the, the dozens of civilians are reportedly killed in these randy bombing us to the god which had previously been considered safe. so meanwhile, this u. s. policy makes it complicit in the crimes of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes us faith is global backlash after washington. vito is a god the cease fire resolution of the un security council and following the votes for which the u. k. obtained thousands of marching through the streets of london, demanding an immediate fruit in the bottom of the which a lot for me i had to call to to and the rest and comfort silvio watching all the international monies pizza. scott's here with all the very latest world news.

thanks for joining us. we stopped this all in southern garza where dozens of civilians have been killed at the latest audio stride that destroyed the residential building in the city of con your needs. for the trump, the scene shows emergency work has struggling to control the place while huge plumes of smoke and spitting flames. rise above the russell gods is health. ministry says the enclaves, casualties have now surpassed $17400.00. and just a quick warning you may find the following, voltage disturbing. most of us, most a few, my children are being transferred to nasa hospital, which is already over crowded. you had previously called gaza quotes a graveyard for children, accounting for more than 40 percent of those killed and the conflicts of dates, canadian, published and enjoy last month. so schumann describe the situation on the ground. the the ideas, posit each for most, the dates home that i need to decide loss of hospitality. what i'm staying out

before was drawing back a kilometer. uh, we do not know what dental objective is. honestly, the homeless we have seen here is civilians being killed civilians in judge moore as being filled up the hospital and the schools around us are over capacity. and 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 study that on hostages, but it seems that they are getting their own hostages by their own expedites. it's a very tough humanitarian situation and it's been worse since by the us, between the ceasefire. uh it is, are you it shouldn't, in the us the people in does us the, the, to the us and the is that i as the, the, i mean there's, there's no difference. so 6 to basically is it, i, it 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 supply of, of the lessons to the is there areas and the main uh, the policy can uh, supports in the office and the bill the by the administration gave, is there any is until the end of the month, but she is the 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 the time was 3, should 12 in the next election next year. and i don't think they will given the, the us population being against the government in doing what they're doing right now. here. a little. so in the south of the enclave as a, to a rough, i came on the idea of fly up over nights despite these very common previously designated things to the gaza as a safe zone for displaced civilians. at least 10 people were reportedly killed in

the bombing of 2 residential homes, the relative together outside of local hospital simone, the loved ones, local gentlest, son. i come off as well from russia for more than 2 months. and i know this area is continental and it's an operation on the ground focusing in the northern parts. does the city as well as is connor speaking in the south and fox of the 2nd stage? according to the how much that i'm facing, the history here more than 17 thousands of c for was because by the is that i, it's like most of the way the woman here and drop off in the south. impossible because of english also. is there any edison i came here as the meaning of resenting vending and kind of more of what it is in drop off a rough i city. according to that i the only on these names. it's the most safe places for they look on the box ones. is there anything else that i can hear on that side may need to be on zillow, cuz he became seeing that they,

there is no safe place in rough off, which would make us some of them to go to the parts of it, which is just, i'm the director of all the plans and not be to have some security in place for them and to reject then somebody in a problem did that until now, you know kinds undergoing opinions and goes off from someplace that they don't have anyone who finds opposing i've done this so these are a lot against them with you and says the critical infrastructure and more than 60 percent of gods as residential areas have been reduced to rubble since the wall ropes. and you know, they'll tell, but almost 2000000 palestinians have been displaced. us more than 85 percent of jobs. it's so to population. we heard from adults here from palestine. pediatric side. see, i mean, tell gene who describe the suffering. patients are going through a met the conflict and their way of 256 at backs against the health

care system in palestine. at $141.00 of them would actually directed towards what against the of the obstruction of the activities on the ad medicaid person is. i'm a pediatrician and i have also experienced this on funding, which really our patients uh go through a menu of our patients. do not get from the village to the town where the clinics saw where, where the hospitals are. we get patients. very sick when new of stock, the free movement of the on the patients annual 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 cannot be 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 because they were not able to get to their doctor had of choice to the hospital of choice on time. was the us shoots down to potential see, find the israel time us conflicts of the un security council. the policy and presidents mahmoud abbas has told me a blatant violation of all humanitarian volumes. the united states use of its veto power to block the gaza cease. fire resolution is an aggressive, unethical move. and it is a blatant violation of all humanitarian values and principles. this us policy makes it complicit. it's in the crimes of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes committed by the israeli occupation forces against palestinians in

gaza. the westbank jerusalem. this policy has become a danger to the world housing as threats to international peace and security of 13 out of the 15 council members, including russia and china, supported the resolution. washington's veto comes despite urgent calls, a truce from the un secretary general city. if it goes across the globe, have slammed us on these rarely hypocrisy and told them to stop adding fuel to the fire of the pseudo signatures. the once again cynically blocking the code for a ceasefire in the police team. and it's rarely conflict before our very eyes america has come to to death sentence to thousands, if not tens of thousands more severe lives in palestine and israel. best uh, yeah, the east rail administration, which has limited support. oh, but some countries is, can we think booth or a trust is unless it gets in gaza that makes all of human to blush? there are 5 permanent members and not the members internet admissions council.

