel aviv. she was visiting parents on october 7 when she was taken. her sister-in-law was also kidnapped. she was subsequently released in november. carmel was not so lucky, and months later, is still being held in gaza. joining us now is her cousin. his aunt was also killed on october 7. he has been a leadinvoice in israel, demanding the government does agree to a cease-fire. thank you for being with us. you have any hopes that these talks that are underway right now in delhi will bring about a cease-fire and possible hostage release deal? >> good evening, first. secondly, i must be hopeful. i have no othe

unicef says the vaccinations will take place for six and a half hours every day until wednesday. israel and hamas have agreed to three localised pauses in fighting to enable the vaccination of more than six—hundred—thousand palestinian children. our middle east correspondent yolande knell sent this new report from jerusalem. just two drops as the un begins vaccinating against polio in gaza. a dose is easy to give, but carrying out a mass immunisation campaign in a combat zone is a huge challenge. parents of the first vaccinated children are relieved. i was worried and afraid because this is scary. the polio disease. this disease makes the children unable to move. baby abdulrahman was crawling early, but now his mum worries he'll never be able to walk. he was the first child found to have polio in gaza in 25 years, and it paralysed his leg because of the war he wasn't vaccinated and now medical care is limited. he want to live and be treated. he wants to live and walk like other children. i feel a lot of guilt that he didn't get the vaccination, but i couldn't give it to him becau

and according to unicef, that's a particular threat to children in a new report, the u.n. agencies is almost half 1 billion children are experiencing at least double the number of dreamy hot days as their grandparents did when they were kids on that trajectory is getting worse and worse for those children. and it's not just in countries that you might think traditionally are hot countries. it's happening in every continent. we're seeing heat waves all over the world in northern europe, in the united states, as well as in countries in africa. and if you can imagine the type of temperatures we're talking about, that kind of heat is dangerous it's dangerous for anyone, but especially for young children unicef says, one major impact is on children's health. >> extreme levels of heat stress can contribute to malnutrition and increase the likelihood of infectious diseases such as malaria and dengue countries like south sudan, sudan, mali, nigeria, and senegal, a home to children's spending half the year in temperatures over 95 degrees fahrenheit or 35 degrees celsius in the unit

emergency communication specialist at unicef.re whether or not you believe the exact figure which does come from the hamas run health ministry. it's clear as we've been reflecting on what lyse doucet, there is a huge level of death and destruction in gaza and many of those victims are children. thousands of children it can be overwhelming and you can almost, you know, age might be a statistic but each and every one of these children thatis each and every one of these children that is been killed is someone's entire world. and that is what our colleagues see when we are speaking to families, the parents, their entire lives have been turned upside down or have been just extinguished in a moment. you know, and so we continue to see mass casualty events, we continue to same attacks on schools where people are sheltering. when we ask ourselves why are people sheltering in these large groups in these concentrated areas, it is because they have nowhere else to go. parents are waking up each and every morning with one thing on their mind

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vaccine nation campaign with water aging, all over the following goes beyond politics or regional unicef communications chief tests. ingram again told us that conducting of bucks, nation realize as a conflict ranges is all but impossible. we are going to do our very best without this a site or a 7 day course, the age of the 2 rounds of these campaign. but that is really what we may because doing the sort of ambitious that sedation campaign in the middle of a really intense conflict is nearly impossible. you know, one of the things that we're concerned about is, of course we've, we've picked up these polio ties, they may well be others. we need to increase the valence it to see whether there are more cases in the community. but it's also in indicated that health systems are decimated, storage is, is really a problem on the straits of god. so access to safe and clean water is also an issue . and so that means other diseases poses a threat to children such as measles or color uh, or hepatitis. so we, we really focused on polio, but also conscious of the fact that the families in gaza at a r

well, let's speak live now in the program to unicef communications head for the middle east and north africa test ingram. you're most welcome and we appreciate your time this sunday test. usually concerning news from guys that with these reports of the polio virus being detected for the 1st time in a quarter of a century, how big is the fear that infections could spread? it's a tremendous larry for several reasons. one, this environmental sample that we've detected in the gaza strip has been leads to a wholly a very and from egypt, which means it could have been circulating in gaza for many months is as long ago as september 2023. which means that the risk of other children being infected with probably a virus, particularly as vaccination levels of drugs in recent months with the conflict is a real threat. and then as you said earlier, the health and sanitation systems in gaza have really been decimated. so we're looking at real problems as well in stopping the spread in the environment and then detecting it. if there are any further cases in gaza. yeah, the u. k. as in foster to be y

