colonialists, it just fails the racist smith of the year at the in invincibility. the dozens of civilians are reportedly killed in the way the bombing of southern guns which had previously been considered the states. meanwhile, this us policy makes it complicit in the crimes of genocide estimate cleanser in the west space a global bond flash off the washington veto. it was a gall this sci fi resident. there's nothing un security council on following the votes from which the u. k. ad stains a 1000 to much include the streets of london long as they going to need to get the troops in the box. the a very well well continue with 7 pm here in the russian campus. so when you're

watching on see international with the very latest 12 news update district to happy with us of golfing and southern gaza when thousands of civilians have been killed in the latest idea of trying to destroy the residential building in the city of hong eunice. so it's, it's one of the things shows emergency workers struggling to control the blaze. while huge plumes of slow can split things, things wind themselves to revo sconces, health ministry stays the and plays casualties. have announced the cost. 17400. a warning for you. you might find the following for subjects, assessing survivors as being transferred to announce the hospital which is already over crowded. most of the victims of children, the one previously closed draws a post graveyards for children, townsend for more than 40 percent of those killed in the conflict today. canadian, palestinian, during the last month social non describe the situation on the ground. the idea of posit each for most, the dates on the as nice as decide loss of hospitality. what i'm sting out before

was drawing back a kilometer. uh, we do not know what the objective is. almost the most we have seen here is civilians being killed civilians in judge moore as being filled up the hospital. and this problem is that on the bottom, over capacity the they keep saying that's the most trying to this month. and i'm us, we're, i'm not seeing any evidence of that. they keep saying that they want to city that on hostages, but it seems that they are sending that on hostages, by their own, expedites a. it's a very tough humanitarian situation, and it's been worse since by the us. it'd be chewing the ceasefire. uh it is a huge sion in the us, the people in does us, the, the, to the us and the is the as the, the, i mean there's, there's no difference

a 6 to basically is that i is the exit is the one who was executing 3 whatever the, the us, the, uh, agrees with them on the us is the main supplier of the lessons to the is the ladies and the main. uh, december 2012 that you can uh, support to the altima, the old, the by the administration gave. is there any is until the end of the month, but she is there objectives on the ground? so we think that over the next 2 weeks, they will stop sides in terms of their attacks. because the by that i'm is 3 should once when the next election next year. and i don't think they will given the, the us population the, against the government in doing what they're doing right now. here. also in the south of the and k, the city of refund came on the idea of fi of a nice does one of these rated government previously designated things,

southern gaza as a say sign for displace civilians, least 10 people were reportedly killed in the phone and give to residential homes, the relative down at the outside, the local hospital to loan that loved ones. that joining us from north carolina has moved from roof for more than 2 months. and i know it is continuing. it's an operation on the ground focusing in the northern part. does the city as well as the con, you only 50000 parts of the 2nd stage? according to the how much that i'm pacing industry here more than 17 thousands of p for work because by days that are any edits that i most of them with woman here and drop off in the south. impossible because of english also. is there any edison i came here? i'm a thought meaning resenting vending. i'm can model if i going to is in rough, rough i city, according to that i the early armies name. it's the most safe places for they look

on the box ones. there's a inside cam here on the side menu to be the below color here became stating that they there is no safe place and rough off, which would make us some of them to go to the bar that it was easy and to try to sell the land and not be to have some security in place for them and to protect then somebody from that that on some now, you know kinds undergoing opinions in gaza complaints that they don't have anyone who finds opposing i've done this stuff. is it a war against them? that you on site is critical infrastructure and moving to 60 percent of goals as residential areas have been reduced to rubble since the will erupt in early october, at least one point $9000000.00 palestinians have been displaced as more than 85 percent of gauze as total population we have from adults here from palestine. pediatric society. i'm in a found a for this point,

the suffering patients that going through and this the ongoing conflicts. and they had a way of 256 at dex against the care system in palestine. a $141.00 of them would actually directed towards what against the of the obstruction of the activities of the ad medicaid person in i'm a pediatrician and i have also experienced this some funding which really our patients go through the menu of our patients. do not get from the village to the town with the clinics on where, where the hospitals are. we get patients. very sick. when you start the free movement of the on the patients and you prevent,

prevent them from getting to the health care facility or the clinic called the best choice. you can imagine what happens. they miss their schedule, the treatment, whether it's kim, i feel happy if they have a bad a problem with the cancer or also as i said, and getting late to get the proper treatment. we see children with advanced pneumonia as because they were not able to get to their doctor had of choice to the hospital of choice on time of us. choose stone, a potential si, fi and the as well have mass calling to say to the un security council for the city and presidents long me to boss is called the move a blatant violation of o. c, monetary and values in the united states use of its veto power to block the gauze of ceasefire. resolution is an aggressive, unethical move, and it is

