members of the united nations general assembly and the ceasefire resolution .t of january, gaza considered the preparation of the ground for the evacuation of most of the people of gaza. the majority of the international community at the meeting of the united nations general assembly once again stopped the zionist regime's attacks on the defenseless people of gaza and demanded the immediate establishment of a permanent ceasefire. this meeting of the un general assembly was held in order to ask america to explain why in the meeting. first, the security council vetoed the resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza . however, the american representative defended the veto of that killing letter without mentioning the killing of more than 23 thousand people of gaza by the hands of the zionist regime. in this meeting, the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran , referring to america's abuse of the veto to oppose the ceasefire in gaza, said: america's veto to the zionist regime for bombing. the international community protests against the continuatio

members of the united nations general assembly. gaza ceasefire resolution on january 1st was considered by most of the people of gaza to provide the ground for peace. the majority of the world community at the meeting of the united nations general assembly once again stopped the zionist regime's attacks on the defenseless people of gaza demanded the immediate establishment of a permanent ceasefire. this meeting of the un general assembly was held in order to ask america to explain why in the meeting. first , the security council vetoed the resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. however, the american representative defended the veto of that killing letter without mentioning the killing of more than 23 thousand people of gaza by the hands of the zionist regime. in this meeting, the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran, referring to the abuse of the veto by the united states to oppose the ceasefire in gaza , said: the veto of the united states to the zionist regime for bombing the indiscriminate destruction of

regime in this session of the united nations general assembly . there are circumstances that this regime without in spite of this amount of international opposition , he continues his attacks against the defenseless people of gaza, and at the same time, even the united nations expressed regret that the zionist regime targeted a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. ali rajabi, united nations broadcasting agency , new york. following the demonstration and gathering of the american people. in protest of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, the new york police arrested hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators. the new york police announced the number of arrests of 325 people . they were. also, hundreds of american people gathered in front of the office of the new york times newspaper in the united states to protest the way the gaza war was covered. beliefs of partiality. this american newspaper condemned the zionists for covering the gaza war and ignoring the crimes against the palestinians. demonstrators chanted slogans in support of the pale

this meeting of the united nations general assembly was held for this to ask the us to explain why it vetoed the resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza in the first meeting of the security council. but the american representative defended the veto of that resolution without mentioning the killing of more than 23,000 people of gaza by the zionist regime. in this meeting, the permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran, referring to the us's abuse of the veto to oppose the ceasefire in gaza, said: the us veto to the zionist regime for the indiscriminate bombing of civilian infrastructure and the killing of the people of gaza is an uncontrollable freedom. without any time limit. single the way to stop the war is to stop the criminal aggression and prevent the forced displacement of people in the gaza strip. america's obstruction of the implementation of the duties of the security council is against the basic principles of international law, including humanitarian and human rights. in this meeting, the representative of the palestinian authority also emphasized the need

regime in this session of the united nations general assembly takes place in a situation where thisime continues its attacks against the defenseless people of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition. however, even the united nations expressed regret that the zionist regime attacked a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. ali rajabi, united nations broadcasting agency , new york. death in america death in america death to israel the prisoners of the people are the prisoners of the people . it has come so far that you just say goodbye to me , why did it happen like this, and the story is not over yet . good tv at a reasonable price. with long decisions in sarai irani, the price is in sarai irani . i take refuge there from any noise. i go home to the treasure of life. my house has a light and a window that is open because my eyes are open. my house is worthy of the best . vintek window is one. excuse me sir, do you know where the city of carpets and the city of household appliances is? yes, you go straight to km 5 of the road especially this gentl

nations general assembly . he raised the issue of building a barrier wall and called on the governments to come forward with their opinions. let's face it, the government of the islamic republic of iran was absent in that year, which means there was no arbitration case against israel. there was no lawsuit as you say, i didn't want to recognize it. it was an advisory opinion. you could have a different opinion from 2004. in fact, the decision was issued last year, in early 2023, for the second time, the international court of justice was asked by the united nations general assembly to issue an advisory opinion on the consequences of the occupation of the zionist regime. in fact, our foreign policy apparatus unfortunately missed this opportunity where it could have gone and actually registered the written theory , but did not participate in the process of registering the written theory. we missed other opportunities as well in 2007, under the title of the law requiring the government to support the palestinian na

