unrwa — sign up because.. right. .. unrwa staff— sign up because.. right. ..sign up because.. right. .. unrwa staff have been . sign up because.. right. .. - unrwa staff have been killed, the largest humanitarian, loss of life in the united nations history so... of life in the united nations history so. . ._ of life in the united nations history so..._ go | history so... and i ask? go ahead- _ history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're _ history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're talking - history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're talking about history so... and i ask? go i ahead. we're talking about a serious medical— ahead. we're talking about a serious medical emergency l ahead. we're talking about a | serious medical emergency of cause and beyond this medical emergency, can you tell us what the biggest needs are right now for people in gaza? you the biggest needs are right now for people in gaza?— for people in gaza? you have this right. — for people in gaza? you have this right, access _ for people in gaza? you have this right, access is - for people in gaza?

the united states is continuing to withhold funding from unrwa.ssume that this news today, this investigation has been completed, and that the un's own internal investigation officers found that there was sufficient evidence against nine of those 19 individuals to suggest that they may have taken part will, you know, not help the position of the aid agency, and the work that it doesin agency, and the work that it does in gaza that is so vitally needed. , ., , ., ., . needed. john, you mention that fundinu. needed. john, you mention that funding- i _ needed. john, you mention that funding. i wanted _ needed. john, you mention that funding. i wanted to _ needed. john, you mention that funding. i wanted to ask - needed. john, you mention that funding. i wanted to ask about i funding. i wanted to ask about that. many countries withdrew funding to the un agency because of the allegations but in july the uk because of the allegations but injuly the uk and other countries resume that. do you think in light of those developments, funding may be in questio

the united states is continuing to withhold funding from unrwa.tigation has been completed, and that the un's own internal investigation officers found that there was sufficient evidence against nine of those 19 individuals to suggest that they may have taken part will, you know, not help the position of the aid agency, and the work that it does in gaza that is so vitally needed. john, you mention that funding. i wanted to ask about that. many countries withdrew funding to the un agency because of the allegations but injuly the uk and other countries resume that. do you think in light of those developments, funding may be in question again from those countries? i mean, that's difficult to say. to some extent, the allegations were already out there. israel had made it clear that these were very serious allegations, that some of these individuals were accused, israel said it had for example phone signal data, intercepts of conversations, to suggest some of them had taken part. in one instance, in the kidnapping, in other cases, into crossing over in

joining me live is mara kronenfeld, the executive director unrwa usa.orjoining us again on bbc news. it would appear that hopes of a peace deal coming soon are crumbling somewhat. what does that mean a practical sense for the people in gaza? figs practical sense for the people in gaza? �* , practical sense for the people ingaza? ,. , in gaza? as you described, the situation is _ in gaza? as you described, the situation is prophetic _ in gaza? as you described, the situation is prophetic and - situation is prophetic and right now our colleagues on the ground at unrwa have essentially been exposed from the area, they and other humanitarian workers were in and frankly the humanitarian infrastructure in the centre of gaza has been forced out along with some 250,000 people as israel has evacuated or exposed people from these areas. when humanitarian people are removed from the area, or the services they provide are also removed. hospitals have to bring down our health centres as well as food distribution sites, shelters and more and more we are seeing a popul

they are considering some members of unrwa par tit patted in the 7 october attacks so without unrwa workingg so, yes, there is sock access but it's not enough. there are two million people who need hospitals and many people injured, many people have diseases. i saw reports — and we broadcast the reports — and we broadcast the reports in bbc arabic, with people with diabetes, that they do not have their medication, people with high blood pressure, they don't have their medication. medications are not exist... does not exist in gaza. so officials without equipment and medications wouldn't do much, would they? yeah, yeah, indeed. cancer patients as well, kidney dialysis and so on. for people who arejustjoining us, the situation we are currently looking at is some breaking news that we've had coming in here at the bbc, with palestinian sources in gaza alleging heavy loss of life after an israeli strike on a school in gaza city. now, the hamas—controlled civil defence agency says at least 90 people were killed, dozens wounded, when the daraj district was bombed. we are discussing it here with bb

