of late but yes, the in the headlines here in off season national, the u. n. agency, the palestinian refugees reopen, just east jerusalem headquarters offers property was set on fire by israelis, according to the head of the raw in the west by hoping to watch one united nation, some staff members killed and other wounded. well, israel pound around the death fall and humanitarian workers mount. some of the idea of campaign includes health care system is set to be mostly on the great the police just don't want the not supposed to be in the he started the conversation. is there any police abiding tullison and students from commemorating the dock of us re until the view is according to the student organization which says it was to stop them from mocking the expulsion of nearly

a 1000000 pallets spinning and 76 years ago. the cold air and online from moscow with the old news and filled with as always here we're not united nations agency, the palestinian refugees has reopened his stores in east jerusalem. that's according to the agencies west, the bank chase when an exclusive chat with us here at ortiz, is that the headquarters had previously been a forced to close up to somebody's riley use and set fire to the office not once, but twice, fully interview airing all day tuesday for an hour, quick clip of myself as a director, i grabbed the fire extinguisher from my office and ran down to the fire and i was putting up the fire myself. and you know, it's crazy and retrospect, but i was holding the, for the fire extinguisher at the base of one of the big flames and shielding myself is a smoke, was tremendous because this is like a wildfire. so heavy smoke couldn't safe. and while i'm spraying i was being hit by

stones. so i was being stoned by the, by the local community which is complete madness. you know what the fans is so high, so they fences high, but these are sounds that went through, you know, smaller stones and then a lot of people are up in the balconies here in this residential block, watching what was going on, you know, clamping down with the owner is a service organization, whatever they were yelling. and so i think they were watching it as if it was like a you know, football match or something you are responsible for on the activity and look at, look at the kids. yeah, yep, yep. so some kids that are just going by. yeah, yeah. but there's always what they were and i didn't know that there's always a lot of a lot of outage showing here. and that's how they say hello, the throwing stones. yeah. with the kids that are probably bored and somehow feel that they need to be involved in some kind of i don't know what rebellion there is . a fence here is it supposed to protect us, but they,

they take usually small stones that go through easily. but we'll look at this. that's a big one and that would really hurt you if it is. oh, my gosh, over the fence. yeah, some of them i think should be placed on was this now waiting for the change from there by the kids. that's what they need. why you're in doing this you day name to us here. he said, we don't want to hear that means on. remember all the un security stuff is reportedly being killed and other wound data during one of the latest is riley strikes on the southern gauze and city on for alpha that we have a body has condemned the attack. the 6th street general was deeply satin to learn of the death of the united nations department of safety and security stuff meant by an injury to another. the stop when that you and vehicle was struck as they traveled to the european hospital in rafa this morning. the sex rate jermel

condemns all attacks on you in personnel and calls for a full investigation. now as the new address that assessed off members were heading to the european hospital and then about 5 when the vehicle was we'll just fill this thing. targeted is footage of the car. you can see some of the damage right here and you'll see also the united nations flag on the envelope mcclay visible as well . of the secretary general's the full investigation, quoting for an immediate cease fire needs and then comes out. the red cross issued a warning about how desperate the situation, the inc clave, has already become doing the civilians in guys are hungry, thirsty, they are in desperate need for protection and they have no access to health care or sanitation surfaces. managed residents, elderly and sick, as such, they are in a week in state and at the end of aged risk of dying from coming down. this is, according to these radio officials, many families had to evacuate without the availability of health care service. there's still there limited resources of 8 supplies, including food,

drinking water and fuel. there is no health care facility that can provide any basic health care service and not the buyer. nothing does that start at the crisis in gaza has sparked so many worldwide protests. and then other lessons, police cost with students demonstrating against israel's ongoing campaign, arrive place broke up a profile of sod, riley. i'm said i'm university, but that's hones and seemingly swigging. it will shoot us without a protest. the actions of the idea in gaza, they said they would continue to return until the buttons have met to quote, a boy called and the best from is rarely speak to you. and the general assembly is held a meeting regarding public opinion rights and co documents. so suppose that a 2 state solution to bring the conflict to an end, a multitude of countries endorsed the proposal according the palestine, is fully fledged admission into the ranks of the united nations, the chick on sides that i use. thank you mister president. mister president,

in overbuilding, my jar or to vote on resolution for the in favor of this palestine, the state of palestine ins, membership to the united nations. it became quite clear that a very small minority arbitrarily continued to obstruct to the creation of a college student in stage. the world wants peace and a free palestine. the 2 state solution offers the phone. most people working the cycle of violence to give us a possible application of bodies, fine for each as mission as a full member of the united nations. so device or what the video connects to mr. president for the international recognition of the palestinian state and its membership of the united nations is a political and legal divide. it is inalienable and illegitimate, historic right of the palestinian, peopled by correspondence ring on virgin yes to the resolution on membership of the

