of the historic rolling my india supreme court will see the union territory of john move and kashmir fully incorporated into the country with elections to be held there within 9 months. also ahead, smoker need to launch either this central the develop again, it's and it's, and by the occupational i'm going to displace people again, is rarely forces continue attacking the jubilee. a refugee camp at this place, palestinians are pushed further south for bombing intensifies, also ahead. any motors to the light is much less valuable than any other civil human life. the jordanian prime minister calls out is realism community, stressing the value of palestinian lives. this comes as world speakers discuss the

middle east conflict at the ongoing jo have for the coming to you from the russian capital. this is our to international with the latest and world news today. i'm here, elizabeth india supreme court has ruled that the union territory of jumbo and kashmir is no longer autonomy and must full of elections as an indian state. next september, the move was welcomed by prime minister nor under moody. a did a supreme court verdict on the obligation of article $370.00 is historic. i want to show the reason people of jamel gosh me or in law the that our commitment to fulfilling your dreams remains and favoring devoted today is not just the legal judgment. it is a beacon of hope, a promise of a bright, a future. and a testament or collective results to building a stronger, more united india,

article 2070. what this provision did was it gave the state of crush me fall is to make their own constitution i, for example, it also exempted the state from the constitution of india. so for example, if, if the central government media had to put in your own, please, that has to be permissions from course me the see the state permission. and, but of course, except for the saw me, the, such as the defense finance or the phone industry, for example, the, the continue to big those decisions. but for all the decisions, if was the speed that had to give permissions to listen to the government that close to the weight, so that special status of cushioning you that had been there for the last 70 or abuse. now the supreme court of india oppose obligation of office 370 of the constitution. they clearly seen that the article 370 was the time to reprovision.

also the supreme court avondale said that the boss, location or obligations optical 370 is valid. what that means is that the, there were a couple of petitions that were 5 of the supreme court, challenging the balance due to optical $370.00, the application of with which was done by the more the government back in 20, 19 august of 2019. so these a bunch of petitions, questions to valid the g o the by the government of india. now the supreme court of india has stabbed that at the decision which was taken by the government of india by keen office of 20194 years ago. is the right decision and that the word within of the bill follows to have taken that decision also. and the supreme court of india has gone one step ahead and they've gone on to see that the, the detectives, although the election commission of india that there should be elections conducted

in the state of jump, one fish made by the 30th september 2024. so by next year to restore the state toward all fall and someone push me to soon as possible, also the supreme court avondale is going on to say that someone christian needs does not have any install a new self allergies. so that decision which this of being for to speak, and that would, they also carries a lot of historic balden now. well, indian politicians support the move pakistan has been now the indian supreme court ruling stating that india has no right to make this decision on the future of the region. merrill gardens, this is an important day as both these bills will be pos and also because this will be written in golden, left us in the history of john wayne smith in india. today, the supreme court upheld the 2019 gentleman cust me a reorganization bill. it's constitution valid, it's

a and the process to follow pakistan and categorically rejects the judgment, denounced by the supreme court of india. india has no right to make unilateral decisions on the status of this dispute. the territory, which is against the will of the customary people. i'm to pakistan, india cannot renounce international obligations under the pretext of its domestic legislation and traditional verdict. hundreds of taken to the streets and pakistan to protest india as move on to move and kashmir. demonstrators burned indian flags and demanded that the decision be overruled. new delhi based political analysts, kotik chopra says the ruling of firms, kashmir status as an integral part of india. essentially, this is a reiteration of the fact that the entire state, the 1st why the princely state of georgia in petroleum is an integral part of the union of india. all these areas are bought all the us by the state of jim winbush lead,

