you are right, unrwa doesn't have a police force, intelligence.sn't have the capacity, signal intelligence that can listen to everybody, coercive interrogation. of course they have more information but it doesn't mean that the information is true. christian: very good to talk to you. thank you for your thoughts on that. we are going to take a short break. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

unrwa does not have the information. unrwa does not have the capacity.n they give is true. , ., ., ~ mean the information they give is true. , ., ., ,, ., true. very good to talk to you. thank you _ true. very good to talk to you. thank you very _ true. very good to talk to you. thank you very much - true. very good to talk to you. thank you very much for - true. very good to talk to you. thank you very much for your. thank you very much for your thoughts on that. we are going to take a short break. we will be back after this. hello there. a bit of a disappointing day again for this stage in april — rather grey, cloudy, damp, certainly across england and wales, where it did feel really chilly once again. and that chilly feel will continue for the rest of the week, with the best of the sunshine towards western areas — always more cloud towards the north and east. you can see the arctic air pretty much lingering across the uk over the next few days, pretty much until we reach the weekend, in fact, where things may turn a bit milder in the south. but we've

of course it should be supporting unrwa.— be supporting unrwa.pporting unrwa. in terms of sales of arms to _ be supporting unrwa. in terms of sales of arms to israel, _ be supporting unrwa. in terms of sales of arms to israel, we - be supporting unrwa. in terms of sales of arms to israel, we have i sales of arms to israel, we have heard a lot and the last a0 hours about the amount of the various uk trade deals, but the truth is the us are the critical players here. if the government was to respond to what you have requested, do you think it's an important lead that puts some sort of pressure, some sort of sign posting for washington to follow? is that important here as well? it to follow? is that important here as well? , ., well? it is important. i doubt whether the _ well? it is important. i doubt whether the united - well? it is important. i doubt whether the united states i well? it is important. i doubt whether the united states is| well? it is important. i doubt. whether the united states is in well? it is important. i doubt- whether the un

gaza, including via unrwa by the road. ., ~' ,, , gaza, including via unrwa by the road. ., ,, i. , .ications of _ road. thank you very much, director of communications of the _ road. thank you very much, director of communications of the unrwa . of communications of the unrwa speaking to me there. next we will stick on a rather easter theme here on the programme. next you need an egg—cellent aim for this challenge. residents of the german town of horhausen have taken part in their annual easter egg throwing challenge. they have to chuck the brightly coloured, hard boiled eggs, as far as they can. the record stands at 73 metres. any egg that doesn't survive a hard—landing is used as bird feed. lets mistress take you back to the white house now. —— let'sjust take you back to the white house, where the easter egg roll is happening on the easter egg roll is happening on the south lawn. we are just waiting for presidentjoe biden to appear on the lawn. there are various bands that play during the event. it takes about 12 hours for all those people to get the chance to have a go at rolling

unrwa, world central kitchen and the world food programme. is to the north, the organisation that i work for, which has by far the largest footprint in gaza, has been prohibited and banned from entering the north, or its mission requests have been rejected for the past couple of weeks. that leaves two other lifelines, world central kitchen and the world food programme. so, ata kitchen and the world food programme. so, at a time when we as an international community, when israel as the occupying power and a party to the conflict, has an obligation and a demand from the international court ofjustice, the un's international court ofjustice, the un's highestjudicial body, to increase flows of aid, the tragic and horrific events of the last couple of days are directly limiting that aid and limiting the ability of an organisation able to deliver at scale to the north from delivering on that mission. find scale to the north from delivering on that mission.— on that mission. and the obvious answer to — on that mission. and the obvious answer to this _

unrwa is one of the top agencies of the united nations. israel and its supporters used this as an excuse just when israel was infamous for the massacre in gaza. to get their mentalities back. they have not provided any evidence so far. one of the reasons why israel has not been able to prove its claim yet. they are reporters. eyewitnesses in gaza. now , after four months, the baselessness of this claim has been confirmed. it shows that unrwa has based its work on humanitarian and neutral activities, and considering the difficult task of the difficult mission it has , it has a more developed system than other un agencies. the four months that have been associated with hardship and displacement for the people of gaza, and many children due to hunger. and they didn't wait for the un investigation , they also demanded an investigation into the mass graves in gaza. however, an investigation by the accused himself shows that the evidence in the mass graves in gaza indicates that the victims were tortured or buried alive. the palestinians demande