for instance, at the resumed 10th emergency special session of the united nations general assembly on 12 december 2023 at which israel was represented. the south african representative to the united nations stated that i quote, the events of the past 6 weeks in gaza have illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention. and the quote south africa recalled this statement and its note from all of 21 december 2023 to the embassy of israel in pretoria. the court notes that israel dismissed any accusation of genocide in the context of the conflict in gaza in the document published by the is really ministry of foreign affairs. on 6th, december 2023, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defense forces. on 15th december 2023. under the title, the war against from us answering your most pressing questions. stating that i quote, the accusation of genocide against israel is not only wholly unfounded as a matter of fact and law. it is morally repugnant and a quote in the document. israel also stated that i quot

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly, along with so many of the country. so we help international court of justice lent its voice there. but our concern at the moment is not this most uh, this question of the, the legal classification. much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, one cooling for us the, as far as lactic assure you're concerned, this is a lasers point to the is rarely following firm, this is a former farm is that's not the new one yet. and, and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, various uh, complete disregard for law. and unfortunately this is, this is one of them. last year it was right answering the portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing a knock ball which across was the fullest expulsion

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly along with so many other countries. so we help the international court of justice lens, its voice there. but our concern at the moment is not this most the, this question of the, the legal classification much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, on cooling for as the, as far as like a show you're concerned, this is a, may, this point to the, is rarely following firm is a former foreign minister, not the new one yet. and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, various complete disregard for law. and unfortunately this is, this is one of them. last year it was right in saying the portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing and knocked the ball, which across was the fullest expu

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly, along with so many of the country. so we help international court of justice lent its voice there. but our concern at the moment is not this most uh, this question of the, the legal classification. much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, one cooling for us, the as far as lactic a share your concern, this is a lasers point to the is rarely following firm, this is a former farm is that's not the new one yet. and, and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, various uh, complete disregard for law. and unfortunately this is, this is one of them. last year it was right answering the portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing a knock ball, which of course is the fullest expulsion

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly, along with so many of the country. so we help international court of justice lens, its voice there. but our concern at the moment is not this most. this question of the, the legal classification much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, one cooling for us, the, as far as logic. well i, i share your concern. this is a may, this point to the is really following firm is a former firm is not the new one yet. and, and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, various uh, complete disregard for law. and unfortunately this is, this is one of them. last year it was right answering the portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing and knocked the ball, which of course was the fullest expu

the united nations general assembly. uh, that's one. secondly, uh if, uh, the i, c j. uh mr. advisory will be in and, and if it is in people or off, uh, the people of the palace, fine. the question is whether is right, you will observe the advice that he will be in. uh, really is i uh said that yes uh, you know, you said i have uh local parts to palestine illegally because that is the main question be asked to the uh, i see many thanks for speaking to us today. we've been talking to a hick mahonnan. so do you want the international law expert to look into his license? because so many thanks for your time. thank you very much. well, to the ukraine conflicts. now russia says this military has totally 60 and wounded 24 and must narrow, easy what most of the french nationals in a high precision strike. russian forces talking to the building with 4 and 5 just had been stationed. their talk is in line with intensified operations across ukraine with 41 strikes co, dallas, and the last week alone. as, according to the russian mi

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly, along with so many of the country. so we hope the international court of justice lens, its voice there. but our concern at the moment is not this most. this question of the, the legal classification much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, one cooling for us the, as far as logic. well i, i share your concern. this is a lasers point to the is rarely following firm. this is a former farm is that's not the new one yet. and, and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, various uh, complete disregard for law. and unfortunately this is, this is one of them. last year it was right answering the portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing a knock ball, which of course was the fullest

and its immediate action that we have called for in the united nations general assembly along with so many of the country. so we hope that professional court of justice lends its voice thats but our concern at the moment is not this most this question of the, the legal classification much more important is what is happening to people's lives on the ground. but what steps need to be taken to get as well to stop bombing because nothing seems to be working with the listening us the, you know, one cooling for us, the, as far as like a show you're concerned, this is a, may this point to the, is rarely following firm is a former farm is not the new one yet. and, and i think that all of us in the international community needs to be underlining that it is completely unacceptable. unfortunately, we have instances where in the national, international order, there is a complete disregard for law. and unfortunately, this is, this is one of them. last year it was right in single portuguese parliament passed a resolution recognizing the not fall which across was the fullest expulsion of palestinian