were on the board of unicef. we really, world food program. so we do have a say in how those organizations address issues that developing countries bring to the table. our voice is clearly a voice that is very powerful. because we come in almost all cases, are the largest donors to these organizations. certainly to the humanitarian ones but i think even undp. so we can speak for and promote the interests of developing countries in a way that it think it's important, and it's something that i know we do on a regular basis. and that is certainly the case with the international financial institutes as well. we do think there is room for and time for reform of -- recycled happen in new york. it's going to happen through the bretton woods process. and how we address what we do with those institutions in the future. and it also means addressing the impact that china has through is alone financing which has in the past and i think even i can say with certainly even now put these countries into a debt trap. and we have to figure out how to help them g

according to the middle east on snows, africa communications had for the you and children's agency, unicef. there's spokes of all to you about the recent deadly polio virus outbreak. and then place to this environmental samples that we've detected in the gaza strip has been leads to a polio very. and from egypt, which means it could have been circulating in gaza for many months is as long ago as september 2023. which means that the risk of other children being infected with polio virus, particularly as vaccination levels of drugs in recent months with the conflict is a real threat. we've been trying for months that is the most dangerous place to be in the world to be a child. and we don't say that lightly. we say that after looking at all aspects of a child's life, children should not be a target. the other aspects of a child's life that are being so seriously affected. we're seeing children with malnutrition, with diseases, with the mental health impacts from this conflict. so it really is every aspect of a child's life that's being negatively impacted. look, i think we've seen up to 10 m

they can't trade teachers, they can't do that, infantry battalion can provide. based on a report by unicef, nearly 4 million afghan children miss out on schooling, basically what was carried out within the framework of reconstruction in afghanistan suffered from inefficiency and instability in many of the projects. the cruelest joke we have played on the afghans is giving them something they cannot use or sustain. whether it's a school without teachers or hospital without nurses, medicine and doctors. expanding a cng stations in afghanistan could at least be a sign of utilizing domestic gas reserves to prove that the country is not just a transit point for the gas pipelines of neighboring countries, but it didn't. happen economic section of the pentagon known as task force for business and stability operations, the tfbso, was in charge of the cng stations in afghanistan, a 43 million project that the tfbso did not even have picture of. let me ask you a simple question, do you have picture of every project that we've ever done? i suspect the core of engineers has picture of every project. w

what i can tell you is that one of the of this medical campaign is the who, unicef and other agenciesd military officers which drives the point home that beyond the medical the point home that beyond the medica by far, it is not what perfect by far, it is not what our technical specialists would like to see, but it is the best we can do in the world's most affected war zone. might make you talk about those three areas but we know how difficult it is to even move around on the ground, let alone the hazards of the ground, let alone the hazard ., ., ., ., ., ., hazards of that war all around. in terms of— hazards of that war all around. in terms of those _ hazards of that war all around. in terms of those numbers - hazards of that war all around. i in terms of those numbers you mention, 640,000, realistically, in this timeframe, how many do think you will actually be able to get to? i you will actually be able to net to? ., �* you will actually be able to aetto? .,�* . ., , you will actually be able to retto? ., �* . ., , ~' get to? i don't certainly think we will be — get to? i don't ce

let's speak to hamish young, senior emergency coordinator for unicef in gaza.ant to talk about your concrete hope about anything coming from these latest ones. we hope about anything coming from these latest ones.— hope about anything coming from these latest ones. we have to have ho e, these latest ones. we have to have hape. don't — these latest ones. we have to have hape. don't we? — these latest ones. we have to have hope, don't we? 40,000 _ these latest ones. we have to have hope, don't we? 40,000 people, | hope, don't we? 40,000 people, 41,000 _ hope, don't we? 40,000 people, 41,000 if— hope, don't we? 40,000 people, 41,000 if you count the 7th of october— 41,000 if you count the 7th of october is _ 41,000 if you count the 7th of october isjust a 41,000 if you count the 7th of october is just a ridiculous leap death_ october is just a ridiculous leap death toll. so we have to have hopes that these _ death toll. so we have to have hopes that these talks succeed. i was here in november, the end of november it went there _ in november, the end of november it