the area was the headquarters of unrwa so they had to move the headquarters, that is why they halted understand that it arrived in gaza and should be circulated now. how the children in gaza will be getting their vaccines in the continuous evacuations order, now 2 million palestinians in gaza are living actively in tents. this evacuation order that the israeli issues each day is making the life impossible for the people living in gaza. and as i said by the collapse of negotiations in cairo and these people were really hoping for a ceasefire to happen at the end of the war, the evacuations are adding more suffering to these people. adding more suffering to these --eole. a, . adding more suffering to these --eole. ., ., ., adding more suffering to these n-eole. ., ., ., ., ~ adding more suffering to these n-eole. . . . . ~' i” people. mohamed taha, thank you very much- — let's get some of the day's other news now. the world health organization has announced a six month plan to curb the spread of mpox. the director—general said the plan included recruiting more healthcare staff and enha

the united states is continuing to withhold funding from unrwa.has been completed, and that the un's own internal investigation officers found that there was sufficient evidence against nine of those 19 individuals to suggest that they may have taken part will, you know, not help the position of the aid agency, and the work that it does in gaza that is so vitally needed. also on monday, the hamas—run health ministry says the death toll from the war has now reached 39,623 people. it come after an israeli air strike has hit two schools in gaza city housing displaced people. now to the uk. monday saw another day of disorder in towns and cities in parts of the uk as the head of the national police chiefs council says the spate of unrest is the worst he's seen in more than a decade. around 400 people have been arrested since the violence first erupted last week. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, says thousands of specialist police officers will be available to deploy over the summer if the unrest continues. it began after the fatal stabbings of thr

the united states is continuing to withhold funding from unrwa.at this news today, that this investigation has been completed, and that the un's own internal investigation officers found that there was sufficient evidence against nine of those 19 individuals to suggest that they may have taken part will, you know, not help the position of the aid agency, and the work that it does in gaza that is so vitally needed. meanwhile, american military officials say several us soldiers have been wounded in an attack on an air base in iraq. suspected rockets were fired at the al asad facility in the west of the country. presidentjoe biden and vice president kamala harris were briefed on the attack, the white house releasing this image of the pair in the situation room on sunday evening. in a phone call with his israeli counterpart, us defense secretary lloyd austin called the attack on the base a dangerous escalation. last week, the us said it carried out a strike in iraq against militants who posed a threat to coalition forces. tensions are high in the midd

we can now speak to louise wateridge, a spokeswoman for unrwa — the main un body which looks after thef palestinians. welcome to the programme. start by giving me an idea of the places you have been seeing and witnessing and what it has been like on the ground over the last couple of days. i mean, yes, today it has been another day of horror in the gaza strip. i am currently in the middle area, woke up this morning once again to more evacuation orders, these displacement owners li orders were in the khan younis area and deir al balah. familiesjust don't in the khan younis area and deir al balah. families just don't know what to do. the front line is near everybody, it is not far away from any of the families. there is so little space for people to move and go. there is a lot of fear, people are terrified, there are tanks on the ground, there are a lot of military operations, i would say every 10—20 minutes we hear very large bombs and large strikes in all directions from the middle area where i am. directions from the middle area where i am— directions from the middle area where i arm-

the united states is continuing to withhold funding from unrwa.t the un's own internal investigation officers found that there was sufficient evidence against nine of those 19 individuals to suggest that they may have taken part will, you know, not help the position of the aid agency, and the work that it does in gaza in the last few moments we have a statement from the pentagon here in washington, dc saying that the secretary of defence has spoken with his israeli counterpart to reiterate unwavering us commitment to israel's security in the face of threats from iran, hezbollah and other iran aligned militia groups. the statement goes on to say that secretary austin and the minister agreed that today's attack on forces marked a dangerous escalation and demonstrated lahri's destabilising role in the region. secretary austin provided an update on measures to strengthen the us military posture in the region in light of this escalating situation. the latest there on that. monday saw another day of disorder in towns and cities in parts of the uk, as th

