nations, united nations security council is to allow sufficient assistance to gaza and not to be apologetic to this enemy. the united nations need to enter this assistance to all the areas. in gaza and not to succum to the dictates of the israelis especially to give humanitarian humanitarian route and to give medical assistance and relief assistance and fuel and gas from all from targeting all these assistants to allow all these to enter in and to warn them not to target even the paramedics and the ambulances we in hamas we we the stance of some of the arab and islamic states that said that they stand against this resolution and also the stance of the russian representative who said that here they wanted to create amendments into this resolution as well, but this attempt unfortunately was faced this crime and in this terrorism. this will bring us to the talk of the humanitarian situation. our people, this nazi war has resulted in this aggression against gaza, from the beginning of this aggression, 1 million and 800 displaced and refugees, whether in displacement centers or refugee centers o

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united nation by just overcome 153 votes, so they need number one reform for united nation, and that is one important thing, second thing is that the israelis will not behave like this without knowing that even even the call for the the international court of justice, they should face crime charges, that's not going to happen, because the if you notice the chief executive of the international court of justice, visited the israel side and yet he refused to visit gaza and see the crimes and the barbaric attack on the civilians, the killing of women and children, so they know they were not gna be called for an act, and sadly had to be over... with you, the only way to overcome this issue is keep the resistance of the palestinians, you know, we see that in vietnam, we see that in in afghanistan after 30 years the american run away from afghanistan, if you want to rely on institution like united nations, yeah happen, sadly the continuous resistance by the palestinians, it's the only way can stop this massacers, as somebody gna ask, but they are killing civilian. this is actually a covered

throughout the history of the united nations, the united nations has not played any leading role in the proposal and contents of the united nations charter, especially in the norms governing the functioning of the security council, and i do not accept that we can only take a media position. to come to the conclusion that the united nations now agrees with the protection of the rights of the palestinian people, because for the world today, it is clear who is the aggressor , is realistic anyway.

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i _ united nations agency. hugo bachega, thank you very much. i want _ united nations agency.. i want to talk about sudan the other side over the break. so many millions of people are displaced and now dependent on humanitarian aid. where is the resolution for sudan. we will distrust out of the break. —— discuss that after the break. hello again. we're still in for some windy weather all the way into the run—up to christmas day itself. but maybe the strongest of the winds will be happening overnight tonight and continuing into thursday — and this is where we've got the greatest risk of some travel disruption. now, the winds have been picking up today and managing to punch a few holes in the cloud. but if i show you the satellite picture — you can see the extent of the cloud that's streaming in from the atlantic — and is continuing to bring some rain and drizzle mainly to western hills and coast. those strengthening westerly winds are drawing in mild air, mind you, around the top of that area of high pressure. but it's that deep low that's moving away from iceland that'll track

on it is for united nation as a bit of western nation. and when you, he united peace, peace keeper, you, he couldn't, you know, to me what of our land for 6 use access to the resources. does it mean there, around and natural resources? so, you know, people is a way, can know people is work not working. so well, nobody system but is, is really alive, is my mind a life and, and this then deeply, what kind of musician we are facing today to, and this is that's west only gosh, we use many swipe as u. n. g o, u leads united nation peace keeper and some things like that. it's run not run much strips. we understands their system to that. and so on. the beast keeper on our country is people who belong to this country 1st. and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united nation united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for a big organization. never because through the technician belong to the people business structu

we kind of exit united nation hold the united nation recommendation because really was an behind united nation. is domitian of america and is, are you in ish, your thought about pen efforts in a so, but this is while african societies are very diverse, they find it difficult to unite as a result of their ethnic, political, and even religious differences. do you have any viable suggestion on how to make africa united despite all of those differences? i think that the that so if you go to nice unless you would you go to nice. i to say that's we have very, very we divided, you know, the mobilization organizing or as i forgot the country see lex last 7 years as a, is a proof of proof that we can be able to unify our forces as one voice. why don't people one destiny, but african, this is us, we're just in division. but our for goodness is the ideal of said the munition of i'll population i work many book on issue. my last book was probably my best seller, philadelphia, from the frequency we is translated in french english, in spanish. and just waiting to tell him, explain what's off by the f

