is it possible to have peace in this region ever again? the logs this decision will affect merely. people also affect more than $30000.00 why employees were fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian law. documents proving their commit. israel de bonds but un relief fund location, see a shot down in gaza for spokes person for the organization exclusively be telling us here at odd to you that its role is vital to helping colleagues opinions just as so by human rights. organizations say often those who end up behind bars have nothing to do with the activities of the militants, and sometimes not even wanted by israel, while a capacity brokerage piece deal is set to be under consideration by us. we hear from palestinians living under the constant threat of a rest at the hands of his ready courses and the end of childhood innocence, as

a war and gaza test families of pod. we report on a young boy whose fullest decay for his siblings offer his mother was to kill him, it is rarely, but this is very hard for me. it is difficult for me to raise my siblings alone. i go and press the button and send you off with the stuff the word so we can return to go that the, that's what we've made it all the way to friday. but your news isn't slowing down one bit kicking off right now. life analogy into these ready, 5 minutes to demand things, the closure of the united nations relief and work agency of a palestinian refugees and an exclusive interview with all to a spokesman for the organization and golf. and it says a funding freeze with the dressing countless lines, and then have them cut out of this decision to suspend the financial contributions of 15 donor countries, including 6 of the major donor countries to why will have serious effects on the

services provided to millions of palestinian refugees not only and gaza, but also in syria and lebanon, and jordan, and the west bank and east jerusalem. this decision was based on allegations, the own walk commissioner immediately decided to terminate the contracts of 8 on why employees an investigation committee will investigate each of these incidents. but it is absolutely unreasonable to claim that while participated in the event of october 7th, because of 12 employees, this decision will affect the millions. it will also affect more than $30000.00 why employees who are fully committed to the values of the united nations and international humanitarian law with documents proving their commitment. the alternative plan is to resume support. otherwise, there will be certain disaster in the gaza strip. was the lifeline for the people. today we talk about hundreds of thousands of hungry people. later we will talk about the entire population of the gaza strip,

facing an unprecedented humanitarian collapse. we're talking about 1700000 displaced people in various areas of the gaza strip. we have about $1000000.00 of them either in our shelters or around the shelters and registered the volume of 8 entering constitutes only 8 percent of the needs of the population of the gaza strip. there are tens of thousands of hungry families in the northern gaza strip and gaza city. there's a real hunger situation there. they are losing everything in that place. humanitarian situation is continually deteriorating. continuing in this manner will lead to a collapse and services from the coal to shut down the u. n. r w a came off the israel planes that a dozen of the agencies software and fat and linked to the hum us. so toby or a tech and while the un 1000 investigation, i slew of western states have already suspended that funding to the body. america was the 1st to stop the flow of money. this move coming on the heels of last week's rooting against israel by the humans top court in the hague. a certainly has come

to more than a few questions about the timing. was there any concert internal. ready that releasing the announcement within about an hour or so of the i c, j, a court ruling which set which one thing it did was, you know, instruct israel to make sure that you manage your and it was flowing that it would that announcing it so close together would seem like a repudiation and with no i there was no concern. it was in no way in our mind related to the i c. j decision. yeah. whole that as the belgian cooperation center and guys it was destroyed, aided by id as a tax over night. it follows brussels backing of last week's i. c. j decision and it's called for israel to implement. the ruling in full belgian administer has slammed tele fee for the bombing of a less than the office building of the belgian agency for development, cooperation in gaza, has been bombed and is completely destroyed. attacking civilian buildings is and

remains totally unacceptable. together with hodge, allow the belgian for administer. i will summon the is really ambassador. the palestinian health officials have reported the car is dest toll. since the start of the war is over $27000.00. almost the entire population of the enclave has been displaced as the idea of attacks continue. and while i'm telling you, but now cold for the main humanitarian provide are in gone. so to be shut down, local medical's office still falls to work in unimaginable conditions. the we on say, is there any that why this is the show us this is especially got friends that are in 5th show us to see is getting this all done in about 5 just because i know i people know you are done know exam bite and then we want to live in abuse. i'm big the big of the 3 be what around the war with the u. n. r