in september 1959, the regular session of the united nations general assembly began in new york. the wssr is a full member of it. since 1946. unique photographs from plenary sessions. as part of the delegation of the soviet union, the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus. smiles, goodwill in the looks, however, the camera captured other, not entirely approving glances, khrushchev, gromyk, which they bestow on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong. the situation developed in such a way that for the first time there were not oncology departments, but simply doctors who dealt with sporadic oncology, in forty-seven we had dispensaries in mogilev, that is , in vitebsk, but today there are 12 dispensaries, in fact they all appeared in 1947, at the same time , an urban oncology... in september 1958, the minister of health of the republic, ivan insarov, hastily went to a facility under construction in the village of borovlyany not far from minsk. it was necessary to assess the situation on the spot and make a decision. we were talkin

regime in this session of the united nations general assembly under the circumstances . that this regime continues its attacks against the defenseless people of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition, and yet even the united nations expressed regret that the zionist regime targeted a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. did ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. here at the international court of justice in the hague, the netherlands, all the evidence from it is telling that the zionist regime is in a legal predicament. two weeks ago , south africa filed an 84-page complaint based on the laws of the convention against the zionist genocide . israel's operation in gaza has characteristics aimed at genocide. on the other hand, israel is not bound by its commitments in the treaty against genocide. the genocide convention, established in 1948, consists of 152 countries, which the zionist regime also signed. this is the first time that this zionist regime is going to appear in court as the defendant government. although from the begi

the zionist regime in this session of the united nations general assembly takes place in a situationre this regime continues its attacks against the defenseless people of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition. and now even the united nations is targeting the zionist regime as a shelter for doctors without borders in gaza. he regretted the attack. ali rajabi, broadcasting agency, united nations, new york. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, and praise be to god, the lord of the worlds. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. god says in the holy quran. vishfi issue of the people of the believers, peace and blessings be upon you the construction of this house is by my own hand. didi gharibeh, a grocer wants to be exported , to create competition and remove the golden signature in support of women, and on this eid night, it is very necessary to avoid importing wheat. we work in tehran for 20 days, we work for 25 days , and the rest of the time i am unemployed, we come here and hang around when the season

in september 1959, the regular session of the united nations general assembly began in new york.he afsr has been a full member since 1946. unique photographs from plenary sessions. smiles, goodwill in looks, true, the camera also captured other, not entirely approving glances from khrushchev and gromyk, which they bestowed on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong, as events showed, there were grounds for discontent. in the late fifties, reports from the ministry of health caused concern among the belarusian government. a separate line indicated the increase in growth in the republic. diseases, this indicator passed from certificate to certificate, and its decrease was not observed. at that time they had just begun to study the epidemiology of cancer, during in all countries, the incidence of cancer varied greatly; they associated this with the population, with the ethnic composition, with professional employment, with environmental influences; most of all, they were interested in why the difference exists and how can it be influenced to reduce it? specialized cli

nations security council, united nations general assembly and all other international agencies are keeping silence, why? "this is, this is not acceptable, any until if we will not take action against these veto powers, i think the united nations" the consult will not be successful, will not be fruitful. mr. abu mariam, an interesting point that was brought up by the iranian foreign minister at the united nations, was that the us, he had it basically the survival of the israeli regime only relies on regional crisis and the spillover of this conflict into other countries, and that the united states must pull itself out of that trap that the israeli regime has set to drag washington into a direct conflict. do you think... that is one of the objectives of the israelis to get the united states directly involved in in this conflict. yes, mr. hussein amir abdullahyan has raised valid and very strong point because the history is saying the same from since 1948, 1954, 1967, 73, 78, all the times, we are witnessed that the zinust regime creat. the wars outside of occupied palestine even the last opt

nations general assembly will actually hold other meetings .nk you very much, mr. rosari. i say goodbye, but mr. taqvinia is an expert the issues of west asia are also with us, we want to ask them about the developments in the field of gaza and the resistance fronts in the last hour. mr. taqunia , hello, good morning. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i also offer my greetings and courtesy to you, ms. moazzami and all the dear viewers . i hope we have started a good day. thank you very much, mr. taghwiniab. tell us what the evaluation of the developments in the field says . see, the latest developments in the field that were announced last night indicate this. it is true that the zionist regime withdrew its 5 combat brigades from the gaza strip and retreated in some parts of gaza without have a special achievement and an important event that happened last night was that after about 87 days of the battle of tel aviv, the ghalza resistance attacked tel aviv again with rockets and missiles, and this attack was also an eff

