earlier, the united nations general assembly did not vote on the amendment proposed by the united statesthe resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries in the meeting of this assembly. the united states insisted that the condemnation of the hamas attacks be suspended captives zionist should be added to the proposed resolution. a number of american jews gathered in front of the white house and demanded a ceasefire in gaza . according to the anti-zionist organization jewish voice for peace, this rally took place in protest of washington's action in vetoing the security council resolution to establish a ceasefire in gaza. attendees in this rally. they were holding a cloth that read: stop genocide and ceasefire now. osama hamdan, a senior member of the hamas movement , said: until the palestinian nation is not secure, the zionist regime will not be secure either. hamedan added: the zionist regime failed and cannot achieve any of its goals in gaza. the senior member of hamas said: razman. the resistance has flattened the zionist regime and brought this regime close to destruction. t

the emergency session of the united nations general assembly is bringing is really massacres in gauze into sharp global focus. after more than 9 weeks of violence, the un security council has been unable to agree on a ceasefire warning of a global threat. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, and both they rarely use the article last week to urge the security council to act . but despite the overwhelming majority voting in favor of a ceasefire, the us blocked it using its veto power. critics say this absolute power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly, but 1st, this report by sent them on that you end diplomats get a closer look at the war in gaza. the rough across thing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most post indians are prevented from leaving. so let me see i

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ali rajabi , united nations general assembly news agency, new york. a group of anti -zionist american jews gathered in front of the white house and demanded an end to the crimes of the zionist regime and an immediate ceasefire in gaza. these jews who themselves they chained the gates of the white house and asked us president joe biden to support a permanent ceasefire in gaza in front of the buildings of the new york times, citigroup and starbucks in new york. there was also a gathering of supporters of palestine. the people of gaza protested. the campaign to boycott zara, one of the companies supporting the zionist regime, reached the uk. a number of supporters of the people of gaza gathered in front of one of the demonstrators to protest against the advertising images of the zara clothing and jewelry company, and said that these images depicted gazan mothers with dead children and their shrouds. embrace they are being teased. they demonstrated with the palestinian people and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime. hebron in the west bank also wit

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council and us will remain deeply isolated at the general assembly site of the united nations general assembly has by today have well, we need to approve a resolution that demands an immediate cease fund and garza was a 153 countries who fax, the move, and washington voted against the drop. the resolution along with israel and 8 of the countries christian salumi has moved from the us. we shall now begin the voting process. the un general assembly succeeded where the security council didn't passing a resolution that demanded and the media to monetary and cease fire for garza and the release of all captives. 153 member states voted in favor 21 more than the last time the assembly called for humanitarian truce. while the gun, the resolution is very simple, clear and explicit off the auto, but not clear enough for the united states who, along with israel was one of the 10 countries converted against waste supports speaking out with one voice to condemn her mouth for his tears. actions on october 7th. why is that so hard to say unequivocally that murdering babies and gunning down parents i

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he loses because of the use of vetoes many of these tools are available to the united nations generalassembly, which can pass a resolution that actually asks the international community to take a more serious approach to the issue of international peace and security violations, although the united nations general assembly is also a binding tool. no, but anyway, it helps that the global public opinion pays more attention to the issue, and even this tool can be spread to such an extent that the assembly. the general of the united nations can also propose a license to use military equipment, which means that it has a guarantee of implementation , but the guarantee of implementation is limited because of the great power of the power. at least one or two major powers should defend this decision, and since the americans are fully defending the israelis , this will challenge even this resolution , but anyway, today. israel and america are on one side and the whole world is on the other side. global public opinion is reacting to these crimes. in fact, the narratives that can be heard from gaz

the united nations general assembly overwhelmingly rose to them on the spot and gone the color there on this policy attain. this is out of their life and also coming on the ground and goes, is there any sort of storm that come out allowed one hospital after besieging and foaming the facility for days gotten sheltering out command jeanine's hospital in the occupied westbank. is there any forces have been conducting a re then now for over 24 hours and the showing an air raid sirens on the is are 11 on board? will have a report from townsend on the evacuation. the now the united nations general assembly has the version overwhelmingly to approve a resolution that demands an immediate safe spot in gaza. a 153 countries back to move washington versus against the draft resolution along with israel and a south of countries. while resolutions from the general assembly on not finding, they do carry political weight reflecting the global view of how this thing and invest it to the un. welcome to the result. calling this fight to star a. yeah, tim is does. um, we hope we will ensure that the is

in this voting, 10 member countries of the united nations general assembly voted against this resolution and 23.