however, this is why it was rejected with only america's vote. where is the justice in these is the justice in this world. adjustable is possible but not with america condoning 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, some human device is extremely hypercritical. all this once again shows what double standards are. politicians on the only ones concerned with us options, humanitarian groups all calling us to move a vote against q monitoring as bonus continued to ring down and boast in civilians and cost widespread destruction. the us is once again, houston spa were to book an attempt by the un security council. the demand to cease 5 in gaza. by viewing this resolution, the u. s. stands alone and gusting its 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 and 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 usb to makes it complicit into kindly can garza following the un security council session in new york, several arab officials set down consults with the us state sexy on the blinking, the post ending in 5 minutes. that was among them votes. he was blocked from answering questions, so the media ahead of the meeting is started accounts process. the administer is limited by us visa restrictions, which has been denied by the state department of also office in the westbank confirmed that the policy official is on the 8 gag order from washington. the us search the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in this war against casa in new york. hundreds of americans valid super tests to the latest un

security council votes locals also demanded. and then to us, the financial aid to israel is will tell some of them not to say and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to see no more funding, no more. what is to israel that would stop the situation really fast, but until then, unfortunately the people in goals are, will suffer. we're asking for a complete and it is rarely regression on post them ready for a and an end to all the us complicity. whether it's financial, political, or lou terry, back to the is really genocidal thoughts? well, pittsville on list. i'm kind of a boost. crab says that the us is acting against the will of the international community. the 13 countries out of the 15 countries have supported the you on

2nd as it goes to the resolution bridge and abstain. but it was that you as the on the to come see last about the resolution and he was, it's a be to call are, which is, in my opinion, a great brand start district mistake by the us, which is by, by using it's beautiful again as such, as a new version, it is as new stabilizing the middle east region, which is also the stabilizing uh world or the security. unfortunately, the u. s. is acting again, there's no, we're not being so emotional. community again is the one of the one security council, and that's in my opinion, wouldn't have been good. the closest ones is on, on you are interested in the region and more money because of its support for the is working to aggression against the fellow nancy. meanwhile, thousands much to the streets of the u. k. capital demanding a sci fi and gaza, that's pulling the american veto on the un security council resolution. as well as

the british abstention. we spoke to vist fee, a russell, who was in the thick of things the calling. that's what is up, see the job package with the protest this week. we bought children for 9 weeks now . so we to the boston national protest i, there's an enormous, i got the organized 6 estimates of a $100000.00 fed, free and happy not to be processed every couple of weeks because that they are part of the oldest and most both nice ation and expense as a culture, stadium, everybody, and all the last 2 months of protest including this one. the numbers have for you to get down. however, every, all the week basically purchased all over the country, local photos. so is it an adult? so even during the week time as well takes us outside parliament outside downing street whitehall. the previous made to the labor apology to turn the pope and was to speaking a few minutes ago. it was uh and i mean this furnished them a stipend,

which is really not on the display for one. when you consider that between 60 and 75 percent of the population is posted to these foreign garza, i'm going to select the us and you take and all the countries all just wrestling is done. do behind not supporting the prophecies for. however, i can set that there. busy there was a definitely to got gnostic gap between for us and you pay us a story to tell to the united states more isolated, but it has to be. so it's well to even the british government. they fight to be through the us under the boss a, a bilateral relations under the guides, a conflict with the 2 state solution on the see site in the region. we're on the agenda. i was doing a phone call between the russian president vladimir putin on the egyptian president of delphi, a l. c. c. earlier in expressed his gratitude to his egyptian counts part for his

support of the of occupation of russian citizens from gauze as well as the delivery of humanitarian aid. leaders also agreed to continue with that fits in suit all the cease fire. and there were some presidents visa visits of the gulf is also discussed as well, his thoughts with the president of iran. in moscow. we spoke with professor of political science, margaret ball charles, who says that russia and egypt long standing partnership is going from strike this time. it is, it has started uh, developments uh, of the motion, a cooperation with egypt since and the 1950s due to now, now we have a, was a fields and all sectors of education economy. we have strategic 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 their 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 not to be at ups and the middle east. the latest episode of going on the ground actually with tons equal to the veteran is really politician yoshi bailey and the phone minister was quick to criticize incumbent is where the government but he did refused to go with the interview and faced with obligations that somebody's relatives had died at the hands of the idea on october the 7th. oh, here's a quick preview of that cheated conversation, which you can watch info throughout the day. how not to. i mean, how many more people do you think join the come us for every bomb dropped on garza and do you think it's an issue that concerns me is really in effect coalition government. well, i don't know the well does concern them with all due respect the you know me full

a few years time city stone supposition produce a government. i hope that after the world they, we lay the end of the day and beverly, this is what really happened, but these, you asked me about a joining come mazda as a result of the day of the conflict. now. okay, i'm sure that you are right. i'm sure because the origin the the and seeing what is happening to bill 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 speed 3 being guys which is really very popular. my deep but please give me a not the solution for the current, a situation. i still the 7th when we know what they can do, and we know that they can, we do. and we know that the d as a must likely to ice the seeing 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 no, i believe. i mean, we do it right when you, when you lift the prison, it was really easy. i'm honest. one the, all it's prisoners. they went through all the prisoners or they call them hostages . l. bayes real released but not to uh, from uh, send me the, don't want it from us. we to, as they don't stop the united nations and does that contribute to believe that the adult button is slowing and we'll see 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 go see it shows we diesel at least still though it is before though it is well as though this is another ball game i will you know, pin my baby's home down the keeping the phone was full