funding unrwa. that should not be said about anything, relating to the spending of the dollars of the american people. i can't defend it, but we are going to do it anyway. so, thank you for the question. >> thanks. anybody else before i yield back? all right. yielding to the ranking member. >> thank you, all, for testifying. i appreciate that you are taking the fact to come before the rules committee, and with that, i yield back. >> thank you, yield to the lady from minnesota. >> thank you. for taking the time to wait. i yield back. >> thanks, yield to the gentle lady from pennsylvania. >> thank you, representative kneels. i wanted to make sure i understood your amendment property, it is preventing any humanitarian aid from going to people in gaza or palestine? >> when i looked at this bill, i think the bill is titled "israel security supplemental appropriations act of 2024." and the word gaza is used 11 times in 25 pages. i think israel is used 50 something times. and i said, well, if we are here t

hilary, can we talk about _ unrwa again anytime soon.bout the situation in i can we talk about the situation in the united states. clearly, we heard from the national security adviser that he wants more conversations about this plan to expand the operation in rafah. we have seen in the last few days some feisty protests on university campuses, if in six weeks' time the access point has been cut off and the un can't get aid into rafah, this is going to get aid into rafah, this is going to get worse politically forjoe biden? yes, we have to start with the premise — yes, we have to start with the premise that this has political considerations. it's a tragedy anyway— considerations. it's a tragedy anyway for the people of gaza and israel~ _ anyway for the people of gaza and israel~ you — anyway for the people of gaza and israel. you would like politics not to come — israel. you would like politics not to come into play here at all, but this is— to come into play here at all, but this is very— to come into play here at all, but this is very m

she also concluded that israel had yet to provide evidence to support its allegations that many unrwaas militant group. ms colonna also said unwra played a unique and indispensable role in helping millions of palestinian refugees, and expressed confidence that the agency will accept the findings. what needs to be improved will be improved and i repeat, i am confident that implementing these measures will help deliver its mandate. i strongly encourage again the international community to be side—by—side with the agency so we can perform its mission. the re ort we can perform its mission. the report was _ we can perform its mission. the report was met _ we can perform its mission. the report was met with criticism by the israeli government. foreign ministry spokesperson 0ren marmorstein said the report "ignores the severity of the problem, and offers cosmetic solutions that do not deal with the enormous scope of hamas's infiltration of unrwa." meanwhile, israel's allegations against unrwa staff have so far led to the suspension of $450 million to the agency.

since then, unrwa has become essential in gaza.e much bigger than all of the others combined. so when the u.s. congress and the biden administration says we are not going to give you money because of allegations ash no evidence provided -- allegations that some of these 30,000 staff, perhaps a dozen participating in october 7, you can't believe -- it makes it difficult for us to have the palestinian people. unrwa is essential. stop the games with politicizing aid to children. amy: do you think use should stop weapons sales and weapons transfers to israel? >> i cannot see any nation giving arms to any war where there are these kinds of casualties among children, women, aid workers, journalists -- colleagues of you, amy, killed en masse. of course they should not give arms. they could have their fingerprints all over a crime scene. amy: jan egeland, thank you for being with us, secretary general of the norwegian refugee council. next up, a new israeli law which prime minister netanyahu says he will use to ban al jazeera. stay with us

criticizing the attack on unrwa employees in gaza, the representative of russia in the united nations said: the weakening of the role of this organization has had unprecedented consequences for the region. the minister of foreign affairs of algeria also attended the meeting of the security council the united nations said that unrwa, an aid organization for palestinian refugees in the gaza strip , was the target of a shameful israeli attack, which resulted in the death of its staff. ahmed ataf added that the israeli occupying regime targeted them because it is seeking to destroy the palestinian issue. the minister of foreign affairs of algeria also praised the action of some countries in resuming financial aid to that organization and announced the allocation of 15 million dollars of algerian emergency aid to this institution. . punitive operation against the zionist regime has had a wide impact in the cyberspace in the last few days. jokes of users it is one of the interesting parts of this reaction. jokes of social network users. iran's drone and missile operations against the zionis