for instance, at the resumed 10th emergency special session of the united nations general assembly on12 december 2023, at which israel was represented the south. american representative to the united nations stated that, i quote, the events of the past six weeks in gaza have illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention, end of quote. south africa recalled this statement in its note verbal of 21 december 2023 to the embassy of israel in pretoria. the court notes that israel dismissed any accusation of genocide in the context of the conflict in a document published by the israeli ministry of foreign affairs on 6th december 2023, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defense forces on 15th december 2023, under the title the war against hamas, answering your most pressing questions, stating that, i quote, the accusation of genocide against israel is not only holy unfounded as a matter of fact and law, it is morally repugnant. in the document, israel also stated that, i quote, the accusation of genoci

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of humanity, nothing else, all they think about doing is killing people, and there and what he concludes from that is that, well, if they're killing people, we should kill more people, right? that's what's been going on since then. the aggression on gazalitory attacks by palestinian fighters against the regime has also impacted various. sectors of the israel, including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. there are now reports that israel's climate change is labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, and thailand. the impact of the regime's budget, incorporating. reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023 and is anticipated to rise to $20 billions in the first quarter of 2024. as 20% of the israeli workforce is either unemployed or drafted, the israeli econom

regime in this session of the united nations general assembly under the circumstances it seems that this regime continues its attacks against the defenseless people of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition, and at the same time, even the united nations is not aware that the zionist regime has targeted a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. he expressed regret. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. gathering for more differences the storm that blew from gaza has messed up the situation of the city dwellers in the occupied territories . ministers also died. the army cabinet has been accused of negligence on the battlefield, and in front of the army officers , they have asked the army chief of staff to start an investigation before it is too late about the failure to deal with the al-aqsa storm operation. the crisis of mistrust in the zionist regime is beyond the individual and party dimension , but has spread between the cabinet and the army of this regime. since its founding, israel has tried to keep the military out of a

they proposed this meeting of the united nations general assembly for this it was held to ask the us to explain why it vetoed the resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza in the first meeting of the security council . but the american representative defended the veto of that resolution without mentioning the killing of more than 23,000 people of gaza by the zionist regime. permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran in this meeting. referring to america's abuse of the veto to oppose the cease-fire in gaza, he said: america's veto gave the zionist regime an uncontrollable freedom to indiscriminately bomb civilian infrastructure and kill the people of gaza, without any time limit. the only way to stop the war is to stop the criminal aggression and prevent the forced displacement of people in the gaza strip. america's obstruction of execution. the protest of the international community to the continued support of the united states to the zionist regime in this

for instance, at the resumed 10th emergency special session of the united nations general assembly on 12 december 2023 at which israel was represented. the south african representative to the united nations stated that i quote of the events of the past 6 weeks in gaza. have illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention. and the quote south africa recalled the statement and its note from all of 21 december 2023 to the embassy of israel. and for tory the court notes that israel dismissed any accusation of genocide in the context of the conflict in casa, in a document. published by the as really ministry of foreign affairs on 6th, december 2023, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defense forces. on 15th december 2023. under the title, the war against from us answering your most pressing questions, stating that i quote, the accusation of genocide against israel is not only wholly unfounded as a matter of fact in law. it is morally repugnant and of quote in the document. israel also stated that i qu

nations general assembly that showed the occupation of the entire historical palestinian lands . different factions of the british people protested against statements of the israeli ambassador in england, they prepared an electronic petition requesting the expulsion of the israeli ambassador from england, which was signed by more than 125,000 people in a short period of time. mojtaba ghasemzadeh of the london broadcasting agency. security and law enforcement deputy of sistan baloch governor. chastan said about the sound of the explosion that was heard in saravan this morning, several areas near the border with pakistan were targeted, and three women and several non-iranian children were killed in this incident. unfortunately , it was around 4:30 in the morning today , there was a sound of several explosions, which we found out after investigation which took place near the border of one of our border villages by let me tell you that pakistan attacked our villages, where three women and four children, who are non-iranian nationals, were killed in this incident. another explosion ha