the un says nine unrwa employees may have been involved in the october seventh attacks carried out bynce been fired. in a statement the agency's commissioner general philippe lazzarini said the evidence, if corroborated, "could indicate that the unrwa staff members may have been involved" in the attacks. iran says it is does not want to escalate tensions in the middle east, but believes it needs to punish israel to prevent further instability in the region. but there are fears that a major escalation is imminent. this follows last week's killings of the hamas political chief in tehran and a senior commander of the lebanese group hezbollah. the iranian—backed armed group has vowed to avenge the killings. a growing number of countries, including the us and saudi arabia, have urged their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. while in gaza, the hamas run health ministry says the death toll from the war has now reached 39,623 people. in the latest assault, israel struck two schools in gaza city housing displaced people. the israeli military said it targeted hamas in what they call

despite the accepted evidence now by the un of complicity of unrwa employees.he complicity of this un organisation in terrorism before the 7th of october, as well as on it, has been a matter of pubuc on it, has been a matter of public record for some time. it's been a subject of reports by un watch. the israelis have estimated some 450 employees of unwra are in fact linked to a terrorist organisation. hamas, palestinian islamic jihad, to name just two. so in those contexts, the fact that now taxpayer funded support is being sent to an organisation that has unfortunately, nigel, as its raison d'etre, the perpetuation of the conflict, the content of unread textbooks and unrwa varne schools to encourage it is alarming . alarming. >> it is alarming. andrew rosindell, of course, won't be surprised by this. at all. >> no, the whole thing is alarming. i rather feared that a labour government would take this type of approach. i fear for israel. israel is a democratic country. it's part of the free world. and if we don't stand with israel and we allow extremists and ter

the unrwa is the main agency that distributes aid to people living in gaza and has denied allegationsd with hamas in bangladesh. >> violent demonstrations led to the ousting and resignation of that country's prime minister. thousands of protesters stormed sheikh julie haener acenas residence, marking the end of her 15 year rule. protesters have been calling for an end to a quota system for government jobs. the demonstrations began peacefully last month but then grew violent. nearly 100 people were killed in clashes just yesterday. >> coming up, supporters of a ballot measure in the east bay gathering tonight. why they say this bill will better protect tenants, specifically seniors. >> also, it is a tradition that started 12 years ago and it continues to grow. the young woman behind an antioch bus event that helps kids get ready for school. >> and the first full week in august year underway as we give you a live look outside on this monday evening, the oakland estuary, their chief meteorologist, bill martin, is back with more on the w m up (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all

unrwa and gaza camps. he warned about the spread of infectious diseases. more and more people with hepatitis come to us every day. the statistics of infections due to the consumption of contaminated water, the flow of waste water in the city and refugee settlement centers, as well as malnutrition are currently is an increase the gaza ministry of health announced that more than 40,000 people in gaza have contracted hepatitis, most of whom are children and teenagers. i do not have the ability to provide food and medicine for them. their condition is getting worse day by day. according to the united nations relief and works agency , about 1,800 people are affected every week. israel's nightmare has been interpreted. israel's haunted body trembled on its own , omari's body pretended to be on this body, but iran lifted the veil of israel's salus, and the siren of danger repeats its own death song every time it blows . stop talking about israel, you leaders are nothing but spiders. it is not with the weak arms of the octopus of israel, what is the eid of the lea

about 4 thousand people lived in this school. speech unrwa spokesman for palestinian refugees announced 190 centers, including two-thirds the schools of this institution, which accommodates the refugees in the gaza strip , have been completely or partially destroyed in the attacks of the zionist regime. adnan abu hosna said that 205 androa employees have been killed in the center of the gaza strip since october 7. the united nations also announced in a report. 60,000 palestinians have moved from the east of khanyounis to the west of this city in just 3 days after the evacuation order issued by the occupiers. this organization added that the passage of trucks carrying humanitarian aid from the karam abu salem crossing to the gaza strip has decreased by 80% in recent months . the united nations also announced that the organization and the humanitarian organizations that want to coordinate with the israeli authorities to send aid to the gaza strip continue to face their opposition and disruption. qassam battalions, the military branch of the palestinian islamic resistance movement, in a st