the development to recognise the vital role unrwa plays.— role unrwa plays.und unrwa. they have and they are part of the contact group solution to the middle east therefore why is it taking us so long when our european counterparts have made that decision? and i asked the minister to ask the foreign secretary i read it with him and the prime minister to set up an international donors conference for palestine. we did it with friends of syria, we now need to move forward urgently and show our leadership in this matter as the situation is getting very, very very critical. i situation is getting very, very very critical. ,., , situation is getting very, very very critical. ,, ., ., critical. i will say it again, we wait for the _ critical. i will say it again, we wait for the final _ critical. i will say it again, we wait for the final report - critical. i will say it again, we wait for the final report and l critical. i will say it again, we i wait for the final report and make decision on another. the situation around this was particularly concerning so we need

unrwa must be allowed to continue providing vital services to keep hope flowing.submitted its proposal this past weekend and learning that in the proposal they are arguing that the 300 to 400 staff focused on gaza now get wrapped into another organization, whether the u.n. or some other ngo who provides relief to gaza. there are a bunch of them as you just reported. the world food kitchen being one of them. >> dana: thank you. [chanting and shouting] >> bill: this part of the scene on the streets of tehran, iranian protestors burning american flags and chanting death to america in response to a strike in syria that killed one of tehran's top military commanders, iran is blaming israel vowing to retaliate. robert greenway is the director of the center for defense at the heritage foundation. a clip from the "wall street journal." iranians pay a price in syria. israel targets the generals orchestrating tehran's terror war. what comes of this strike? he wasn't the head of the force but high up there. >> that's right. israel took a strike holding accountable the irania

-- 12 unrwa employees out of a workforce of 30,000. and by the way, mr. president, when we talk about investigation s, maybe, just make we should not just be talking about investigating unrwa. maybe we should also investigate what's going on in the west bank. last weekend after an israeli teenager was killed, large groups of armed israeli settlers, virginia antes -- vigilantes, rampaged through 17 villages shooting dozens of people and burning homes. israeli soldiers watched the attacks unfold doing nothing to stop them. no arrested have been announced. maybe we need an investigation there as well. this past weekend the israeli military killed 14 more palestinians in the west bank and an ambulance driver was shot and killed as he tried to recover people wounded in another violent attack by israeli settlers. since october 7, israeli soldiers and settlers have killed more than 470 palestinians on the west bank, including more than 100 children. but for some reason, i don't know why, i just don't hear my colleagues calling for an investig

perhaps was at fault, that unrwa perhaps was at fault, or maybe the distribution pack carried out byworld's central kitchen, last week before last call with president biden and the prime minister, we know for a fact that the israeli government was not telling the truth because we've seen more trucks come through after the phone call with the president. the president said not only getting in assistance, he wants it free so that all civilians have access to food, supplies, etc, if needed, but he wants it sustained. even though there are more trucks going in now and there is a discrepancy between the numbers, the government of israel has said over 700 trucks have gone in, unrwa on the ground have said only 300 trucks have gotten in and 500 is needed on a daily basis. there is some discrepancy there, we know we haven't heard the truth from the government of the israel, in the past about what they're doing, so we have to take a hard and careful look. certainly they are doing more and that is as it should be. israei and that is as it should be. israel does and has _ and that is as it shoul

she also concluded that israel had yet to provide evidence to support its allegations that many unrwa staff belonged to the hamas militant group. ms colonna also said unwra played a unique and indispensable role in helping millions of palestinian refugees, and expressed confidence that the agency will accept the findings. now the report was met with critisicm by the israeli government. foreign ministry spokesperson oren marmorstein said the report "ignores the severity of the problem, and offers cosmetic solutions that do not deal with the enormous scope of hamas�*s infiltration of unrwa." meanwhile, israel's allegations against unrwa staff have so far led to the suspension of $450 million to the agency. criitics of that decision say it has further complicated the humanitarian crisis in gaza. the bbc spoke earlier with carl skau, executive we are predicting famine to be around the corner unless things change substantially in the next couple of weeks. we have over the past three weeks been able to get more into the north. we are using a route along the fence, where we have been able to