of the key probes the united nations _ cease-fire?tions is _ cease-fire? of the key probes the united nations is there _ cease-fire? of the key probes the united nations is there are - cease-fire? of the key probes the united nations is there are often. united nations is there are often negotiations where they forget that each delay, each delay, there's more suffering and gaza and there's this gulf between what goes on on the ground and the diplomacy that goes on the new york and there needs to be more of a focus. the delegation from security councils to the crossing termite elements each state of these delays cause more suffering, more devastation and will make it much harder in the future to have sustainable groups on both sides. �* �* ., , , ., ., sides. the bbc has been told that the meeting _ sides. the bbc has been told that the meeting has _ sides. the bbc has been told that the meeting has ended _ sides. the bbc has been told that the meeting has ended without i the meeting has ended without results, will the meetings elsewher

it's a necessity for the united nations, the united nations security council to be reformed, it's a must, the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. activist and commentator ali allah says security council's failure to pass a resolution gaza ceasefire once again proves the lack of will and the failure of the international community to stop israel's genocide in the besieg territory. what happened yesterday at the united nations council and you stated about the american role on this. this is the crime of the century. it is like for the 21. century, it is, it is beyond, beyond genocide, and shamefully, and unfortunately, the rest of the world is just watching and doing nothing, because that shows failure and the importance of the so-called international community, when only one single state the decision by majority countries, as you know, uk 134 and one and this is another example for the the world to see that th

so we have the united nations. the united nations is not trusted by israel.rnational community, who can broker a peace? so if one country took control and to dominate what the united nations, if the americans to dominate what the united nations and the world is asking for. this is not a world we... that's why we have disorder in this world. right. we need to have order, and no—one is above the law. but who's the broker, then, amongst the international community? we have the arab league. yeah. we have the arab league, we have the european union. let us have the different, and to agree on it not to be dominated and to provide impunity to one side and to be biased, polarised or even indifferent about it. all right. you have talked about wanting a shared future for the palestinians and israelis, as you're saying now. and you said, you know, we have to reach the shore together safely, peacefully. you said at the time when your daughters were killed in 2009 "that i feel no bitterness and i could not hate". is that how you still feel now? you know, ifeel angry about

it's a necessity for the united nations, the united nations security council to be reformed. it's a must. with the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over. women and children in gaza to make up for the collapse of their fake granddur. vice president muhammad said that israelis and americans have failed to achieve their goals in the war in gaza. the taking the revenge for their failure by killing women and kids. was speaking a joint pressure with the visiting syrian prime minister in tehran. the two sides signed six cooperation documents. underline the tehuan and damascus have agreed to dedollarize bilateral trade and use the national. currencies instead. he also noted that the islamic republic will continue its support for syria in it fight against terrorism. for his part, hussein arnous thanked iran for standing by the governments and nation in the face of the war wage on the arab country. reguarding the issue of gaza, he said that israel will eventually be forced to give into palestinians d

united nations resolution 181 of palestine to two arab countries. the jew divided and called the city of jerusalem an international region. the jewish state took over 56% of the land of palestine and the rest went to its original and native inhabitants. finally, the draft resolution was presented for voting. resolution of the palestine special committee. following the approval of this resolution, england announced that he ends his exile in palestine on may 14, 1948 . the arab league, enraged by the result of this vote , decided to prepare the palestinians for armed resistance. a decision that seems. it was too late. about 3,000 volunteers from different arab countries were sent to damascus, beirut, and cairo to obtain weapons and receive military training, while the zionist militia groups, including the haganah irgun and stronging , in the first half of 1948. had increased to 40 thousand people. but on the other side , there were only 3,000 irregular forces, which were the remaining fighting force that the british died after the uprising palestine h