earlier, the united nations general assembly did not vote on the amendment proposed by the united states to the resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries in the meeting of this assembly. the united states insisted on condemning the attacks. a number of american jews gathered in front of the white house and demanded a cease-fire in gaza, according to the anti -zionist organization jewish voice for peace. security was made to establish a ceasefire in gaza. those present in this gathering have written cloth in their hands. they had written on it stop the genocide and cease fire now. iraqi resistance targeted two american bases in syria. the islamic resistance of iraq announced in a statement that in response to america's support for the crimes committed by the zionist regime against the people of gaza, the resistance fighters of the american occupation base in the two oil fields of al-omar and koniko in deir zor, syria. the target of a rocket attack. according to the announcement of the pentagon , the attacks on american bases in syria and iraq in the last two months, since the

in this voting, 10 member countries of the united nations general assembly voted against this resolution and 23 countries abstained. this resolution.

the emergency session of the united nations general assembly is bringing is really massacres and gaza into sharp global focus. often more than 9 weeks of violence. the un security council has been unable to agree on a ceasefire warning of a global threat. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, and both they rarely use the article last week to urge the security council to act . but despite an overwhelming majority voting in favor of a ceasefire, the us blocked it using its veto power. critics say this absolute power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world's body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help the you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly. but 1st, this report by sent them on that you end up with let's get a closer look at the war and gaza. the rough across thing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most palestinians are prevented from leaving. what

the emergency session of the united nations general assembly is bringing is really massacres and gaza into sharp global focus. often more than 9 weeks of violence, the un security council has been unable to agree on a ceasefire warning of a global threat. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, and both they rarely use the article last week to urge the security council to act . but despite an overwhelming majority voting in favor of a ceasefire, the us blocked it using its veto power. critics say this absolute power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world's body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help the you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly, but 1st, this report by sent them on you end diplomats get a closer look the war and gaza. the ralph of crossing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most palestinians are prevented from leaving nice work that is a

the emergency session of the united nations general assembly is bringing is really massacres in gauze into sharp global focus. after more than 9 weeks of violence, the un security council has been unable to agree on a ceasefire warning of a global threats. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, and both they rarely use the article last week to urge the security council to act . but despite the overwhelming majority voting in favor of a ceasefire, the us blocked it using its veto power. critics say this absolute power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help that you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly. but 1st, this report by sent them on that you end diplomats get a closer look at the war in gaza. the rough across thing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most pulsed indians are prevented from leaving. what do

the last, the united nations general assembly has approved the resolution demanding an immediate cease fire and gaza. it also calls for the release of old caps is held by him. us a 153 countries back to move for washington voted against the golf resolution. along with israel and 8 other countries, a us president joe biden, the said israel risk losing international support for its war, and garza made the comments off camera. the campaign fundraiser was the most critical bible has been of as well since the start of the war. public i'll hand reports from washington dc in a clear sign of how much the warrant causes overshadowing the fighting ukraine. on the day you as president job id was to meet with you create a new president loaded mirror zalinski. the biggest news came before the meeting from remarks by made off camera at a fundraiser, criticizing these really government st. some don't just not one or 2 states solution. they don't want anything to do with the palestinians, and it is most critical comments yet. he said, quote, it has most of the world supporting it, but they're starting

it could pollute, causes ground water reserves, and united nations general. assembly votes overwhelmingly, to demand an immediate cease by income. the a that is really right in the occupied westbank is continuing more than 24 hours off that started in the city of jeanine. 7 people were killed, including at least 4 in a drawing strike. israel confirmed the strike saying the attack killed an unspecified number of palestinians who a spotted hunting explosive devices and firing it is forces at least 281 palestinians, including 64 miners have been killed in his really attacks in the occupied west bank since october, the 7th hold on, the honeyed is, life was now from it'll be the in the occupied westbank. so hold on. what's the latest we're hearing on those? raise good to being carried out and you need as well the rate is ongoing and is it's in is 30 is our as it started at 3 am on the night between monday and choose is quite an extensive raid. that 1st started actually in the city of janine when all the wendy, several, a column of our mid vehicles, a came in from all directions and then circle