which has been headed to have been an integral part of india ever since. 194748 of since you have the u. s. supreme court, which often looks that judgement spots supreme courts or other countries. i think they should also take a look at this judgment given by our under the supreme court to stop lobbyist in the united states. we're constantly calling for a discussion between india and pakistan over the issue of julian crush me at once. and for all this chapter is clause, it is a matter which has an internal matter of india well settled. the v integration of the state in full, under a common set of laws under the indian constitution. for more updates on this developing story, visit our website r t dot com, the israel's onslaught on dogs that has spread across the entire region. the north has face relentless

shelling with the java lea, a refugee camp coming under repeated fire. local reporter, mama csa reports from the ground. the how would that 10 minute smoke grenades a launch seat of a single digit ballet again, it's in, it's in by the occupational and we to displace people again easily, tongue, so still advancing towards the develop account moving forward and retreating engages. it bothers the resistance in a game of cat and mouse. with business data fan, it can see and amongst to be land screwed up and a massive source from digit valid if you can do to this bombardment. yesterday the occupation opened fire on us forcing us to leave the count in geneva . we're being poor. so where do we go? they asked us to have solves cuz we don't know exactly where the noise there's we

don't know where to go. they force us to leave, but no one gives any clarification. they told us to go to the tunnel street, but the bomb does their firing both bullets and missed tiles. we as muslims pray for guidance, easily the vehicles advanced down the street in a fee is about a lit up is between the occupation forces and the policy and resistance. the time is coming here is what started to flight. that wouldn't dense collages here between the resistance and the occupation. the user at times have advance in here. there's burst of gunfire and it seems the situation has become more perilous. it must be a safer place to go. with the heating gunshots now and the sounds of easily thanks . fighting. as the death toll in garza rises beyond 18200 israel is intensifying its air strikes on central gaza. there are many children among the dad, an injured, with dozens rushed to o officer hospital in the city of beer, all bella. so, according to the un,

at least one minor is killed. every 10 minutes involves us. the total number of child victim has reportedly surpassed 7000 hospitals are buckling under the overwhelming influx of patients and refugees. and we must warn you. distressing images are ahead. the local, more, just spilling over with no space for more bodies in refrigerators. that's led to scores of drift corpses lying right on the floors in that they are also lost his silly that's as family members have been gathering outside the building to bid their final farewells. they say they're in english as the areas. they were urge to flee to our no say for then where they left by the my daughter has been killed. we were displaced from gather these really spread leaflets, asking us to leave for safety. so we fly to see right and reach the a cool area. and this is what happened to us here. may god have mercy and for an

o our dad. meanwhile, at least 22 post indians were reportedly killed in the shelling of a residential block and all my gods, the refugee camp in central gaza as israel's continues to strikes the area. we've got more from local journalist rami, uh, missouri. we are here now in the my god, 0 gums and middle guys. us read what is really ever strikes drones, drones, twice and time shows have read intensive, wide extraordinarily. and this re fi g population of my ghazi and the gaza strip that and this refugee population, there was a very loud just like that ted. this house, which is a 3 story building there where, according to neighbors and relatives, there were about 990 member families, including zainab, attends of the home, and other displaced dozens of others who are being displaced from relatives.

friends displaced chiera this house. and these were airstrikes came over night. it was a war, planes came over night. andre, did this home round founding this to robin. my neighbor's house was palmed with more than a t h. a people from children, women, yoga the all does everything. everyone was there, about most of them was injured and the most the rest of them was killed. and they back to big claim that they account uh, resistance and they, they, they, they, they, they pulling kind of back on day. so they look ration. but there's the own innocent people have lost so much. they say that we palestinians are terrorists, but in reality it is these regulations of the terrorists. they killed many women and children because we do not have any heavy equipment like bulldozers we are

forced to dig through the rubble using all back comes to find out that allows you to do. campbell of massage individual area, have been gone. i've gone, intensified, have gone on that they just over the past few we a few weeks or a few days actually. i meant to international cause for to is rouse. just tell me what it is they are considering to be something that has not been reset dented before. and that as well showed, make sure that this fire is seized immediately to allow for the people of gauze to, to rejoice with their lives that have re but so completely or totally because of this intensity of was or 80 war on the goes us with that is an increase or dentist? no one can predict yet. what will be the next for this population of garza? that has the, has been at a we're talking about torn apart by means of as rated closure of the border