so we have the united nations. the united nations is not trusted by israel.out the international community, who can broker a peace? so if one country took control and to dominate what the united nations — if the americans to dominate what the united nations and the world is asking for. this is not a world we... that's why we have disorder in this world. right. we need to have order, and no—one is above the law. but who's the broker, then, amongst the international community? we have the arab league. yeah. we have the arab league, we have the european union. let us have the different, and to agree on it not to be dominated and to provide impunity to one side and to be biased, polarised or even indifferent about it. all right. you have talked about wanting a shared future for the palestinians and israelis, as you're saying now. and you said, you know, we have to reach the shore together safely, peacefully. you said at the time when your daughters were killed in 2009 "that i feel no bitterness and i could not hate." is that how you still feel now? you know, ifee

so we have the united nations. the united nations is not trusted by israel.rnational community, who can broker a peace? so if one country took control and to dominate what the united nations, if the americans to dominate what the united nations and the world is asking for. this is not a world we... that's why we have disorder in this world. right. we need to have order, and no—one is above the law. but who's the broker, then, amongst the international community? we have the arab league. yeah. we have the arab league, we have the european union. let us have the different, and to agree on it not to be dominated and to provide impunity to one side and to be biased, polarised or even indifferent about it. all right. you have talked about wanting a shared future for the palestinians and israelis, as you're saying now. and you said, you know, we have to reach the shore together safely, peacefully. you said at the time when your daughters were killed in 2009 "that i feel no bitterness "and i could not hate". is that how you still feel now? you know, ifeel angry abou

nations, the united nations security council to be reformed, must with the torment in gaza, we believe that this help. hopeless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questions all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. that does a physitional world. thanks for being with us, back at the top of the hour with a review of the top stories. this by for now. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, you are simplicity, gaza genocide, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter. only on press tv. "people in israel mark gream as a holiday to commemorate the saving the jewish people from annihilation at the hands of the keminide empire in persia, as is recounted in the book of esther, been using the occasion to play the victim, put a reality and is the truth in it, matches documentary to gain some insight." so i'll say, what do we want? when do we want it? now what do we want? when do we want it? the army says all ships destined israel are legitimate targets, unless in n

nations, unless the united nations do something to demonstrate, it's not irrelevant. united nations is basically a place where the likes of biden uh, just show their there in cheorge, the the veto, that we just saw one country express because they were a winner in the in world war ii, it's kind of the last possibility for the un to show some capacity to be focus of global. mobilization for justice, but somehow or other, it's this colonization process settler colonialism. of course, in 1967 when all of this was taking place, israel was conquering the territories that were meant to be part of the arab country in resolution 181, and so they were doing a war of imperial conquest as decolonization was happening elsewhere in the world, and that's israel's big problem, the... are the inheritors of the anglo-american empire, they are the cutting edge, they are the embodiment of imperialism, and they've got to try to appear like they're not, but they are the embodiment, inheritors of the worst, most brutal oppression of imperialism that since 1492 has been very clear. okay, we

nations unless the united nations can do something to demonstrate it's not irrelevant, united nations is basically a place where the likes of biden uh you know just show their the the charge the veto that we just saw one country express because they were winner in the in world war ii uh it's kind of the last possibility for the un show some capacity to be focus of global mobilization for justice but somehow or other it's this colonization process settler colonialism, of course in 1967 when all of this was taking place, israel was conquering uh the territories that were meant to be part of the arab country in uh resolution 181, and so they were doing a war of imperial conquest as decolonization was happening elsewhere in the world, and that's israel's big problem, they are the inheritors of the anglo american empire, they are the cutting edge, they are the embodiment of... imperialism and they got to try to appear like they're not okay, they are the embodyments inheritors of the worst, most brutal oppression of imperialism that since 1492 has been very clear. okay, partly, mean as the

