while the death of any child is of great concern to unicef, seeing the numbers increasing rapidly in the matter of day, in the 1st 2 days of this major escalation. in this conflict, we had 25 children reportedly killed today, which is a very high number compared to the complex here in lebanon. and it's of great concern as the number of injuries, what's also really worrying. i've been in the hospitals and met multiple different very serious truck, no ones including a boy restriping on his brain and another boy with shrapnel in his spinal cord. so the extent of the damage to children is, is in almost every aspect of a lot. i've seen in shelter this way can beverage and i've also traveled to the south and i've spoken to families who talk about how difficult it is right now to get by many families have been displaced from that home, was little more than what they wear and one mother said to me that unlucky people are the ones that have a change of clothes and for children that's really scary to him, allowing them unfamiliar environment with an uncertain future. continuing to hear the som

children trick or treating for unicef. 59 years ago today.rom our archives showing a hollywood star getting in on one of the most recognizable fundraisers in the country. actor and comedian danny kaye visited children at san francisco airport to bring awareness to a unicef fundraiser which invites children to collect coins instead of candy on halloween and he was unicef's for celebrity ambassador and really helped unicef become a household name. >> alaska plea is what i've been doing is it message tv show this year it might kind fun. this we covid as many cities as could one and come out and meet some of the kids who are going to be the spearhead for campaign issue. >> trick or treating for unicef began in 1950, you can still participate today. donation boxes can be ordered online at unicef usa dot org and starting this year, they will also have a qr code on the back which will allow people to make donations. highlight. the can say that on the coin. >> all right. coming up, the race for the white house's can really close. and today both candi

in fact, i was in pakistan a couple of weeks ago, and for a unicef meeting and unicef officials wereout why this is happening and how they can be addressed. for example, they point out, unicef says that continuous movement of populations, because people are moving across the borders, and also the security challenges in high risk areas where the militancy is high and a genuine vaccine hesitancy among the population. many of the muslim hard line clerics, they believe that giving vaccination is a western ploy to sterilise muslims. so that is one reason, cultural and religious reason. and militants have been attacking polio workers as well as security forces who give protection to these polio workers. more than 15 people have been killed, many of them police officers, who were escorting these polio workers to different places. and genuinely, some of these communities, they do not want to take the vaccine because they feel that the children might fall sick. so they sometimes tell the polio workers to put that ink on theirfingers of the child has a mark so that they have been vaccinated, b

unicef calls unrwa _ to be inconvenient. unrwa indispensable, irreplaceable, it laid out many of the operations that unrwa doesin of the operations that unrwa does in the region. if this is implemented who or what do you think will fill in those gaps? we're not sure there is a plan b right now. if this legislation is implemented it is going to be up to the united nations general assembly to decide how we're going to go forward here. the truth is, you just hit upon it, we're the backbone of the humanitarian response. we're the warehouses, we're the truck network, we're the staff to say for example during the polio vaccine campaign in gaza recently, but with the staff of inoculated most of the children. the issue is, the legislation stays can't be contact between unrwa and israel. if that comes to pass it ends what we call de—confliction. we will be able to move in gaza without being subject to possible attack for the international staff will be able to get visas any longer, will be able to get work apartments for our national

you unicef said — the evidence on the ground? you unicef said it was a new way to kill children. — kill children. is that how you see it? _ kill children. is that how you see it? |_ kill children. is that how you see it? ., ~ ., , ., see it? i do. god knows that traced see it? i do. god knows that tragedy for— see it? i do. god knows that tragedy for children - see it? i do. god knows that tragedy for children in - see it? i do. god knows that tragedy for children in gaza | see it? i do. god knows that. tragedy for children in gaza is one that we all see day—to—day and it is getting worse and worse and worse. this is a new way to kill children. it is a also new way to take away hype from the people of palestine and as we all know, and i know it from my own experiences as a mediator, if you remove hope from people and they start to die, because they have no horizon for their family. die, because they have no horizon fortheirfamily. so die, because they have no horizon for theirfamily. so it is a new way to end the aspirations of the palestinian people and it must be challenged. th