state of palestine. we have reaffirmed also support for a just last thing on comprehensive peace in the middle east. the resolving support gutted from the general assembly on this historic resolution is a meaningful achievement. we have weakness, the triumph of solidarity and justice directs palestine and the palestinian people as the international community offense. it's right. so place among the family of nations. the united nations general assembly voted over welding lee in favor of granting full members statehood status to the palestinian authority. now the vote was pretty solidly in favor of the palestinians with 143 countries supporting the move to upgrade the palestinians to being not just observers, but full member states of the united nations and 9 countries loading against it and 25 abstentions. now in the aftermath of this pretty overwhelming vote, we had

a number of countries speaking up at the general assembly about the need to move ahead with a 2 state solution to the israel palestine conflict. here's some of what we heard in a 2nd. okay. the answer, in order to work in a 2 state solution, spain has proposed a peace conference with the parties involved along the international community. this proposal has already been endorsed by the european union. there are belief the organization of islamic operation, and by more than 80 states which make up this general assembly, we have consistently maintained that position that adjusts them last spring solution can only be achieved based on a 2 state solution. on the basis of the board is of the 4th of june. 1967. mister president. anyway, addressed to the general assembly on the 8th of if you are very right, please tell them the conflict in gaza as it light on, on come on to manage the long run, lasting just and peaceful resolution to the gods or concepts. and demetrius priest

process can only be achieved through the two's best solution in conformity with international law and relevant un for solutions. we are disappointed that last month, the city council, once again, found the rich. okay, minutes on the overview admission a part of c s o u and member member since may be a little vs will continue to support if it's geared towards piece building and laying the ground for confidence. building as a commitment towards the 2 state solution. the consideration of palestine is admission must remind us of our collective obligation to bring an end to legal occupation, and the wrongful acts that emanate from its continuation. the next move ahead would be to have the united nations security council then approve this resolution that was passed by the general assembly after that a then 2 thirds vote again in the general assembled. it would be needed in order to

make a new member states from the palestinian authority. however, that is unlikely to occur because the world expects that the united states, which is a very solid supporter of israel, will veto the resolution at the un security council. the united states as a permanent member of the united nations security council, and they have the ability to veto any resolution that goes before it. now it's important to note that israel was quite outraged in the aftermath of the vote in the general assembly. they accuse the united nations of sympathizing and back in terrorism. here's what these really representative had to say. destructive vote 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 had failed to even call them out by name. so i'll remind you each the terrace of how much

was sick and twisted irony, the very body established to prevent evil is not welcoming a terror state into its ranks. now even prior to the resolution passing, we heard outcry about the close relationship the united states has with israel and how the united states is using its power as a permanent member. ready of the security council to over rule the majority opinion and sentiment in the world. here's what the representative of cuba had to say is better going. so showing us, i thought it's on acceptable and shameful that the government of the united states, which proclaims to lead democracy worldwide, has once again abused its anti democratic veto power to be completed with israel. and to block the clear majority opinion of the international community. the security council was designed to act on behalf of the member states of the organization, for the maintenance of international peace and security,

and not to protect the hedge, a monic interest of the united states or the intentions of israel. so at this point we see a pretty big gap in global opinions, a 143 countries. the overwhelming majority of the world want to move ahead with a 2 state solution to the palestine, israel conflict and to grant members status to the palestinian authority. as a full member state of the united nations, however, israel disagrees, and the united states supports israel and a meeting like this just illustrates how much of a gap there is between global opinion and the policies of the white house. the mobile items folding on a gossip is the right way forward, not my words. that's the message from american sentence. other than the graham. however, many considered as don tribe, a green light, for israel to use a nuclear option because all of his rhetoric and his whole, the context it tight into america's nuclear bombing of japan. and then the 2nd world war we decided to end the war by the bombing of hiroshima and

nagasaki with nuclear weapons. that was the right decision. did, is roll the bombs, they need to end the war. they can't afford to lose. no surprise, i did not sit well across the world. online reaction was very quickly to come in, especially many people questioning his state of mind. lindsey graham is throwing attention when a progressive palestinian american woman of color called for freedom and peace by then slandered her and threw her under the bus. but when far right extreme, mister republican lindsey graham says, we should drop a nuclear bomb on palestine bite and says nothing. lindsey graham contest also to hiroshima and nagasaki. yes, really, he says ron wants to kill all the jews because they have a $2000000000.00 worth of old production. he doesn't mention the $1000000.00 he received from impact to be israel's mouth piece. we discussed the issue with a nuclear specialist upbeat. of course, nick and he highlighted basically

