the united nations human rights office announced that the zionists in the war against gaza human rights and laws violated the international the united nations human rights office after examining only six large-scale attacks by the zionist regime on gaza between october 17 and december 12. 1402 announced in a report that this regime has repeatedly used american one-ton and 500 kg gbu bombs in its attack on the residential areas of gaza and dropped them directly on residential buildings of schools in gaza. this report shows that israel has repeatedly violated the principles of human rights and international laws of war in its attacks on gaza. targeting civilian populations as part of a large-scale attack and planned within the framework of israeli governmental or organizational policies can be considered crimes against humanity. preventing the zionist regime from delivering medical supplies and food to more than 10,000 injured and trapped children in critical conditions in northern gaza is one of the other crimes committed by this regime in gaza, which unicef, the united nations children'

i'll just 0 the terminal matheson and they'll have the top stories and i'll just 0 united nations human rights office. it says is very forces and polish standing on groups may have committed war crimes during israel's deadly right on on the side of the refugee camp over the weekend. for is there any captives who are being held in gaza since october were free during the operation? palestinian health officials say 270 for palestinians were killed as spokesman for the you and human rights office that quote, we are profoundly shocked at the impact and civilians of the as really forces operation. jordan is hosting an emergency conference to coordinate the humanitarian response to israel's war on gaza. you're a secretary of state and to be blanket is expected to attend. is likely to hold talks with several regional leaders, including jordan and egypt un secretary general and 20 percent has says more humanitarian aid needs to be allowed. and let me see 2 guys that must be all professionals and the lens and roots absolutely crucial. i also welcome all call to the and i do that for you for your personalize th

from the united nations human rights council this council declared that the occupying forces committed sexual assaults in gaza to humiliate the palestinians. the united nations human rights office also announced the assessment of the six attacks of the zionist regime on gaza and stated that the zionist forces almost consistently violated the basic principles of the laws of war and targeted civilians . boss. it has also been unprecedented for the members of the un buildings and the number of victims is unbelievable. resistance is ready for all eventualities. the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah said at the commemoration ceremony of one of the martyrs of the resistance: "nothing." it does not stop us from doing our duty and the solution to the current situation is simple. stopping the war in installments. seyyed hassan nasrallah, referring to the intelligence and military power of the hezbollah movement, said that the lebanese front caused a lot of damage to the zionist enemy, which caused economic life in the north of the occupied territories to shut down. however, this regime refuses to pay damages . secretary general of hezbollah lebanonan emphasized that the lebanese

taunted, destitute arabs, and there were also scuffles with police. meanwhile, the united nations human rights office has called for an end to violence in the occupied westbank. it says that some 500 pedestal indians had been killed by israeli settlers and security forces since the most terror attacks of october 7th has a statement from a specs to us and for the office of the you and hi, commission of human rights. you and human rights chief bulk of touch is to die renewing calls for an end to the shop. rising deadly violence in the occupied westbank seems to 7 full time. he urges accountability for the killing of either $500.00 palestinians by is riley, security forces and satellites. these riley security forces have often use lethal force as a 1st resort against palestinian protest is throwing stones in century bottles and fire crackers at um with vehicles. in cases where those short sleeve did not rep present and even a threat to lice. the displacements of dozens of palestinian communities in the west bank is also raising concerns as well as the government is declaring more and more lined in the o

human rights council's support for committing sexual assault in gaza. this council has announced that the occupying forces committed sexual assault to humiliate the palestinians. united nations human rights office. the alliance also announced the evaluation of the six attacks of the zionist regime on gaza and stated that the zionist forces have almost continuously violated the basic principles of the laws of war and have targeted civilians in their attacks. the head of the united nations research group also said that even the attacks of the zionist regime on the members of the united nations buildings were unprecedented and the number of victims it is unbelievable. resistance is ready for all eventualities. the secretary at the commemoration ceremony of one of the martyrs of the resistance, the entire lebanese hezbollah said: nothing stops us from doing our duty and the solution to the current situation is simple. cessation of the war in gaza seyyed hassan nasrallah , referring to the intelligence and military power of the hezbollah movement , said: "the lebanese front caused a lot of damage to the zionist enemy, which caused economic life in the north of the occupied territories to shut down."