for instance, at the resumed 10th emergency special session of the united nations general assembly on 12 december 2023 at which israel was represented. the south african representative to the united nations stated that i quote, the events of the past 6 weeks in gaza. of illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention. and the quote south africa recalled the statement from its note for a ball of 21 december 2023 to the embassy of israel in pretoria. the court notes that israel dismissed any accusation of genocide in the context of the conflict in gaza in the document published by the israeli ministry of foreign affairs. on 6th, december 2023, which was subsequently updated and reproduced on the website of the israel defense forces. on 15th december 2023 under the title, the war against from us answering your most pressing questions, stating that i quote, steve accusation of genocide against israel is not only wholly unfounded as a matter of fact and law. it is morally repugnant and of quote. in the document, israel also stated that i qu

in the united nations general assembly meeting, mr. irani criticized america's abuse of the right to vote and the american people's gathering in protest of the zionist regime's favor in gaza, and the new york police arrested hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators. the new york police announced that 325 people were arrested. also, hundreds of american people gathered in front of the office of the new york times newspaper in the united states to protest the way jazeh news was covered to do. skeptics condemned the bias of this american newspaper in covering the news of the gaza war and ignoring the crimes against the palestinians. demonstrators chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. a group of jewish rabbis gathered at the security council headquarters in the gaza strip and called for an end to the war. they were holding cloths with writings addressed to us president joe biden. to veto stop peace the world wants a ceasefire. however , the strategic communications coordinator of the american national security council said

nations general assembly session on tuesday, how effective uh can that um court case be at the icj, we know that our guest mr. grossson was just um expressing his views that many of these international avenues are dead ends and maybe the international court of justice doesn't have uh the authority implement whatever uh it does, whatever um verdict it gets at the end, but uh symbolically and internationally this is piling a lot of pressure on the israelis, isn't it? um, i don't know like what would be the result of the icga like the international core like and what would be, but unfortunately what the... the most important quote is the public opinion and the even the israeli public the people of israel have expressed their concerns and like they prestested against their own government and on the other hand the united we have seen many protests in the us and other countries but unfortunately whatever the course. excuse me, mr. i'm going to have to, i'm going to have to ask you to hold that thought, please, we're going to go back live uh to the uh conference that's being held in the ir

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of humanity, nothing else, they think about doing is killing people and there and what he concludes from that is that well if they're killing people we should kill more people right? that's what's been going on since then the question. gaza underitaliatory attacks by palestinian fighters against the regime has also impacted various sectors of the israely economy, including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. there are now reports that israel is planning to change its labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, china and thailand. the impact of the regime's budget, incorporating reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023 and is anticipated to rise to 20 billion dollars in the first quarter of 2024, as 20% of the israeli workforce is either unemployed or drafte

. united nations general assembly on 12 december, no response from israel was forthcoming, none was necessaryrystallized as matter of law, this was confirmed by israel's official and unequivocal denial on 6th december that it was committing genocide in gaza. however, as matter of courtesy, before filing the present application on 21 december, south africa sent a note babal to the embassy of israel to reiterate. its view that israel's acts of genocide in gaza amounted to genocide, that it has a state party to the genocide convention was under an obligation to prevent genocide from being committed. israel responded by way of note formal that failed to address the issues raised by south africa in its note, and neither affirmed nor denied the existence of a dispute. this was emailed later on the 27th of december, this note was received by the relevant south african team on the 29th of december after the present application was filed. on four january, south africa replied to this note babal, highlighting israel's failure to prevent any response to the matters raised by south africa. over the previ