a number of reasons why lindsey graham is simply wrong and perhaps what his motives might be have on this you were dealing with a person who is very marly ethically and intelligence wise compromised. if you look at his statement for so it makes no sense. secondly, it's historically inaccurate. and thirdly, it's morally reprehensible. so lindsey graham is the lowest of the low and is willing to say and do pretty much anything in order to court those who have real power. so lindsay grand provides a convenient and easy target for the white house. and anybody else to say, you know, we might be bad, but we're in has that bad that he's and graham is the 1st rap are going to do that . tim walberg, a republican congressman from michigan, had said uh back to the end of march that we should get it. and he said,

we should provide any humanitarian a we shouldn't build the board is that it should be like here she met and nagasaki . get it over quick, they have the stroke in their mind, and it is beyond reprehensible on the policy. and you know, students have television, who knows university, i should say they, they say that is there any officials refused to give them permission to commemorate the 70s to kind of verse reopen nothing, but it's coming up in just a couple of things and we will fight so all right to hold the annual nag, but ceremony in anton square, was submitted a petition to the high court of justice demanded in order for the police to withdraw the band. on holding the ceremony the invitation attempts by the bank, the police will not due to us from continuing to fight against the war and the occupation for the sake of recognizing the naga bucks and building a just society will not by means catastrophe and arabic. its use to describe the expulsion of palestinians during the 1948 hour of his ready war. and during

israel's founding, its armed forces drove up to a 1000000 palestinians from their homes. and by 15 t she palestinians, month of days, a symbol of the historic struggle. we heard from the secretary of the high bash students organization to tell of university saying the power of shooting students. and i'll ready to take the case all the way to the supreme court. we hear instead of going to the city, we do the snack by day, so i'm on a for the past 12 years. unfortunately, the police did not allow us to do the ceremony. this year and on wednesday we'll be in supreme court and we're to try to defend the rights to, to come to do the so money the police gave me few answer. one of them was a we can that they can know what is going to be like in the next week. and they said like, we might to invade to buy the we might have

a hostage deal. and this event because the problem i see in the spring and the bathroom weekend too, if need be okay, to have the thing the public face, all the police just don't want the knock but to be in the east or the conversation. this ceremony is the use when the like was the past 12 years. the bottom of ways was, uh, like, uh, a friend sweet. she said, a difficult to do, i say, and he's really street. doesn't like to speak about the not the bus so much. even instead of instead of b, which is the most people out of the bigger the senior off the during the wall doing the sale. good, well, and got the we, you decided that we still want to do the set of money. we think it's more important than ever. it's important to show that the next phase continuing the same,

a photos which we saw from both the 8th of the hundreds of thousands of other senior refugees, villages be strong. everything is still going on by the government today and got signed and in the, in the west bank in the russian border. city of belgrade, many residents have been left homeless and traumatized by cabs sunday attack on the residential area of correspondent, now visiting a temporary accommodations set up for those who became fact, this coverage has been turned into temporary housing for those that lost the homes and the evacuated following the crating, shedding of a civilian building in the city of bell road on sunday. now, these coffins happening turned into bedrooms. this is typical of the rooms that we have saved. emotions here all running very high. many people are angry and upset at the loss of their homes. much of the anger is directed towards the west who they

blame for the continued supply weapons, the use to strike civilian areas. human to jim. you know the sheets in full own people of the world, it's impossible for a pass and not to understand that it's not normal to act like this. to kill children, old people, it's impossible. a 6 week old child died during this for me. well paul barons, how else can i address to you? how you also like us, you must have also and routes like yeah, and you look a muted well, these and not people. firstly, you know, way you shoes yet. we have a neighborhood, a sports complex to school, a daycare center, and a palm and blogs. we don't have anything that would interest. you well being quotes a little bit. no military equipment, no schools, note for deployment. there's none of that. that's purely well, a residential area. well, there are no words a tool, barbarism, destruction of people. there were women, children, old people,

who we are fighting with. what are you doing? do you have anything sacred of the? i want to go home very badly because my grandmother, my grandfather in my kept my rou, sather. i really want to go home, so the door overland. but the situation remains volatile. we have to take shelters, and so having sounded clearly distressing for those traumatized by sundays, attacked, the officials explain the basic needs are being met. residents receive 3 most the day on children are able to continue that schooling. it's not clear how long they will stay here. long term solutions are being sold. no is not course, of course a normal number of people are here that will be here for the amount of time to meet until they are given housing or turn to their territory in their home. many of suffering the after effects of the missile strike. both physically and mentally

medical teams is opposing those affected. she'll use components show with us. we have psychological help organized by our psychologists who are in the children's regional clinical hospital. this is for children and their parents, and we also have help in the psychiatric hospital. and with each showing in different locations, our psychologist come out and provide help to both relatives and victims. this work has been built up for a long time because the conditions in which we live force us to do it. belgrade remains very about just safety on the front line by having the bronx of ukrainian attacks. people have 5th to the west and supply of long range weapons and it's green. icing of attacks inside russian territory would increase the civilian desktop on the battlefield. the russian advances in hawk a region provide some hope for a much needed buffers and relief for the people of belgrade. this is space really for off a bow girl sitting facing the long arm of west and the sanctions. that's what maybe