she also concluded that israel had yet to provide evidence to support its allegations that many unrwa staff belonged to the hamas militant group. ms colonna also said unwra played a unique and indispensable role in helping millions of palestinian refugees, and expressed confidence that the agency will accept the findings. what needs to be improved will be improved and i repeat, i am confident that implementing these measures will help deliver its mandate. i strongly encourage again the international community to be side—by—side with the agency so we can perform its mission. the report was met with critisicm by the israeli government. foreign ministry spokesperson oren marmorstein said the report "ignores the severity of the problem, and offers cosmetic solutions that do not deal with the enormous scope of hamas�*s infiltration of unrwa." mr marmonstein went to call on donors not to give money to unrwa, but to fund other humanitarian organisations in gaza. the war has prompted protests on university campuses in the united states. in the last few hours there have been arrests at new yor

the review was ordered after israel alleged that unrwa staff had participated in the october 7th attackse members of hamas. but the report says the israeli government has yet to provide "supporting evidence" that "a significant number of unrwa employees are members of terrorist organisations". it includes an extensive list of recommendations but insists that unrwa is "irreplaceable and indispensable to palestinians' human and economic development". here's an update on those findings. 0verall, overall, the findings of the review are that unwra is in place of a very significant number of mechanisms and procedures to ensure compliance with the humanitarian principle of neutrality stuff actually, probably have a more developed system than other organisations or agencies — which is a necessity, considering the very difficult environment, complex and difficult situation they operate, and the uniqueness of their mission. . , ., ., ., mission. earlier i spoke to a former director of — mission. earlier i spoke to a former director of unwra _ mission. earlier i spoke to a former director of unwra

unrwa aid agency for palestinian refugees says: the education of more than 300,000 students in unrwa schools in gaza has been stopped due to the war, and these buildings have become shelters for war refugees. however, it warned that these schools are exposed to direct bombardment by the zionist regime. he tells sam, zionists don't let us students gaza, let's go to school and play and have fun. the palestinian ministry of education reported that more than 5,000 students were martyred in the zionist attacks. tariq, a teacher from gaza, tries his best to organize classes in the open air for displaced students who came to the south of the gaza strip from different areas. he says: my goal is to teach english. students is that they can bring the crimes of the zionist regime and the oppression of the people of gaza to the world. ahmad, a palestinian student , wishes for a ceasefire. he says that four months ago , when the ceasefire was signed, i was able to meet many of my classmates. i don't know what happened to them now. in 1948 , the zionist immigrants who had moved to palestine since t

because the world food program of the united nations did not suffer from the suspension of unrwa is. after attacking the convoy of international aid workers, now israel has completely blocked the second un aid convoy. i hope that this massacre will be used as a new document to prove genocide in the international criminal court. now, to investigate this issue further, i want to talk to mr. alireza kamili , an expert on palestinian issues. hello mr. kamili. and dear viewers, today and yesterday, the most important and most reflective crime committed by the zionists was the attack on the car of the international convoy of the moslem organization to the world central kitchen, which is now trying to deliver food to the people of gaza. in your opinion, considering the reactions it had , what consequences did this attack have or could it have more for the zionists? of course, this is not the first time that non-palestinians have been killed in palestine. we had tom herndalo from london, a so-called american woman was killed, and various people to whom this has happened in the past, the prob

the zionist regime and its allies tried to destroy the aid organization for palestinian refugees, unrwa, in the gaza strip. ghassa from zahak in the security council meeting, referring to its vital and irreplaceable role in the gaza strip, on supporting the struggle of the palestinian people. the liberation of their occupied land and the formation of an independent country with jerusalem as its capital , the immediate cessation of the zionist regime's aggression on the gaza strip , and the guarantee of the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid to its residents were demanded. he also talked about the consequences he warned of the disastrous repeated aggression of the zionist regime on syrian territory and asked the security council to take immediate action to stop these aggressions and ensure that they do not happen again. the un security council held a meeting last night on the situation in gaza. in this meeting, the zionist regime's obstacles in the way of providing aid to the people of the gaza strip were severely criticized. the foreign minister of our country, who traveled to new y