we've been talking through test ingram unicef spokesperson, thank you. or meanwhile, at least 25 people have been killed in central gauze. the following renewed is radio strikes on monday, exactly one year on from the october 7th, her mazda tag, a warning, the wrong graphic images. the had 6 children, and 2 women are a model that sets age from the o. ballasa is the off the mouth of the idea strikes that hit the boat age refugee camp, emergency services that the more people to believe to remain trapped under the rubber them. well this, this house has to been bouncing palestinian desktop all in garza, which is now nearing 42000 according to guns, as health ministry on monday, right before the end of the 3 of as well as were ongoing side crowns across the wells to the, to the street to express place the pools for the palestinian people, protested the demand thing, but as well end hostilities in the region and indonesia, the home of the world's largest muslim community. those as the most raleigh's the demonstrates, is, has quoted for an end to the bloodshed.

i was there a couple of weeks ago for a l couple of weeks ago for a unicef meaning and unicef officialshow we can address it. they point out that continuous moment of population, people moving across the borders and the security challenges in high—risk areas, the militancy is high and general vaccine hesitancy amongst the population. many muslims have the belief that giving vaccination is from the western world. militants have also been attacking polio workers so we are looking to give protection to them. more than 15 have been killed, many police officers. generally, some of these communities do not want to take the vaccine because they feel that the children might fall sick. so they sometimes study polio workers to put the ink on theirfingers, and the child polio workers to put the ink on their fingers, and the child to mark them when they have not been vaccinated. so that is giving confusion amongst the authorities and despite all these campaigns, there are cultural and religious regions which are having a huge impact on the vaccination campaign. i5 on the vaccination campaign. is a

i was there a couple of weeks ago for a unicef meeting and unicef officials were discussing why thisit. a for example, they point out that continuous movement moving across the borders and the security challenges in high—risk areas, the militancy is high and general vaccine hesitancy amongst the population. many of the muslims hardline...have the belief that giving vaccination is a western ploy to sterlise muslims. so that is one cultural—religious reason. militants have also been attacking polio workers, and security forces will give protection to these workers. more than 15 have been killed, many of them, police officers transporting polio workers to different places. generally, some of these communities do not want to take the vaccine because they feel that the children might fall sick. so they sometimes tell the polio workers to put the ink on their fingers, and they mark the child when they have not been vaccinated. so that is giving confusion amongst the authorities and despite all these campaigns, there are cultural and religious reasons and security reasons which are having a

caitrÍona: hamish mesh of unicef in khan yunis.s its campaign against hezbollah in lebanon. the lebanese red cross says at least 10 people were killed in a strike hitting a northern town. israel has yet to comment. in lebanon south, hezbollah described violent clashes with israel on monday. the militant group says it fired rockets across aid was really town, where israeli soldiers were killed by a weekend drone strike. benjamin netanyahu visited that site on monday and vowed to continue striking haslett targets. netanyahu also rejected accusations from the international community that israeli troops had targeted u.n. peacekeepers in the benign. the prime minister said he regretted harm to u.n. personnel but repeated his call for the mission to temporarily leave lebanon. >> israel is not fighting the people of lebanon. it is fighting iran's proxy has a lot, which es lebanese territory to attack israel. we regret any harm done to uniformed personnel and the idf is doing its utmost to prevent such incidents. the best way to ensure the

we need the commercial sector to be able to go into jobs and to deliver food at scale. unicef, unicef does is to bring in things like baby food. sarah predicts food now like nutrition, supplements um, but the private sector is needed to bring in food at scale and it should come as no surprise that one year into the war. and we have mill nutrition increasing. we cannot expect people to, to survive from on slower and canceled, which now even in the northeast that is lucky. and just one last question to resolve is on wednesday, the w h o was forced to delay. it's 2nd round of polio, vaccinations in the north of the gauze and strip. how does that jeopardize efforts to hold transmission of this highly contagious disease? so the problem with us being compelled to delay the 2nd round in the north is, is 2 things really. so we estimate that there are about a 119000 children unless the noise in dash s h 10. and believe we need to get this 2nd dose. the 1st problem is that if they don't get the 2nd dose, they're in unity against the polio virus is going to dramatically decline. so these childre