of the united nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to approve a resolution that demands an immediate cease fire. in garza, 153 countries backs the move, but washington voted against the draft resolution along with as well as a sound the countries chris instantly made a report from the un. we shall now begin the routine process. the un general assembly succeeded where the security council didn't passing a resolution that demanded and the media to monetary and cease fire for gaza and the release of all captives. 153 member states voted in favor 21 more than the last time the assembly called for a humanitarian troops. while the gun, the resolution is very simple, clear and explicit off the auto, but not clear enough for the united states who, along with israel was one of the 10 countries converted against waste supports speaking out with one voice to condemn her mouth for his tears. actions on october 7th. why is that so hard to say unequivocally that murdering babies and gunning down parents in front of their children is terrific. no country has veto power and the job asse

november 29 in 1947, the united nations general assembly met to formulate a plan for the partition of palestine. this is a map of this land while the jews had only 5 and a half percent of the entire area of ​​palestine. united nations resolution 181 of palestine to two arab countries. and 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 i

it says is used by how much fights or the united nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to approve a resolution that demands an immediate cease fund in gaza. a 153 countries back to move and washington voted against the draft resolution along with israel and 8 other countries. krista salumi reports from the us as we shall now begin the voting process. the un general assembly succeeded where the security council didn't passing a resolution that demanded in the media to monetary and cease fire for gaza and the release of all captives. 153 member states voted in favor 21 more than the last time the assembly called for a humanitarian truce. while the gun, the resolution is very simple, clear and explicit off the auto, but not clear enough for the united states who, along with israel was one of the 10 countries converted against waste supports speaking out with one voice to condemn her mouth for his tears. actions on october 7th. why don't step so hard to say on a quote hopefully, that murdering babies and gunning down parents in front of their children is terrific. no country h

then the united nations general assembly votes overwhelmingly for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. the united states joined israel and just eight other nations opposing the ceasefire. in an exclusive interview, we will speak to a palestinian u.n. diplomat whose recent remarks on israel went viral. >> every person, according to israel, falls into one of these three categories -- a child, journalist, doctor, u.n. steph, newborn baby in an incubator. according to israel, it can kill them and then have the audacity to come to this room can tell the world with a straight face, we are acting in accordance with international law. amy: we will speak with palestinian diplomat nada tarbush. then congressmember greg cassara president biden appears to be caving to republican demands for hardline border measures in exchange for funding the war in ukraine. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, witnesses say israeli soldiers shot displaced people that put blank range -- point-blank range after they r

we could pollute gauze as ground water reserves and the united nations general assembly votes overwhelmingly, to the mont and immediate c spy and got the will begin in the occupied westbank, where he's really me is conducting an expensive rate in jenny, the rate began more than 24 hours ago in free don't hours to choose. the 7 people have been killed, including at least 4 in a drunk strike. is real confirmed. this strikes saying the attack killed an unspecified number of palestinians who were spotted hurling explosive devices and firing at his forces. at least $281.00 palestinians, including $64.00 minus, had been killed in his writing attacks in the occupied west bank since october. the 7th, and let's go now to alan station who is in occupied east jerusalem for silence 1st . what more we hearing of these raids engineering but the software isn't still ongoing, is talk to piece together all the pieces, but we're doing the best. we kind of the stage i this operation not going to add stuff to you 7, and that's the longest grade we've seen in janine and anywhere in the west buying since the begi

