the mess of the scene send the most of the to the the motion of the young the, the idea once again strikes the densely populated city of rock. but as these where it is, security cabinet, reportedly green lights, and expansion of the operation that it would take a 100 trucks 14 years to clear the rubber, but because it will get additional hazards. this could be someone else into a much longer period from unexpected involved with the human remains being un, mine's action services founding villamore, the unprecedented destruction in casa the thousands of purchases in sweet vocalized bed disagreement with israel's officers,

the patient in the your vision song, contact slamming the show him the difference between treatment of the conflicts, a new crane and casa when it comes to the treatment of rush. and i think that would be on the us nuclear feel supplies. thanks, a waiver to side step of panel russian in which you drain in. the company says america's national interest or risk scape, the prohibition, but the, this is on the international. you're watching the news hour over the next 30 minutes. we're going to be quiz crossing the globe to bring you the stories that really matter. but we're going to start with the continued all fluids in golf. so this is where the idea struck rafa once again,

an area when most displace gallstones had fled to at israel's urging. now at least 2 palestinians have been killed and several, mo, when, when did this is off the residential building was leveled in the attack. just a warning because some of the images ahead may be upside. the guys who indeed have been transferred to nearby hospital's survivors of that strikes in the building had nothing to do with how mass was only housing civilians. so far, the own place, best toll since october, the 7th has to pass this 38800 individual mach medical stuff as well as patients. a hospitals remain in a critical state. well let us show, even though i see the roof, i cannot bear to be invaded by israel. there are many casualties of the most of the

injured and martyrs that are arriving at the hospitals are women and children and mostly displaced persons. most of the injuries are birds. we receive these injured people in large numbers and they are arriving on cards due to a lack of fuel. and it hasn't misled bascom we are unable to cope with such a large number of casualties and critically ill patients. there is a severe shortage of health care professionals. we appeal to everyone in the world, not to abandon guys and leave it to face this crisis alone. what is urgently needed now. he's in the immediate association of conflict, putting an end to the depths and casualty simone develops in people's if it's a little bit so heavy. but there's a lot of the medical conditions and their alpha i extremely terrible. now we have to wait several hours to see a doctor, but most of the time we're unable to receive medical treatment. and medical staff are also exhausted and unable to provide treatment slow, such as you watching now shows heavy smoke rising above residential buildings in southern gaza. the strikes came off,

deceased by negotiations in cairo. egypt failed once again with how my son is. well, just unable to agree on the quote demands journalist chrome also tati, says the situation involved for is deteriorating rapidly. amid the relentless bombardment from is ro a, hey tod, it's easy for, for the area. they conduct good, concurrent strides and bows, different parts of the neighborhood. the story good theories of houses and they posted in firebirds and discharged are still good to the west. the target the strikes. i'm not targeting this the east area, but the other stuff was tough. north and off south, some areas near the adoption baldor some view of the areas near the the beach area . so literary the bombardment and the type of thing is covering cold over a 100. there is no safe haven and gaza. there is no such thing that is called say, so on, i think is that it has already violated components that are blinds when it comes to

loose their stones and have started to find a student has displaced them even in the areas. that's where it's supposed to be, or believes to be a saves off. the situation is extremely dire, wish for college. so remember that is that is now clause a cut off. i've got a shuttle terminal, they're not allowing anything, do no food, no food supplies, no other supplies. normally that concludes your mother's or medication, and that shows you include the components. now people are injured, they need some health care who's gonna need somebody to kind of consume homes on medications, and people come out to access them. hospice does conduct provide the services that people need. so that means more people will die because of that, the next to me, different consumers, i'm just kind of large and because of hunger x because of displacement and because of bombardment. so the situation is extremely unconcerned, but it's in the sense that you see hundreds of thousands of people going nowhere because they're extremely confused about where to go. and they're still being targeted by the confusion. and now with this fight larger of gaza with the 2

terabytes across people, the unlikely even to suffer more and the situation is getting even more there. the un mine action service is reporting garza is covered now in approximately $37000000.00 tons of rubble. the old type is also most likely to be contaminated, it says with unexpected bones, and especially those the will body estimates is going to take some $40000000.00 just to clear the runes. then you wouldn't mind the action service chief in palestine. charles mongo batch says the amount of the brewery in garza is unprecedented closely. the fun, most obviously the rob listen issue, but primarily we're interested in clearing the explosive ordinance amongst the rubble. so at the moment we have funding for approximately $5000000.00 us dollars. we need to in order to adjust the ramp up install operations, an additional $40000000.00 on the sector is