catherine russell is there unicef who helps disadvantaged children around the world. good morning.oncerned by what is happening right now in ala lebanon. thousands fleeing without supplies. what is the speed of the escalation do to your ability to help these kids? >> i think the speed and intensity is shocking honestly. and it does make it challenging for us. however, we have been in lebanon, we're on ground there, we are doing a lot of work moving in tons of supplies, medical supplies and other supplies. but i think the challenge is that the population, about a million people, have been displaced. and so that kind of movement makes it very challenging to try to provide the services that people need. but i think, we're there and we're doing it. obviously we need more resources. that is always a challenge. but i feel confident at this point that we could meet the needs but it is taking a tremendous amount of effort on our part to do it. >> the u.n. refugee chief, one of your colleagues, said today that the strikes on lebanon had violated international humanitarian law. is that effec

this is what unicef is. unicef, the u.n. food program. they have methods for delivering food relief on a massive scale that hoover essentially pioneered when he figured out how to get food to keep the entire country of belgium and the communities in northern france sustained through relief throughout the whole period world war one and that's honestly that's what sort of brought him into international recognition and it came out of his ability operate efficiently which i think came straight from their quaker roots in oregon. yeah. yeah. and just to pick up on what leslie and margaret are when hoover, the commission for relief belgium, he a group of talent had young people surrounding him men and women which he essentially mentored. and after world war two, many of them headed the relief organizations. yeah, maurice paid. so one of the people, the young of the met. i'm sorry. i didn't even finish the thought. thank you, tom. that's the. the one of the gentleman who worked for him on the commission for the relief of belgium, maurice pate, we

i think the international community, especially unicef, which has been a constant partner up the ministry of health and is crucial for continuing our services and supporting our sector. the most more astonishing figures should be rude. estimates that more than 2000 people have been killed and attacked over the past 2 weeks alone, women and children, many of them among them. well, let's take a closer look at how they drilled. a salt has affected the most vulnerable, according to recent data, published by the us children's charity, in excess of 111. these children helping kilobytes really strikes in the past 10 days, while almost 7 times that i might have been wounded. and then another big figure at some reports point to upwards of 400000 children being displaced and loving on by the conflict. that's right, 8 percent of the entire population. well, we discussed the worrying developments with unit steps. communications manager for the mid east receives the number speak for themselves, while the death of any child is of great concern to unicef, seeing the numbers increasing rapidly in the mat

unicef spokespersonjames elder gave us his reaction to the news calling it a �*worst case scenario'.n that in reaction to the polio vaccine campaign being called off for the time being. i mean, we now have a system where children are not protected. that means they can contract the virus, they can be paralysed. and most critically here, you know, the virus can spread to other children. now, when we talked about needing to vaccinate 90% of the children, then this was not a nice number to have. this is a scientifically sound, absolutely critical number to have. and as you rightly say, why has this happened? this has happened because we have seen the entire public health system in gaza absolutely devastated. and i think what's so devastating, not only because gazans have such a high value of immunisation and they're desperate for it to happen, but we warned about it. you know, in last october, when unicef called this a graveyard for children, most recently in gaza, i saw many new graveyards. last november, we warned, if you devastate health and water systems and sanitation, you will see

