MK254
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Gaza haitokuja iamke tena, tunaipoteza tukiiona hivi hivi, Israel ni hatari, wale watu ni makatili, jameni raisi wangu asiwahi kujichanganya na kuleta shobo kwa Wayahudi, wanapaswa kuogopwa sana.
Yaani chezea masharubu ya Warusi, Wachina na mataka taka mengine wakiwemo hata Wamarekani ila temana sana na Wayahudi, jamaa wanafumua chochote chenye pumzi, gaidi la kidini likijificha nyuma ya akina mama na watoto, hapo Myahudi anatangulia kuua hao watoto ili kukuonyesha huponi.
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The situation in Gaza is "apocalyptic" and there is a "heightened risk" of atrocity crimes being committed, the UN human rights chief has warned.
Speaking at a news conference in Geneva, Volker Turk urged Israel and Hamas to urgently take measures to stop such violations being committed.
"My humanitarian colleagues have described the situation as apocalyptic," he said.
"In these circumstances, there is a heightened risk of atrocity crimes."
He has also been asked about Israel revoking visas for some UN officials, and the impact it's having on the investigation of such offences.
Mr Turk said it is easier for the UN to investigate crimes once the "dust settles" and there will always be "lack of cooperation" from some parties.
He explained he has asked to visit Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, but he has not received authorisation yet.
news.sky.com
Yaani chezea masharubu ya Warusi, Wachina na mataka taka mengine wakiwemo hata Wamarekani ila temana sana na Wayahudi, jamaa wanafumua chochote chenye pumzi, gaidi la kidini likijificha nyuma ya akina mama na watoto, hapo Myahudi anatangulia kuua hao watoto ili kukuonyesha huponi.
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The situation in Gaza is "apocalyptic" and there is a "heightened risk" of atrocity crimes being committed, the UN human rights chief has warned.
Speaking at a news conference in Geneva, Volker Turk urged Israel and Hamas to urgently take measures to stop such violations being committed.
"My humanitarian colleagues have described the situation as apocalyptic," he said.
"In these circumstances, there is a heightened risk of atrocity crimes."
He has also been asked about Israel revoking visas for some UN officials, and the impact it's having on the investigation of such offences.
Mr Turk said it is easier for the UN to investigate crimes once the "dust settles" and there will always be "lack of cooperation" from some parties.
He explained he has asked to visit Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, but he has not received authorisation yet.
Gaza ceasefire latest: Hamas attacks Netanyahu as it releases bodies of four Israeli hostages
Hamas has released the bodies of four Israeli hostages - including a mother and her two children. Six living hostages will be released under the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel at the weekend.