a hold the mind. action sector for the clearance of garza is going to need hundreds of millions of dollars over multiple years to make garza safe from explosive ordinance. to put this in context on off the box of moses, you and environment program estimates that what 10000000 tons of rubble in mosul and on us, which was directly involved in the clearance of lawyers or estimates that it would take 10 years to clear my so that's a is in, i'm, we still have 2 years left to go in, goes to the order of magnitude is significantly greater. and so it's going to take a very significant amount of time for us to click on. so yes, best offices, one of a, a number of houses amongst the rubble does not need to be significant amounts of unexploded ordnance that will be large numbers of human remains. biological waste, chemical waste from industrial processes as well. so i rumble amongst heritage

sites, unesco estimates, 43 heritage sites and goals are damaged again. that has to be dealt with in a different way. if it was just russell that had to be cleared, u n t. p estimate, it would take a 100 trucks, 14 years to clear the rubber but because it will be additional hazards. this could be spun out into a much longer period in terms of the rubble of the rubble combines between october 28th. no type of 6 was less than 1. 12, the rubble which is currently projected by you and environment program estimates to existing goal is that that's not even enough space in garza to dump the problem. it would take approximately, according to your environment, program $500.00 heck to is just to dump the rubble as well. the un general assembly has a the well mainly post the resolution to expand palestine. swipe at the will body,

a $143.00 countries voted for the non binding motion, putting pressure on the security council to make it official. but washington has made it clear that it will stand alone in looking to move back. as all these caleb open explains, the united nations general assembly took a vote in favor of granting number statehood to the palestinians. so now the next step is for the un security council to take such a vote. it is unlikely that the un security council will approve palestinian member states would status because the united states has made it pretty clear that as a permanent member of the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, they will use their power to veto a push for palestinian statehood. this is what we heard from the representative of the united states explaining their mindset in doing so. this resolution does not resolve the concerns about the palestinian membership application raised in april

and the security council through the admissions committee process. and should the security council take up the palestinians membership application as a result of this resolution? there will be a similar outcome. now there was a vote on this issue back in april and at the time the united states that it was opposed to granting recognition as a un member state to the palestinian authority. because it believe that palestinian statehood should only come about as a result of negotiations that take place between the israel and palestine toward resolving the conflict. and that the un granting member of state would status to the palestinian authority would be at this point. they argue premature and would hurt the negotiation process. now, there were some, quite the ad trickle exchanges that both the un general assembly and the security council, the is really representative, proceeded to shred a copy of the charter and argue that the united nations is granting recognition to

terroristic cetera. now this did not go over well with you and officials, and there was a statement from the far hon. hock un spokesperson, reassuring the world that the un charter is in fact still intact and also condemning theatrics by certain countries. israel's remarks before the un general assembly were harsh in which they accused the un of granting recognition to terrorist, or at least discussing, doing so and compared the palestinians to nazis. here's what these really n boy had to say. 2 days destructive votes is not only opening the u. ones, doors to the terror supporting palestinian authority. if it was, then it would be bad enough. things of the 7th. you have failed to even cold them out by name. so i'll remind you, each the terrorist of how much today with the sick and twisted i run the,

the very by the established to prevent eva is now. well, tell me a terror state into its ranks a. it's not a pallet stand in authority, same to all the countries that voted in favor of granting statehood and argue that this was a step forward in their struggle for national liberation and national recognition. after years of o pressure and at the hands of the israel. now it's also important to know that the vote in favor of moving ahead with the status of the housing authority as becoming a member state was overwhelming. $143.00 countries voted for it with only 9 voting against it. now the procedure would, in order to make a country and member state involves 1st of vote at the un general assembly, which has already happened. then from there a vote of the un security council, which is set to take place with united states, likely v towing it. and then after that,