and some have turned to jobs to provide for their lives they are gone and the rest are dependent on unrwa's aid. from two years. we started the work in the same building that you can see , the badi al-hakma building, whose service dates back to the end of the qajar period. the doctors who work hard in this province are foreign doctors. iranian doctors and hamedani, in fact , we started this work, this building has two floors and 500 square meters, and the total space is about 200 square meters. in the near future , we will provide this in the open for public viewing , god willing. the people themselves, especially before your acquisition of the health sector, we did not spend much on this, but for the environment and improvement of the space, the building space and the environment , about 2 billion tomans were spent, which, god willing, with the help of mr. governor, we promise , we hope to god. we will improve the surrounding area, we will put new roofs and we will put new equipment from the old equipment, god willing get a date does your washing machine work? yes, we used to wash by hand,

. >> reporter: israel wants to declare unrwa a terrorist organization after accusing 12 of its staffembers of being involved in the october 7th hamas attack. they were all fired immediately. >> thank you very much. very nice to meet you. >> reporter: while there have been dark moments for anderson, there's also joy. [ applause ] >> the very best part of this job is education. i think it's the most important thing we do. it sets the stage for these children to achieve their dreams. and it is without a doubt my favorite part of the job is to be with children. >> reporter: at the end of the day palestinians trapped in this war, he says, are no different from americans. >> they have dreams just like we do. they want the best for their children just like we do. they're human beings, just like everybody else is. with the same needs, the same desires, and the same ambitions. >> reporter: debora patta, cbs news, east jerusalem. >> looking for the joy. when "cbs news roundup" continues, we'll meet the people in paris collecting historic sports equipment for the olympic museum. we'll be right

allegations of such involvement led more than a dozen countries to pause funding to unrwa, includingted states. most have since resumed doing so, though the u. has not. the supreme court rejected an attempt to delay donald trump's sentencing in his new york hush-money trial until after the november election. the decision also left in place a gag order on the former president. the state of missouri had filed the lawsuit, claiming the new york case infringed on the rights of voters, quote, to hear from and vote for their preferred presidential candidate. in may, a jury found trump guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records. his sentencing is scheduled for september. supreme court justice clarence thomas failed to disclose more trips on a private jet provided by gop donor harlan crow in 2010. that's according to a letter from senator ron wyden to mr. crow. the oregon democrat wrote, quote, i am deeply concerned that mr. crow may have been showering a public official with extravagant gifts, then writing off those gifts to lower his tax bill. the letter is part of an inquiry into

of income , and some have gone to other jobs to support their lives, and the rest are dependent on unrwa'sassistance. of widespread unrest in england while racists in this. the country announced that they will do the same to dozens of immigration counseling institutes, refugee settlement centers, charitable and islamic organizations. the police announced the investigation of the role of social networks. the beginning of the spread of riots in this country has done i am not connected to the internet and i don't watch tv anymore. in my opinion, social networks are very dangerous and i am especially worried about my teenagers and young people who are no longer connected in the real world. the problem is that human achievements are not used properly and it connects rioters together . media experts believe that the owners of social networks have given up. the use of cyber space has provided the basis for spreading lies, spreading rumors and spreading hatred and violence against different groups of muslim people , and they only care about more money. this horror that social networks have on the

laboun he lost his parliamentary seat, labour, as a result of political pressure , have shifted on unrwacc and their position on israel in several ways because of democratically leveraged political pressure. it works. it works. >> well , let works. >> well, let me ask you a question. you can ponder this one whilst you're having your tea tonight or something . all of tea tonight or something. all of these kind of goings on in society at the moment, do they make you more or less likely to vote next time? because i wonder if there's many of you that didn't vote that perhaps next time will be compelled to do so. you can tell me your thoughts overnight? time flies, doesn't it? look, aaron bastani, peter hitchens, thank you very much for your company. and thank you to each and every one of you at home. you're very welcome, don't go anywhere, though, because up next, it's the farage show. but i'll see you tomorrow night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update brought to you from the met office

