the president of the united nations general assembly strongly criticized the opposition of the zionist regime to the activities of the united nations relief and works agency in gaza. new un report. regarding the situation in gaza , it is said that the adoption of the recent binding resolution of the security council regarding the need to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza has not had any effect on the field , and the people of gaza still have access to water, food and medicine. they don't have any and they are under constant bombardment by the zionist regime. ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the new prime minister of ireland emphasized that his country is different. it cannot remain silent against the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. simon harris also expressed his disgust at the imposition of starvation on the people of gaza. the palestinian islamic resistance movement, hamas, issued so far, some countries, including south africa , iran, and colombia , have complained to the international court of justice against the

the us stonewalling at the security council came even as votes at the united nations general assembly. overwhelmingly called for a ceasefire. while resolutions agreed at the general assembly are non-binding, they carry political weights and reflect the international community's real stance on the israeli war, but the united states calous posture and utmost disregard for civilian loss of life has not been limited to vetos at the security council. us officials have been making numerous trips to tel aviv to show support for the regime. us president joe biden made a wartime visit to israel in a dramatic show of support in october last year. us secretary of state anthony blincan has made several visits to tel aviv since the war started. us support for the war has been more than those vetos and official visits. the united states has been replenishing the israeli arsenal which would have gone dry days into the war given the intensity of the bombardments and other military operations in the densely populated gaza. us made military hardware of all kinds has been flowing into israel from ammuni

and for example, the you and the united nations general assembly meetings. but they don't have a, the possibility to vote on resolutions as a non member of the state. that's a dis doctor. recognition of state that was granted by the un general assembly in 2012 by a vast majority of the country. so if for them to become a full member of the of the united nations 1st, they need the approval of the un security council. and then they need to that if this general assembly to recognize paul assigned as a member of the you. and that shouldn't be that hard because a current to the $140.00 out of $193.00. you and members recognize the state of pol list. and so the hard part that they are facing now is that they get through the security council for the 1st admission. and then also they will be put to vote at the un general assembly and for them to become full members. all right, who we know you'll be watching. it isn't as we said, that but in the or in security council, i'm expecting to take place at any moment. now, benjamin alvarez group of course, in washington, be

nations general assembly meetings, but not to bode on resolutions and the palestinians are currently a non member of service state. that's a defect or recognition of state that was granted by the un general assembly by a vast majority of countries. so getting at least 2 thirds of the general assembly that will be the 2nd step that they would need of to a, getting the green light from the un security council shouldn't be that hard because currently 140 out of $193.00. you and member some more than 2 thirds actually recognize the state of palestine. benjamin explained to us why this is all happening right now. jerry, is the country of introduce distrust it says that it's a failure to act a cold. it is serious, unforgivable a mistake. it's invested or also argued that admitting the palestinians to the united nations, which is strengthened broadband of the mind, the 2 state solution. that's an argument that some of opponents has been bringing forward again and again and on the question of why now we have a you in general is secretary antonio gutierrez. she said earlier today, also at the

nations general assembly meetings, but not to bode on resolutions a, the palestinians are currently a non member of service state. that's a defect or recognition of state that was granted by the un general assembly by a vast majority of countries. so getting at least 2 thirds of the general assembly that will be the 2nd step that they would need of to a, getting the green light from the un security council shouldn't be that hard because currently 140 out of $193.00. you and member some more than 2 thirds actually recognize the state of palestine. benjamin explained to us why this is all happening right now. jerry, is the country of introduce distrust it says that it's a failure to act a cold. it is serious, unforgivable a mistake. it's invested or also argued that admitting the posting is to the united nations, which is strengthened, broadbent on the mind, the 2 state solution. that's an argument that some of opponents has been bringing forward again and again and on the question of why now we have a you in general is secretary antonio gutierrez. she said earlier today, also at the

nations general assembly. third, members should vote positively for palestine's permanent membership in the united nations, in that case , palestine will become the 19th permanent member. the united nations will come, the evaluation of the representative of the palestinian observer in the united nations is that now there are seven positive votes the member of the security council is certain about this issue and his prediction is that at least 140 members of the un general assembly will vote in favor of this issue. mr. rajabi mentioned the veto issue. to join this request , yes, yes, yes, the same issue, 3-4 days ago , matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us state department, was asked at the press conference . if it goes outside this framework, in fact this the issue will not be approved, he actually stated that the permanent membership of palestine in the united nations is possible only in the framework considered by the united states, not in the framework that the positive opinion of the united states and