a blatant violation of all humanitarian values and principles. this u. s. policy, it makes it complicit in the crimes of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes committed by the israeli occupation forces against palestinians and garza, the westbank, jerusalem. this policy has become a danger to the wealth, posing us threats to international peace and security. so seeing all the 15 council members, including russia and china, supported the resolution washington's visa. so despite the urgent calls for truth, one of the un secretary general city affairs across the globe have sons the us on these randy hypocrisy and pulled on them to stop adding fuels to the science. the, the ease really administration which has the unlimited support held by some countries, excuse me, thing both the atrocities and mexico and gaza. that makes oh man, to blush, the 5 permanent members and not the members internet admissions council. however, this is why it was rejected on the americas vote. where is the trust is in these is

there just is in this world adjustable it is possible but not with america condone in the continuation of the fighting while advocating for the prevention of pillow. the conflict is self deceiving, condoning the continuation of the fighting while making every mention of the protection of women. girls and human device is extremely hypercritical. all this once again shows what double standards are. politicians and not the only was concerned with the us auctions. humanitarian groups, according to us moving vote against humanity. this bombs continue to bring down and boast, dean civilians in cost, widespread destruction. the us is once again, houston spyware, to block and attempts by the un security council, the demand to cease 5 and gaza. by viewing this resolution, the u. s. stands alone and guesstimates vote against humanity, the us, vito stance the sharp contrast to the values professors to uphold by continuing to

provide diplomatic cover for the ongoing atrocities in gaza. the us is signaling the international humanitarian law can be applied selectively and the lives of some people much less than the lives of others. the u. s. veto makes it complicit in the economy. can garza following the un security council session in new york several hour of official sat down for the hopes with us states secretary antony blinking the palestinian farm. and as it was the amongst them. but he was blogs from answering questions from the media ahead of me say, hey, solid accounts deposit, administer is limited, find us visa restrictions, which has been so nice by the state department. however, also says in the westbound concerns that they tell us to be an official as on a gag order from washington. the u. s. h. the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing of blame into us for its support of israel in this war against casa. and there you will conduits of americans,

raleigh. it's true for us has the latest un security council, both local, both of them on different ends to us financial aid, to as well. here's what else. some of them has to say. and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to say no more funding. no more. what those to israel, that would stop the situation really fast. but until then, unfortunately, the people in garza will suffer. we're asking for a complete and this is rarely regression on costs and ready for a and an end to all the us complicity. whether it's financial, political, or lou terry factory is really driven side all political allies to science, new message, the news fund. the us shows that as participating in the context against palestine . a great deal that the american now has to go to source, you know,

the new fascism. its annual cash is in all its details as to be got fascist to. uh, i think i kind of um, you know, the visual on the, on the wrong be, the issue its me is that the, i'll be sleeping in this war. i guess the best deals on the square here is to give them the opportunity to finish the 1st thing. and so we know that the americans, i'm just, i think the distribution as well as the, and most of the out of soul and understand that right into the do you remember use these fire sometimes the for these are easy to use, the key and as the one on my patients, but at the same time, dustin country, because i can go on, i've got to come by the most comfortable living room, sports. i'm losing money and everything,

which means that there are additional and they are going to have it. so it's called white white edge. oh yes, it is supposed to be for these ladies. i'm the american, i'm not to break, then i will have this done. understand the steeple garcia about you use an e mail it the and all these kinds of things that talking about why they are continue to support this genocide and it gives the best to be long thousands of marching through the straight for the u. k. capital belongs in a new phase foreign garza as following the american v. so on the un security council resolution on british of sense, and we suppose who wants to display a russell who is at the center of the data problem. it's what is up to the job package with the protest this week we bought children full of noise weeks now. so we, we to the fullest and national protest, i guess it is. all of us aren't the organizers estimates of a 100000. they free and happy must be processed every couple of weeks because that the day before and the oldest smells both nice. ation. and it says it's a culture,

stadium, everybody, and all the last 2 months of protesting to the best one. the numbers have for you to get down. however, every, all the week basically purchased all the countries low for photos so that, and also even during the week time as well purchase outside parliament outside downing street, whitehall. the previous major labor, apologies for the coping was to speak to a few minutes ago was uh since i mean the uh the to this site which is really not on the display for one. when you consider that between 60 and 75 percent of the populations both as soon as far and garza. and once you select the us and you pay and all the countries are just resolute, is done, do behind not supporting the policies for however, having said that. busy there was definitely a got must've got between the us and do you pay your cell to the united states?