according to unicef, more than 50% of schools used as shelters in gaza have been directly hit duringis cruel war, pity is as elusive as peace. daniel de simone, bbc news, jerusalem. i want to take it back to those live pictures we have coming into us from beirut. the lebanese capital and lots of smoke there on the skyline, israel's military says steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians and that hamas violates international law by operating from within civilian buildings. since the 21st september air strike, fatal strikes targeting hamas have continued to hit former schools housing displaced families. according to unicef, more than 50% of schools used as shelters in gaza have been directly hit during the current conflict. in this cruel war, pity is as elusive as peace. daniel de simone, bbc news, jerusalem. i want to take it back to those live pictures we have coming into us from beirut. the lebanese capital and lots of smoke there on the skyline, nato stands with ukraine as the new nato secretary general, it is my priority and my privilege to take this support forwa

and the lebanese army fired back unicef the united nations children's fund says that more than 690 children have been injured by israeli airstrikes over the last six weeks. and listen to the director-general of the world health organization has to say in southern lebanon 30-7 health facilities have been closed. while in beirut, three hospitals have been forced to fully evacuate staff and patients. and another two were partially evacuated and yet healthcare continues to come under attack in lebanon alone 28 health workers have been killed in the last 24 hours now, max more than 1 million people in lebanon have been displaced by the fighting of the last couple of weeks. >> it is very difficult to get a seat on one of the handful of lebanese airliners landing and taking off from beirut airport as that city is actually being bombed incredible pictures and i guess bravery on the part of those pilots. the main way for people to escape this war zone and the deadly airstrikes from israel is to cross the border to neighboring syria and the israeli government bombed that main highway today after accu

in lebanon, unicef say more than 400,000 children have been displaced — 90% in the past three weeks, its offensive against the iran—backed group hezbollah. in the last few hours, we've also heard from the pentagon, saying that an advance team of military personnel and the initial components of an american missile defence system has arrived in israel, with more to be sent in the coming days. meanwhile, a washington post report suggests benjamin netanyahu has told president biden israel will not hit oil or nuclear sites in iran, but would target military facilities instead — that in retaliation to tehran�*s attack on israel two weeks ago. earlier in the programme, spoke to her correspondencejonathan to her correspondence jonathan head to her correspondencejonathan head in beirut, tom bateman in washington and wyre davies. the seech b washington and wyre davies. tie: speech by the washington and wyre davies. tue: speech by the deputy washington and wyre davies. tte: speech by the deputy leader washington and wyre davies. t'te: speech by the deputy leader of his black board was more to t

the children's charity unicef says more than 400 thousand children have been displaced in lebanon, 90%man mahmoudian, international affairs analyst, research fellow at the university of south florida global and national security institute. welcome to the contents. before we talk about lebanon in detail, i want to get your reaction to this letter that has been sent by the secretary of defence and the secretary of state to israel, issuing an effective ultimatum. i think the united _ effective ultimatum. i think the united states _ effective ultimatum. i think the united states tries - effective ultimatum. i think the united states tries to i the united states tries to establish a balance, what support of israel as an ally but also prevent israel to be encouraged to expand the scale of war. from the last... in active support, but i think they are also cautious that israel being armed and equipped with one of the most, if not the most sophisticated aerial defence systems would be encouraged to expand its scope of attacks, specifically speaking of iranian nuclear which can wage a full bore

i don't think the you and agencies like unicef will w h, a world health organization. okay. can replace on. the, i'm right. is the only you and organization really is. he's the backbone of 2 minus, having paid in garza, but i do think, su, correct. you said that the commit such as segment deposits, is that just ations in the same way that the class and positive displacements that they're against the palestinian stage, which many, many of the opposition members have stated numerous times in the past, is the only solution to the conflict, no one else has come up with a better solution. so if he's not that i've had all in the many, many years of negotiating for peace in this conflict of dollars. thank you very much for your analysis. that's the know me by called with the type of house and want to thank you all this for having the ocean and i want to bring you some breaking news now coming into us around this as it has executed a german randy and present it on harris charges that have been disputed by his family jump shed assignment was captured in dubai in 2020 by a rainy and s