w a future. pretty much on certain local journalists must mold somebody, visited a school set out by the body. default this report, you know, how do you, my dad is. i know this was cool, billed by u. n. r w a. northern garza, it is a mom, the palestinian school that was bombed by is really war planes and rated by is really things we can see. the scale of the destruction rolled in this building, and that was the last how the ceiling and families have returned and are now living here. this is live for one such family beneath the stairway in diet humanitarian conditions. how do you leave here? day to day all the sudden had this. there is simply no one here to one look after us ever since my husband was taken by the jews, there's still no one here to look out for us. no one has brought us any assistance . so here i am living in a stairwell with my children, barely surviving, struggling to sleep or even sit. my 5 little children are dying from the cold. my son has been coughing and has had

a cold for about 3 days now. he can't sleep at all. even our neighbors here say to me, your son was sob is keeping us awake. i can only tell them my children can't sleep because of the cold water leaks on us at night. we put a suitcase here and a map there. we don't know how we can get any sleep. life is difficult. no one provides us with any food or drink even flour. we haven't eaten bread for 7 days because we don't have any flour. my children and i are surviving on starch and sugar. why did you return to this school? despite it being bombed and destroyed? there's no shelter. where are we supposed to go? or should we sleep in the streets? that's why i was forced to come here. my house was bombed out. of course. i live in bate her noon, not in a camp, but my house was completely destroyed. where am i supposed to go? i had to come here. i am living in a stairwell with my 5 children. no one asks about us. no one cares for us. these are the challenging living conditions for people in did your valley account as the rain and severe cold of the winter season continues and the israeli occupation

stubborn we blocks access a few minutes hearing aid and the noise is only adds to the board and of suffering making life even more difficult for the residence of northern gauze. what's of box archie goes? well, how about us as reporter given a tentative green light to propose c side here with this right here. now that said, we've got no official response from the group itself. is all according to the tabi foreign ministry. what so is it remains folk. fulman agreement can be reached. been able to consolidate a lot of gas into this proposal that is now at the hands of uh, how much usually takes out the 4 days to get the do it back from the, from the very optimistic because a lot of the language it has been discussed in the, in the past and the mediation, a lot of it is within the framework of what was the agreed. so we had optimistic when the deal, which is being negotiated by a contact on egypt is the 1st proposal for an extended tru, sing, gaza,

and would initially see a temporary cease fire and the release of hostages held by hum us. the 2nd phase would see the release of is really soldiers who are being captured a plus the restoration of a deliveries and all the basic services for gaza. finally, come off as expected to return the bodies of dead idea of soldiers and exchange for the release of palestinian prison. despite this talk of a truce, palestinians claim is right. the police are still regularly rounding people up and jailing them a report leave with no charges ever being brought forward. a family members of those times say they are under constant surveillance. as i'm at least bureau chief now picks up the story. hi men's types of another israel, him i still expected to involve the exchange of his rarely hostages for palestinian prisoners held in his rarely jails. the number of the letter is on the rise. since the 7 is at least 6400 people have been arrested by israel, all fraud the west bank. the idea afraid here had intensified with the army saying

it is searching for how mass members or supporters, but human rights organizations say often those who end up behind bars have nothing to do with the activities of the militant problem. and sometimes not even wanted by israel o. 2 male members of these palestinians family are now is really inmates. the father knew that his son f month, both drilled on the controversial administrative detention without formal chargers of trial. based on allegations that they main tends to commit to crime. the family has long been under scrutiny by israeli authorities for being devout muslims. a red flag for israel at the time of a war against hard line is let us to militant groups and guys on. before the father was arrested is rarely forces had to come for his 2nd son to put pressure on the family at the anthem, but they told him, we'll let you go when your father comes. we'll let you go when your father comes, but they kept beating him. he's head and face will be to not. and i don't know if