except for aid workers and reporters , food warehouses and unrwa centers and humanitarian aid trucks not safe from zionist attacks. those who either remain behind closed doors, or if they reach gaza , they will be attacked. in these six months of war, the zionist regime has recorded a high number of war crimes against civilians. this is a human disaster. according to human rights, israel has the right to attack humanitarian aid workers and the relief aid is not based on the rules. the international attack on aid workers is a war crime, according to the news agency sada and sima, in this regard, the former spokesman of the united nations relief and works agency in palestine said that the zionist regime's attack on the convoy of international aid workers was deliberate and pre-planned. androa added this former official. the message of this attack is that aid to the people of gaza. his goal was to clearly announce to the world that he wants to commit genocide in gaza. if the global central kitchen that closely coordinates with the israeli authorities is attacked take it, not one. his me

scott anderson, director of unrwa affairs, who's also in rafah, told the bbc the aid situation was notnd. right now, there's well over a million people here in rafah, most of them are displaced. the population before the conflict was 275,000, so its four to five times the number of people. everything moves kind of at the pace of a donkey cart because the congestion and traffic is so bad. and what you have is people every day trying to find food, water, they're now trying to find shade, as the temperatures increase and move from winter to summer. so people are in a very difficult position and the conditions are not what we would hope they would be. our current concern really is around solid waste management and pest and infection control, as we move into summer and it gets hotter. five days ago, ibrahim assalia, his wife and children managed to flee gaza to cairo, but much of his family is still in rafah. he told me about their journey earlier. in order to flee from rafah to the egyptian side, you have to register in a company called halla. you have to wait, like, 30 days to be approved

norway is calling on international donors to resume payments to unrwa. that's the u.n.lestinian refugees. it comes after an independent review, released yesterday, found that israel provided no evidence to support accusations that unrwa employees were linked to terrorist groups. unrwa officials say those findings should be enough for countries to end the freeze on funding. >> i hope that with this with -- with this report, and the measures we will be putting in place, that the last group of donors will get the necessary confidence to come back as a donor and partner of the agency. vanessa: a separate internal u.n. investigation is still looking into israel's allegations that unrwa staffers were involved in the october 7th attacks. a moscow court has rejected the latest appeal from american journalist evan gershkovich, keeping the wall street journal reporter detained in russia through the end of june. the 32-year-old appeared in court today with his lawyers to seek an end to his pre-trial detention. he was arested in march of last year on espionage charges. five migrant

he is the senior deputy director of unrwa affairs in rafah what we are seeing is a lot of plastic tentsand hungry and need water, and we are also seeing people start to move back to khan younis. the operation the idf had their ended a couple of go and we are now soaring to see people move back and try to determine if their homes are still suitable for them to live in and if they are able to return with their families. 0verall it's very much same situation. there are still over a million people in rafah that of india —— have been displaced here, most of them for five times, and it is finding food or water every day so they conspired with their families. we give them hygiene kits and other and fis, so it is everything you would need to survive with your family, but it is a very basic. i do not want to make it sound like a luxury, because it is what people need to survive, and we have been struggling to meet everyone's needs since the beginning of the conflict and you feel it we are finally making a little bit of headway and are able to provide more to people, but we still have a lot of wo

this is also why it is absolutely fundamental that the israeli authorities allow unrwa once again to the north of gaza, where farming is looming, because we have been banned from getting to that area of gaza. what getting to that area of gaza. what are the day-to-day _ getting to that area of gaza. what are the day—to—day difficulties that your workers and the ones from world central kitchen have? ida your workers and the ones from world central kitchen have?— central kitchen have? no one is safe in gaza. central kitchen have? no one is safe in gaza- what _ central kitchen have? no one is safe in gaza. what happened _ central kitchen have? no one is safe in gaza. what happened overnight i central kitchen have? no one is safe in gaza. what happened overnight isi in gaza. what happened overnight is only a testament to that. not even aid workers, not even aid workers driving in armoured vehicles, on a deconstructed route. quite often what happens is when we travel to riskier areas, what happens is when we travel to riskierareas, because what happens is when we travel to riskier areas, b

she also concluded that israel had yet to provide evidence to support its allegations that many unrwa hamas militant group. ms colonna also said unwra played a unique and indispensable role in helping millions of palestinian refugees, and expressed confidence that the agency will accept the findings. what needs to be improved will be improved and i repeat, i am confident that implementing these measures will help deliver its mandate. i strongly encourage again the international community to be side—by—side with the agency so we can perform its mission. the report was met with critisicm by the israeli government. foreign ministry spokesperson 0ren marmorstein said the report "ignores the severity of the problem, and offers cosmetic solutions that do not deal with the enormous scope of hamas's infiltration of unrwa." mr marmonstein went to call on donors not to give money