i don't think either you and agencies like unicef will w h a world health organization could, can replace entre, i'm right, is the only you and organization really is. he's the backbone of humanitarian aid in garza. but i do think, su, correct. you said that the commit such as them into positive that just ations in the same way that the class and possibly just lation that the against the palestinian state, which many, many of the opposition members have stated numerous times in the past, is the only solution to the conflict, no one else has come up with a better solution. so if he's not that i've had all in the many, many years of negotiating for peace in this conflict and others. thank you very much for your analysis. that's the know me by called with the type of house and not the thank you all this for having the ocean on with us. you are off today, so i'll be back with more news off the top of the i've next. we have a document feed, looking at kenya's 1st elephant ninety's. thank you for that. a little i was like of the last name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joini

its employees of involvement in the october 7th terror attacks the de, when children's agencies. unicef says without one right, they would be unable to distribute live saving supplies to gossip. the us has questioned the legal implications of the decision bias, riley little make as well. gemini as also have expressed it's the consent of the for palestinians living in gaza. laura is a lifeline. the u. n. agency provides aid education and health services for nearly the entire population. news that israel has voted to band the agency domestically and unoccupied. east jerusalem has set off alarms. that's because without is really cooperation, international age groups, fear, the supply chain to gazda, already fragile from the war, could collapse gas and say their survival depends on, on rough. but on the decision to ban on right is wrong. it will destroy the palestinian people because our lives have depended on it since 1948. the past generations have depended on it. and future generations will depend on it and follow what the other have. uh, colorado. it's very difficult and fees as long as

james elderfrom unicef was on the border with aid trucks, waiting to go in.rols the supply of aid across the gaza strip, and at no point have we seen an intention to look after these families. when we talk about in january going from almost no malnutrition, suddenly we had one in three children under the age of two with acute malnutrition. that's based on restrictions in aid. the main problem is that hamas was looting the aid, _ the foreign aid. throughout the last months, israel increased the humanitarian aid. - i think that there is no situation of starvation in the gaza strip. i since the start of the war, almost two million palestinians have been forced to leave their homes. roshdi's wife shrouq and daughter dania are among them. # you are my sunshine, my only sunshine...# after moving four times in the past year, they're now in a camp in the centre of gaza. everything is on hold for me, like my feelings, my tears... everything on hold. you try your bestjust to survive your day. israel won't let journalists into gaza to report freely, so i call shrouq fro

it was a joint united nations | it was a joint united nations effort, unicef brought in the vaccines,ps in the kid's' mouth's were unrwa, my colleagues, the doctors and paramedics and medical workers, it was the unrwa drivers who put the vaccines in the car and took them to shelters. without unrwa, the humanitarian situation in gaza is likely to collapse. situation in gaza is likely to collapse-— situation in gaza is likely to collapse. you see you don't know if this _ collapse. you see you don't know if this is _ collapse. you see you don't know if this is going - collapse. you see you don't know if this is going to - collapse. you see you don't know if this is going to be l know if this is going to be implemented, there is a 90 day pause before it is implemented through three months, do you think the international pressure that we have seen in the last 2a hours and the international from the un secretary—general, from the uk prime minister, from various other world leaders, could that pressure make a difference and stop this going through? let’s stop this going through? let's certai

even the warnings of unicef could not stop this weapon of mass destruction.day, monday in al-ahram, in al-ahram , in al-ahram, in al-ahram, ghatohm, ghatohm, and dohm, ghad and naas, yela ruhwa, hella. according to the ministry of health of palestine, more than 17 thousand children have been martyred and among these 17 thousand 2100 of these children were infants. but the question here it is: why that un treaty is not being implemented for the children of palestine. mina damchi of sed and sima news agency. thank you very much for the bed and pillow you chose. it is important to buy from their specialized market under these conditions and with such ease. yes, from here to that time. yes, from sarai irani to your home. the specialized market for furniture, bedroom sets and chandeliers of the big iranian sarai in the cities of qom, isfahan, and the only tehran branch in sarah. officer in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate. greetings and good morn