you saw the pictures. they didn't just arrest him, they beat him and broke him. on the day of his release, i saw him walking, barely able to move. so i told all the son to go help him. the family says at the time of the arrest, my moods father, who was israel's initial target, was coming back from prayer. he didn't tide and immediately told authorities he was ready to come. but it didn't save his son from a day long detention that according to relatives involved filing a claim on this land for about 2 for weeks. she wasn't to be a pain from what he went through. she couldn't go to work or do anything he couldn't drive, he couldn't. terry and his tools to subjected the costs of the things, the beacon from the moment they took him until they released him. even though it was his father that they wanted. do you think when they detain, my home is like the punishment for the family or something like that? that's not for the family only, but for the whole community. the family complains that is rarely authorities

monitor them and keep up the pressure allow you to attend the fun. i received a call from an on no number i on. so hello, who is this? and the person said, i'm captain zacky. i want to talk to you about your daughters. i'm going to arrest them because they have been posting on facebook at that exact moment because the father is in prison and my oldest son is in prison too. i was really stressed. why would you come to arrest them? they haven't done anything. i'm constantly living and say, and so i see for them afraid that any moments they might come back to arrest me on my sons or daughters for no reason at all. i don't mean if the listing in prison or support association claims israel uses the families as hostages. the, the occupation designs children and women, the elderly and the sick to pressure their relatives into handling themselves and which is positive, the collective punishments against palestinian families. it's hard to say how many of those 6400 palestinians arrested since the war and gas it began ended up behind

bars because of their wanted relatives. according to our dom, you, more than 80 percent of all detainees have not faced formal charges of trial. and it as of here and as is unfortunately, these are crimes punishable under international law. but the occupies do not comply with international law and don't care about that, which makes it hard to hold them accountable for the crimes and genocide and gaza. and considering the global focus is now on israel's actions in gaza, the likelihood of the international community dedicating time and resources to pursue just as full palestinian prisoners appears, slain and away from ocean on our t revolting from palestine. it's so many, 4 months, so we'll have time no more life on that side. and we'll basically pull on families of pod. we spoke with one young boy who was now the only one who's that to take care of a siblings after his mother was killed in an idea. but she and how are you? good. as when the world started my mother's family, send her

a message that my grandparents were sick. i knew that your urgent sleep. so she went to them soon received the news as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed. minutes later. how is next to us was also hit, and my father asked us to bring bags of clothing so we could take shelter in and see if a hospital was spent 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's bought it from the rubble. so he could barely hear the children's building unit ship a hospital was attacked, and the idea of drop leaf less telling us to head south when we loved the hospital, we were targeted by me. so my father uncles and my grandfather's family are in danger inside guy, the city. my father wasn't able to recover my mother's body, so he couldn't even say good bye to her. we tried to proceed my father to head south with us, but she refused to leave. this is very hard for me. it is difficult for me to raise my siblings alone. i go and press the button and it's in yahoo to stop the war. so we can return to goes a continuous start isn't get on with our lives after the war. i will take

responsibility for raising my brothers. i mean, time, apparently, israel is concealing the number of journalists killed in casa, that's apparently the claim made by a numerous un schuman rights experts. in fact, in the very latest report they called on israel, you haven't gotten to insure security for those working in the media. we have received the 7 reports that despite being clearly identifiable in jackets on helmet, small express all travelling and well marked press vehicles. john, this has come under attack, which would seem to indicate that the killings, injury and detention are a deliberate strategy but as ready forces to obstruct the media and silence critical reporting. at least 122 john list reported to have been killed since the complet kicked off october the 7th with many more wounded evasions. adding the dozens of reporters have been detained by it's ready forces and it's part of our

special coverage of the war. or we'd be looking at those who put that lives on the line to bring the news to the what the we are calling is this civilians to leave guys a go solves. some us wants to keep them. there is a human shield. this is innocent. civilians are going to be hard i to sign on the all civilians. i'm one of the a of a stone from the roof of this house. so right next to me. yeah, that was the own set of winds. uh, there are no blankets, no bedding, no food, no journalist insurance,