nations that we are now witnessing such positions from the united nations? you see, i basically do not believe in this, of course , i would like to point out that the type of performance and activism of the united states of america in the category of interference in the fate of wars, ceasefires, etc. as the famous saying goes, the military and civilian conflict between palestine and israel is not the only place, the first place, and the last place where the united states of america is actively involved and active, and therefore i do not think it is fair that the politics and politicking and practical executive policies of the united states of america in the category of global management of the so-called war into areas such as election campaigns or the so-called wars of the common people daily jewelry, for example, today. the american political atmosphere is inflamed, the discussion of election activism , election propaganda, i believe it should not be reduced to this, the truth and legitimacy of the us military political strategy is based on the fact that th

it's a necessity for the united nations. the united nations security council to be reformed, it's a must. with the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and this functional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. activist and security, the security council's failure to pass a resolution fire once again proves the lack of will and the failure of international community to stop israel's genocide in the beseeg territory. let's take a listen happened yesterday at the united nations council and you as you state. about the american role on this, this is the crime of the century, it is, like for the 21 century, it is, it is beyond, beyond genocide, and shamefully, and unfortunately the rest of the world is just watching and doing nothing, because that shows the failure and the importance of the so-called international community where only one single state, the the decision by majority countries, as you know you can say 13, and one said v and this is another example for the

nations charter, based on this article, if the secretary general of the united nations decides thatin the case of a widespread violation, in fact, international peace and security exists somewhere, it can oblige the council to address this issue immediately. when the secretary general of the united nations used this tool , it was expected that a consensus would be reached among the 15 members of the security council. but unfortunately, despite the fact that the positions of the three countries france, england and america were always the same regarding the resolutions. france voted in favor of this resolution . united kingdom vote. he abstained, but america vetoed it, and in fact , it did not reach the end that it should have reached, and here america is really against itself. the world put it in front of the public opinion of the world , and this was the headline of many media in the past days, yes, exactly yes, and in a way , it made itself a partner in all the crimes that the zionist regime is committing in gaza, because anyway, definitely. the un sought to establish a ceasefire o

nations, unless the united nations can do... something to demonstrate, it's not irrelevant, united nations is basically a place where the likes of biden just show the the inorge the veto that we just saw one country express because they were a winner in in world war ii, it's the last possibility for the un to show some capacity to be focus of gl mobilization for justice, but somehow or other it's this colon ation process settler colonialism, of course in 1967 when all of this was taking place, israel was conquering the territories that were meant to be part of the arab country in resolution 181, and so they were in a war of imperial conquest as colonization wasing elsewhere in the world, and that's israel's big problem, they are the inheritors of the anglo-american empire, they are the cutting edge, they are the embodyment of imperialism and got to try to appear like they're not, but they are the embodiments and inheritance of the worst, most brutal oppression of imperialism that since 1492 has been very clear. okay, hardly, mean as the world um is uh witnessing this genocide live, how do

the execration of the jews and the palestinian issue was referred to the united nations. now the united nations is a place of diplomatic conflict and the talks were about dividing palestine into jewish and arab states. on november 29, 1947, the united nations general assembly met to formulate a plan for the partition of palestine. this is a map of this land when the jews had only 5 and a half percent of the entire area of ​​palestine. united nations resolution 181 divided palestine into two arab and jewish countries and called the city of jerusalem an international region. the jewish state took over 56% of the land of palestine and the rest went to its original and native inhabitants. following the approval of this resolution, england announced that he ends his governorship in palestine on may 14, 1948 . the arab league, enraged by the result of this vote , decided to prepare the palestinians for armed resistance. a decision that seemed to be made too late. about 3,000 volunteers from different arab countries were sent to damascus, beirut and cairo to obtain weapons and r

nations, unless the united nations can do something to demonstrate, it's not... relevant united nations is basically a place where likes the biden uh just show their there and showge the the veto that we just saw one country express because we're a winner in the in world war ii uh it's kind of last possibility for the un to show some capacity to be focus of global mobilization for justice but somehow or other it's this colonization process settler colony. of course in 1967 when all of this was taking place, israel was conquering the territories that were meant to be part of the arab country, resolution 181, and so they were doing a war of imperial conquest as decolonization was happening elsewhere in the world, and that's israel's big problem, they are the inheritors of the anglo-american empire, they are the, they are the embodiment of imperialism, and they've got to try to appear like the... not, but they are the embodments and inheritors of the worst, most brutal oppression of imperialism that since 1492 has been very clear. okay, well hardly, mean as the world um is witnessing this