unrwa, who was on the ground, says over 300 trucks have gone in and that 500 is the minimum of what is basis. so we have some discrepancy ther we know we have not heard the truths from the government of israel. in the past about what they are doinso we have to take a hard and careful look. certainly, they are doing more and that -- louis: israel does and has consistently said that it is facilitating the flow of aid and that has been is consistent position. i want to ask you, just finally, and i'm afraid we only have 30 seconds left, less than that now, but this state of play for the negotiations for any kind of cease-fire, can you get any kind of optimism? can you see any likely way through in any reasonably short time period or not? gina: it is such a dynamic situation. there is hope as long as they are talking, absolutely. louis: we really appreciate your time and you talking to us. thank you very much for coming on the program. gina: ok, my pleasure. louis: we are just out of time for this part of the program. i will be back in a couple of minutes time. do stay with us. plenty morco

suspended support for unrwa.ry of state said in the house of commons chamber that he expected the decision to be made within two months. given that it has been two months, do you have an update? the prime minister: yes. the first thing to say is that we are absolutely appalled by the allegations of unrwa staff being involved in the 7 october attack. we are committed to getting aid into gaza. our decision to pause funding to unrwa hasn't had any impact on our overall contribution to the humanitarian response. it is important that people know that. the u.n.'s office of internal oversight and catherine colonna have now provided their interim reports to the u.n. secretary general. we want to hear from unrwa detailed undertakings about the changes in personnel and policy. we are talking consistently to allies about how to conclude all of that, because i don't disagree that unrwa, properly functioning, does have a vital role to play in providing aid and services in gaza. but it is right that we now reflect on the repor

scott anderson, director of the affairs for unrwa, in rafah, he has said the aid situation was not improvingn the ground. five days ago, ibrahim assalia, his wife and children managed to flee gaza to cairo, but much of his family is still in rafah. he told me about their journey earlier. in order to flee from rafah to the egyptian side, you have to register in a company called halla. you have to wait, like, 30 days to be approved in the list. actually, i have raised money and i paid for me and for my family. and part of my family make it, and right now, we are in cairo. but still, part of other family — like my brother and his wife and sister and their sister and his husband and kids — are still trapped in rafah. and how concerned are you about the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plans to carry out more of an offensive in rafah and what it will mean for the people that you've left there? actually, what makes me scared and other people, at the beginning, the us president and other leaders in the world, they were talking about, we are against any operation in rafah. but before two

and supporters within unrwa. time they've never been able to produce any cast iron. and the reason it seems strange is because obviously, majority of obviously, the vast majority of the in unrwa are doing a the people in unrwa are doing a very job. you these very worthy job. you know, these are are aid agencies. are these are aid agencies. these people are trying are these are aid agencies. th help people are trying are these are aid agencies. th help people..e are trying are these are aid agencies. th help people..e we're; trying to help people. so we're not saying everybody in there. saying that everybody in there. so we're withholding aid from saying that everybody in there. so we'rthat:hholding aid from saying that everybody in there. so we'rthat coulding aid from saying that everybody in there. so we'rthat coulding giving m people that could be giving aid. now here now, i'm now if josh was here now, i'm sure to say sure he'd have something to say to love to see. it'd to me, but i'd love to see. it'd be good

on the second day of the occupation regime's attacks , unrwa announced that the zionists had destroyed 62% of the houses in this area. unicef also announced that 8 out of 10 schools in gaza were damaged or destroyed. this report was published at the same time as the palestinian children's day. the palestinian central statistics organization announced that more than 43,000 children have lost one or both of their parents. in addition, in just 6 months, zionists sent more than 1450 children to have testified yesterday, the zionist attacks on different areas of the gaza strip continued, and according to media reports, nusairat camp , jabaliya refugee camp, baitullahia camp, and artillery and aerial attacks were targeted. according to the announcement of the gaza ministry of health, 54 people were martyred yesterday. greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers . premier football league enters the 22nd week on saturday night. the 22nd week of the premier league starts with three games at the same time at 19:00 . in the most important game of esteghlal, the leader in azadi stadium, the host l