begin this broadcast with more accusations by the united nations, that israel may have committed war crimes and goes off the united nations human rights office has questioned whether international humanitarian laws were observed when he's really forces rated new statements in central gaza on saturday to freak for captives. it's comments related to the high number of casualties. 274 palestinians were killed and more than 7100 injured you and also says war crimes may have been committed by palestinian fighters. includes the detention of captives and densely populated areas, and jeremy lawrence is the spokesperson for the un high commissioner for human rights. and he says, the agencies assessment of what took place a new say that will be passed on to the relevant court during the operational and the way you can hundreds of palestinians. many of them civilians were reportedly killed and injured. our concern is that that's the manner in the way in which these ride was conducted in such should densely populated area in a middle cause of the seriously calls into question, whether the principles of distinction, precaution, and proportionality, which

meanwhile, the united nations�* human rights office says israel appears to have repeatedly violated internationalof gaza. it examined six specific bomb attacks last year that hit residential buildings, a school, refugee camps and a market. the human rights office says the heavy weapons used cannot distinguish between civilians and fighters — and thus their use cannot be justified. at a meeting in geneva, un human rights chief volker turk said israel's bombing campaign could amount to a crime against humanity. to hear more about the current situation on the ground in gaza, i spoke to rachel cummings from save the children a little earlier. rachel, you're speaking to us from deir al—balah, you've spoken to us a few time from there, can you update us? what is the situation like that at the moment? are people continuing to arrive seeking refuge there from other parts of gaza? yes, great, thanks so much. yes, i mean yes, definitely, people are still arriving. gaza is very mobile. being forced time and time again. we know since the 6th of may, when the first evacuation orders were issued in rafah, the

accusations by the you when that is, will, may have committed war crimes and goes on the united nations human rights office has questioned whether international humanitarian laws were observed. when is really forces read of new statements in central garza on saturday to free for captives. it's commons related to the high number of casualties. some $270.00 for palestinians were killed and more than $700.00 and injured. the when also says war crimes may have been committed by palestinian fighters. they include that the tension of captives in densely populated areas. and jeremy, your lawrence is the spokesperson for the un high commissioner for the human for human rights. and he says the agencies assessment of what took place in new saying that when he passed on to the relevant court during the operation on the way he can hundreds of palestinians, many of them civilians were reportedly killed and injured. our concern is that fits the manner in the way in which these ride was conducted in suction, densely populated area, and in the middle of the seriously closed seemed to question whether the principles of dis

now, the united nations human rights offices is ready for us, is unpolished, to be in the own. groups may have committed war crimes during is relatively right on this recommend for g come over the weekend. the raid fried for is rarely captives who have been held in gauzy since october. a palestinian health officials say $274.00 palestinians were killed in that operation at the spokesman for the you and the human rights office said we are profoundly show to the impact on civilians of the is really forces operation. i didn't tell of a the secretary of state on st blinking said israel's prime minister has reaffirmed his commitment to a ceasefire because of gaza. this came off to you and security council as we've just been discussing a voted in favor of a us back proposal. quoting for an immediate cease 5 and the return captives held in gauze. yes, actually state says that a message earlier support for you and approve resolution was quite a hopeful sign. everyone's vote is in except for one vote. and that's from us. and that's what we wait for it is awesome us to move forward with this pr

a new report by the united nations human rights office has found israel may have systematically violated the laws of war, is assessed. 6 has rarely attacks with high casualties from the beginning of the war. cooling them, emblematic of a pattern of behavior from israel does. it was gabriel arizona before was it from you in headquarters in new york as a joint creed or the remnants after is real? bombed the densely populated w, a refugee camp on october 31st, just 3 weeks into a tour on guys a the you and says at least for 1000 pound. bombs were dropped by israel. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real, a tax, last october, november exam and for the un human rights office. in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks, the report concluded is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, prohibition of indiscriminate attacks and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, in

put them out to war crimes that's according to the united nations human rights office. the manner in which the ride was conducted in such a densely populated area, seriously, cold seem to question whether the principles of distinction, proportionality and precaution, as set out under the laws of rule or expected bodies. riley forces united nations also condemn tomas for detaining hostages in a densely populated part of gaza while utilizing civilians as cover. the idea of has admitted to causing numerous casualties during the raid, but has not specified the amount of civilian deaths. survivors recount what they endured during the attack. the best with the plane was bumping at random. they struck houses with rockets. people's bodies were on the streets. i lost my family. 14 were killed. always the vehicles with bodies tn number plates came as if the were bringing a but they were soldiers in an area filled with displaced people. it's a 10 city that has no resistance in all our civilians and children. first the car entered and then they were walking, looking like civilians.