there would need to be another vote at the un general assembly, including all member states in which a 2 thirds majority would vote in favor of granting the new members statehood status to the country. now at this point, we have russia speaking out about how important it is that the palestinians have member state who it at the united nations. because this will be key in the negotiations that could possibly move ahead with bring resolution to the conflict. the folks you the we are convinced that full membership of palestine in the world organization would help to equalize the starting negotiating positions with israel, which received his full fledge status more than 75 years ago. it is the adoption of the state of palestine in the un. that would be the 1st practical step towards adjust solution to the palestinian question on a platform approved by the un and based on a generally recognized international legal framework. we see this as an opportunity

to at least partially correct the historical injustice against the long suffering palestinian people who have lost an unprecedented number of civilians over the past 7 months. the consequences of israel's actions, which are covered by the united states, will be felt for many years and to overcome them, the palestinians will need the closest involvement in the work of relevant you and bodies of the police. however, the united states has made it pretty clear they intend to veto this resolution and stop any notion of palestinian statehood at this time. united states, as a permanent member, they have veto power. so it looks like palestinian statehood will not be moving forward at the united nations in columbia present cost of, of petro is urging the international criminal court to issue an arrest warrant for the is where the prime minister se strongly condemns the good deadly war in gaza. notes in the whole, most of the genocide,

which implies an international arrest warrants from the criminal courts. the security council must begin to consider the establishment of a peacekeeping force in the territory of gaza. well packed trust. this government has already made promises to break diplomatic relations with is, well, i'm the international criminal court and said it's responding to threats. these of surfaced officer reports about arrest warrants for senior is where the officials are paid. it says they have been an attempt to quote, impede, intimidate, done, didn't properly influence itself. and as us republicans have taken israel side in this and claim that the bill is in the works. the section the i see, see if an arrest warrant is issued for benjamin netanyahu. well, we've been hearing from political scientist, remo mendez right for us who explained how is ro, has become almost invulnerable. it would be a rock either issue as we say in spanish,

but it will not stop them from doing anything as long as israel has the back of the united states and of the government. right now b, b, i don't bite into presidents. israel will continue to. ready what he does and they know they will be no consequences. that's why they feel so entitled to even say, hey america, we don't need your weapons by it and you can keep them. so israel is emboldened as they have been able to get away with what's going on and gaza for months and for years without any consequences. they have been repeated the consummate of, of the ronnie and syria, with no consequences. they have killed the iranian officials, you know, consequences. they have murder, palestinians, the north causes in garza, in rough uh, now in gave them though no way out. so israel will continue to do this as long as they are able to, as long as they have been able to in the icy c. as a world we're going to zation as an international organization. nice to set up presidents because of other countries are able to see that well,

if you're on the right side a on the united states side, so you can get away with anything. but with the revisions on com testing, full swing in sweden, global voice is ins, 4th of palestine have been growing. f allowed to thousands, gathering in the mountains of festival, to protest against isabel's participation. that all of these contributor rachel moss and takes a closer look. this is your vision san contest is being held in suite in the country that's become aust synonymous with muslim immigration. so when israel is included in the annual competition organized by the european alliance of public service, media outlets at a time when there is a major humanitarian crisis and gas as a result of the israel trying to liquidate him, us and heating over 30000 pallets. and in civilian so far in the process, is that a wonder that euro vision a talent show has now become the latest runs in the stand off between pro

palestinian and pro is really virtue signaling battalions. it's horrible what's happening in ga. so right now, and i think a lot of people should be demonstrating purchasing, especially now when the u. s. low, but this ramp to participate in your vision button, but not the russia. and i think that's just the, it's wrong. it's rooted in racism in slumber full, the double standard when it comes to the treatment of russian. for that reason, i think that the people are here for your revision bank to sort of celebrate there's nothing to celebrate. it's an ongoing war. people are killing each other children or die in there because since, as early as january to ban israel from your vision, but organizers to just shrugged de la, arguing that the context is a political. yeah. right. and your vision is totally not slim point or kid. she

either, tomorrow we're talking about an event where participants are better know by their national flag, then by their actual names making it inherently nationalist and political. which is why the geneva based european broadcasting union organizers slapped in egypt down on russia. when do you create conflict popped off, they even said and done the ukranian president by mirrors wednesday from addressing the event last year. i guess that was a bridge to bar was taking place in liverpool at the time. they said that it was quote regrettable that they could not grant his request to speak despite his quote laudable intentions. because the quote possibility of making political statements as part of the contest is prohibited. sure, because political statements can only ever be done with words and not by actions like they did when they down russia. sounds like maybe they were just worried that zalinski would kind of kill the vibe with his usual speech. nationalistic rivalries are exactly what your vision is. about actually too bad nowhere from gaza wasn't by