the sco has been an observer at the united nations general assembly since 2004.the un in various areas: from the fight against terrorism and drug trafficking through the un counter-terrorism office and unodc, to environmental protection and climate change through the program. he is on the environment, unep. we actively maintain contacts with fao and iskato, we hold joint events at a high level. along with the un, we support. voluntary membership, equal rights for participants, a consensus model of decision-making, these are what actually created a positive image of the organization and gave it an attractive force. the sco experience can be considered the first experience in the history of building an equal partnership of states of different weights, different sizes, with different economic political potential, cultural and civilizational characteristics. in the modern world, the principle of shanghai spirit embodies the main content of a new type of international relations, their development towards a more just, equal and rational international order. non-governm

nations general assembly and united nations security council, so the authority, so let me say that the western government's behavior is very clear, they are with zinast regime israel, they are against humanity, they are against peace and stability in the world, but unfortunately those are keeping silence, those are keeping criminal silence over these kinds of inious crime, especially attack in the iranian embassy in damascus, they must know that they will be, they will be face same, same kind of crimes against the zinanis regime in future, may be in very near, very very near future, because today, is palestine, today target is iran, today is target is syria, lebanon, yemen, no matter, the next target will be maybe in the saudi arabia, maybe the jordan, maybe egypt, maybe some others, maybe united arab emirates, so if they will not unite, they will not stand with the palestinian brother and they will not stand with the iranian brother and it mean they will be punished in the next few in next future. so this is the time of unity, do suggest to the governments of harab region, please stan

in the resolution of 1947, the united nations general assembly called for the formation of two independenttes of israel and palestine. therefore , the general assembly and the security council and other members of the international community have a duty. accept the palestinian government's request for full membership in the united nations. but repeating the opposing position of america once again this effort failed in this meeting, the majority of the country spoke to provide another solution for palestine. it comes with a solution that was explained by the spokesperson of the us foreign ministry before this. we support the creation of an independent palestinian state . but this is something that should be done through direct negotiations with israel, not in the united nations. matthew miller spoke of a solution that is 31 years old despite the oslo peace accords the palestinians have no result except occupying more of their land. referring to the developments in gaza, khatib urged the oppressed palestinian people to stop their economic and political relations with the zionist regime in or

in the resolution of 1947, the united nations general assembly called for the formation of two independenttes of israel and palestine. therefore, the general assembly and the security council and others we will try to bring a two-state solution for the palestinians to armaghan, which brings peace for israel and a state for the palestinians , a solution that was previously clarified by the spokesperson of the us state department. we support the creation of an independent palestinian state, but this should be done through direct negotiations with israel, not at the united nations. matthew miller has spoken about the current situation, which is 31 years old, despite the oslo peace agreement, it has not resulted in the palestinians occupying more of their land. khatib friday, tehran, referring to the developments in gaza, the resistance of the oppressed palestinian people against the crimes of the zionists , he asked the islamic and arab countries to cut off their economic and political relations with the zionist regime in order to shed the blood of women and children. gaza is not a partner. i

you see, during the last 4 decades, the last 40 years in the united nations general assembly , where countries are present, more than 12 resolutions are signed by more than 150 countries every year. that is, with the votes of 154 countries every year, they surrendered to them . well, what does it mean that they really considered a wrong phase for the continuation of their social and political life and their own life, otherwise there is no regime in the world that during the last four decades every year 10 resolutions with more than 150 positive votes and this in the fact of the document is that many of them are on the wrong path choose and never, unfortunately, is not built after the week.