united nation as a beth of western nation. and when you, he united keys, piece keeper, you, he couldn't, you know, to me what of our land for 6 use access to the resources. does it mean there, around and natural resources? so, you know, people is a way can now people is woke up not working so well nobody system but it is really alive. is my mind a life in this then deeply, what kind of musician we are facing today to end this ends. that's west of only gushy using many stretches, u. n. g o. you needs united nation beast keeper, and some thing like that. it's run, run much strips. we understands their system to that. and so on. the beast keep the on our country. is people who belong to this country 1st and so with that being said, can the united nations be considered a non biased or independent organization? is there is no real chance in united ignition united admission that we never, never, never, never gave us something important for because musicians never because through the condition belong to the people based restrict, you

so the united nations, the united nations, secretary general, has been extremely clear and we have part of the statements and sign statements by all the humanities agencies to say we do not believe that the concepts of sites owns exist in all possibility in gaza. yes. and places flying the un flag, and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's and isn't this israel showing a willful disregard of neutrality? the us, well it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, an appalling situation. we had our own, my own stops who live mostly in one building and gaza. that building was rocketed, should just you and stuff and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah, i thought it was, can it was positive deacon fiction operation and presumably they must have felt that they will come off operations nearby or under the or of a um, so the process of the confliction, this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes is because we haven't been able to trust the c

for me united nations military _ unlimited support.st _ unlimited support. for me united nations military analyst and - unlimited support. for me united nations military analyst and were j nations military analyst and were crimes investigator who served as a chief of high—value targeting on the pentagon'sjoint staff in chief of high—value targeting on the pentagon's joint staff in 2003, thank you for being with us. thank ou for thank you for being with us. thank you for having _ thank you for being with us. thank you for having me. _ drone attacks on ships in the red sea have prompted more major shipping companies to suspend their sailings — believed to have been launched by iranian—backed houthi rebels targeting ships travelling to and from israel. the us said it destroyed 1a attack drones on saturday and a uk navy warship downed another one. the red sea is one the world's most important routes for oil and fuel shipments. four of the five biggest commercial shipping companies say they will no longer allow their vessels to use the bab

nations, united nations who amount of terror in the 1st chief has said that there is no way for the u. n. to ensure safety for the operations and gods of boston. griffith spoke to a different math to get it to james base. in some ways, gaza is uniquely awful. and that's before you start talking about the suffering. the numbers, the, the big trial of the health system and so on. garza is special, but especially in a bad way. you've already said it's no longer possible to save as a humanitarian operation in casa. explain that. what i mean by that is that we had hoped that when the war moved south, we were in fact told the when the war move south, that there would be a different approach to the minute your operations slightly more targeted, perhaps precise and surgical of the pieces that are used as you know, and we had a 10 point plan which we presented to the world as to how we would respond to it. what's happened is that the assault on southern gaza has been no less than the north. it's raging, of course, through con eunice at the moment. it's threatening rough or the compression of

so the united nations, the united nations, secretary general, has been extremely clear and we have part of the statements and sign statements by all the who monitored agencies to say, we do not believe that the concepts of safe zones exist in all possibility in gaza. yes, i'm places flying the un flag and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's and isn't this israel showing a will full disregard of the need trying to see if the us well it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, a, the polling situation, we had our own, my own stops who live mostly in one building and garza, that building was rocketed. should just you and stuff and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah. that was couldn't do. it was positive. deacon fiction operation and presumably they must have felt that they will come off of purchase nearby or underneath or whatever. um, so the process of deacon fiction. this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes is because we have