just saying in europe's contests like israel was because god has bad. sure. and i've been out in full force, including if you mind hearing a shift that dropped into pork agreed about $400.00 per pallet, stadium supporters on route to gaza. this visit was apparently motivated by israel's presence in the contest even going and her ballad ended up qualifying for the top 10 in the saturday's big televised finale. i'm so overwhelmed with emotions . it's truly such an honor to be here on stage performing and showing our voice and representing us with pride and making it to the finals is it's, it's something crazy. so she's obviously trying to keep it all about the music. the fact that the crowd chanted free palestine during her semi final dress rehearsal and she was dude, would probably give a bit of a clue as to why that might be the case. but hey, here's is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu taking

a break between bombing campaigns to hijack this is rarely performers efforts and make it all about him. so that's more, well, if you've already worn not telling me all you've called them impressively participating in your vision. but you are successfully consultants and a horrible wave of antisemitism. and you are standing up to date and representing the state of his royal with great on. so be blessed and know that when they bow you, we show it to you. how are that? i believe the technical term for b. b statement is friendly fire, you know, bombing your own assets. his remark certainly won't do anything to help the politicize 0 vision or the as rarely contest its participation, basically, be just rhetorically bomb bureau vision like it was some us by totally missing the target. and virtually guaranteed, even more blow back was head now to the front lines of the ukraine conflict. because authorities in the call head for region are reporting

a fee of special that's been going on between russian and ukrainian troops with the fighting now spilling into the border area with rushes belgrade region. all tease correspond to steve sweeney has the details. we heard last night that there was a shedding of the car of a region, very intent shedding as strikes and according to the crating, you know, sold has at least 25 buildings have called far they've been very by the damage. we have to say that this isn't verified at this stage has been a lot of footage so circulating on social media now that happy new number of ukrainian drones that have been taken down. and we, we don't have any official information from the russian defense ministry yet. and we've also seen on a game on very slide footage of a bridge in cocoa region that has been destroyed. now, the local authorities have, they've spoken previously about a russian offensive

a game. we don't have any information on that. staying in the, in the culture of region, a game where there has been types fighting, we know that the russian on forces have taken control of the city of kid located, which seems very close to the guns region. now moving across to the, the don't boss a game that has been intense fighting and russian forces. and this has been confirmed by the russian ministry of defense have now taken coat control of novo colored over. this is a city, a guy which i said is very close to the new gun sco region. now that we're seeing this kind of these, these latest developments, these light is advanced by the russian for on forces, which will hopefully bring some relief for the citizens of belgrade. lymphoma chief advised it to a british prime minister has called the west involvement in ukraine. a stupid mistake and he says the sanctions are having little or no impact on russia that

says the top strategist, 6 over 10 to political office with a new role and a new policy. we should have never got into the whole stupid situation. it's not a replay of 1940. we've put tompkins, a lensky is the church really and under dog, this whole ukrainian, corrupt mafia state has basically condo school. and we're all going to get, does a consequence. the lesson we've to boot and is that where a bunch of total, jo, cuz i mean putting, they really knew that before the war. but this is emphasized in broad cost to, to the entire world with a bunch of clowns. we are, and america is now doubling down on trying to seize russian assets. so it's already created a sanctions regime, which is encouraging the building of alternative financial systems globally. that's not teaching food and then the lesson only that we're idiots. well, if you don't know who dominant cummings is, he's a british political strategist who is well known for campaigning in favor of the

case, breaks it back in 2016. he then became the chief advisor to form a prime minister, boris johnson. cummings is now involved in creating the sect of the stuff that policy, while the adult p says, well, you know, i told to pronounce health workers and military veterans to oppose the ruling. tory party that's ahead of the next u. k. general election, which will have to take place by january of 2025. then as well as in j says cummings won't show that he has common sense, but he's obviously waiting. he says to see the self destructive lens. conservatives are willing to take when we seen the, you know, the zip spectacular mistakes and miscalculations of the west in particular. russians thinks, interested in them. one i think is his was a, not even prusio, but just some common sense. i'm showing that a lot of people are great, let's know if it gets, you know, he's best. so he was kicked out of the, of,