the letter in the united nations general assembly votes on the palestinian partition plan.hat, 700,000 palestinians were either displaced or killed. only in deir yassin in the first year, about 300 palestinians were shot. according to only one report of the united nations, women and children in deira yassin they stripped they lined them up. they took pictures of them and massacred them. 8 years after deir yasin, it's the turn of the village. qasim's infidelity and 26 years later it was sabra and shatila's turn. these calamities are the age of salama people. haifa quds and many other cities and villages have also come. arabs and invaders have fought several times in these years. one in 1948 and the other 20 years later (1968), but the arabs lost in both wars. many areas are also occupied. from the syrian golan to the sinai peninsula, the west bank of the gaza strip. a beam that is still appreciated years later in 1993. the use of phosphorous weapons against civilians are a serious issue. the crimes that were repeated 4 years later in 2012, then in 2014, 2021 and in recent mo

nations general assembly will vote in favor. gave to this topic. mr. rajabi, you mentioned the issue of the veto. do you think there is a possibility that america will veto this membership, this request? yes, yes, the same issue was asked 3-4 days ago by matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us ministry of foreign affairs, at his press conference. about begging or the united states was disappointed and refused to do so, but announced a framework and said that if the work proceeds outside of this framework, then this is the issue. it will not be approved. in fact, he stated that the permanent membership of palestine in the united nations is possible only in the framework considered by the united states, not in the framework that the united nations promotes . in order for this to be done and within the framework of the procedure set by the united states, the interests of the zionist regime are actually guaranteed and confirmed, i would also like to remind you that the law it has been passed in the us congress regarding this issu

in the meeting of the united nations general assembly, to investigate the reason for china and russia's action in vetoing the american resolution on gaza it was held in the security council, the representatives of these two countries defended their veto. we vetoed the american resolution to prevent the issuance of a license to kill more people in gaza. america was playing with words in its proposed resolution on the ceasefire. with that veto, we prepared the preparations for the ceasefire resolution. the ambassador of the permanent representative of iran also said in this meeting: america has spent all its credibility and prestige in fully supporting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. he strongly criticized the opposition of the zionist regime to the activities of the united nations relief and works agency in gaza . new un report on the situation in gaza it indicates that the adoption of the recent binding resolution of the security council regarding the necessity of establishing an immediate ceasefire in gaza has had no effect on the field. still, the people of gaza do not have acc

2021 address to the united nations general assembly. he said, had quote, favors the hell i'm yours. it is the lives of children in augusta today in the quote. today was 3 years ago before 7 october that the president, members of the court, if the action so please continue unrestrained as they have since its birth, such as pate. and they continue to receive the discriminative support of states like germany. then i'm to generation, find the students with rice up again in the near future. we will hear future secondary, general inventing. this did not happen to hear back from of the case before the court decided to break dispatches cycle. we have supported states like you have many issue. i will not see like connect with totally tunic because i was hopeful that states, particularly with the history of germany. would he key the decisions with his court? mister president, members of the court with this i in my presentation, can i please ask you mister president, you give the floor to dr. benya. thank you. i think the agent will figure out to

you can see that during the last four decades or 40 years in the united nations general assembly, where 194 countries are present, more than 12 resolutions are passed every year with more than 150 signatures. the country means that 54 countries have surrendered to them every year, so what does it mean that they really considered a wrong phase for the continuation of their political and social life and their own life, otherwise there is no regime in the world that during the last four decades every year, 10 resolutions with more than 15 positive votes and this is actually the document that many of them are on the wrong path choose and never. unfortunately, it does not mean that after 75 years of not correcting it, that is why it is called the erasure of israel. we are not the only ones. i said just look at last year, 12 polemics in the general un, signed by more than 150 countries against israel, all crimes were approved. international doing this, what is a big international crime that they have not done this , so that's why when we face each other, they actually admire us all, you menti

general assembly. one of the point that i wanted to pick up on from what we've been hearing of security council over the past few hours is what we heard from israel. and it's the 1st time we've heard it, of course, but it is what reminding view is and talking a little bit again about how dismissive israel is of the un, at least in this public forum, it's railing against unknown. it's a multi natural organization, but a terrorist organization that's biased against israel. i mean, it's really a master is railing against the un saying that the un and its current form can no longer exist anymore. he talked about a different organization taking over the duties of the un. he's spoken previously about how secretary general antonia gutierrez, should resign in shame. and it's not only the united nations as a body that is real and there, and basset, or continues to personally rail against. it's also the palestinians in the palestinian people with very pointed and quite frankly, for lack of a better term, grotesq