no connection with the outside world. the show was very close to be just a few meters away. well the and our residential area was shelled without any warning from the occupation. the . 7 the most dangerous situation i witnessed during this war was when i was at el cheapo hospital. it was around 2 am, and the journalist tent was targeted with an artillery show. this show felt very close to me, just a few meters away. thanks to a lot. it did not explode a lot, granted us a new life after this incident. but most of the most dangerous situation i experienced during the war was the moment our residential area was shout on an unexpected day without any warning from the occupation. the

reality is entirely different from our planning for this war. after october, the 7th, the situation worse and beyond our expectations, we expected to cover massacres, house demolitions and all that is really violations engulfed. consequently, how rose has shifted entirely with became humanitarian media and social activists. experiencing all the conditions and gaza, at times we became rescuers and a providers for us about on october 7th, life turned upside down. we, as journalists became targets running from one attack to another, from one house to another. witnessing death after death. since the events of october, so and until this very moment we are talking about massacres. life as a whole has changed. food and water are scarce, and people who are living an extremely difficult life.

the journalists are being targeted and our lives are a great risk. because of this profession, doesn't everyone distance themselves from profession of journalism for the student and channels continue to face numerous violations with the onset of winter. the right no blankets, no bedding, no food, no journalist insurance, no connection with the outside world, with human rights, international organizations to preserve the life of policing and journalists, the insurance i can also get from the war is the injuries, especially the injuries of children,

the sides of wounded children is always painful, as well as a scene of mother's bidding. so well anymore. this is something i wouldn't have to get in the, in southern gaza. the city of san diego says basically, now become the front line of tensions between his relevance from a spite as a to advance. that's the ground operation, idea of troops taking control of a local school. the the idea of said was used by from us. so open out to us local reporter roby bottom and he's definitely got a few more days. hey aaron, han eunice, the outskirts of how eunice ive been imbedded with the 55th floor gate or the power to preserve the idea. behind me is a school that was used by terrorist. when the idea of went into the school, they were attacked by 4 terrace hiding in the basement. they killed them. and now the idea is using this as a base of operations. we go area by area, we in circle that we mutual all civilians. that's the area and we do our best to

make sure that they know in advance that we are coming. and then we can circle it. we fight no uh, road uh, between houses. uh we chose the terrace, we get there. um, it's the structure of the ammunition you blow it up and then we move to the next bill. and the reason we keep the hanging is, is just because the many of the service were in the north flat together with the civilians down south. and they're now in this area hiding the once we uh, established, uh, um, control the areas. so we have our troops and some of the buildings around here. it's mainly for logistics supply. and then from once we finish clearing the specific zone, i mean to the next them that's more or less the message, just a few meters away from the school. they found a shot that led to a tunnel. so this is kind of a base that was used by terrace. a school often schools under mosques and hospitals are used in gaza or by the terrace, by how mos,

in order to attack is really soldiers the officer whose name is on show actually spots in the school. he caught ability was shot in the arm and he was a part of the team that killed the for a come us chars. there you use close range. our fees are due on sure. is grenades um rifles. lots of booby traps. they dress with civilian clothing sir. very difficult for them to be identified, they move without their i munition and they, they collected wherever they win these pop out from the underground infrastructure . and then they showed us the kind of shooting runaway. now the idea for using the school as a base of operations for a month, for the operation inside of hi eunice, this is robbie berman reporting for our tea from gaza. and at the same time, uh, we had the chance to speak with a local us that was sheltering at that same school. all the idea claim that was being used by how much fighters guys and say other why have a lesson in this very what kind of,

what kind of thing regarding underway while we were in the school that was food drink and water, which is the most important thing and they brought the diapers for the children. the excuse that these riley's make about armed individuals and schools is all lies . they just want to kill women and children, and everyone can see on the tv screens or social media that it is women that are present here. is it logical to think that women or children would bear arms and fight? the situation was actually well managed by committees, and they didn't allow anyone which is to enter is strictly forbidden. so how could an armed person gets in the back door to my wife wants to fight these riley's what is that these are just as really excuses to kill as many people as possible in schools, hospitals, kindergarteners, wherever they please, in the street, send them off to the special number then are shifting gears here on how to use the fighting in the ukrainian conflicts shows no signs of stopping aussies. steve sweeney now visiting