and that in done brings into question the very credibility of the united nations, the united nations has been seen as, you know, losing any relevance in the crisis that's going on for over 10 weeks. and with the situation gets more and more brave as the days go by. so i think this kind of resolution is of no head to anybody, but clearly it's a response to growing pressure. there is pressure exerted by the 2 g resolutions, which clearly bored for something to be done. and that something was but she's fine . but that didn't happen. so in, in good, you know, instead of that, it's almost like substituting what really needed to be done with something. but we just so weak. and as i said before, so meaningless. but in a way, responding to pressure also from demonstrations that are taking place on a continuum to take place across the were public demonstrations going in for an action to stop the genocide to stop the bludgeon. so, you know, these kinds of resolutions been used really, frankly, in my opinion of a smoke screen because nothing really changes. right. demitria, what does this mean

so the united nations, the united nations, secretary general, has been extremely clear and we have part of the statements and signed statements by all the who monitored agencies to say, we do not believe that the concepts of safe stones exist in all possibility in gaza. yes, i'm places flying the un flag and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's, i'm, isn't this israel showing a will full disregard of the need trying to see if the us well it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, an appalling situation. we had our own, my own stops who live mostly in one building and garza, that building was rocketed. should just you and stuff and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah, i thought it was, can it was positive deacon fiction operation and presumably they must have felt that they will come off operations nearby or underneath or of um, so the process of deacon fiction. this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes. is because we haven't b

so the united nations, the united nations, secretary general, has been extremely clear and we have part of the statements and sign statements by all the who monitored agencies to say, we do not believe that the concept of safe zones exist in all possibility in gaza. yes, i'm places flying the un flag and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's and isn't this israel showing a will full disregard of the new trying to see if the us well it's, it's it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, an appalling situation. we had our own, my own stops who live mostly in one building and garza, that building was rocketed. should just you and stuff and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah, i thought it was, can it was positive, deacon fiction operation, and presumably they must have felt that they will come off operations nearby or underneath or of so the process of deacon fiction. this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes is because we haven't been able to

nations and we have the refugexist, it united nations and we have the refugexist, but it united nationsd nations and we have the refugexist, but for some reason does exist, but for some reason we just don't push in we just don't push it in this country. seem country. we don't seem to cooperate. i wouldn't cooperate. i mean, i wouldn't i wouldn't betting that wouldn't mind betting that a lot of regardless of of these people, regardless of where processing was, where the processing centre was, would the would still come over the channel >> f- e are criminal channel >> are criminal gangs >> and these are criminal gangs who people who are operating people trafficking networks like they're still going to want to come the channel and even come over the channel and even if process them if you did process them elsewhere, going to elsewhere, you're still going to have here. and have people coming here. and we need have system that need to have a legal system that allows us to deport people who shouldn't be country. shouldn't be in our country. otherwise, sovereign otherwise, we're not a sovereig

nation when united nation . i was trying to vote for the c 2006 file that i made a con vitric form about the, the of the truck to do the voltage. i do it with us just but in, in, in gaza. and that'd be so forward into is that at least what we points on a lot of support. so as far as we are concerned, america, the if patchy indicating that you know, since you went on to the and got on was i made a copy of this stuff. these are at least we still want this to continue, or do you call this or this is going to your thoughts or not because it is america that is behind the kid. and oh, you know, some free entertainment on tutoring and go back and i just decided to come to the just to come for a 2005 because i bought a boss's anywhere in the world. anywhere in your anywhere. you see something called the salt there or is it is been minor politic americans. so america is behind the kid is one of you know, some people that just decided to come because we had a g does. and this is our mission we comes. i'll come where did i

the united nations, particular the united nations security council to resolve this method of self determination for the palestine people after the death of 11 november 2004 mandela pay tribute to the palestinian leader who he held as icon former president arafat he was icon in the proper sense of the world he was not. with the liberation of the arab people, but of all the oppressed people throughout the world, arabs and non arabs, and to lose a man of that stature and thinking is a great blow to all those are fighting against russian. let's put this question now tola, how will you the remark nelson mandela onfat and the relationship between these two great personalities? it is case of icon honoring icon. comrade president was indeed and of resistance against occupation, western imperialism and oppression. they are important lessons we can learn from his life. we as south africans treasure the words he uttered at president nelson. mandela's inauguration on the 10th of may 1994, when he said, "the jihad will continue and jerusalem is not for the palestinian people, is for all muslim ummah, all th