general assembly. unfortunately, that was after the assassination of president royce week. we're not the creators of the haitian situation. there are many actors who have a lot more at stake in this situation. not in terms of national security. we are the ones who do have the greatest at stake in the background. but in terms of who are the actors that have in have a greater responsibility for the situation in haiti is not the dominican republic. so we're willing to do our part when we have been doing our part. but the international community has not stepped up to do this. i understand that the binding administration had promised something like $300000000.00, at least on it. and in fact, a bit more to help in this situation. but that money, as i understand, hasn't been distributed yet, but what's happened in the united states as an essential and central actor in resolving and solving a part of the haitian crisis. and they have, in the past, they have been an actor and they will continue to be one of for

nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel, that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears. and while these really military continues to pound cities and villages all over guys, it is also arresting. and in some cases, killing united nations employees to 8 and the employees were arrested in january and another $22.00 were arrested in february and charged with quote, participating in the october 7th massacre facilitating the taking of hostages looting and stealing from his really communities and more on quote, as it turned out, several independent investigations found that none of that was true and the union has demanded the release of its employees. those releases have not yet taken place . but finally, the international media are not just taking the is really government's words at face value even before hostilities began the associated press reported, quote, a confidential is really do

nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous with the obvious exceptions of united states and israel, that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands however, have fallen on deaf ears. and while the israeli military continues to pound cities and villages all over guys, it is also arresting. and in some cases, killing united nations employees inc on right employees were arrested in january and another $22.00 were arrested in february and charged with quote, participating in the october 7th massacre facilitating the taking of hostages looting and stealing from his really communities and more on quote, as it turned out, several independent investigations found that none of that was true and the union has demanded the release of its employees. those releases have not yet taken place . but finally, the international media are not just taking me is really government's words at face value. even before hostilities began the associated press reported, quote, a confidential is railing, darcy, a detailing alleged links between palestinian hu

nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel, that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears. and while these really military continues to pound cities and villages all over guys, it is also arresting. and in some cases, killing united nations employees inc, unwrapped employees were arrested in january and another $22.00 were arrested in february and charged with quotes. participating in the october 7th massacre facilitating the taking of hostages, loading and stealing from his rarely communities and more on quote. as it turned out, several independent investigations found that none of that was true and the union has demanded the release of its employees. those releases have not yet taken place . but finally, the international media are not just taking the is really government's words at face value. even before hostilities began the associated press reported, quote, a confidential is rail

general assembly. unfortunately, that was after the assassination of president royce week, we're not the creators of a haitian situation. there are many actors who have a lot more at stake in this situation. not in terms of national security. we are the ones who do have the greatest at stake in that around. but in terms of who are the actors that have in have a greater responsibility for the situation in haiti is not the dominican republic. so we're willing to do our part when we have been doing our part. but the international community has not stepped up to do there's, i understand that the binding administration had promised something like $300000000.00, at least on an effect, a bit more to help in this situation. but that money, as i understand, hasn't been distributed yet, but what's happened in the united states as an essential and central actor in resolving and solving a part of the haitian crisis. and they have, in the past, they have been an actor and they will continue to be one of fortunately

in september of $21.00, he shopped a tree at the united nation general assembly. unfortunately, that was after the assassination of president royce week, we're not the creators of a haitian situation. there are many actors who have a lot more at stake in this situation. not in terms of national security. we are the ones who do have the greatest at stake in that around. but in terms of who are the actors that have in have a greater responsibility for the situation in haiti is not the dominican republic. so we're willing to do our part when we have been doing our part. but the international community has not stepped up to do this. i understand that the binding administration had promised something like $300000000.00, at least on it. and in fact, a bit more to help in this situation. but that money, as i understand, hasn't been distributed yet. what's happened? the united states as an essential, as central actor in resolving and solving a part of the haitian crisis. and they have, in the past, they had been an actor and they will continue to be one of fortunately car

general assembly. unfortunately, that was after the assassination of president royce week. we're not the creators of the haitian situation. there are many actors who have a lot more at stake in this situation. not in terms of national security. we are the ones who do have the greatest at stake in that around. but in terms of who are the actors that have in have a greater responsibility for the situation in haiti is not the dominican republic. so we're willing to do our part. we have been doing our part, but the international community has not stepped up to do this. i understand that the binding administration had promised something like $300000000.00, at least on it. and in fact, a bit more to help in this situation. but that money, as i understand, hasn't been distributed yet, but what's happened in the united states as an essential and central actor in resolving and solving a part of the haitian crisis. and they have, in the past, they have been an actor and they will continue to be one of fortunatel