crossings. as well as the that the lack of committed to basic do to come with it is fuel supplies, electricity, cooking guys, and basic essential boots and come with it is commented, is it through out that goes us to with both israel and palestine. blame the other for the mass civilian casualties. as part of our special coverage of the conflict, we strip away the rhetoric to reach the innocent civilians that are caught in the crossfire. we bring you the story of an archie camera man who has lost many of his family members in the is really strikes the we are calling the civilians to leave guys a go selves. some us wants to keep them there as a human shield. this is innocent.

civilians are going to be hard on the all civilians and one of the automatically but the design of the army of these radio occupies hit, my family's house and as triangles there's an 8 maces. the crazy last. when the house one stood, i got in touch with my brother who arrived there and 5 in the morning. he couldn't sash the rubber that night because there's no electricity. so he came with his friends and neighbors to take the bodies out. so that you shovel is not machinery because there's no fuel pitcher in the 5 days to catch the bodies. they're both going to sit on the

thumbs. you my brother and he's 2 sons. my 2 sisters and one of the best friends also in the house at the time of destroying and they all died. the, what do you mean? my son was only that for a family, whether he doesn't even speak arabic and he was born and raised in most guy, these become a hostage. she can't get out most electricity in snatch. there's none of that, that kind of vision. like how did they survive? what just like, honestly don't understand it myself. when i told them last, my nephew said that they would collect things. so was that there's no other option to come in the appointment as far as i understand, even though the salt water is dirty, what's going on? well, let's see what you're so yes instead of taking on drinking and they just use it to

wash and so on and off to the strong guy had no contact with my son for 2 and a half days i was simply terrifying. i didn't know whether he was alive or dead, but i didn't know what to do. i couldn't sit still the oceans, the situation is terrible. so you have everything that is covered in black. so the women and children are crying and salvation. fathers, mothers and brothers are all dying, many perish from diseases, but by the i'm sanitary conditions. when it comes to food, people have to go out to for i am to my friends, people, so they have something to eat. the

. i mean the, i'm going to help for i'm on the war on gaza, the jordanian prime minister pulled out israel's and community stressing the value of palestinian lives the impunity. uh that. and production that is really enjoys in terms of the, of the application to the of the stand, the different connection, humanitarian lo, international legal for human rights that we see as a, as not quite telephone. we only is and rightly so, we always here, the strong condemnations off anything that the roads rule based on dimensions or the other geographies in the world. us by the same token of general expectation is this should be extended indiscriminately to the entirety of the world. it should not stop the gateways of a certain religion race as nothing from the city, geographic area or border until that effect. i can tell you the thought of spending

a lot any palestinian life is not less valuable than any other civil in human life . i don't think i was aware of that. it was active as the actual day. i was just the guy, i probably missed that i most of his boss shake. how about the crisis and guys um, but its to, to reach us is my uncle jackson said, well, time used to be so hostile when he also added to that on the job, that is the most country that i think to the by what's going in guys on dallas bang because most of that half of the collision, part of what i'm telling you in the audience, this is submitted to wind, or if i left the young design, it'd be free cuz that's the last time between the 3 big gets a goal. so the, our consent on the day it is the voice loudly in the door for them to all the decision makers or lead does that the is i want. so there's a lot of interest for the rest of the size and goes, i'll just stop this. i'll go and grab the blood, should. this is the material violation of the provisions of the door is really