and there's the big tension obviously between unrwa and israel at the moment some nations not funding unrwa and to the detriment of the people of gaza, they say, yeah, so many see them as the most effective network at getting aid to where it needs to be inside the gaza strip. nic robertson, jerusalem. thanks very much. i want to bring in retired trailing army major general mc ryan mick, a great to have you back with us. i'm going to start with ukraine first, $60 heading to ukraine. certainly very welcome. we've been hearing ukrainian officials from president linsky on down, sounding the warning about what it would mean if they didn't get this aid. so what is it going to mean for ukraine's troops and concrete? terms oh good. >> i alex a major shot in the arm for ukraine in the warfighting realm, they should see very quick infusions about hillary in air defense munitions. these are the two big priorities and the pentagon european commanding places throughout your little being planing on a very quick injection and once this bill was play. so we should see that moving quickly. >> but more

martyrdom of 130 journalists in gaza, except for aid workers and reporters of food warehouses and unrwa centers and humanitarian aid trucks , they are not safe from zionist attacks. or if they reach gaza, they will be attacked. in these 6 months of war, the zionist regime has a high number of he has recorded war crimes against civilians in his record. this is a humanitarian disaster. according to human rights, israel does not have the right to attack humanitarian aid workers and aid workers, and according to international laws , attacking aid workers is a war crime. sanazni news agency radio since the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza, more than 180 members of the palestinian sports family have been martyred. the crime of his child regime has gone so far that he has not even spared children, contrary to international laws. he put his face on his shoulder and i supported them, because when i see the situation of the palestinian people, i cry my eyes are watering. they are very oppressed. i wish you could help them. or, for example, karim benzema, the french star of the football world

except for rescuers and reporters food warehouses and unrwa centers and humanitarian aid trucks were also attacked by the zionists. there are no trucks in oman that are either left behind closed doors or will be attacked if they reach gaza. in these six months of war, the zionist regime has recorded a high number of war crimes against civilians. this is a humanitarian disaster. according to human rights, israel has the right to attack humanitarian aid workers and aid workers. and based on international laws, the attack on aid workers is a war crime, according to sed and sima news agency during the zionist attacks on gaza, more than 180 members of the palestinian sports family were martyred. the crime of his child regime has progressed to the point where, contrary to international laws, he has not even spared children . in fact, even the leaders of the international sports community , including the international olympic committee and fifa , are silent in front of this genocide, but the athletes in the world could not ask about the situation of the palestinian people. i see tears flowi

and unrwa centers and humanitarian aid trucks are not among the zionists' attacks in amman. trucks are either left behind closed doors or will be attacked if they reach gaza. in these six months of war, the zionist regime has recorded a high number of war crimes against civilians. this is a disaster. based on human rights, israel does not have the right to attack humanitarian aid workers and aid workers, and according to international laws, attacking aid workers is a war crime, according to the sda news agency. look, gaza looks like a gazelle in blood with a fresh wound, which is holding history between its claws, and with its wound, it is making history and burden. i set foot in this holy space, why then did they leave the house with their heels, are they raw, that all this sorrow will make you rain, that's enough, mr. silent world. silence is the law of the wolf, their sense is like gluck, a history of another big lie, the silence of the silent world, the silence of the slaves, the law of the wolf, their book of peace is like. history is a great difference. are you dreamin

except for aid workers and reporters , food warehouses and unrwa centers and humanitarian aid truckse not safe from zionist attacks. trucks that are either behind closed doors or if they reach gaza, the target. and the attack is placed. in these 6 months of war, the zionist regime has recorded a high number of war crimes against civilians. this is a human disaster. according to human rights, israel does not have the right to attack the humanitarian aid of aid workers and relief aid, and according to international law, to attack aid workers are a war crime. news agency broadcasting, carrying to schools, mosques, hospitals and targeting civilians, especially women and children and aid workers, is a frequent image that has been continuously recorded in gaza in the last 6 months. the most recent case is the air attack and killing of a group of seven rescuers from the world central kitchen charity organization, most of whom were westerners, including three englishmen. the director of this institute says that he used to explain 240,000 judicial promises to the people of gaza every day, and