it's now a new report by the united nations human rights office has found that israel may have systematically violates at the lowest so full. it's assess 6 is really a tax with high casualties from the beginning of the bowl. cooling them, emblematic of passive behavior from israel out of there is gabrielle, is on their reports now from the us. it's a drain crater. the remnants after is real bomb, the densely populated job, and the refugee camp on october 31st, just 3 weeks into which war on guys a. the u. n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by, e's real. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, prohibition of indiscriminate attacks and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, i

so for hostages over the weekend could amount to walk 5 of that's according to the united nations human rights office. the manner in which the ride was conducted in such a densely populated area, seriously called into question whether the principles of distinction, proportionality and precaution, as set out under the laws of rule or expected bodies, riley forces united a hands also condemned the hama for the chinese hostages and a densely populated part of garza, while utilizing civilians is cover. the idea have admitted to numerous casualties during the raid, but is not specified how many civilians knew and also it was on discipline to the idea of use. the us build a thought in gaza saying that if true is extremely alarming. as we've heard about these allegations, in fact, we talked to the colleagues about these here yesterday, and they are very, very concerning. if true, they are very concerning because they would put a risk, any future humanitarian engagement in the operation, and not just on the beach, but further in, in the roads that went into casa, and are alleged for being positive operation.

according to the united nations human rights office mana, in which the ride was conducted in such a densely populated area, seriously called, seem to question whether the principles of distinction, proportionality and precaution, as set out under the laws of rule or expected bodies, riley forces. united nations also condemned hamas, so i didn't say any house. it isn't a den see popular part of gaza. walton, utilizing civilians as cover the idea of how the method, numerous casualty is doing the right, but has not specified how many lists of it is new. and also responded to the plans that the i, the used the us to build a dog in gaza saying that if true, it is extremely alarming. we've heard about these obligations. in fact, we talked to the colleagues about these here yesterday. and they are very, very concerning. if true, they are very concerning because they would put a risk, any future humanitarian engagement in the operation, and not just on the beach, but further in, in the roads that went into casa, and are alleged for being positive operation. not like you. i have no proof one way or

the united nations human rights office has questioned whether international humanitarian laws were observed when is ready, forces rated the accounts in central guys on saturday to free for captives. 270 for palestinians were killed in more than 700. were injured view and also says war crimes may have been committed by palestinian on groups and include the detention of captives in densely populated areas. we're going to have to central, gosh, i'm going to speak to todd a couple of them outside deluxe. a hospital in dental bhalla and the alexa hospitalized for many of the victims of data attacks are being taken. talk to us about what's been happening with what we really hear from those victims that either from the injuries is absolutely devastating. where i say anything about at least 600000000 c late powers, things being ones that are from the attack that was carried out by these very special force in iraq comp, in order to release volt is very comparative. now we're really talking to a number of egypt, people that being described in the general atmosphere where they have been injured . and

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and it's also what the people of gaza so desperately need united nations human rights office. it says, is there any forces and polish standing on groups may have committed war crimes doing is really raid on new side. the right fried for is where the captives who had been held in guys since october palestinian health officials say 270 for palestinians were killed in the operation. we're going to go to him wrong con, from the jordanian capital. and let's talk about the entropy blinking this efforts for this is far one would imagine that you might hog you really have a stronger hand following that un security council vote. now of course we're going to have to see how that's going to play out. that's up to you right in israel, it's a very new to it responds to the un security council resolution facts. the only real response that we've had is coming from us. the blinking is quoting, this is right and probably best, i think we reaffirm our commitment to the c spot proposal that is incomplete contrast with the last 3 resolutions where israel accused of the you end up being and t is r

united nations? that israel may have committed war crimes and gaza. the united nations human rights office has questioned whether international humanitarian laws were observed when is really forces rated say that's in the central gaza on saturday to freeze for captives. it's comments relate to the high number of casualties, some 274 palestinians killed, and more than 700 injured the when also says war crimes may have been committed by palestinian fighters. they include the detention of captives in densely populated areas. and jeremy lawrence is a spokesperson for the un high commissioner for human rights. and he says the agencies assessment of what took place and you say that will be passed on to the relevant court. during the operation on the weekend, hundreds of palestinians, many of them civilians were reportedly killed and injured. our concern is that fits the manner in uh, the way in which these ride was conducted in suction, densely populated area, and in the middle cause of the seriously calls into question, whether the principles of distinction, precaution and proportionality, whic