the spokespeople from unrwa — one of the key groups working in gaza — held a briefing about the deterioratinge space that people have been confined to is so minimal. there are tanks in areas that used to be designated as safe areas, and this is just another testament to there being nowhere safe in the gaza strip. people have nowhere to go. there is nowhere to find safety. it's very limited access to humanitarian resources, because the humanitarian operations are also being displaced within these evacuation orders. and the humanitarian response here is being completely strangled and limited our ability of what we can do. 0ur correspondent jon donnison has this update from jerusalem. the un is the primary supplier and distributor of much needed humanitarian aid in gaza. tonight, it had said it had had to suspend its operations because of safety concerns after an evacuation order in deir al balah, in the centre of the gaza strip from the israeli military. and that is where the un has its main command centre. it said its staff had had to evacuate quickly and that they'd left their equipment behin

he used to be a teacher for unrwa the connections there.> and also man, that's that's above inflation pay rise. if the unions were in negotiate bbc sky guardian all putting out these things. >> oh he was a moderate. everybody else is far right. everyone. >> this leader of a terrorist organisation that has literally murdered is a genocidal force , murdered is a genocidal force, is like this moderate guy. you can see footage of him smiling as jews being raped and killed, and he's moderate and oh no, whatever. yeah, shame on you. >> yeah, well, that was definitely a rant. the times now and the british medical association wants to give kids puberty blockers. lewis. >> yes. and this is really good news for people who want to get puberty blockers for children, for children who are waiting in line five, seven, ten years old to get puberty blockers . doctors to get puberty blockers. doctors union calls for puberty blocker ban to be lifted. remember there was the puberty problem because this cass review, which is mama cass, i think her name was and

unrwa to get his kids or get his wife's family. >> some people have said that that's the reason, butay that. >> that's all right. i say. it's been alleged. >> i've heard me. i don't even join in on that one. >> okay, that's it for part two. join us after the break for doctors arguing over puberty blockers, anti—israel protesters children and dale disowning just stop oil. see you in welcome back to headliners. we've got the times now with doctors arguing over whether or not to drug and sterilise children. no, we've done that one. we're going to move on to the telegraph and the government has a secretive unit to monitor people spreading information about protests on social media. it took the labour party one month to go full chinese communist party steve. >> yep, secretary of covid era like , it's not that long ago, like, it's not that long ago, but that's an era now. spy agency brought to in monitor social media during riots. the national security online information team nick hewer. it's not it's not good, is it ? it's not it's not good, is it? for acronym? it's playing a central role

. >> reporter: israel wants to declare unrwa a terrorist organization after accusing 12 of its staff members of being involved in the october 7 hamas attack. they were all fired immediately. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> very nice meeting you. >> reporter: there have been dark moments for anderson, there's also joy. >> the very best part of this job is education. i think it's the most important thing we do. it sets the stage for these children to achieve their dreams. and it is, without a doubt, my favorite part of the job, is to be with the children. >> reporter: at the end of the day, palestinians trapped in this war, he says, are no different from americans. >> they have dreams, just like we do. they want the best for their children, just like we do. they're human beings, just like everybody else is, with the same needs, the same desires and the same ambitions. >> reporter: debora patta, cbs news, east jerusalem. >>> this week a new tropical storm will likely develop in the atlantic, as debby ends its deadly path. cities along the east coast are still cleaning up from s

controlling the whole of gaza and the international organisation like the world health organization, unrwar the hostages to be vaccinated as well. we are looking forward to seeing the un vehicles across gaza vaccinating the children intense and shanty towns and who are living... intense and shanty towns and who are living. . ._ who are living... displaced everywhere- _ who are living... displaced everywhere. concern - who are living... displaced everywhere. concern and l who are living... displaced - everywhere. concern and calls for a deescalation in conflict in the west bank.— for a deescalation in conflict in the west bank. what is the latest? the — in the west bank. what is the latest? the conflict _ in the west bank. what is the latest? the conflict in - in the west bank. what is the latest? the conflict in the - latest? the conflict in the west bank and the campaign in the west bank is continuing. israel is focusing on targeting militants injenin and (unknown term) and in the north and there are operations also in other cities nike nablus and ramallah and hebron. —— like. it is descr