the world leaders' speech at the general assembly the membership in the united nations was handed over to bankimon, the then secretary general of this organization. i say that now , after decades of occupation displacement and continuous suffering, the time has come for the brave and proud palestinians to live in their own land like other people of the world. freely in their own land. but this proposal was not agreed to and the palestinians could not get the approval of 9 members out of 15 members of the security council . even if they managed to get at least 9 votes. the united states, the closest ally of the zionist regime , had promised that it would approve any resolution that would confirm palestinian membership. with this now after rejecting the initial palestinian request for full membership. in the united nations, they went to the general assembly with 193 members and with a majority of two-thirds of the votes , i.e. 138 votes in favor, 41 abstentions and 9 votes against , and since there was no veto right in the general assembly, they became the observer members of the united

okay, well no lice a in a few as time movie having of the united nations general assembly holding a votes on the full palestinian membership of the un for the diamond. se, thanks very much for joining us. what has ministers discussed the situation in palestine in new york, the wall and gauze continues my spring and honey my what he's joining us now from rafa in southern garza. so he asked the petition as to what we put the situation in gone. so remaining is devastating as of and casualties. mounting all across the strep in the past 24 hours. yes, that is all. it seems that every time we have the united nations or do you on security council, be dealing with an important sessions or decisions for as palestinians. i was seeing a search in the tax across the gosh. like on an open advertise for more mass killings or more destruction across distributors the past 24 hours, 7 atrocities committed against families entire. we're looking at entire family obliterated inside residential homes that they've been filtering in here. here in all very crowded, robust 50 as of. 1 last night attacked in a res

nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel. that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands, however, have fallen on deaf ears. and while the israeli military continues to pound cities and villages all over guys, it is also arresting. and in some cases, killing united nations employees inc, unwrapped employees were arrested in january and another $22.00 were arrested in february and charged with quote, participating in the october 7th massacre facilitating the taking of hostages, looting and stealing from his really communities and more on quote as it turned out, several independent investigations found that none of that was true and the union has demanded the release of its employees. those releases have not yet taken place to. but finally, the international media are not just taking is really government's words at face value. even before hostilities began the associated press reported, quote, a confidential is really do

nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel. that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands however, have fallen on deaf ears.

we are joined by v president of united nations general assembly, dennis francis. give us an update in terms of the progress being made toward these goals. amb. francis: first of all, thank you for having me. it is a great pleasure. in 2015, the united nations agreed to the agenda for sustainable development, which is one of our sustainable development goals. the first on the sustainable development agenda is to empower people, to lift them out of poverty, marginalization, and de-privatization, because, even today, there still exists something like 800 60 million people living in poverty, and abject poverty in the world. and a similar number in hungary -- who are hungry, not to mention another number of people, another cohort who are food insecure. so the sustainable development agenda is really about lifting people, empowering them, rising dignity, and to do so in a way that minimizes the disruption and the harm to the national environment. for a number of reasons, progress towards the achievement of sustainable development goals have fallen off track. progress ha

the security of the united nations and the general assembly of the united nations are violations in such a way that the americans vetoed 48 resolutions against the zionist regime in the past 75 years when it wanted to be issued . why does this happen in the international system? well, we in the system internationally, we actually have a framework that is developed and reviewed in the form of international law, but what happens in the real world of international politics is based on power and interests. this is a fact that has always existed . i said that the israelis when established until now on the basis of the broad support of international powers and to specifically, the united states of america defined themselves outside of all international regulations and international conventions, and the international power structure is such that the powers hate each other, that is, even in the world's bipolar era. in any case , there was a dual front between east and west in an obvious way, which does not exist in that form anymore. for years, even at that time, this mechanism was actually beco