almost a decade ago during the september 2013 united nations general assembly, then iranian president hassan rohani proposed that the general assembly takes steps against violence and extremism. he called on the united nations to take an initiative which heat wave standing for world against violence and extremism. a few months later, on december 18th, the un general assembly adopted the iranian author draft resolution a world against violence and violent extremism. and one year later in december 2014, tehran held a two-day wave conference with representatives from more than 40 countries. this conference was referred to as the beginning of new international coalition against extremism. but why should tehran insist on this issue and does it have? anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? this and more on this edition of iran today. violence and violent extremism are serious threats to peace in the entire world. there are constant menace to human rights, security and sustainable development, and no country in the world could be immune from their devastating impact. the islamic r

almost a decade ago, during the september 2013, united nations general assembly, then iranian president hassan rohani proposed that the general assembly takes steps against violence and extremism. he called on the united nations to take an initiative which he dupped wave standing for world against. violence and extremism. a few months later on december 18th, the un general assembly adopted the iranian author draft resolution, a world against violence and violent extremism. and one year later in december 2014, tehran held a two-day wave conference with representatives from more than 40 countries. this conference was referred to as the beginning of new international coalition against extremism. but why should tehran insist on this issue? and does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? this and more on this edition of iran today. violence and violent extremism are serious threats to peace in the entire world. there are constant menace to human rights, security and sustainable development, and no country in the world could be immune from their devastating impact. the isl

earlier, the united nations general assembly did not vote on the amendment proposed by the united states to the resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries in the meeting of this assembly. the united states insisted that the condemnation of attacks by the hamas movement and detention of zionist prisoners be added to the proposed resolution. determining the tasks of 8 institutional banks in the agenda of the central bank. according to the head of the central bank, performance 8 banks that have been given a reform plan are monitored monthly, and if the reforms are not carried out , these banks will be assigned duties. referring to the plans announced at the beginning of the year to stop and liquidate natraz banks, the head of the central bank said: at the beginning of the year, we announced a specific plan that was carried out in the case of noor and development institute, and we intend to liquidate the third institution. the start of the winter 2014 traffic planning exercise in 28 barfghir provinces of the country. moreover , until march 20. the beginning of the winter traffic p

nations general assembly of a member state.manent members by abusing the unjust power of veto, the security council has decided to demand, alongside the criminal regime of israel for 20 years , in order to make the zionist regime accountable for its crimes, which is the inalienable right of the palestinians, and the commission of these crimes caused the judgment of the security council in 1949 to confirm peace. the zionist regime, which was the basis for the acceptance of this regime's membership in the united nations , has been retaliated against. the constant efforts of iran and most of the islamic countries have been the characteristic of the new era that began after the al-akhsar operation, the awareness and awakening of the world, which now considers the cause of palestine as the main concern of humanity. has become trust in allah, lord. on the evening of july 26, 1956, jamal abdul nasser rode in the presidential ceremonial car among thousands of people who were eager to meet him in the streets of alexandria. and they chee

ismail hanid at the same time, the united nations general assembly welcomed the position of the secretary general of the united nations to establish a lasting ceasefire in gaza and emphasized: the resistance groups always adhere to the implementation of the ceasefire resolutions and respect human rights standards , but the zionist occupation has repeatedly violated the ceasefire. they do not adhere to any moral and humane principles. battalions of ezzeddin qassam branch military of the hamas movement. they inflicted a heavy defeat on the occupying forces in several operations. as a result of these attacks, a number of soldiers of the zionist regime were killed and a number were injured. the qassam battalions published pictures of the zionist soldiers targeting the remains of their destroyed tanks and vehicles. in some of these images, the conflict between the resistance fighters and the occupying soldiers in a school can be seen closely. the cries of wounded zionist soldiers are heard. resistance fighters also. they blew up the car of zionist soldiers in the city of jenin, which led to th

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 receive military training. and this was while the zionist militia groups, including iran's haganah and strong , had increased to 40,000 people in the first half of 1948. but on the other side , there were only 3,000 irregular forces,

nations general assembly , a member country that is a permanent member of the security council , bysing the unfair power of veto , has decided to stand alongside the criminal israeli regime in order to hold the zionist regime accountable for its crimes. muslim palestinians is. and the commission of these crimes has made the judgment of the security council in 1949 to confirm the peacefulness of the zionist regime, which was the basis for the acceptance of this regime's membership in the united nations, to be seriously doubted. in addition to this, with the efforts of the foreign policy group, international experts in the meetings held in tehran are also thinking about ending the sufferings of the palestinian people. what is the united nations doing to stop the genocide in gaza ? the characteristic of the new era that began after the al-aqsa storm operation is the global awareness and awakening, which has now made the cause of palestine the main concern of humanity. done. to the sea. finding the talent of children and teenagers in a high school in tehran was the star of the research