of his particular talk to the own, to roger around verse johnson that was a bit of a gnostic breakup. and he was always a sort of polemics, rebellious sort of maverick type character, who now is looking to launch his own political career. but it, i think if you read the articles, the british newspaper articles, which mentioned this, i think it was a ton of rough. um, it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general election is in the u. k. so to see how, how far the clips to the, the police invitations of the conservative party, just how much will it break up and when you're self employed, and if it does crash, quite frank from a great heights that we might see the emergence of one of these abilities by coming is reasonable. he's on kind of it. so i think um peaceful is very clever at manipulation. impressed the leading us nuclear feel supply centrist plans to seek exemptions from the proposed load that would prohibit the input of russian enrich uranium is meant to safeguard the interest. so the u. s.

new to industry. the legislation includes a provision that allows for the granting of waivers through 2027, including if the waiver serves the national interest. when the legislation is enacted, we will apply for waivers from the secretary of energy and other a clickable government agencies to request permission to continue supplying l e u to our customers. it is uncertain whether any waiver would be granted, and if granted whether any waiver would be granted in a timely manner. now, in 2022, russia was washington is the biggest supplier of enriched uranium. can you just break this down for us? how would this is always going to affect the american nuclear industry and companies like centrist, specifically when it's quite significant nicky, if we look at the numbers, for example, the us uh 20 percent of all of the us is powered on nuclear energy and about 24 percent, even to this day is coming from russia. the fact that companies don't like centers

that we've mentioned, which is a private company that owns and facilitates a lot of nuclear power in the us, will not be able to obtain that quantity. we're talking about nick, we talked about you, right? and just how dangerous you, my name is, it's not something that you can be in. you can just walk down to another country and just buy them for care. that has to be so many prizes and procedures and 70 facilities that allow the save transit of that substance and also getting it to a plot and then enriching it. it's a huge process and, and really it's so mean it sounds like the us is totally shooting itself in the foot. yes. again. okay. so total costs are based on what it all means. so what it means is essentially that any ad products that will, that coding on enriched uranium. but based on that, that means the uranium that you transport to a nuclear reactor and forgive me, i know that you have visitors that are new to scientists. but you that so you, you put that into, they've got to and that creates the energy. that's saying no more of that. if it comes from i said, you cannot bring it in unless you get a special dispensation. would you let me get them for another year? and then they're not responding to 2040. and what that basically means is none of

that will come in. and the us is going to have these companies that have relied on their and supplies for years and years and years, regardless of the coming conflicts. and you crime because by my little girl energy and energy, you know, i think rushed to see that this way is the human rights. so it shouldn't be banned in a rush, as he said, is that way? russia hasn't said, hey, we're gonna stop sending it to you, even though russia codes and, and essentially, but now in a situation where this could be a very serious problem for these companies. they've got to find another source of uranium for that plants. a recent months west and countries have moved to expands their own capacity to enrich uranium, broaching the idea of a complete bond on russian. and what was in years to come with some ex, but say they would need at least a decades to set the industry onto an independent assessing. so how could the us make up for the loss in supply? in the meantime, it's a really good question. and i don't think they have an obstinate key if we look at the other countries that produce you, right in russia, 24 percent. then we looked at the european pond as the u. k from say produce

a little bit. but then again again, nicky would probably sing the same thing happen again in europe where the us is going to try to extract the results is that, that you have it needs. there are plenty of nuclear power plants in the united kingdom, where we come from in france, in germany, and they need that own. it was a 0 to the power that i am power. i think the low save time look at africa, but as we now know, especially they'll probably put pressure on the french to do that. but as, as we cover a lot on the program, the african nations now turning around to say, no, we're not going to give you these sheets the mean of those and businesses from our country. the african countries are going to want more money for those resources. probably a lot more than what they're paying in russia, and that's going to make energy fall more expensive to the average consumer in the us. well, to germany now are crowds of protests does. it tend to just storm attached to the factory outside of the land. hundreds of law enforcement officers were deployed to the c. know the environmental picket. there were clashes with the police erupt thing pretty quickly that resulting in.