of the world leaders in the general assembly, offered to join the united nations to bankimon, the then secretary general of this organization. i say that now, after decades of displacement, occupation , and suffering, the time has come for the palestinians to live in their own land, like other people of the world. freely in their own land. but this proposal was not agreed to and the palestinians could not get the approval of 9 of the 15 members of the security council. even if they managed to get at least 9 votes, america would be close the most ally of the zionist regime has promised to veto any resolution that approves palestinian membership . however, after rejecting the initial request of the palestinians for full membership in the united nations, they went to the general assembly with 193 members and obtained a two-thirds majority of votes, i.e. 138 votes in favor, 41 abstentions and 9 votes against. they entered the united nations. now, in the seventh month of the zionist crime in gaza , palestine's membership in the united nations is going to be raised once again at the request

assembly of the united nations, in january 1946 in london, from the high rostrum of the general assemblyevdokia uralova already raised the problem of refugees and displaced persons during the war. what the loss of human resources meant for the republic, she knew not from reports. in the late autumn of 1910 , a girl about eight years old began to come to the parochial school in the village of sokolyany almost every day and came when classes were already over. entering the small wooden building, she immediately found herself in the brightest room. this is where they took place classes with students. there was a completely different life here, in which i so wanted to stay longer. suddenly the teacher approached her. she had long noticed a child who often ran into school, but after standing by the stove for a while, went back. what is your name? dosya. come with me. do you like school? very. why don't you go to class then? the school accepts all children. do you see how many books there are? no need to cry, any grief can be helped, tell me what happened, i’m an orphan, an old man in the war

nations begins with the recommendation of the security council to the general assembly and it must get 9 positive votes in the security council, including five permanent members within that nine votes. ok, they shouldn't veto, and unfortunately, at that historical moment, they don't even need you it didn't happen because it didn't get 8 more votes, the us had lobbied and didn't get the quorum in the security council , so that the general assembly would be called, and the next step , which you mentioned recently, in the new phase, the self-governing organization wrote a letter to mr. getresh asking for membership. and the meeting of the security council, which was held behind closed doors today , was related to this request, and we have to see how it will be in the next developments, and the question that you said, i would like to put it to you first before this request for membership in the united nations is presented. as a palestinian watchdog in fact, it had accepted the resolution of the general assembly as a palestinian liberation organization, not the government as a supervisory b

in the united nations before the world leaders' speech at the general assembly. handed over to bankimonen secretary general of this organization. i say. now, after decades of displacement, occupation and continuous suffering, the time has come to be like other people the world of brave and proud palestinians should also live freely in their own land, but this proposal was not agreed to and the palestinians could not get the approval of 9 members out of 15 members of the security council , even if they managed to get at least 9 votes. america, the closest ally of the zionist regime , had promised to veto any resolution that would approve palestinian membership. however, after rejecting the initial request of the palestinians for full membership in the united nations, they went to the general assembly with 193 members and obtained a two-thirds majority of votes, i.e. 138 votes in favor, 41 abstentions and 9 votes against. since there was no veto right in the general assembly, they became members of the un observer. now, in the seventh month of the zionist crime in gaza , palestine's membe

government, but not as a member of the united nations. he said, "i recognize it as the government anyway, and the palestinian representatives as the observer government in the general assembly and this was a development that happened about 10 years ago . the general assembly actually turned it into an observer state . yes, until now, that is, until this new process is finished. now palestine is recognized as a state in the eyes of the general assembly and even unesco. palestine is again a member of unesco as a government observer, not actually the government of mr. tabatabai, so now the nature of palestine in the united nations. become a member of the united nations, which failed at one stage, and even mahmoud abbas had insisted that if my membership is not accepted, i will file a complaint in the international criminal court against the zionist regime's war crimes in gaza and the baghtri bank, and this is what i will do. he did it, that is, when the security council rejected palestine's request for membership, mahmoud abbas implemented t

assembly of the united nations.946 in london, from the high rostrum of the general assembly, evdokia uralova already raised the problem of refugees and displaced persons during the war. she didn’t know what the loss of human resources meant for the republic from reports. in the late autumn of 1910 , a girl about eight years old began to come to the parochial school in the village of sokolyany almost every day and came when classes were already over. entering the small wooden building, she immediately found herself in the brightest room. it was here that classes with students took place. girls from her village, there was a completely different life here, in which i so wanted to stay longer, suddenly a teacher approached her, she had long noticed a child who often ran into school, but after standing a little by the stove he went back, what’s your name, darling, let’s go with me. do you like school? very. why don't you go to class then? the school accepts all children. do you see how many books there are? there’s no ne