a school and they don't actually have public to see how the hostilities of affected education for the youth in the area. just links off to the window, holidays in the school time is in full swing. but haven don't. yes, things are different. some schools are closed summer only partially open. that's because they are vulnerable to attacks from ukrainian forces, especially schools like this one which live relatively close to the front line. teachers are among those that have taken our homes to defend the homeland. we're about to meet a history teacher who's typing the front line for the cost of so well every teacher's history, the secondary school in the landing, in the district of don't yet his lessons often take place of the sound of heavy artillery fire. it is a sound he knows only too well having seen action and the password from out to you po. so didn't know that on the questionnaires put in my wife on that day we went to storm the enemy positions. we entered a house and set upon defences. apparently an enemy, drones spotted us and they show the house we were in. the battery was behind the

wounded, requiring a lengthy stay in hospital me a mile without water sand. my friend and i were hit by a concrete slab. my leg was stuck underneath it and i fainted. a rescue team took me to the hospital in the next. i was seriously wounded and i thought i wouldn't make it. the doctor said i was very lucky to survive and not to lose my leg. i spent over a year on sick leave before i could return to work. since his recovery, he returned to teaching, specializing, and history is a subject he's passionate about, explaining why it's so important for children. it's just the right to me because it's indeed the children are now more interested in learning history. the war is still underway and we control many power levels. so the current situation with the events of the past many children have been affected by the will in the schools direct to explain how the conflicts is impacted on children's learning and the general wellbeing tell our way and that we have been very scared ever since the

special military operation began children have been studying remotely for a long time on september. first, we return to the classroom. our lessons are only 5 minutes shorter children study from 8 am until mid day. i think that children today are more mature than we were back in our school days. they take the situation very seriously and experienced the losses that we occur from time to time. so continues to rise with the from line just a few miles on the road. the children up don't yet have the same hopes and dreams as those across the world to be safe to be happy phone environments in which they can thrive. but those hopes and dreams are being shunted by the continued supply of western weapons. this is steve sweeney for all to and don't yet city. and this is all to international. so take your queer narrative back to where you came from us, the message from religious leaders in kenya and a petition to the countries parliament. and so taking a mate, the budgeting, l, g b, t q promotions across the state, which it says has, quote,

get this far on non state actors behind the push. we've notated that l g b, t 2 is advancing in this country through low being and audiology, despite the fact that our last people code and constitution do not allow this behavior and this ideology. well, a, we did speak with the trap. us know that kenya christian professionals for him a charles con jemma. now he believes that certain elements of western ideology are being spread to undermine family values. he's not alone with this. have a listen for your so the 1st of all its been from looked at by a state tacked us uh, from uh, western nations from the united states of america. i'm due to be in countries the diploma. the lead to us being open that the in support of this uh, i don't know, gee, and they tend to apply pressure to african countries in particular, or the funds organizations or funding goes to individuals. and they use the human

rights along which to try to push this agenda not consciously. we found, even in schools that trying to spend that kicked in their credit came out. we found to them trying to recruit young people into this lifestyle and the eulogy. then this particular item that you study to that to the children, one of them that 18 up running it up or pass on. the i mentioned to be protected from home for like you energy. and that is why even international laws recognize that, trying to recruit to children in your home for that behavior or anything that to me cause home to them because of their levels of much unity, these to be avoided. so uh it is one thing to target. so we do anticipate that the fall sees that support the family values, model and values in the case of multicultural, cultural values that are posted the energy deal. or do we use that time to see the

efforts to get uh, uh, consolidating the. i'll walk on consistently pushing back against this. thank you much or wrapping it up here on out to the international. those are just a bit side note for you. increasing numbers of african countries are looking to join the brick strategic family. and we've already 10 members in the group right now it's g d p is already bigger than that of the g 7. meantime, roughly 30 more countries are looking to join the brick. so basically it's clear to see the, the dollar as ation. coalition is fast becoming an unstoppable force as it takes on uncle sam and don't use for ton the the

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