in gaza, united nations human rights office as question, try the international humanitarian laws. what observed when is there any forces rated new setup and central gaza on saturday to free for captives? it's basically just allegations on the high number of casualties, 270 for palestinians were killed, more than 700 others were injured. you and also says that the war crimes may have been committed by palestinian fighters, including the detention of captives and densely populated area, is going to have to central guy not to speak to todd of hope. all is well not side deluxe. the hospital in their obama. so the reverberations from the satellite still carrying on and now we have locations of possible war crimes. true. yeah, that's right, right. be in fact to the minute trip ration that was carried out by the it's been a minute treat in one of the hall facing areas of buttons that raj refugee camp has pro deadly consequences in all levels of the security of the humanitarian. one as at least uh, we are talking about $270.00 full palestinians, whitfield and uh, $698.00 now are receiving

while the united nations human rights office has found that as well, they have systematically violated the look was a 4 is assessed to 6 is where the attacks with high casualties from the beginning of the war. cooling the emblematic of a pattern of behavior on this road. gabriel and he's under reports from the un headquarters in new york or a joint crate or the remnants after is real bombs. the densely populated job will be a refugee camp on october 31st. just 3 weeks into which war on guys a, the u. n says at least for 1000 pound, bombs were dropped by israel. 10 structures were flattened and the un verified at least $56.00 people were killed, including 12 women and $23.00 children. it was one of 6 is real attacks last october, november examined by the un human rights office in a new report on indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks. the report concluded, is real systematically failed to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law of distinction, probation of indiscriminate attacks, and proportionality. the report concludes that these is riley strikes, ind

bombs which united nations human rights office warned in a new 16 page report today, may have violated international law after israel use them in attacks targeting refugee camps in schools and gaza in the early months of the war, pursuing a terrorist hamas, of course, joining us now an expert in urban warfare, retired major john spencer, major, you say israel is upholding the laws of war, given the constraints of urban warfare and the fact that hamas embeds within civilian populations. cnn reporting shows that these 2000 pound bombs or four times heavier than the largest bombs the us dropped on isis in mosul during the war against isis given that, do you understand the biden administration's concerns to continue providing specifically the 2000 pound bombs i understand that that reporting is not factual and it has led to some type of built vacation of a very commonly used tool like the 2000 pound bomb that we did use and mosul. >> and when you use tens of thousands in iraq to include in the invasion that i took part of, where we dropped the reply i've thousand four on one building where

the united nations human rights office says israeli forces may have repeatedly violated internationalers, adding that it could amount to a crime against humanity — something israel denies. here's a spokesperson for the un human rights office. the report concludes that these israeli strikes indicate that the idf may have repeatedly violated fundamental principles of the laws of war. in this connection, it notes that unlawful targeting when committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack against the civilian population, in line with the state or organisational policy, may also implicate the commission of crimes against humanity. temperatures here in the uk might have been cooler than average for this time of year, but other parts of the world are experiencing the opposite. extreme heat is badly affecting the united states, southern europe and northern india. hundreds of people have died in saudi arabia during the muslim pilgrimage of hajj. our correspondent lauren moss has more... wildfires on the west coast of america, weather warnings in canada, water shortages in india's capit

however, we did hear from the the united nations office for human rights, who said that the strike was a failure by the israeli military to ensure strict compliance with international law. keep in mind, of course, that last week, there was a similar israeli strike on a un school also being used as a shelter, which left at least 45 people dead. and we're hearing just now from gaza's civil defense authorities that there was another strike on a un school that was sheltering displaced people, which according according to them, has left at least six people dead and dozens of people wounded. that's in the shati refugee camp, which is west of gaza city in the northern part of the gaza strip. so this is just really the latest in a series of incidents where the israelis have attacked us in schools that are being used as shelters, schools where people assume wrongly perhaps that there'll be safe. casey very different ben, let's also talk about the tensions that are escalating along the israel-lebanon border at president biden has pushed for a truce. >> there israel's government has said that the

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was condemned by the united nations and other international, non-governmental and human rights organizations. special words today, of course, they sounded from our military officers1914 with their reports from the front. tens, maybe hundreds of lives of ordinary peaceful people they tell the truth that happened then, it really feels like this was there 3-4 days ago, and especially now, when our colleagues find themselves in difficult situations with disgusting regularity, and many, i would even say that, probably the best are no longer with us, i hope that all this will definitely end. a memorial plaque was installed at the entrance to the building of the all-russian state television and radio company, and since then there have always been fresh flowers there. the feat of our colleagues is remembered in donbass. at school, in the village metal worker in the lugansk people's republic appropriated the names of dead journalists. a museum of war correspondents was also opened there. and on the highway where... our guys died, a memorial sign was erected, flowers were laid at the site of the tragedy along with the residents of the lugansk people's republic, our corresp