year 209. 6 fourth united nations general assembly, new york. mohammad gaddafi, the former dictator of libya, says in his speech. the reason for kennedy's assassination was that he wanted to inspect the dimona de israel nuclear facility to see if israel has a nuclear bomb or not. gaddafi had said a year before the us presidential election that the reason obama, the democratic party candidate, supported israel. it is that obama is afraid of being assassinated by moses like john kennedy, that is why he does not say anything about israel's nuclear weapons, which kennedy tried to revive during his presidency. balance the conditions of the palestinians. he had some objections to the nuclear power of israel. this was enough to strengthen the hypothesis of this regime's involvement in kennedy's assassination. regarding the nuclear activities of the zionist regime, the important issue was the planning of visits to the facilities. the regime announced that it would only allow this once a year. in the summer of 1963 , the dimona facility was supposed to s

india, a month ago, india had abstained in the general assembly with the united nations, but this time india also indicated that they're demanding a ceasefire as well, now um, we had... have a situation where now today most of the nations, most of the people around the world are on the side of the palestinian people, and that's very good, but that means is that the united states has lost credibility, i said lost, i didn't say losing, they have lost credibility in the eyes of nations and people around the world. right now in south africa, as you may know, the parliament there, they voted to drop relations with the zionist state of israel, and that's a good thing, you're going to see more and more countries do that. it's also good to see burkino fasso there on the sidelines, also speaking up, speaking up on behalf of the palestinian people. that is very, very good thing. the united nations. than they were uh in 1948 or under the the soviet union in 1948, so that's a good thing, so that's a very, very big difference right now, and you're seeing russia align, i should say the arab countrie

. >> reporter: inside the director general of the united nations general assembly i was joined on the by the jordanian foreign minister. and all three regional leaders that i spoke to today, said any plan going forwardrd h has to include a palestinian horizon. must include a solution for the palestinians. must include security, dignity and self-defense, as part of any conversation about where this region goes tomorrow. becky anderson, cnn, doha. >>> former president donald trump pushing back on catastrophe over recent comments about being a dictator. but he's turning to a familiar playbook, the story ahead. >>> plus, are gentine's new president promised change is in store for his country's battling economy. that start of that story straight ahead. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contra

this tool is available to the united nations general assembly. that can pass a resolution that is actually from the international community wants to refer more seriously to the issue of violation of international peace and security, although the general body of the united nations does not have a binding tool, but anyway, it helps that the world public opinion pays more attention to the issue, and even to some extent, this tool . it can be spread that the un general assembly can also propose permission to use military tools, which means that this guarantee is implemented, but the guarantee of implementation is limited because the great power of the great powers must be at least one or two great powers to defend this decision and now from there. however, the americans are full defenders of the israelis even this rome resolution challenges this . but anyway, today israel and america are on one side and the whole world is on the other side of the global public opinion regarding these crimes. the reaction shows that, in fact, the narratives that can be heard from gaza today were not predictable

almost a decade ago, during the september 2013, united nations general assembly, then iranian president hasan rohani proposed that the general assembly takes steps against violence and extremism. he called on the united nations to take an initiative which he dupped wave. standing for world against violence and extremism. a few months later on december 18th, the un general assembly adopted the iranian author draft resolution, a world against violence and violent extremism. and one year later in december 2014, tehran held a two-day wave conference with representatives from more than 40 countries. this conference was referred to as the beginning of new international coalition against extremism. but why should tehran insist on this issue and does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? this and more on this edition of iran today. violence and violent extremism are serious threats to peace in the entire world. their a constant menace to human rights, security and sustainable development, and no country in the world could be immune from their devastating impact. the islamic

almost a decade ago during the september 2013 united nations general assembly, then iranian president hassan rohani proposed that the general assembly takes steps against violence and extremism. he called on the united nations to take an initiative which he dupped wave standing for world against violence and extremism. a few months later, on december 18th, the un general assembly adopted the iranian author draft resolution, a world against violence and violent extremism. and one year later in december 2014, tehran held a two-day wave conference with representatives from more than 40 countries. this conference was referred to as the beginning of new international coalition against extremism. but why should tehran insist on this issue? does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? this and more on this edition of iran today. violence and violent extremism are serious threats to peace in the entire world. there are constant menace to human rights, security and sustainable development, and no country in the world could be immune from their devastating impact. the islamic