beginning of the war, we have seen how, systematically, israel is targeting civilians in shelters, in unrwaals and everywhere. more than 39,000 have been killed since the beginning of the war on gaza, including children, women, humanitarians, doctors, nurses, paramedics, journalists, and still more lives are lost because of the continuous attack day and night which has turned the life of people in gaza to a continuous nightmare. nebal farsakh from the palestine red crescent society. the parents of one of the girls stabbed to death in southport say her sister witnessed the attack and managed to escape. six—year—old bebe king was the youngest of those killed. lauren and ben king shared this family photo. they've paid tribute to their younger daughter, describing her as full ofjoy and light. bebe was killed alongside seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe and nine—year—old alice da silva aguiar when a man with a knife attacked a holiday club event. 0livia richwald reports. this is the king family in happy times, before their lives were ripped apart. little bebe, just six years old, was one of the

a un spokesperson says the un carried out an investigation following allegations by israel that unrwae war has now reached 39,623 people. it come after an israeli airstrike has hit two schools in gaza city housing displaced people. we're nowjust hours away from learning who kamala harris is going to pick as her running mate for november's election. the vice president spent the weekend interviewing several contenders at her home in washington dc. among those who travelled to speak with her were pennsylvania governorjosh shapiro, arizona senator mark kelley and minnesota governor tim walz. 0nce ms harris announces her pick, the pair are expected to depart on a whirlwind five—day tour through seven cities in key battleground states. beginning with a rally on tuesday in philadelphia. fresh rioting broke out on the streets of england on monday, as the head of the uk's national police chiefs council says the spate of unrest is the worst he's seen in more than a decade. around 400 people have been arrested since the violence first erupted last week. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, says

the un agency unrwa — one of the key humanitarian groups working in gaza — spoke about the deterioratingks in areas that used to be designated as safe areas. and this is just another testament to there being nowhere safe in the gaza strip. people have nowhere to go, there is nowhere to find safety. there is very limited access to humanitarian resources, because the humanitarian operations are also being displaced within these evacuation orders. and the humanitarian response here is being completely strangled and limited in our ability of what we can do. elsewhere in the region, medics say one palestinian was shot dead by an israeli settler and five others were killed in an israeli air strike in the occupied west bank. the israel defense forces confirmed the strike in nur shams camp, east of the city of tulkarm, and said its target was what it described as a "command room of a terror cell". let's speak to our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. first of all, what happened in the west bank? so certainly, nur shams is an urban refugee camp in the north of the west bank. it has seen su

israel has previously claimed some unrwa employees took part in that attack. agency employs about 13,000 people in gaza. >>> hurricane debby has been downgraded, but it's not over. it's bringing catastrophic flooding, up to 30 inch of rain in florida. >>> and bucca dibeppo has filed bankruptcy. it says it will keep itse hanging operations in operation, and open a new one, which is unusual when you're filing for bankruptcy. i guess it's reorganization. >>> thank you, bertha. >>> cryptocurrencies have been falling -- and i'm saying really falling, whether it's bitcoin our gold, even the hedges are getting trimmed today. repor nc une.t >>> welcome back to "power lunch." crypto is also tumbling today in the global sell-off. it's falling below 50,000, back up to 53. the crack below 50, down 13% since saturday. our next guest says it's in part it's open seven days a week, and the only way investors could express their concerns. mike, good to see you. how did bitcoin itself become so, you know, beta and risk on and risk off? is this what the founders and creators wan