pissed 3 times a month and he prohibits any a forced movements or for pollution. we have quite reassured that we are on the same page here with the globe in general mess expulsions and not acceptable for the occupation of us as multics, but don't accept them. and the increased southern and violence in the westbank is not acceptable besides your, but also the at all. yes, expressed a deep concern as to the iranian par. mr. i made of the young as this of the affordable for the deep clean for us. i was born and review, it says failed. and the plan because i united states that support is what i mean continue. i use the reply. they like the impulsive so that's what i meant to do that. so because that's just as i was. and so it just is finalized now, and this has been a political fee ask for the white house, which is shamelessly vito, to cease fire or stop the violence. delays that they could have done is voted for the resolution to differentiate military and civilian targets. because in terms of field 3, both sides can continue fighting for years. the leader of hamas has told me himself,

they are ready to fight for years. at any moment the region could explode, we will, and that if they attack some women and children continue, the original of ours will come and help with the removal of occupation forces as to what is the floor of discussion this process by i live by you. i think that the general i'm funny, but there is concern, just bear about the present. and each of these play out because that you want us to use the visual. and then the chief of the addison is over the rest of the world, who called on about me to ask you, i, this is election to little bit just use fire and source of the word i guess about a few of them is followed by the videos of all the items that lead us to becomes to find the video on here, want us to find them. what is so low that as football? cuz i, what i get a schedule i'm actually is i don't think i'm ready for this folks at the airport for us. why they don't them with miss side, you know, a side by the s on the back to you with it guys for the must. because that's how

they didn't get there. i got to stop by the students be as a world celebrated the 75th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights. the office of the un high commissioner for human rights in palestine. sure to statement calling for a cease fire and gaza. this proclamation made by the united nations general assembly 75 years ago was not just their optical. it was a promise for a better future. that's all human beings, without exception, are inherently equal and deserving of the same rights and freedoms. 2 months later, we are witnessing a living nightmare in gaza. civilian spies, desk, siege destruction and deprivation of the most essential human needs more than 70 percent of those killed and is riley attacks have been women and children to give life to the universal declaration in palestine. we need an immediate cease for the release of hostages and ultimately an end to the occupation guaranteeing the rights of the palestinians to self determination and providing justice and equality for the people of both palestine and israel. the declaration was adopted by the u. n.

and 1948, shortly after world war 2 built around universal equality, justice and the right to fundamental freedoms. however, many question whether the spirit of the declaration is applied in practice to conflicts around the world. so to memory the occasion, former us secretary of state, hillary clinton released an article lot in the declaration. however, people were quick to remind her about her own contribution to the human rights agenda. you support apostolic, this rails, human right, to commit genocide. this is what you support, how have those human rights worked out, the dozens of countries in the last few decades. your definition of human rights is now being practiced in garza and you, a secretary of state anthony blinkin was also on hand to underline. washington's commitment to human rights. human advise belong to everyone. the

universe cell in do i, civil and interrelated? today as we recognize 75 years of the universal declaration of human rights, the solid deep commitments to protect human rights and hold to human rights abuses . accountable us. meanwhile, more than $22000.00 us made bombs were dropped on gaza in just the 1st month and a half of the conflict. during which time washington supplied a further 15000 bonds and 50000 artillery shells to replenish israel's arsenal. and just 2 days ago, the us department of state circumvented congress to approve a $106000000.00 sale of tank ammunition to tel aviv. and on top of that, the us was the only country to veto the un security council. recent resolution for peace and gaza. let's go. i've got to dan colored human m labor

rights lawyer, dan. very nice to see you. welcome. thank you. thanks for having me. so dad, you've just heard all of this, give us your take on how the us actually promotes human rights across the world. yeah. well, i don't think it does. i think it undermines human rights. i mean, i do think that think the case of guys that shows the us as of accuracy on this. i mean, god is now number one in terms of very a number of quite a despicable statistics. now including over a 100 un staff, people being killed by israel in gaza. this is the most in history since the founding of united nations, more journalists have been killed then in other any other conflict. since that number has been counted. of course you. busy we also now know that in terms of the proportion of civilians being killed in this conflict,