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed a resolution calling for immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the israeli regime's months long genocidal war on the gaza strip. the 193 member assembly. adopted the resolution with 153 votes in favor. 10 countries voted the resolution down, including the us, in line with this unfaltering political support for the israeli regime. the us, however, does not hold the vedo power at the assembly, unlike the un security council, where it has blocked successive such resolutions. the resolution demands an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, as well as a swift and unconditional release of all captives. it also urges all parties to comply with international law. the vote is non-binding, but is seen as an expression of the views of the international community. it also increases pressure on israel to end this onslot on palestinians. ambassadors and other diplomats burst into applause at the vote count, which showed much higher support than an october 27 arab sponsored resolution that called for humanitarian truws. iran's permanent ambassador to th

in the name of allah, the most merciful, the general assembly of the united nations approved the resolution proposed by the arab and islamic countries for a humanitarian stop to the conflicts in the gaza strip with 153 votes in favor. in this voting, 10 member countries of the united nations general assembly voted against this resolution and 23 countries voted for it. the united states insisted on condemning the attacks of the hamas movement. he repeated that it means the destruction of hamas and said: we will continue to support israel until hamas is overthrown. vacancy of some government hospitals in contracts with basic insurances. general manager of health services supervision of health insurance organization he said: we are still far from signing contracts with all government centers with basic insurance. most of the hospitals are university and government hospitals. of course, all public university hospitals do not have a contract with us at the moment, there are various reasons . i think there are 20 hospitals in the country that are university government that do not have a contract

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed the resolution calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in the israeli regime's months long genocidal war on the gaza. the 193 member assembly adopted the resolution with 153 votes in favor. 10 countries voted the resolution down including the us in line with this unfaltering political support for the israel regime. the us, however, does not hold the vedo power at the assembly, unlike the un security council, where it has blocked successive such resolutions. the resolution demands an immediate humanitarian ceasefire as well as the swift and unconditional release of all captives. urges all parties to comply with international law, the vote is non-binding, but is seen as an expression of the views of the international community, it also increases pressure on israel to end this onslot on palestinians. ambassadors and other diplomats burst into applause at the vote count, which showed much higher support than in october 27 arab sponsored resolution that called for humanitarian tries. iran's permanent ambassador to the un, the intern

united nations general assembly is overwhelming. the approved a resolution that the moans and immediate cease, fire and gaza. it also calls for the release of old captives held by on us all the signs ambassador to the un called a vote. historic. is there any forces have destroyed a school in the north, hundreds of displaced thomaston in families through a sheltering of the un operated facility. now i have no way to good. is there any forces? have stoned the come out of the one hospital in northern gauze, or several kind of settings were arrested. that's all those days of bombing at the facility target. otherwise zoom has moved from rough on another day of attacks that was full of intimidation for the majority of residents and even for patients inside the hospitals that had been windy at times today, including come out at one hospital in the north of gauze where it had been stormed by the occupation forces. today they have an open fire. i give some main departments and they have blindfolded and the rest. it's a free palestinian who i