ricardo perez of unicef, thanks for joining us on bbc news.he f—16 fighter jets donated by nato allies crashed on monday, killing the pilot. the plane was being used to repel a russian missile attack. the stricken f—i6 was recently donated by ukraine's nato allies and moon fish was only one of the few pilots qualified to fly the jet. it comes amid unconfirmed reports ukraine is slowing the tempo of its incursion into russian territory and now is digging in to defend strategic locations it has already ceased. correspondence nick beake has the latest. ~ ., ., , ., the latest. the ukrainians are not saying — the latest. the ukrainians are not saying how _ the latest. the ukrainians are not saying how he _ the latest. the ukrainians are not saying how he died. - the latest. the ukrainians are not saying how he died. an i not saying how he died. an investigation is under way about ukrainian literary source has told the bbc it was not a case of a direct by a russian missile and also the source was saying free this earlier media reports that it was p

reaching over 300000 feet, but it really is a joint leg globally by the world health organization. unicef also heavily involved unwrapped my organization involved in administering a lot of the vaccines and the ministry of health, as well as the low hole ministry of health. and without all those different entities working together, it wouldn't have been possible to get as close as we are. so this started now, and we've really just hoping that we will get over the finish line with these vaccines over the next couple of weeks and, and what you've already said will be a very complex of very fraud efforts. similar to everything that we'd have to do over the past 1011 months and goes and nothing has been easy, but this one in particular is, is particularly challenging, given the situation, but also given the consequences and the need to get it right. could you spell out some of these challenges in what is, as you've described it or not, civically, enormous undertaking? absolutely, i mean, the challenge is associate from getting the vaccines in getting the cold chain in as well. the fridge is th

unicef is warning the children could suffer lifelong physical and cognitive damage. right a time when people in southeast asia were choking to death and the animals were perishing in droves. indonesian president joko widodo issued new decree that gave people the thumbs up to ruin even more force and establish palm farms instead of the old trees. palm oil, a multi billion dollar industry with a pretty bad reputation. it's been blamed among other things for wiping out rain forests, pushing animals such as the arangatan towards extinction. the farms were the main factor for the survival of the 255 strong population of indonesia and of course, the main factor for their death. i only own one hectare of... land on which i harvest about 400 to 500 kilograms of palmoil, need about 7 euros a day to feed my family and for my children to go to school, if the quality of the fruit is poor, i barely make 6 euros, which isn't enough, i'm constantly in debt. i don't own anything anymore, even a kiosk owner has lowned me money, i own everybody money and i can't afford cigarettes, we

united nations children's fund unicef announced 19,000 palestinian children have been orphaned or separated from their families due to the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip. while saying goodbye , we invite you to watch the news of the area. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, peace and blessings of god be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad. greetings, dear viewers , i offer my condolences on the arrival of arbaeen hosseini. which is presented on the walking path of arbaeen hosseini , is dedicated to counseling programs and answering religious questions. this duty is on the shoulders of the missionaries who have settled in mokabpa from the seminaries of iraq and iran. i put my heart on the road i'm on foot. here, through al-jannah, the walking route from najaf ashraf to karbala moalem. i don't have love for you , i don't have it, if you eat in the ambush of my students , i will take qom, water and syrup to clean shoes, give massage to the poor, my life and my life , my love and faith are with you, my pact. the central role of mosques as a base fo

it comes as unicef attempts to distribute polio vaccines toward often the outbreak among children. at least 6, the people have been killed in a series of attacks and pakistan's, but launches non profit. separatist militants attacked bosses and trucks, killing passengers and setting vehicles, a light police stations, and a railway bridge for also tonic. that is the largest splintered off of violence and the resources which providence in years at least 23 people have been killed in flight schools by bonds, whom reigns and overflowing rivers. in bangladesh, almost 6000000 remain isolated and in urgent need of food, clean water and medicine. wading through muddy flood waters of doing liam surveys. what's left of his home. the 65 year old farmers mud hut was swept away in the middle of the night by a 3 metre high surge of flood water. i used to live in this hope with my family. a strong current destroyed the house. so i sent my family to a shelter. there is no way of living here anymore. on the flood waters have left many people isolated and an urgent need of food, clean water, medicine