let's speak to louise wateridge, the unrwa spokesperson, joining me live from gaza.d i read earliera who official being quoted as saying, "this campaign is feasible if all the pieces of the puzzle are in place." so today, are some of those pieces remaining to fit into the puzzle? remaining to fit into the uzzle? , . �* , remaining to fit into the uzzle? , . �*, ., remaining to fit into the uzzle? , . �*, . . , puzzle? yes, that's a really aood puzzle? yes, that's a really good way — puzzle? yes, that's a really good way of _ puzzle? yes, that's a really good way of describing - puzzle? yes, that's a really good way of describing it. | good way of describing it. there are so many complexities and challenges that we face ahead of us for this vaccination campaign. it's going to be... for 640,000 children, the first round of starting on sunday, we are initiating this campaign in the middle area of the gaza strip, followed by days in the southern areas, then finally at north of the gaza strip. the entire campaign really hinges on a critical aspect, and that is these human

implementation of the vaccination programme we can speak now to sam rose, director of planning at unrwabsolutely. thank you. we are deeply concerned about the levels at which it can be out. there is one confirmed case that your reporter referred to. there may be many more because the health system here has been decimated over the past ten months, the bombardments and destruction of clinics, the collapse of water and sewage, solid waste management, malnutrition. these are precisely the conditions in which a vaccine like this re—emerges and a vaccine like this re—emerges and a vaccine that had been at eradicated within the gaza strip has re—emerged. we are deeply concerned and at the same time we welcome as everyone does their respite forjust a small amount of time from the bombings and evacuation orders that we hope will allow us to administer a successful campaign working closely with the world health organization, unicef, and other partners. as you said, this is a massive effort and we really hope that it will be successful for the children. , ., , children. the disease re-emerging, ra

announced yesterday it had fired nine unrwa staffers for suspected involvement in the october 7th.ere are no diplomatic solutions on the table to end the war in gaza. de-escalate hezbollah or stop iran from attacking crews and unpredictable days ahead. guys? >> steve: all right. trey. thank you very much. live from haifa. >> ainsley: we turn live now to bryan llenas in philadelphia where vice president harris has an event planned for later today. alongside soon-to-be named running mate. brian? >> bryan: ainsley, that's right. tonight at temple university. announce running day that will launch a five day tour. we expect that announcement to come any moment via social media. reportedly a video showcasing the two the new democratic ticket. the two names everyone is talking about at this point as the finalist are minnesota governor tim walz and pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro. shapiro seen as the more moderate pick for harris. he was the former state attorney general here twice before winning the governorship by 15 points in 2022. albeit over an under funded and more extreme oppon

unrwa part of aid are actually perpetrating the attack.s of them participating in the kidnapping. and we're still funding them after briefly suspending funding. "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth joins us now. pete, first our base get shelled in iraq. we thought we could be a target since israel took out commanders three in three days. >> pete: of course, in that region whether we like it or not. american troops are seen as part and parcel with the israelis. we're seen as a partnership big satan and little satan. one target is like the other. american troops, i know al-asad air base. i have been there. a lot of people who have served in iraq have been there. it's a very big base. depending on the size of your base that determines the amount of air defense assets you have. your ability to defend the troops on the ground. iran knows our capabilities are not as robust as the american people might think they are. some places they are it appears some katyusha rockets were engaged by u.s. assets. a lot of forces don't have that same ca

agencies attacked, i mean, well, un agencies actually had some of their staff involved in the atrocities, unrwatrocities and now the labour and now the labour government's going to refund them because which is extraordinary. those people have been sacked, they've been sacked and they were sacked on the spot. but there was the food convoy and that wasn't an accident. that was one truck. after another picked off by idf. do you know what snipers we could argue for on both sides? >> we can argue those things. but randall, this sort of i mean, this is extraordinary behaviour, isn't it? >> yes. and i'm afraid it's part of a trend, which is that if folks are not held to account by the law enforcement authorities, then they become emboldened . and then they become emboldened. and whether that's protests or whether that's protests or whether that's protests or whether that's marches, the marches, the pro—palestinian marches, the pro—palestinian marches, some of the chanting, well, not only those marches, but i think there is a read across between those marches, these organisations and other organisation