a head but india and then companies that are cooperating with tyrone as they develop infrastructure in around southern port city of trouble. or is there any uh, entity, anyone concerned business uh, deals with their on they need to be aware of the potential risk that they are opening themselves up to and the potential risk of sanctions should resolve the exemption. welts are running to deal with new data on monday, off the years of negotiation, and so they'll see in data taking control of a portion of a t iranian oceanic port. the very clear, the expectation is that the uh, the job, a hot bolt at least, that part of the job mater boat that we are involved in that will definitely see more investments. it will see more connectivity. linkage is coming out of the boat and we believe today that the connectivity is a very big issue in the pot. international knots, how drawn support caught it,

all which we are doing with it under our shop job. i will connect us to that also to send to alicia. whichever holidays are the only around in port with direct access to the indian ocean through it's estimated to be around 40 percent shorter and 30 percent cheaper and travel costs than traditional coverage will details. now, with a correspondent, the how long the aim to cross for the one, southeastern port city o trouble har into a pivotal trans the top and central asia. on monday, the 20 sions sealed a deal to enhance and develop this written report over the next decade. department was formalized that, finalized into one with the indian minister of ports shipping and waterways sub and now in the us and no. and his iranian counterpart, mad dog, bast, bosh signing the attack and the capital one other. this is pretty much india will invest

a substantial $370000000.00 to bolster the infrastructure of java airport. focusing on expanding burbs and transport facilities for children are serves as it was. so she added for conserves, as a crucial link between the one in india to the indian ocean. their work is also actively integrating the port city into its national railway network, which will soon connect nor parks. i'll get ron including it's caspian, see ports to java, how this movies in check off the company, being international notes of transport, quarter facilitating trade between eastern europe, russia, persian gulf nations. and of course india. it was minister of frozen urban development, submit the passport, emphasized that was trouble. her is fully upgraded. it will not only boost trade between one in india, but also it has traded times between russia and india by offering

a more efficient trade route. india considers its investment in trouble, har as a significant extra territorial engineering project on the northern end of the north south quarter. russia is also collaborating with one to enhance the infrastructure of iran's caspian sea. port fletcher, russia advocated around $1.00 and daughters to construct a weird way. you might think it was northern city or fresh to aust are off except soul development for trade along the i n s d c. even a get is that is looking to invest $35000000.00 in charter har, recognizing the potential benefits of this emerging trade routes for countries in west asia, central asia, and the congress. this week, this font is seen as a viable alternative to western control. fax, including this west can now you're washing goods face restrictions and sanctions

due to the ongoing geopolitical tensions. but any thing the development of trouble for it signifies a significant whitfield, iran, and it's. 1 economic conditions imposed by western sanctions on to one despite the west for 2 people, it's a comic infrastructure. a one has successfully managed to attract foreign investments. and i, the to minister about ministers and want to media pointed out, corporation will also bolster coldwater coal ties between the 2 neighbors. and that's something that the u. s. has long been opposed. i was discussing this a bit earlier in the program with a to around university professor side brandy. he believes that many countries of the global south are standing total, the seemingly not afraid to lay the foundations to become future power houses. it would be very hard for the americans to sanction india because they've already sanctioned the russians, iranians or chinese. and if they succeed in marginalizing

india, that would basically uh, destroy any help for them to have major influence across asia. if we look at the bigger picture, we'll be seeing how russia instead of trading with the west, india instead of training with the way i see ron instead of training with the pastor at least focusing on the west, that will be focusing on a much larger market the whole of asia with neighbors which is much less expensive . uh, countries which are much more friendly. and since they are neighbors, the very fact that this, this trade expands uh, creates, uh, a much more modern and advanced uh, continent the world recognizes that we've moved beyond that uni polar moment. and the wes, despite the, the, the bubble that exists in washington. and in some of the capitals in europe where

they continue to think that they are exceptional and that they are above and beyond the rest of us. so the rest of the world has, has seen the, can see that this multi polar world emerging, where latin america, africa, and asia play, a greater role. but i think asian in particular, because it is huge population because of his diversity and because of very powerful countries such as china, iran, russia, india, taking a me in increasing the important role in the world today. i think this is going to be the future powerhouse. just about rough it got off for now here, analogy international, but all of us storage continue online, all the dot com odyssey guy, or also on the run for the meantime. thanks for joining the

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in revenge for the plantation workers strike portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion. the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence of or disease only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully and so on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plaza, is raising and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975. the l bore agreements were signed and the country gained independence after so many years.