as unicef gaza called the children's cemetery.s is the case and the missile rains of the same regime have left ruins in this 360 km area. either setting fire to the tents of the displaced people and the families that were burnt together is morally wrong to fall on the corpses and harass them, or human shields are morally appropriate after displacing the palestinians to their homes and the tv. look at the genocidal onslot, look at the polling , less than 2%, less than 2% thought that israel was using too much fire power in gaza after they obliterated and decimated the entire gaza strip, less than 2%, you go back to the 2014 onslot in gaza where 2500 palestinians were killed, 500 children, 95% of... israel supported that, the open fire policy at this fortified border fence, overwhelming majority, over 90% of israelis support that, there were some israeli human rights advocates that tried to take that policy to the connesit, and it was overwhelmingly, unanimously upheld that no, we can shoot to kill unarmed people who are just strayi

we welcome the efforts of who, unicef and unra in outlining plans for two rounds of pole vaccination. if addeal is however not reached, this council should, without delay, discuss how to ensure. compliance with its resolutions in the face of immense suffering in gaza, and indeed, as director said, we should not leave any stone and turn. mr. president, yesterday are journalist ask me how many more briefings this council needs to start changing the situation in gaza. indeed, we are receiving briefings so that we can take action. we adopted four. but we never followed up on there implementation, the time for action is now, it is time for cefire to be finally reached, or else it is time for this council to ensure it finally happens. thank you, i thank the representative of slovenia for their statement, give the floor to the representative of president, mozambique wishes to... mind: well, you have been watching the unsc, united nations security council discuss the, of course, the continual genocide in gaza, specifically talking about the schools that uh were attacked, of course, there were

the united nations children's fund , unicef, announced that 19,000 palestinian children were orphaned or separated from their families as a result of the israeli attacks on the gaza strip. in an operation, hezbollah targeted the positions of the regime's army and set fire to them it was widely followed. the smoke you see is caused by hizbullah guided missiles hitting the positions of the zionist army in the asb al-jalil area in the north of the occupied territories . in the north of the occupied territories, hezbollah of lebanon, in addition to this operation , has also targeted a gathering of zionist soldiers in the hermon base in the north of the occupied territories with its own small explosive drones, and the fortifications of the rahab base of hezbollah with its own mortars and equipment. espionage the zionist military has targeted the rahab base with its own small explosive drones . the artillery of the zionist regime has also attacked 5 different areas in southern lebanon, including itron odysseh. the painting of hassan roohul amin and mohammad ali naderi on the roof of karbala

unicef said: from the seventh of october. a number less than the number of fingers, like ketan and his sister, all of them were martyred . my mother and father, my brother, who was 8 years old, 6 people from my mother's family and 6 people from my father's family, my father's uncle , my mother's father, my uncle and aunt.

in november, unicef ​​called gaza a cemetery for children, and this has not changed.s is srim abu haya, she was shot from the rubble of destroyed houses struck by an israeli air strike on hanuna her mother, her father, her brothers and her sisters, no one is left, re 70 year old grandmother sits with her, the crying on stop, she wants to drink milk from the bottle, there is no one left except this baby, she is 3 months old. the un representative points out that it is the result of extensive and bloody internal conflicts in sudan. and its roots go back many years. with the separation of the southern part of sudan and the formation of the country of south sudan, a large part of the country's oil resources and agricultural resources were given to the southern part, and the economic base of sudan in the northern part and the government of sudan faced severe weakness. since the past decades, the zionist regime has always supported the division of sudan and the formation of an independent country. south sudan is in the south of this country and many times the support of thi

according to the unicef report, more than 750,000 of these people are in the catastrophic phase of starvation. the number of people affected by qahti in sudan is more than the number of declarations and it is a bit difficult to attract the attention and sensitivity of the international community and the world media to this issue. the arrangement that the un representative refers to is the result of extensive and bloody internal conflicts in sudan, and its roots go back to years ago. with the separation of the southern part of sudan and the formation of the country of south sudan, a large part of the oil resources and agricultural resources of this country became available to the southern part and the foundation the economy of sudan in the northern part and the government of sudan faced severe weakness. since the past decades, zionists have always supported the division of sudan and the formation of the independent country of south sudan in the south of this country, and the support of this regime to the rebels in south sudan was published in the media many times. 8 years after the independenc