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of humanity, nothing else, all they think about doing is killing people. and there and what he concludes from that is that, well if they're killing people, we should kill more people, right? that's what's been going on since then. the aggression on gaza and the retaliatory attacks by palestinian. fighters against the regime has also impacted various sectors of the israely economy, including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. there are now reports that israel is planning to change its labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, china and thailand. the impact of the regime's budget, incorporating reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, and is anticipated to rise to $20 billion in the first quarter of 2024. as 20% of the israeli workforce is either unemploy

the palestine book is the only iranian book that was accepted at the united nations general assembly, palestine from a perspective the supreme leader has explained that there is a book of society . in this book, it is stated that israel is a cancerous tumor . some people came with the support of the oppressive powers of the world and expelled this nation from this country with the most violent and severe means. this book contains an introduction to the history of palestine. it starts open. an account of these events and the hadith of the resistance is reached by categorizing the statements of the leader of the revolution. god willing, by god's grace , there will be no such thing as the zionist regime in the region in 25 years, god. the book begins with imam rahel's words about holy day. today is the day that if together and in its seasons to the importance of palestine, the crimes of the zionist regime and the responsibility of the media and elites are discussed. we have a section that actually includes ayatollah khamenei's speech on the second holy day established in the islamic revo

well, as you said, today the united nations general assembly held a meeting on the subject of reviewing the us veto in the security council's first meeting on the issue of gaza. well, if you remember, in that meeting of arab and islamic countries. through the united arab emirates, which is a non-permanent member of the security council proposing to the security council in the initial text of the contract, in fact the resolution, what was being discussed was the cessation of attacks by the zionist regime and a complete ceasefire in gaza in order to provide aid to the people of gaza . the paragraph related to the ceasefire of this resolution, in this meeting of the security council, the representative of the palestinian authority in the united nations announced that i am on behalf of the large number of people who are being slaughtered, the men and women who are being tortured in the streets of gaza by the zionist soldiers, the countless children who are being slaughtered. they are killing a large part of the palestinian people every day they are being killed daily by the zionist regime .

to the united nations general assembly. from now on, israel should not be under the illusion that there is a third way in which it can lead to colonial occupation and racial discrimination. go ahead and with. on the other hand, the representative of israel in the united nations emphasized the continuation of the war until the handover of all israeli prisoners and repeated the demands of this regime regarding hamas not remaining in power in the gaza strip. in a statement, he criticized iran's support for the resistance. eco-friendly blankets are a national plan to fight micro dust. it was mulched here in 1995 and 1996. we went to khosraj public area to see some of these areas. this mulch increases the consistency and adhesion of soil particles. do not move these sand dunes, join together. 70 in this area 1000 hectares of environmentally compatible soil coverings are sprinkled and saplings are planted after each operation. we plant seedlings two weeks after we sprinkled mulch, and if the soil is not stabilized , these masts m

in the united nations general assembly meeting, mr. irani criticized america's abuse of the right of veto and the country's support for the crimes of the zionist regime, adding that without such support , it is not possible for the zionist regime to continue the violent actions of the palestinian genocide. iran's representative in the united nations also said that stopping the war and preventing the forced displacement of the people of gaza is the only practical way to be sure. he called for humanitarian aid and ending the genocide of people in this area. finally, after several days of concealment about the reason for the hospitalization of the minister of defense us pentagon announced that lloydin was hospitalized for surgery and cancer treatment. the us ministry of defense had not explained about austin's illness and the reason for his hospitalization. the washington post newspaper also wrote this: national security decisions do not play a role. a number of members of congress also called for austin's resignation due to the cover-up

assistance at scale throughout gaza and united nations general assembly resolutions calling for humanitariansefire have been ignored. the situation could not be more urgent. since these proceedings were initiated on the 29th of december 2023 alone, an estimated over 1703 palestinian. have been killed in gaza and over 3,252 injured. as to the criterian of a reperable prejudice, for decades now, the court has repeatedly found it to be satisfied in situations where serious risks arise to human life or to other fundamental rights. in the cases of georgia, russia and armenia, azerbaijan, the court ordered provisional measures. having found serious risk of irreparable prejudice where hundreds of thousands of people had been forced from their homes. in ordering provisional measures in the latter case, the court noted the context of, i quote, the longstanding exposure of the population to a situation of vulnerability, including hindrances to the importation of essential goods, causing shortages of food, medicine and other life saving medical supplies and in gaza, as you have heard, nearly two millio

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of. humanity, nothing else, all they think about doing is killing people, and there, and what he concludes from that is that, well, if they're killing people, we should kill more people, right? that's what's been going on since then. "the aggression on gaza and the ataliatory attacks by palestinian fighters against the regime has also impacted various sectors of the israely economy, including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. there are now reports that israel is planning to change its labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, china and thailand." "the impact of the regime's budget, incorporating reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023 and is anticipated to rise to $20 billion in the first quarter of 2024, as 20% of the israeli workforce is either unemp