more isolated, the epa feed sits. what will to, even the british government effect to be through the us onto the boss by law to relations on the go as a conflict with a 2 state solution on a seas far in the region. well, on the agenda and a phone call between the russian preston vladimir putin on the junction president of those fonts. i'll cc earlier today, various and expressive glasses here to his council part for his support. on the evacuation of russian citizens from gauze that's on the delivery of humanitarian aid, but it is also agreed to continue the effort since the series of a sci fi russian presidents, recent visit to the gulf was also discussed. sounds with his talks with the president of iran in moscow. we spoke with professor of political science and non good votes. lawsuit says that russia in egypt, long standing partnership is going from strength to strength. we need to shift to start. i'm saying this is sort of uh, the bozeman,

uh, of the motion uh, corporation with egypt since the 1950s till now. now we have, i was a fields and all sectors of the egyptian economy. we have like egypt alliance, strategic court, the ship between egypt and russia. russia has been always historically been a very active in the middle east and it's known to be protecting the lights and very supportive to the uprights in the region. that's why it was a and it was and it is still very clear, the parts known to be at ups and the middle east to sort of the latest episode of going down the ground. dr. more times a grill, the retro,

it is where the politician, you'll see a pain in the full minutes. there was quick to criticize the incumbent is ready government, but refused to go on with the interview. when faced with allegations of some of the ladies died at the hands of the id. yes. on october the 7th. he's a preview on that heated conversation which we, we kind of course watching full throughout the day here. and i'll see, i mean, how many more people do you think join become us for every bomb dropped on garza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me? is riley, in effect coalition government? well, i don't know what the well does concern them. we told you we spent the day as you know me for a few years. time is still in some position, produce a government. i hope that after the world there we lay there will end of the day and they belgy. this is what really happened. but think you asked me about a joining come us as a result of the day on the conflict now. okay, i'm show that you are right. i'm sure because they are watching tv and seeing what

is happening to their budgeting and i can understand it. but i don't think that it will go full long a this store a full i had involved people in guys which is really very popular, not deep. but please give me a not the solution for the current, a situation after october, the 7th. when we know what they can do, and we know that they can retail, and we know that it is a must likely dicey seen the bus. you know, how many people say that it's in apartheid states. a israel nelson mandela refused to negotiate unless the release of the amc prison is guilty of blowing up restaurants frequented by whites in the africa. right. is that normally powers? i mean, would you know when you, when you lift the prism, but it was really easy as one toilets prisoners. they went to all the

prisoners or they call them hostages. l bays, real released but not so out from us. i mean, they don't want it from us, we ask they don't stop the united nations and does that contribute to believe that the adult button is slowing? it goes the agents now i, i'm just, i'm just doing the interviewing here and i'm saying that the it, so i'm getting people. if they say we are ready, if only goes to actions we diesel, at least i still don't really is before though it is. what ever though? this isn't that the board again. i will, you know, been my babies. well down the keeping the phone was full. was go something said that of 2 of alice comp, other secure from the security team for cable. it's very telling how ritz is really forces killed. is there any jews in october? the 7th, the idea of cold for ariel strikes of killed is riley's. okay. maybe it is true and all the day, it's $11200.00 people who were killed on the 7th of october with clean bodies

rights. but why is that not on? it's actually in the israeli press, but it's not in the breads in the united states and i believe that it is 100 percent. right. how you will crazy, please raise. i don't want to participate in such a dialogue. let's go to gaza right now. let's go to gaza right now. what do you think about israel's isolation in the international community? as well as the former deputy minister of foreign affairs in the is there any government the full measure? is there any minister of justice diploma? is there any minister economics in planning, the fullness spokesman with the is there any labor buddy the form or is there any minister in the prime minister's office of israel? you'll see band ended the interview. the a west african quote has rejected these as requests to lift the sanctions imposed

on the country off the july's co saying the ruling military government blocks the will forward to make such a request also became the echo was regional blocking post restrictions including sussing, boulders, with nisha, suspending financial transactions on freezing it's assets. neighbor, 90 area, also console, fee, electricity supplies. tunisia along the story from local report that some of a of us in late july, a group of single military officers over through these as governments in a pool. but to focus to the already worrying trend in west africa within days regional block of course, led by nigeria slumped to me share with the toughest mattress ever imposed by the blog against any era member hoping to overturn the pool. the sanctions included closure of air and land borders with neighbors, assets, freeze and suspension of trade and commerce at west said he was trying to send

a strong wanting to be just minutes remain in the region. however many whose faith in democratic governments in the region had been dwindling, sage the block was cowering on the western influence. but the western influence are not millions of these. busy as far out the receiving end, besides those of costs, worse than food in security as these records are collapsing. we live on food imports mainly from banner republic, engine, light, syria, the military government and corporate bodies in a joined seat last month approached the ap west court of justice sitting in a boot. you have to lift the band, but a 2 member panel of judges who delivered judgements today, dismissed the application and say, i didn't legitimate government locked marriage to approach the court. the court also said that varies a convergence of interest between the military governments and the companies that filed the joint application. these air relies heavily on the aid from,