mesogyny, and i am talking about like the violence against women and girls as a global problem, so unicef figures are under 18, one in 20 girls globally are raped, and that is the... number that we know about and 70% never declare it, and the hatred of women and girls that is getting worse globally, is it terrorism? i mean, i don't think so, i know the reasons why, but i wondered, well i believe i know the reasons why, um, because i deal with this lot, but i wondered what your impression is and what you think of ivet cooper making it, to me it's just like, well, let's just call it terrorism and that's it, let's not look. any deeper than that, let's not try and sort it out, and it's not that difficult to see where these problems are coming from, but what is your opinion of that and that decision she's making? well, it's uh, it may be off piece, but it is fascinating and highly valid question that you raise, hate misogyny as the father of three girls and uh for uh girls uh as grandch. children, i despise it, hate it, and consider it to be a kind to a mental illness. i believe that paradise

there are un agencies which i think are doing what they can under the circumstances, like andra, unicef, uh, who, they've had unusually outspoken. leadership um to an extent also the office of the high commissioner for human rights and the pressure on these organizations is enormous, it's not i mean you see what happens to me, everyone who dares criticizing or scrutinizing israel's human rights record and performance is to face the same challenges and and and and pressure um so what is what is really disturbing for me is what member states are either not doing or doing in the sense there are those who are overly sup voting and enabling israel's israel at the moment it's committing a genocide and there is no question whatsoever uh for the record i think well my report has been criticized by certain countries i think that in a few years from now they will have to concur with my analysis and they will regret not to have taken action and not to have written another kind of history um but just think i think just second, it is important, but i think that the member states who are not taking a

as unicef called gaza a children's cemetery. this is gaza, and the rocket rains of this moral regime have left ruins in this 360 km area , there is no hope for survival, even for the displaced people. just last week, they hit taba'in school. and martyred 100 people on the pretext of access to hamas forces. mamdani hospital is another example of a hospital that, apart from the wounded, has also become a place for refugees. it is moral that after displacing the palestinians , they attacked and looted their homes. this and most of them are proof of their immorality and crimes during these 10 months of war. the crimes that, according to hartz , the hebrew language media, make this war one of the bloodiest wars of the century. british railways has increased by more than 50% since 2020. according to the british transport police department, only in 2023, the number of violent crimes recorded against women and girls on the country's transport network increased by 20%. the police believe that this sharp increase in violence in the past i

just like unicef in gaza he called the children's cemetery. this is gaza, and the rocket rains of this regime have left ruins in this 360 km area. there is no hope even for the displaced people to survive. they don't show mercy to the hospital, nor to the schools, which have been changed from a place of learning to a place for refugees for 10 months. just last week , they hit tabain school. and the excuse of access to power. they surrounded the hospital for two weeks, and when they left, the wounded body of the displaced person was discovered around the hospital. or setting fire to the tents of displaced people and families who were burned together. with it is moral to kill the captives and torture them or put them as human shields. with morals that after news of sed and sima news agency. we started with the continuation of the blockade of the gaza region during the last 18 years and in the absence of electricity and fuel. there are alternatives. that's why we started the bakery with firewood. of course, this work is expensive and more difficu

the united nations children's fund (unicef) declared gaza a graveyard for children. has become and there is no end in sight for their suffering. according to the turkish network, according to the reports, more than 15 thousand children martyrs and tens of thousands of people were injured in gaza. yara , a palestinian girl, will never forget the current israeli war in gaza, she has the signs of the war on her face. care and treatment are trying to restore these children to full health. they have been trying to treat their patients for months. we did everything we could with the limited resources we had. we do not have plaster bandages and even the minimum sanitary facilities. the effect of a child who was alive but injured comes out creamy. we tell all those who feel responsible that hospitals help these hospitals to at least be able to provide their minimum services. more than 15 thousand children have been martyred since october 7, 2023. this is despite the fact that the number of children who disappeared or were separated from their families is probably 21,000. half of the 1,900,000 pa

and the distance between their life and death has reached seconds, minutes, or even a week, as unicef called gaza a children's cemetery. this is gaza and the rocket rains of this regime with ethics in this area of ​​360 km it left ruins. after that, the injured body of the displaced person was discovered around the hospital. or setting fire to the tents of displaced people and families who were burned together. it is moral to fall on dead bodies and hurt them or to put them as a human shield. they are moral that after displacing the palestinians to their homes. they attacked and looted them. this and most of them are proof of their immorality and crimes during these 10 months of war. the crimes that, according to haaretz, the hebrew media , have turned this war into one of the bloodiest wars of the 21st century. sanazo kohani of s and sima news agency is halqit unit of two and three hasbna allah and the favor of al-wakil in you , may you be a child like halanas, but you are going to die. shyye, come down , come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come, c