so the united nations, the united nations secretary general, has been extremely clear. and we have part of the statements and signed statements by all the humanities agencies to say we do not believe that the concepts of safe zones exist in all possibility in gaza. yes. and places flying the un flag, and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's and isn't this israel showing a will full disregard of neutrality? if the us, well it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, an appalling situation. we had our own, my own stops who lives mostly in one building and gaza. that building was rocketed, should just you and stuff. and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah, that was couldn't do. it was positive deacon fiction operation and presumably they must have felt that they will come off operatives nearby or underneath or whatever . um. so the process of deacon fiction. this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes. it is because

and also for the united nations? just how far is the bite and administration prepared to go to keep going and supporting israel will be asking or guess these other questions in a few moments. first, this report from i'm consumed sharif on what happens at the un security council. as palestinians were being killed in continues as strikes and prolonged attacks across casa in new york, united nations security council pulse to watered down the resolution to increase desperately needed a to the strip. a sense of the vote was the late 3 times before it paused without being vetoed as the united states and russia abstained. and 13 of the 15 member council voted in favor of the palestinian investor to the un, criticize the vote. and the security council. it took this concept $75.00 days to finally i thought of the succession of hostilities to opt out of the session of possibilities for the days of the general assembly. first, the fair to that objective and tens of thousands of palestinians can lead to the original draft called

at the united nations, we are looking _ people. at the united nations, we are looking at _ people. people. at the united nations, we are looking at this humanitarian i are looking at this humanitarian resolution. are you hopeful that the situation could get better on the ground soon? the situation could get better on the ground soon?— situation could get better on the round soon? ,., ., , ., ground soon? the resolution is not m line of ground soon? the resolution is not my line of expertise _ ground soon? the resolution is not my line of expertise but _ ground soon? the resolution is not my line of expertise but i - ground soon? the resolution is not my line of expertise but i want - ground soon? the resolution is not my line of expertise but i want to l my line of expertise but i want to say something about... what is actually needed on the ground, we all know that it is a substantial and sustained increase of all humanitarian commodities into gaza. fuel, cooking gas, food, water, shelter items. equally, we forget about that is within gaza, including to the north, it should go unh

so the united nations, the united nations, secretary general, has been extremely clear and we have part of the statements and signed statements by all the who monitored agencies to say, we do not believe that the concepts of safe zones exist in all possibility in gaza. yes, i'm places flying the un flag and i assume you've given the coordinates of those places. we have these riley's, we have understanding more than 90 of those places have been hit in some ways by these riley's and isn't this israel showing a will full disregard of the need trying to see if the us well it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, an appalling situation. we had our own, my own stops who live mostly in one building and garza, that building was rocketed. should just you and stuff and that they knew that was a building with you. yeah, i thought it was, can it was positive deacon fiction operation and presumably they must have felt that they will come off operations nearby or underneath or of um, so the process of deacon fiction. this is another reason why my 10 point time is in taxes. is because we haven't been

ringback of the united nations, the united nations has been seen as, you know, losing any relevance in the crisis that's going on for over 10 weeks. and where the situation gets more and more brave as the days go by. so i think this kind of resolution is of no help to anybody, but clearly it's a response to growing pressure. there is pressure exerted by the 2 g resolutions, which clearly bored for something to be done and that something was to cease fire. but that didn't happen. so in inventory, you know, instead of that, it's almost like substituting what really needed to be done with something. but we just so weak. and as i said before, so meaningless. but in a way, responding to pressure, also from demonstrations that have taken place on the continuum today, place across the world of public demonstrations, bonding for action to stop the genocide destructive luncheon. so, you know, these kinds of resolutions been used really, frankly, in my opinion of a smoke screen because nothing really changes. right. demitra, what does this mean for the secretary general himself? if anything at a