from our colonial power front and for united states. these countries have suspended their supports and it's not clear how long, so we'll continue to hold firm. but millions of people will likely continue to grapple with shortages of medicines and food stuff. experts save a sanctions good strain by loud roll release on in west africa, especially on jobs, regional security and infrastructure projects. while the cool government a horse, the regional blocks of fighting is maintained. ties with neighbors, molly, shop, and 14, if possible. also route 5 of military. these countries have pledged just 10 by these uh, in the event of a possible military invasion by region of block off and of course threatened to our lease its forces to restore the constitutional order in the sheriff. eckworth says 5 upson remains on the table. we're not, we're our economy. international affairs analysts phase. the former colonial powers

has invested interests in imposing sanctions on asia. we have a scenario where it is difficult to impose all this time zones. it was also clear that this armstrong's seemed to have been like a pre made detected by the west. some colonial power was namely from i'm even america. um, obviously you could see that um, because of less than interest or some of these uh, wisdom powers do. uh so you got the impulse on shows on the share because they enjoyed enjoy. i'm set to have access to the resources of new share when they believe this present government, the minutes of the government that just to see what the allowed will be. i have been all these moves to see that uh the country is brought to is music. i'm

equally politically isolated. middletown lead threatened on what i've you. but um the sanctions by themselves have never played such a rules as to is ellis changes that to add desire also. um the was commission was so much in the heart of the i'm more dialogue without for these, but that is all done. what we have to do, india is environment minister has demanded a more equivalent dialogue at the un employment negotiations facing the rich countries to take more responsibility for global climate action. this comes as a group plans to introduce a cross folder common tax on impulse. in india, assembly believes that equity and climate justice must be the basis for global climate action. over the past century, a small section of humanity has indiscriminately exploited nature. however,

humanity as a whole, is paying the price for this, especially people living in the global self. if it carbon tax will come into effect . so on the 1st of january, 202612 months over this past while that of toes of this a company's incompetent intensive sect is like still on a medium cement. so it's nice to on the electricity must says that it's on that comp and emissions with the you over the course of indian ion, still on dominion and asked both sides of it to the a you will be shipped to find a new tax. meanwhile, india is called last on the industry. minnesota pharmacist said he well with holly 8th or the moves, india will address the problem of the carbon border adjustment mechanism with confidence. and we will find solutions. we will see how we can convert see them to our advantage if it comes in. of course i will retaliate. you need not worry about it. we're supposed to expose an international trade socket to may as well,

who says that europe tends to protect the industry at home. well, why don't you think that the pressure on companies building this board is? i think the implementation of the tax is going to be in $26.00. you probably because going to clean and i think what the under the minister said is that we have would. right. and the ability to retaliate. uh, i think historically india has been a country that has worked on the global collins and we will try and stick to a process where we do not happy policies. but at the end of the day, india has historically diluted 4 percent off the historical greenhouse gas emissions the what the european union has done. 15 to 17 percent us has done 26 percent. so we need to look at some of the other balancing. oh,

what has happened in the past? what's the do i would for, for the sake of the was that we do not to be just huge. we're putting talk to really taxes on each other for saving the because that's not look. and it's not just about india lose seems to be visible. it'd be, seems to have it all straightened out, for instance, which produces some of the highest per capita emissions in the load. it, it seems to be with china. so we need to have a common solution rather than uh, you know, by not to tax flights of blackstone all say international or rick sanchez has the latest episode of direct impacts. but also for me for today. but like, totally to scott will be here with loaners in about 30 minutes. thanks for watching the

on the public. sanchez, i've been doing news now for 30 years and 2 languages all over the world. here in the united states, interviewed for us presidents and also work for several of us major television networks. and i believe after all of that, but news to be honest and direct and impactful. that's why we call this direct impact. the there is a side of it prevailing in america that seems to be shared by more and more people with each passing back. and what is it? well, it's a frustration, really,

that's melding into an all out and distrust of our nation's institutions. and what many would call the establishment, it's almost as if within the soul of america, there's a bumbling disturbance that goes something like this. how do you make them? how does our find that the you know, know where is that more true than with younger americans, right? now why? because americans under, let's say 40 are coming of age at a time when they have less power as workers than their mom or dad or even the grand parents. if you are a world who are in america today, for example, you tend to be treated by the company that you work for as disposable, right, you can be fired without explanation, and you'll likely be replaced by a part timer or a freelancer seat in the past there were union rights and sanctioned employment rights that the government.