nations was fixed for 2 years and it became a member of the united nations , the security council assembly approved it and the general assembly recommended that the general assembly also approved the arab membership. we hope that the whole of palestine belongs to that palestine and this resolution is illegal at that time. not thinking about establishing a new government and not taking any action after that, the subsequent developments that the zionist regime was not even satisfied with that plan and acquired and acquired more lands there , the stages of those developments were different and the country after the defeat in the 1967 war, arabs did not have the support they should have, and this caused the establishment of the palestinian state to be postponed. and now, in the current developments, the united states no longer has such a desire, and with the lobbying that it did, it caused that membership to not materialize for the past 10 years, and now you see , theoretically, there is no obstacle, because in the council's own resolutions, even the security council in the resolutions of the

assembly of the united nations since 2004.ct with the un in various areas. in the modern world, the principle of the shanghai spirit embodies the main content of a new type of international relations, their development towards a more just, equal and rational international order. non-governmental mechanisms are a chance. the sco interbank association is a mechanism for financing and banking services for investment projects supported by the governments of the sco member states. the sco business council promotes cooperation between member states in the fields of trade and economics, finance, credit, science and technology, energy, transport, communications and agriculture. the sco forum consists of national ones. despite our busy schedule, we still need to find time for relaxation and entertainment, because only when we let's rest. after work, i walk around the city, such a short walk, citywalk, i insist on walking every day, in addition, my hobbies are swimming, cycling, reading, listening to music, watching movies, in force. th

nations, the general assembly, or the ruling from the eyes, the j, i have should have done little things on the ground and for the most part, 0 impact on the ground is really military, still pounding across the guys and stood with relentless airstrikes and conducting the military rate in the northern part in central area and han use, so if you're leaving trails of destruction everywhere, over crowded vice city where people were told to evacuate, to, to avoid being bombed and getting killed. they are killed area in the very area that were told it is safe in terms of a human. it's very and it's nothing to change significant, nothing significant change on the ground. so for them, there's really little trust going on right now with these international bodies, as long as palestinians are still dying and getting killed the record number with your level of destruction everywhere. if it, if the talks are not about an immediate cease, fire palestinians are list interested in what's going on right now at the international i the united nations bodies. okay. honey, many things indeed for joining us

because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations. because the us has blocked anything and everything meaningful as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire, the only 2 weeks and then immediately undermined it by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through and through by the us establishment of the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address the west crisis in 1956. and it isn't for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to out your area, to the house, there needs to be so a need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these, or at least, you know, lin

because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations because the us has blocked anything and everything meaningful. as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire. come home you 2 weeks and then immediately undermined it by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through and through by the us establishment in the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address the see west crisis in 1956 and designed for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation. when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to ouch area, to the palestinians themselves, a need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these, or at least. yeah, well i know, i think th

to go and use uniting for peace because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations. because the u. s. has blocked anything and everything meaningful as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire, only 2 weeks and then immediately undermined it by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through and through by the us establishment in the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address the west crisis in 1956 and designed for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation. when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to ouch area, to the house, there needs to be. so a need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these are always, you know,

because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations because the us has blocked anything and everything meaningful. as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire, only 2 weeks and then immediately undermined it by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through and through by the us establishment in the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address this, it was crisis in 1956 and designed for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to out your area, to the house, there needs to be cells a need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these, or at least. yeah, well i know, i think th

because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations. because the us has blocked anything and everything meaningful as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire. so only 2 weeks and then an easy undermined to by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through them through by the us establishment in the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address the west crisis in 1956 and designed for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation. when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to ouch area, to the house, there needs to be. so a need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these are always, you know, a line. oh,

because the us has blocked anything at the general assembly of the united nations. because the us has blocked anything and everything meaningful as a security council. they finally abstained on a resolution for a ceasefire some only 2 weeks and then immediately undermined it by saying it's non binding. this has been an attempt to facilitate and indeed participate in genocide through them through by the us establishment of the us government. the rest of the nations of the world need to use every mechanism possible including uniting for peace, which is the way that the the us initiated this to, to facilitate the korean war. and to address the c west crisis in 1956 and again as and for the general assembly to step in and effectively seize control over the situation. when a member of the security council refuses to allow international law to be applied to a situation. so countries from brazil to russia, to china, to out your area, to the palestinians. me so i need to step up and do that as the next step and to, to increase the costs to these are always, you know, a line