it's more than in any conflict in the 20th century, even in world war 2. so in the u. s, as you pointed out in this segment is funding. this is providing diplomatic cover for as um, so i don't see the us as a promoter of human rights and in any regard. well then how would you see the us is approach to palestine versus their approach to israel, specifically of course, on in this conflict. yeah, well again, it gives covered israel for all of its crimes which are many and varied while condemning palestinian militants for the things they do one. in fact, i mean if you, even if you look at it october 7th, what happened? um it. ready according to israel zone statistics, 2 thirds of the people killed were military. again,

this compares to gaza where the vast majority of people being killed or civilians. and yet the us is much quicker to condemn the palestinian militants and does not condemn israel. it. oh, not any serious way anyway. well, as you know, the west has sanctioned many countries and individuals for a legend, human rights violations, nicaragua, venezuela, iran, syria, russia, and many others. so is it fair to say that washington appears to have exclusive rights to decide the global rules? and is that changing in itself? yeah, i mean, the us look what we have now is not a system of laws. we international law does not exist. it's really the rule that jungle the rules of mind in the us as been the mightiest certainly since world war 2. and it's used its power to enforce human rights to selectively against countries. it doesn't like meanwhile, so you know, it could again,

it gives cover for countries that commit abysmal human rights violations. again, the case of israel and palestine is an example. the case, of course, the us support saudi arabia, which has some of the worst domestic human rights on the planet. the u. s. is all domestic human lights by the way, are not very good in terms of, you know, the u. s. has more prisoners per capita and in terms of absolute number than any country in the world, for a developed country, it has the worst of health care. it has the highest rates of poverty and hunger of any developed countries. so again, the us doesn't even practice what it preaches in regards to telling people. well thank you very much, daniel. come all like human and labor wrestler. thanks, dan. thank you. and western

states are considering a shakeup of the ukrainian government as lot of mirrors. the lensky is falling short in his role as president. that's according to the russian for an intelligence service, which also examined why western leaders are losing faith in the landscape. said again, that is, can the head of the russian foreign intelligence status says they have received credible information to the high ranking officials and prominent western countries are frequently discussing the needs, replaced the current ukrainian president. by them is lensky as unfulfilled promises to defeat russia on the battlefield. as endless barshan assemblies, communication with foreign partners, and rump nepotism and corruption, and ukraine are among the reasons why. but the main thing is that zalinski has lost his ability to maneuver the conflict with russia in accordance with the interests of washington and his followers. according to the russian foreign intelligence services, a replacement for ukrainian president zelinski is being discussed. and as we just

saw from the official statements, some of the reasons are he's fail promises to defeat from shaw. he's rude behavior, communicative behavior with foreign partners and corruption. but of course, we know that the main reason this whole discussion is being brought up is because of ukraine's failed promises to the federal shaw and go with the interest of its western partners. that despite the endless amount of financial and military aid provided to it. so essentially here the west is saying that zalinski does not suit the many more, therefore he needs to go. and this is interesting because they're talking about the same person that they've been praising for the past 2 years. so it's quite an interesting turn of events and according to the s v r statement of us intelligence also estimates that a discussion surrounding zelinski is a replacement may also rise in the future. now another point is the rustles already has candidates in mind to be zelinski, successors for presidency. and at this point, a consideration of

a cease fire scenario between moscow and kids is also on the table. so it is safe to say that it looks like now kids western partners are finally coming to terms with and even admitting ukraine's failure and is previously very over hyped and much anticipated culture offensive. meanwhile, the spectre of washington cutting funding to crane looms large and cab that's according to the former ukrainian president lea, a need coach ma, who says america's reputation will suffer if you crane loses the conflicts we have to hold bothering to get the legislation for the us has lots of janice done to feed for you. green means that you're as little as face before the entire world. veteran war journalist and political analyst, elijah matthews says, what's the lensky and his administration have josh western hopes and are likely to lose that supports and the way we have learned.