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of... humanity, nothing else, all they think about doing is killing people, and there, and what he concludes from that is that, well, if they're killing people, we should kill more people, right? that's what's been going on since then. "the aggression on gaza and the retallatory attacks by palestinian fighters against the regime has also impacted various sectors of the israely economy, including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. there are now reports that israel is planning to change its labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, china and thailand." the impact of the regime's budget, incorporating reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, and is anticipated to rise to $20 billion dollars in the first quarter of 2024, as 20% of the israeli workforce is e

this group is actively galvanizing the united nations general assembly by promoting joint initiatives include in russia's initiatives and we like weis support. the initiatives were both by all of partners in these group of friends. i would also like to highlight in those are important events. so the fact is that the u. n. g, a cost is us and nasir resolution on in admissibility of glorification of not susan, something that has become a regular occurrence. despite the west machinations it was adopted by a landslide. and i would like to point out that for the 2nd time in a row, germany, italy and japan voted against these document. the access countries that back in the day after being defeated it in the 2nd world forest is publicly expressed. their repentance for the crimes committed during the 2nd world war to see that in the day they were assuring everyone that such crimes with an offer to repeat it. however, in recent years we see these countries voting against these resolution, demanding that nazi is not to be revived. and it makes one wonder in what direction to assist the ideologi

well, as you said, today the united nations general assembly held a meeting on the subject of reviewing the us veto in the first meeting of the security council, which was held on the subject of gaza. if you remember, in that meeting of arab and islamic countries through the united arab emirates, which he is a non-permanent member of the security council he proposed a resolution. to the security council in the initial text of the agreement, in fact, the resolution emphasized the cessation of attacks by the zionist regime and a complete ceasefire in gaza, so that it would be possible to provide assistance to the people of gaza . the cease-fire was removed from this resolution. america had emphasized that if the clause related to the cease-fire is not removed. the men who are being dragged in the streets of gaza by the zionist soldiers, the countless children who are being massacred every day, and a large part of the palestinian people who are killed daily by the zionist regime. they are going to go. in fact, it is with the help of the unwavering support of the american regime that it is

nations general assembly, and it was in the range of about eight pages, approximately two or three pages of that, where him discussing how it is that every palestinian has no right, no sense of humanity, nothing else, all they think about doing is killing people, and there and what he can. concludes from that is that, well, if they're killing people, we should kill more people, right? that's what's been going on since then. the aggression on gaza and the retallatory attacks by palestinian fighters against the regime has also impacted various sectors of the israel. including tourism, the tech industry and the construction sector, which are highly dependent on palestinian labor force. they're now reports that israel is planning to change its labor policy and import foreign workers from countries like sri lanka, india, china and thailand. on the regime's budget, incorporating reduced tax revenue has amounted to $19 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, and it's anticipated to rise to $20 billion in the first quarter of 2024, as 20% of the israeli workforce is either unemployed or drafted,

nations general assembly, which has full membership in the united nations, to join this lawsuit. to be this is why the palestinian authority has not been able to join south africa in filing a complaint against the occupying regime because palestine supervisory member of the assembly. through this workshop , we want the countries of the world, especially the arab and islamic countries and the countries that support the principles of international law and humanitarian law and international justice, which the international criminal court is considered to be a symbol of, to take action and complain to south africa against the regime. many observers believe that simply filing a lawsuit against the occupying regime on the charge of genocide is a diplomatic failure for this regime in the war against the gaza strip, as soon as a lawsuit is filed against the occupying regime in court and this regime is accused of committing the genocide of palestinians. in the first round the international criminal court has won and now the second round is left, which is expected to be against the occupying

the world community against zionism believes that the united nations general assembly has committed an organizational and legal violation in approving tudor hertzel's idea. however, the children of zion in the organization. various political and economic tendencies compete with each other in elections. the election is subsidizing the election. why should there be a salary cap ? a strong parliament is the key. it is in the hands of the people it takes you ahead of your competitors, the government's mandated pricing , you are the manager of the football player, we don't want to remove women from the stadiums , there will be no pain . product quantity depends on it. industrial equipment and machinery, if they are worn out or old , the production wheel does not turn well, like here in the textile industry. the general condition of the textile machinery that we have in the country is unfortunately old, that is, most of the companies that we have are working with machines below 2000 , that is, all the machines that we had and in fact it is used, it belongs to the previous generations , which