scott anderson from unrwa. - providing the services. scott anderson from unrwa.eed forjoining us. the palestinian authority will reconsider bilateral relations with the us after washington vetoed a request forfull un membership. the palestinian authority has had observer status since 2012 but cannot vote in proceedings. on thursday, 12 countries voted in favour of the resolution with the us opposing. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said in an interview to the wafa news agency that he will reconsider relations with washington, in a way that ensures the protection of the interests of the palestinian people. iran's foreign minister has downplayed israel's involvement in the recent attack on his country describing the weapons used as more like children's toys, rather than drones. hossein amir—abdollahian made the comments in an interview with us media. he said israeli micro—drones used in the operation had caused no deaths or damage, and dismissed it as a "desperate attempt" by israel to "make a victory out of their repeated defeats". he said iran would respond a

gaza but not through the same map agency right now, that is not something us evidence is lacking —— unrwaistance from republicans in regards to ukraine for that we should also mention what we have seen on the party, there was some concern of what people see as unfettered military assistance to israel, essentially, at a time where there have been concerns raised about how israel is prosecuting the war in gaza about the humanitarian situation there on the ground. and that was the last part of these bills in foreign aid i needed to be past in orderfor bills in foreign aid i needed to be past in order for it all to be put back together and then head to the senate. the senate is expected to take it up on tuesday. just taking a look at some of the reaction that we have seen coming in. looking at some twitter statements, for example. the ukrainian prime minister say, we are happy for their successful passage of the bill and we are waiting for it now to be taken up by the senate. similar messages from the german foreign minister as well, saying that this shows the allies, their hearts are beating

the head of unrwa also said that the situation in the gaza strip is getting worse due to the siege andtarvation of the people of this strip and emphasized that this is the worst war in which technology is used to harm people. following at least 5 people were martyred in the attack on the participants in the quds day procession in nigeria. nigerian security agents opened fire on a peaceful and popular march against the zionist regime in the cities of kaduna and zaria. at least 25 people were injured in this incident. the quds day march was held in some parts of the world, including nigeria, with a delay and on sunday, which was a holiday. in the continuation of the series of incidents for the planes manufactured by boeing, the engine cover of a southwest airlines plane was torn off after taking off from the denver airport and hit the plane's wing. federal aviation administration america will investigate this time. has started. the passengers of the plane built by the world's largest airline company had to experience deadly fear again . the engine cover of a southwest airlines boeing 737

food, unrwa centers, and humanitarian aid trucks are not safe from zionist attacks. trucks that are either left behind closed doors or if they reach gaza are targeted for attack. in these 6 months of war, the zionist regime has committed a high number of war crimes in the face of others nizamian registered in his record. this is a human disaster. according to human rights, israel does not have the right to attack humanitarian aid workers and aid workers, and according to international law , attacking aid workers is a war crime. news of sed and sima news agency. the images that were released from the shafa medical complex in gaza after two weeks of siege. it shows the level of crime committed by the zionist regime in this region. according to al-mayadeen network , during the siege and occupation of shafa medical complex, the occupying regime destroyed all the buildings of this complex. these are pictures of the medical complex of shafa has turned the zionist regime into a pile of dirt and a burnt area. a complex that was the largest hospital in the gaza strip. and ser

independent review to unrwa finds its neutrality must be strengthened.

the reviewed cases show that unrwa has based its work on humanitarian and impartial activities and has a more developed system than other un agencies due to the difficult task of its mission. for the people of gaza, four months have been accompanied by hardship and displacement, and many children have lost their lives due to hunger. to give. tel aviv's western allies, who helped the zionists by simply claiming without documents. you have asked the accused to investigate, israel is the accused. we have asked israel to investigate. sanuzoni, radio and television news agency. lebanon's hezbollah targeted the new positions of zionist soldiers in the west of shamara town in the north of the occupied territories with rockets. hizbollah announced that the zionist soldiers were killed in this attack. entering the battlefields in the gaza strip, the resistance forces targeted the gathering place of zionist soldiers in the east of khanyounos and became the target of missile attacks. major general isaac brik of the army reserve criticizing the failures of the israeli army in the gaza strip, the z