the committee, which comprise the military for help unicef and unrwa and a number of ngos, they arrived and indeed it is a campaign, to target to vaccinate 591,740 children under ten years. with the second dose we started today in what we call the central zone with a target of 179,000. i think it was a good start. we do this the same way. it will be three days plus one and then we ship to the southern zone for 293,000 and there we go to the northern zone and target 119,279 children. this time also we will be alongside the vaccine to boost the immunity of children between the ages of 2-9 children between the ages of 2—9 years. that is where we are now and i think today was the first day in the central zone and we will get the figures within a couple of hours. what i understand what ijust arrive myself in gaza and what i understand from my colleagues it is a good start. fix, understand from my colleagues it is a good start.— it is a good start. a good start, it is a good start. a good start. but _ it is a good start. a good start, butjust _ it is a good start. a good start, but just talk -

according to unicef, 100 of the martyrs were children.e meta company, telegram also restricts users' access to content or channels related to resistance. before this, the human rights watch organization in a report named instagram and facebook as one of the biggest removers of the voice of the palestinian people in cyberspace. had read about 300 days ago, shortly after the al-aqsa storm operation, the owner of instagram restricted the use of a shape or emoji. instagram comments containing the shape or emoji hides the flag of palestine from users . in his explanation, it was stated that instagram is the flag. put palestine in the category of offensive content. these events caused users to use the upside-down triangle wherever they want to narrate about gaza, as a sign of the red piece of the palestinian flag, but this was not tolerated either. meta has restricted the use of the upside-down red triangle emoticon, which has become a widespread symbol of palestinian resistance, on facebook, instagram and whatsapp. one of the virtual citizens.

even the warnings of unicef could not stop this weapon of mass destruction. monday, monday in al-ahram , in al-ahram, in al-ahram, ayew al-shahada, ghatohm and dohm ghad and nas, yala ruhwa. now, after almost a year has passed since the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza, according to the palestinian ministry of health, more than 17,000 children have been martyred, and among these 17 1,000 children , 2,100 of these children were infants, but the question is, why is that un agreement not implemented for palestinian children ? you know, ela ho, palestine alas, al-da'i ibn al-da'i, the height of the focus is between the two, between al-sallah and al-zahla, and he is the disgrace of god . hello, welcome to this news section. realization of iran's promise of truthfulness with hundreds of iranian missiles in the occupied territories. the three main airbases in tel aviv, a large number of tanks, f-35 fighters and enemy missile defense radar were destroyed. back

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according to unicef, 100 of the martyrs were children. however, various settlements in the occupied territories were targeted by hezbollah missiles on the day of the al-aqsa storm. to learn about the latest developments in southern lebanon, we will join with my colleague misam delavari. located on the border of lebanon, mr. delavari , i greet you. please tell me how the situation is after hezbollah's attacks and what is the message of this action that has continued on a large scale. yes, greetings to you and dear viewers. that the lebanese hezbollah targeted large areas deep in the occupied territories, especially the city of haifa, well, on the other hand, the ezzeddin qassam brigades of hamas also targeted a strategic area in tel aviv today from 7 am until now. heavy clashes continue in the marun al-ras region and even in the odysseh region between hezbollah fighters and zionist soldiers. the zionist regime is bombing two. the mosque in maroon al-ras bint jubeil was destroyed, but according to the actions taken by the lebanese hezbollah

according to unicef, 100 of the martyrs were children. but haifa is under rocket and missile attacks by hezbollah. we are in contact with my colleague at the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, mr. delavari is with us. mr. delavari , i greet you. please tell us about the latest developments on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine, and which part of the goals of the zionist regime is hezbollah in particular. he put it under his own fire. yes, hello, at the same time as i am talking to you, the town of almanara is in the middle part of the border of the occupied territories with lebanon. hezbollah's baran missile has been targeted, of course, after the sound of the rockets, the following sounds can be heard: the sound of helicopters entering and transporting the wounded from the border of the islamic lands to the back of the border of the occupied territories . paying attention to the high number of wounded in the occupied area of ​​safad, the zionist regime has prepared a field hospital there and is trying to treat