and henry is going to be move as the united nation general assembly. i expect that for example, there would be a move to freeze is as membership for the foreseeable feature, that in on, by itself will probably lead to confront patients, diplomatic, strategic, and otherwise, between the united states and other is of backers with the rest of the world. right, and the rest of the world are not just, you know, few countries on africa and them at least we are really talking about everyone from shelly to china. right. standing shoulder to shoulder. busy for a ceasefire and gaza and for punishing countries under the genocide convention. so this is serious business and if washington london, i'm believe i'm not paying attention well, best to their own political detriment. yeah, it's going to be eventually see how things plan out in the coming days, weeks, months of law. and thanks very much moment. charlotte q now the is ready, ministry says it's air force has attacked as well as the targets in southern lebanon. the statement says more plains, from locations, a

the united nations general assembly. i bets one. secondly, uh its, uh, the i c d. meet at advice would be opening in and, and if it is in people or off, uh, the people of the palace fine. uh the question is whether it's ro, we'll observe the advice that he will be in. uh, really i caesar ios. uh said that yes, uh, you know, you said i have uh, vocal parts palestine illegally because that is the main question be asked to the uh, i see do i'm turning to the ukraine conflict. now. russia says it's military has killed at least 60 people, and wounded at 24 and mercenaries who are mostly french nationals in a high precision strike. russian forces it targeted uh, building where foreign fighters had been stations. the attack is in line with intensified operations across the print with 41 strikes, try it out in the last week alone, that's according to the russian ministry of defense. the strikes come, as francis promised to send more weapons to have including 40 at long range missiles, the russian investigative committee also fil

the united nations general assembly. uh, that's one. secondly, uh its uh, the i c j meet the advisory opinion. and, and if it is it, and people are off. uh, the people of the, tell us fine. uh, the question is whether it's ro, we'll observe, the advisory opinion is or i'll say that yes, you know, is that i don't have uh the pipe palestine illegally because that is the main question being asked to the i see, to the, to the ukraine conflicts. now, russian says it's military has killed at least 60 and wounded 24 and must snare is what most of the french nationals in a high precision strike. most of the forces talking to the building with r and 5 to have been stationed. these have given line with intensified operations across your train with 41 strikes cars out the last week, a loan, according to the russian ministry of defense dislikes come as bronze, has promised to send more weapons to kia, including faulty long range missiles, the russian investigative committee also has filed to charges in up century, getting $68.00 mos

once in 2004, the international court of justice was questioned in the united nations general assembly proposed a consultative theory on the construction of a barrier wall. there , he called on the governments to come up with their own ideas.

united nations general assembly resolutions calling for humanitarian ceasefire have been acknowledged. the situation could not be more urgent. since these proceedings were initiated. on the 29th of december 2023 alone, an estimated over 1703 palestinians have been chosen garza and over 3252 injured. as to the criteria, never rep for blood pressure this for decades. now, the court has repeatedly found it to be shots, aside in situations where a serious risks arise to human life or to other fundamental rights. as in the cases of georgia, russia, and armenia, azerbaijan, the court ordered provision on measures having found a serious risk of their rep because of prejudice, by hundreds of thousands of people had been forced from their homes. in ordering provisional measures in the last year case, the court note to the context of, i quote, the long standing exposure of the population to a situation of other ability. including hindrances to the importation of a central goods causing shortages of food medicine and other live site saving medical supplies and quotes in gaza. as you have heard,

made a visit to the united nations general assembly in new york to keep the focus of world attention on russia's war against ukraine and went to washington. unlike the visit in december of last year, the president's schedule did not include a speech in congress, which is why a number of media wrote that this reception turned out to be colder than the previous one. however, at a joint press conference, joe biden announced powerful military support, and behind the scenes, the transfer of long-range missiles also took place. atakams, which later successfully worked on russian targets. i approved the next tranche of us security assistance to ukraine, including an increase in artillery, ammunition or anti-tank weapons. however , already at the end of the year, the clouds in the allocation of the next military and financial aid still began to thicken. in october , the biden administration asked the parliament for $106 billion for ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific. partners, 61 billion was supposed to go to ukrainian needs, both budgetary and defense, but they stalled because of american