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed the resolution calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in the israeli regime's months long genocidal war on the gaza strep. the 193 member assembly adopted the resolution with 153 votes in favor. 10 countries voted the resolution down, including the us in line with this unfaltering political support for the israeli regime. the us, however, does not count which showed much higher support than in october 27 arab sponsored resolution that called for humanitarian trs. iran's permanent ambassador to the un urged the international community to decisively address the barbaric crimes of israel. one member state, a permanent member of security council, misusing its unequal authority of veto power and in clear disregard to the united will of international community has decide. to stand with israeli criminal regime and materially enable this regime in its ongoing massacar against civilians in gaza. the united states platently opposing a cease fire with means prescribing war violence and eventually more death for children and women in gaza

nations general assembly.sify and develop historical relations and cooperation between the two countries in various fields . historical relations that are based on respect and solidarity and are more than 40 years old. after more than 20 years have passed since the last visit of president commander in chief mr. fidel castro to tehran , it is taking place. and this meeting is also in line with the continuity of relations. one more time than for us, the islamic republic of iran is a sister nation in the middle east, with which we can propose more ambitious goals based on the foundations of these relationships, and for us, this visit is to re-emphasize that the islamic republic of iran is our friend and brother country in the middle east and seeks to realize its goals we are ambitious, based on our historical relations. and after the very useful official negotiations that we had, we reached the signing of the cooperation document here. aprovechar mutuamente las potencialidades creativas de trabajo y de talento de

the united nations general assembly is holding a meeting about gaza tonight, and the issue of ceasefire is supposed to be raised in this meeting. previously, the united states has repeatedly prevented the cessation of hostilities with the continuation of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza, according to the security council resolution. in the last hour, hundreds of people in this area were martyred and injured. the israeli army continues to bomb and shell the residential areas of gaza from the air, land and sea . the zionists targeted al-nusirat, jabalia, al-maghazi and khanyounes camps with the most severe attacks. in one of these attacks , they are all under the rubble. after hours of fighting, the zionist forces failed to break into the jebbalia camp. they started attacking this camp again from the northwest of gaza. qassam battalions announced a group of zionist special forces inside a building in bitla they targeted hiab. local sources announcing conflicts between combatants. the resistance against the occupying forces continues in the fallujah region and the center of the gaza st

nations general assembly , former dictator of libya, nayvir muhammar gaddafi, says in his speech: the reason for kennedy's assassination was that he was looking for an inspection. it was from the dimona nuclear facility in israel to see if israel has a nuclear bomb or not. gaddafi a year before the election. the president of the united states said that the reason why obama, the candidate of the democratic party, supports israel is that obama is afraid like john kennedy to be assassinated by moses, that 's why he doesn't talk about israel's nuclear weapons. during his presidency, kennedy tried to balance the conditions of the palestinians. he had some objections to the nuclear power of israel. this was enough to strengthen the hypothesis of this regime's involvement in kennedy's assassination. regarding the nuclear activities of the zionist regime, the important issue was the planning of visiting the facilities. the regime announced that it would only allow this once a year. in the summer of 1963 , the dimona facility was supposed to start working. john kennedy a few months earlier in

the world community against zionism believes that the united nations general assembly has committed anoving tudor herrtel's idea. however, the children of zion are members of the united nations, and at the same time, because of their killings in palestine , they have a record of human rights violations among the member states. every 70 years, half-finished narrators are still struggling to be interpreted in a quagmire of reading. there is no news of the sound of rockets and mortars. from here until about 30 seconds later, the viewer will see a report from the network we are bbc persian news. now, the leader of the islamic republic, who had repeatedly emphasized the destruction of israel, is making a proposal that is apparently different from previous policies. we say people's opinion. this is a part of the leader of the revolution's speech in the meeting with the basijites. the four sands that passed. the issue is iran's solution. the issue of palestine, the people who are there come from other countries , it is possible to tell them all to stay in palestine, it is possible for all of

almost a decade ago during the september 2013 united nations general assembly, then iranian president hassan rohani proposed that the general assembly takes steps against violence and extremism. he called on the united nations to take an initiative which he dupt wave standing for world against violence and extremism. a few months later, on december 18th, the un general assembly adopted the iranian author draft resolution, a world against violence and violent extremism. and one year later in december 2014, tehran held a two-day wave conference with representatives from more than 40 countries. this conference was referred to as the beginning of new international coalition against extremism. but why should tehran insist on this issue? and does it have anything to do with what's unfolding in palestine? this and more on this edition of iran today. violence and violent extremism are serious threats to peace in the entire world. there are constant menace to human rights, security and sustainable development, and no country in the world could be immune from their devastating impact. the islam