unicef said: since october 7, 20,000 children were born who are not in good conditions and come from clans that are said to have broken up. with fewer than the number of fingers. the children who have sacrificed their lives for the flag of palestine have passed it on to another generation. the whole world has their own life. i wished to go home and have a wife and a child waiting for me. be and my children from freedom have fun but these scenes of martyrdom, attacking our families and our houses have been in front of me and my friends since childhood. martyrs, injured, homeless and this noise. he is one of the children of jenin, whose age and age do not allow him to be peaceful and until these moments when he speaks, under the coffin of 350 of his comrades for protection. this is not the end of us, how will the spirit of resistance end when young palestinians believe that they should become martyrs for palestine, now the same children who saw their parents and friends martyred as children have become the generation of resistance, they are no longer martyrs , the latest statistics. ca

ministry of health, in collaboration with unicef on raw and who, took seven water samples of sewage water from different parts of the middle and south governores, which showed polyovirus was present in six of them. therefore, it was announced that the gaza strip was a place infested with polio because there are a lot of people infected in the gaza strip. this virus is very dangerous and if the occupation forces continue to close the crossing and deny the excess of... since it will lead to health disaster and the killing extermination of more than hundreds of thousands of citizens in the gaza strip. the situation requires weeks of pause in aggression so that we can run vaccination campaign for the people in the gaza strip. i'm afraid that it will wors in and we will have more polio cases spreading among children. we want poliu vaccination for kids at early stage so that children will be. vaccinated before they get worse. my son was deprived from the first vaccine in the first months and that's why i brought him to this hospital because he didn't get enough treatments. my son is suffering f

world health organization are preparing vaccination campaign for more than 640,00 children in gaza, unicef palestine is urged a ceasefire or at least a polio pause. in the ongoing fight to urgently deliver over 1.2 million doses of vaccine earlier in august, the who and gaza's health ministry officially confirmed the first polio case an unvaccinated child in dirabalah central gaza, is the first case of the highly infectious disease in gaza in over 25 years. international bodies blame outbreak of polio on the destruction of water and water waste water infrastructure in palestinian territory and so misvaccination programs caused by more than 10 months of israel's onslot. israel devastating impact on gaza's cultural hero. the historica omari mosk, one of the oldest in gaza, has been destroyed in israeli attacks. all alam reporter earlier spoke to us to one of the mosk's officials. we are now entering the grand mask of one of the symbols of gaza city and the oldest mask in palestine. this mask is one of the most historic and important masks that has seen many centuries and was destroyed by des

the world health organization and the unicef children's fund say that this time is essential for polio vaccination in gaza because samples of polio virus was found in the sewage of gaza and it is necessary for 64 thousand children under 10 years of age in gaza to receive polio vaccine. yemenis came to the streets this week in support of the palestinian people in saada and other provinces of yemen. the participants in this march, while condemning the crimes of zionists , continue to resist tek. the march of the robes of anger. friday prayers emphasized the support of the resistant people of gaza . the attacks it is making on gaza are disgusted by everyone, not only us iranians and muslims, but the whole world is disgusted by what israel is doing. these scenes are for death to israel is a victory for hamas , israel is in hanas, death to america is not surrendering. we are surprised by the muslim countries that you are so hot with this deplorable health situation inside gaza, in palestine, we do not see any reaction to this . the crimes that this brutal regime is committing have made ever

as unicef called gaza a children's cemetery. this is gaza and the rocket rains of this regime with morals in this 360 km area of ​​ruins. left to survive no more there is no hope even for the accommodation of the displaced people . just last week, they attacked the taba'in school and martyred 100 people under the pretext of access to the hamas forces. the displacing of the palestinians, their homes were attacked, and their looting is proof of their immorality and crimes in this 10-month war, crimes that, according to haaretz, the hebrew -language media, have made this war one of the bloodiest wars of the 20th century. first, it has become the news agency of the tv news agency in dozens of cities the world was once again the arena of demonstrations and gatherings of palestinian supporters. in the american capital, palestinian supporters gathered in front of the congress and asked the american government and lawmakers to end the supply of weapons to the zionist regime. palestinian supporters in cape town, south africa also support