, the security council , the general assembly, and the human rights institution. and so on, to stop the crimes of the zionist regime. thank you very much, mr. yazdan panah, we will continue this conversation, but mr. taqvinia, an expert on west asian issues, is also with the program of the world today. what do you think of mr. taqvinia? is this year's world quds day different from previous years or not? mr. yazdan pannah believed that it will go beyond the muslim communities around the world. yes, in the name of allah, the merciful. greetings and courtesy i respect you, dear guest and also dear viewers. look at quds day this year. i believe that it is the most different quds day after it was named by the imam. you see, the zionist regime is currently in the longest war in its history and has committed the most crimes. at. it is in its strongest state, and the anti-zionist axis and the resistance axis are in their strongest state, so this year's quds day, i believe that it will be a different quds day, it is the first time that the zionist regime is at war and peop

in preparation for the all-belarusian people's assembly is actively followed by the younger generationn minsk, the open knowledge project has united schoolchildren, students and students. together with experts we talked about the upcoming national council, unique platforms for open and constructive dialogue, and young people today have many ideas and proposals that relate to the strategic development of the country. we discussed how the composition of the na delegates is formed, what is within the competence of the body and which ones. and i note that nine more joined the big dialogue via videoconference studios from every district of minsk. another escalation of the conflict: israel today attacked a facility near the city of isfahan. one of the largest iranian air force bases is located there. the scale of the attack and its success are still difficult to assess. it is only clear that persian air defense destroyed several dozen missiles. at the same time, there are no reports of explosions on the ground, that is, of hitting a target. if this is the same retaliatory strike that tehran

united nations assembly december 10, 1948, declaration of human rights, universal declaration of humanography. what is the name of a city or urban-type settlement that is located and developing no further than 30 km from a large city or large enterprise and constituting with it a single economic and demographic system. agricultural town, well, no. alexey, satellite city, well done, satellite city, this is the correct answer, all 10 categories of the fourth final round of the intellectual show, i know, are behind us, let's look at the numbers, 50, good, and the result with a score of 50.32, in today's alexey wins the game, bravo, a very good lead. even a good result. margarita, you made it to the fourth round, this is an excellent result. thanks for playing and all the best! margarita played with a smile, came with a smile to the teachers' room, she said that you would only cry from happiness, so you accept second place with a smile? yes, of course, because we are visiting. here we didn’t even think that after the first round we would get into the second, third, let alone the fourth, bu

assembly of the united nations in 2016. and since then, see the state of palestine has all of them and has called on the world to accept them as a full member of the united nations. no rush because we believe that on an international resolution will of this regard, will protect the 2 state solution and will reflect the policy and peoples legitimate tries to an independent states. however, unfortunately, some tried to hinder the adoption of this resolution on the week pretences, the men happy to see the grand things all this fine full membership id united nations by just the list. some of the start and just the idea that the succeeding palestinian generations have been subjected to its will open wide prospect before a true peace based on justice and peace with the countries and the peoples of the region well enjoy and disregard. and it is our right to wonder, so you will did room and how could grand directed and recognize palestine. the state of palestine can be left at home. i mean, how could granting the state of palestine

we're mingling majority of course, the general assembly of the united nation houses here, a senior political analyst of island. the shara says the u. s. these are voiding the current far right. is there any government with its v to the united states has grown more isolated around the world, including after ukraine, but nowhere to visit as isolated as it is on the question of palestine. because of the end of the day, the united states is still a prosperous leader in the world. so my to country is search country. and you know, with how, with tens of bases all over the world it's, it's just as present and it's popular in many countries when it comes to 1st time it has brought on itself, i solution can cause it to be at the surface of is red. and in this case, at the surface of an is ready to government, that is basically june inside the that's fanatic. that's neo fascist. that by dint himself is the main thing that this government changes of the same time. he goes into the united nations and defense, discover and shoots down a very simple and noble idea, which is the right of self determination