was oh, go something to the, to alice comp of the secure from the security team for cable. it's very telling how ritz is really 4th is killed. is there any jews in october? the 7th, the idea of cold for ariel strikes is killed is riley's. okay. maybe it is true and all the a lot of 1200 people who will keep it on the 7th of october when people use ratings . but why is that not on? it's actually in the israeli breast, but it's not in the breads in the united states and i believe that it is 100 percent. right. how are you crazy, please? maise. 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? well, the, the former deputy minister of foreign affairs in the israeli government,

the full mer, uh, 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 see, interview the moving on to all the news now. west african colts has rejected. new judge requests to lift the sanctions imposed on the country by the eco was regional blocked us after july. the crew saying that the ruling military government likes the all star to, to make such a request is a timothy, obeys a weed more on the story. in late july, a group of single military officers over through the jazz government in a pool. but jude focus to the already worrying trend in west africa. within days regional block i core was led by nigeria slumped to me share with the toughest mattress ever imposed by the blog against any eric 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 are out the receiving end, besides shows of costs, worse than food insecurity as dfcs is off, collapsing is that we live on food imports, mainly from ben, a republic, engine, light, syria, the military government and corporate bodies in a joined suit last month approached the app 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 uppercase on say, i didn't like to to make government locked married 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 i've subscribed at their supports and it's not glass 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 us sanctions could strain by loud roll released on in west africa, especially on giant's regional security and infrastructure projects. while the cool government it. busy as the regional blocks of 45th maintains ties with neighbors, molly, shop and brocade, if possible. also route by the military. these countries have pledged just 10 by me . sure. in the event of a possible military invasion by region of block off and of course threatened to our

lease its forces to restore a constitutional order in the sheriff. eckworth says vast ups and remains on the table. we'll have, you know, our economy international affairs analyst says that the former colonial powers had a vested interest in posing functions on these. yeah, we have a scenario where it is difficult to impose quality assumptions. it was also clear that this song shows seem to have been like pre meditated by the west some colonial powers, namely from i'm even america. um, obviously you could see that um, because of less that interest or some of this wisdom power was there was so you've got to impose song shows on these. yeah. because they enjoyed the enjoy. i'm

set of access to the sources of news yet when they believe this president government, the minutes of the government, that just to say, will not allow. also, there have been all these moves to see that uh, the country is brought to is music. i'm equally politically isolated, militarily threatened on what i view, but um the sanctions by themselves have never played such a rules as to is ellis changes that to add desire. i also, um the it was commission was so much in the a 100 a dialog on more dialogue without for these but how dissolves then what do we have to do? and finally, induce environment minister has demanded a more equitable dialogue as you and climate negotiations, stating that the rich countries should take more responsibility for global climate

section of this comes as you plan to introduce a across the board, a common types on impulse in the family 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, commodity as a whole is paying the price for this, especially people living in the global self use carbon tax will come into effect. so in january 2026, while from october this year, companies incompetence sensitive sites is like still on the medium cement fertilizer and electricity. much that data on that carbon emissions with you over the quote to all of indian. i'm still on the i'll, i mean he makes both all deliberate the you and will be hit by the new tags. meanwhile, india is commerce and industry minister promises that he will with tele, aides over them. and 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. when we spoke to experts in international trade, sockets, miss rowe, who says that europe tends to protect industry at home. well, rushing lots to not pressure on companies beyond this board. as i think the implementation of the tax is going to be in $26.00, you'll probably be caught up correctly. and i think what the honorable minister says is that we have a right and the ability to be dead beat. uh, i think historically india has been a country that has worked on the global commons and we will try and stick to a process where we do not have been policies. but at the end of the day, india has historic calculated 4 percent off the historical greenhouse gas and machines,

the what the european union has done $15.00 to $17.00 plus in the us as to the 26 percent. so we need to look at some of the other balancing. oh, what has happened in the past? was it, do i work full for the sake of the was it that we do not? we just pj with putting talk to really taxes on each other for saving the because that's not look and it's not just about in the new seems to leave brazil. it'll be, seems to be with australia, for instance, which produces some of the highest per capita emissions and load it. it seems to be with china. so we need to have a common sit solution rather than you know, by not to tax slice, as well as a rob. so now my name is peter scotts and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news on use here. and i'll take the

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they are position positions of the government. we did that divide by then we discussed questions like a conflict cut in conflicts in israel and ballast and in gaza. and then we would take the same positions in terms of ending left. and that is, let's, let's have a problem and then says fi. and i tend to the, my thought of the building creation of, of, to, to space, which is a sub to education. and, but those are then discuss the operating. this is like legs are done in the interests of the russian government to a that'd be conflicted the district too much and that the, i'm to, they mean the military groups incident is on forces ended up rapids up what forces must recognize.