uh, over the united nations has been decreasing. even the last uh, i would say at least 20 years since the invasion of iraq. uh, we saw that the security calling so uh, you know, uh the vito uh, rule uh, which caught the previous sized. uh, unfortunately, i don't think it is going to be removed because it saved the world from a nuclear war several times of to 1945. you know, the vito ball were given to the new flip boss. so i don't think you may need the will say will to buy the system that somehow protect the best for so many years. but the bottom all the uh, general surgery has been decreasing. uh we, we saw how the you are and has been unable to prevent a huge invasion such as the invasion of iraq, such as to the cover and cover the invasion of syria by the congress that were not in light of the by any one north by the syrian government, not by the united nations. so i don't expect the donio would there be a should to be very effective if i i have a friend say i would not do. i have to be in his shoes right now. he has to be on b

states, it's not not truly international. um, we see that in the united nations, in the united nations, um, a... vote for sease fire was only prevented by the veto of the united states resolutions in the general assembly are overwhelmingly successful and and yet there's only one person who can or one country that can pull the plug on israel and that's the united states and the more isolated the united states becomes in its stance the more likely it is that it will change and therefore it's important that the pressure from places like britain around europe and and the rest of the world is brought to bear on on america to um stop funding this slaughter. we're yet to see that. some people would say that the britain and countries in europe take their queue from the united states rather than the pressure being applied to the us from here. um and pablo um despite all the bloodshit that we have seen and that is ongoing. we only heard in recent days from the foreign secretary of the uk david. calling for sustainable cease fire in the gaza conflict, i'm quoting the guardian here, too many civil

so the united states has a long history of using it's vito power to back israel at the united nations. it's 1st the retail on palestine at the un security council was in 1972. it's blocked $35.00 un resolutions critical of israel and more than 50 years. 2 out of those retailers have been during israel's ongoing war on gaza. us has vetoed resolutions on israel $47.00 times in all, including over israel's invasion of the south of levon on as well as the occupation of syria's goal on heights. the when i bring in our guest, joining us of scott lucas from birmingham in the u. k. he's a professor, a few as an international relations that university call is dublin and also the founder and editor of the online news site e. a world view from moscow is dimitri babich, who is a political analyst at the in on site internet media project on farm is lot about money. hot low d, a former focused on permanent representative and baset are to the united nations. thank you all for joining us. on monday, how come to you 1st? if we look at the slightest resolution, it opposes a demand for the suspension of

for example, regarding the united nations, consider that the organization that was before it was destroyed so that the united nations could take its place and prevent the injustice that existed and was increasing day by day , but when we see what what is happening about palestine, if you want to talk about it from the viewpoint of the southern worldview , what is happening in palestine is an apartheid that we cannot call a conflict, but it is what the west wants to show us. when we say conflict, it is a frontal conflict that the west told us. when we say conflict, the two sides are equal and stand together, but in palestine it is not like we can say that this organization exists , but we do not see this equality in this battle, in this confrontation, a new world order. which must take shape. it does not happen between night and morning but it should take time. for example, regarding china , it was 100 years that this country was not in a good position, but it took a long time. this country sent students to other countries so that they could return and based on a view that is philosophicall

states, it's not not truly international. um, we see that in the united nations, in the united nations, um, a vote for a... his fire was only prevented by the veto of the united states resolutions in the general assembly are overwhelmingly successful and and yet there's only one person who can or one country that can pull the plug on israel and that's the united states and the more isolated the united states becomes in its stance the more lankly it is that it will change and therefore it's important that the pressure from places like britain around europe and and the rest of the world is brought to bear on on on america to um stop funding this slaughter, we we're yet to see that, some people would say that the britain and countries in europe take their queue from the united states rather than the pressure being applied to the us from here um and pablo um des despite all the blood shit that we have seen and that is ongoing we only heard in recent days from the foreign secretary of the uk david cameron. calling for sustainable cease fire in the gaza uh conflict, i'm quoting the guardian