unrwa. you know, basically saying that we'll recognise the icj . i'm shocked because that's icj.cked because that's put clear water between london and washington. i'm shocked, but that absolutely will not happen in the case of russia, ukraine, we don't have an independent foreign policy in this country. we haven't for well, as peter, so lucidly writes, arguably since 1941, so , that's the since 1941, so, that's the that's the main reason. and to quickly answer the point about, his messaging, you can't prior to the general election say hope change. i'm the alternative. get the tories out and then immediately say, you know what, we're going to adhere to all the tory spending plans. what was the point of the general election? what was the point in changing government? >> look, you guys, when it comes to this ukraine thing, you're very, very divided. >> ian says it's very simple. we need to help as much as possible without putting boots on the ground. and then when the war is finished, he says the uk must be the first in there to help them. >> what does he mean by finished? >> what w

it's also that they've reinstated unrwa funding, even though since we found out that that our tax moneyual terrorists, rapists, murderers, terrorists, also the arms embargo in all but name, that exists now because they've all been frozen, all the arms are back . even though this arms are back. even though this is a our ally and because, they the uk government withdrew its objection to the international criminal court's request for arrest warrants. so all of those things are stupid. are not how you treat an ally. and certainly in terms of the moral position of this country, in terms of what israel is doing, in terms of being a bulwark against islamic, islamic islamist terrorism . and, so, yeah, he terrorism. and, so, yeah, he goes there and i'm not a fan of netanyahu, but i think, yeah. fair enough. why would you want to go and why does he want to hang out with lammy? it would have been awkward at the very least, wouldn't it? yeah. no one wants that, right. the independent josh, an end to blame culture about being on benefits. now, what will the daily mail write about? it's just going to

well, his administration suspended unrwa funding since october. the politicians in this convention are telling you that palestine should not be your issue. when u.s. police department get trained by israeli occupation forces and bring those military tactics back to kill blacks and brown communities. palestine is the issue. when our tax dollars are being used to kill doctors, nurses, and paramedics, palestine is your issue. when the irs blows up universities in gaza and 15,000 children that will never return to school, refuses to fund education here, palestine is your issue. i want to add that there are people who are upset that we are criticizing and holding the democrats accountable that somehow we are giving power to trump. we recognize trump and project 2025 are dangerous. we know the dangers of his administration and his son in law jared kushner's racist rhetoric colonial ambitions to further colonize palestine. we know jared was honored by the anti-black anti-arab anti-muslim, anti-defamation league. adl had him as a speaker at the convention

terms of the significance, when you remember that after those allegations first came to light about unrwa knell in jerusalem, _ assassinations last week. yolande knell in jerusalem, thank - assassinations last week. yolande knell in jerusalem, thank you. - us vice president kamala harris is expected to announce her running mate for the presidential election, ending two weeks of speculation. her choice — who would become her vice president if she's elected — willjoin ms harris on a tour of seven cities this week, as she prepares to take on former president donald trump in the polls in november. inspectors have criticised the leaders of hmp wandsworth over what they called a "shocking level of chaos" at the prison. during the latest visit, they said the found "appalling conditions". the ministry ofjustice said it was redirecting £100 million to address the issues. ajudge in the us has ruled google maintained an illegal monopoly over online searches. the company was found to have paid millions to tech firms, such as apple and samsung, to be set as the default search engine on their products.

and unrwa riley will have all of the important updates for us right here on gb news. thank you. another very serious breaking story for you, which is the recovery of two bodies from that super yacht in sicily. one of those bodies has been reported to be that of a large male, a well—built man. hopefully we can get a bit more information for you on that. and we're going to take you right to the scene with our reporter, adam cherry. so stay tuned >> okay. welcome back. it is now 249 now, as we were just telling you , we just brought you the you, we just brought you the news that according to reports from a source close to the matter, rescue divers have now recovered two bodies from the superyacht that sank off sicily earlier this week. now, rescue teams did not immediately give the names or the sex of those who drowned. they are the second and third victims of the shipwreck now to be found . shipwreck now to be found. >> yes, exactly. because the body of the yacht's cook , body of the yacht's cook, ricardo thomas, was actually located near the vessel shortly after it sank. just in