asians on the international disability disarray team has certain conditions within guys must be urgency address. this must include safe and sound access, quote, un humanitarian agencies and the implementing process to facilitate the provision of a central goods and services the well being of civilians, especially children, advocates getting up the provisions of supplies to meet the needs of us for the population or still remains budgeting. these are critical steps which are needed to save lives and avoid further the station and the breakdown of pop the code the with the pre matic efforts must be gets towards mitigating the risks of original spillover. we must strive to establish a durable foundation of peace and security for palestinians on his read. he's a like the parameters for this over known and have become all the more evidence in the midst of this horrific prices. a recommitment,

a comprehensive piece for the means in east as far as sizes, which prioritizes the 2 states. funny ocean has never been more critic. good. i thank you. good. i, i think the representative of mount for his statement and i'll get the floor to the representative of the united kingdom to president. we are gravely concerned about the desperate situation in garza, the scale of civilian deaths and displacement and garza cannot continue. we welcome to the extended humanitarian pause last month and the release of hostages and humanitarian, a deliveries that took place during it. we cool for further and longer pools is to get a to palestinians and allow space for further hostage releases. as we cannot search in favor of

a resolution which does not condemn the atrocities from us, committed against innocent is rarely civilians. on the 7th of october, quoting for a cease fire ignores the fact. the tomas has committed acts of terror and is still holding civilians hostage. israel needs to be able to address the threat posed by him. us needs to do so in a manner that's abide by international humanitarian. little said that such attack can never be carried out again. and so that we can work meaningfully towards a 2 state solution which delivers statehood for the palestinians. security for israel on peace for people on both sides. that's why we have stayed on this resolution. thanks president,

but i think the representative of the united kingdom for his statement and i'll get the phone to the representative of switzerland to let you know because you know who's i want to. thank you, mr. president. we will have had a chance to express our complete positions this morning, so allow me to just add the following. so switzerland, virgina, in favor of the resolution introduced by the united. remember it's knowing that your monetary and ceasefire is understood as a time limited. humanitarian pulls it out, prejudicing as well as the rights to measure its defense and security, switzerland, projects regret, stuff like that. this resolution was not adopted. thank you. i don't know. 100 percent done. i think the representative of switzerland for his statement. i now get the go to the representative of china. thank you. the president, mr. president. yeah, we're all into china as, as well as, as to that we should,

for the massive and tireless efforts for you today. on the way he's drafting this, go to the draft resolution induction. we think then at the core of the draft resolution submitted by to you on behalf of arab countries, are the requests for an immediate cease fire in casa, and for all hostages, to be released. the draft has nearly $100.00 co sponsors and china is also a co sponsor. they may work for. we express great disappointment and regret that the draft has been vetoed by the us. 2 months of fighting cancer, we has already costs unprecedented death and destruction and immediate cease fire is the overriding prerequisites on this issue. yeah, so any negative attitude, if that is untenable, sorry to then however much justification home remains feeble. c o 2 needs to be

pointed out to them that start condoning the continuation of fighting with this some bar claiming to care about the lies and safety of the people in casa and, and if monetary needs there is self contradictory. then controlling the continuation of fighting, then while functions advocating prevention of spillover of the conflict is self deceiving. you then sooner condoning the continuation of fighting all phone yard while making every mention of the protection of women and girls and human rights is extremely hypocritical to a government says kind all of this shows once again what double standard is do like although the draft resolution has been vetoed in the international communities and strong cause for cease fire and ending the fighting the protection

of civilians and the prevention of great hers monetary and the testers will not subside. and the steps of the security council in upholding justice and fulfilling its duties will not stop. we urge we call on israel to keep the call of the international community and stop the collective punishment of the people in casa. we support further diplomatic mediation to promote the early release of all people held captive. we call upon all relevant parties to pull all efforts towards the common goals ending to fighting in gaza to keep alive the hope of survival for the palestinian people. and to keep a life the hope for peace in the middle east region. thank you president, but i couldn't, but i think the representative of china with a statement i now give the flaw to the representative of donna

thank you, mr. president. we thought that the delegation of the you a you for proposing to draft resolution gotten of what's happening save up. there is a new scene because we believe that they might need to a situation in garza is 5 due to a rating and needs to be a gently address to avoid any human catastrophe. all acknowledging the overwhelming desire by the international community for an immediate and unconditioned 9 humanitarian ceasefire. we believe that such aries, a notion, could have included the condemnation of the annual tax prepaid treated by how much on the 7th up to about $20.00 to $83.00. i as a console, we need to ensure that our resume lucia's address, all the underlying issues. i tend to maintain the console objectivity and it's creditability to act as an honest broker for the peaceful sets of bits all days really policy now question based on the 2 state solution, mr. presidents in conclusion, while we regret that there is a new sion field, we,

we ask him uh, coordinate to move to the 2 state solution and express the hope that's future action. so the consul whitfield saved lives, i think. but i think the representative of governors for her statement, and i'll get this all the attention to the representative of the russian federation, especially with respect to thank you mister president to the citizens. i think it would be no exaggeration to say that today in the summer will become one of the darkest days in the history of the middle east. since you've heard of cases, once again, cynically blocking a cool forest east via in the published and it is ready to conflicts on the villages. our colleagues from the usa, they have literally before our eyes issue to death sentences to thousands. if not tens of thousands more, the civilians are unpublished in palestine, it is running treating women and children. and also you install such trying to help

them to increasing do some sort of history will judge washington's actions. what's missing each for each one can speak cynically with the nice empty words about democracy, human rights, women based on security rules or to as much as you like. i'm not going to stage. however, the real value of those we have just witnessed who actually went to members of a security council preferred to remain complicit to the mess. so this is rarely but us, you're literally just slowing this. i am saying this noise in order to shame our american colleagues with eden street, and i am confident that the outcome of our vote has were sounded painfully in the hearts of ordinary people. in the usa and the united kingdom, whose schools for peace and common sense, i've gone on heated by the ruling and leads of various countries. i'm confident

that they will still express their opinion, was that we in the account, so we have nothing left to do other than redoubling or tripling our efforts to try and come up with a decision that would alleviate the suffering of civilians you've agreed to come within the limits, it's toothless balance that we have left to act in. thanks to washington, the london it's important to ensure the implementation of resolution 2712 adopted by the council, regardless of how we view. and we ensure towards the un secretary general to make proposals about how to organize it's monitoring the deed system. we hope that at least it's something we'll be able to be done within that framework. trucking we looked earlier and as we previously proposed, one of the options could be expanding the mandates of the un teachers supervision organization answer through the more evidence before you we expect move so that these extra general will,

once again weigh in weight and he wasn't emotionally we cannot and must not just showing you, but you just simply if and tiny penis and palestinians and israelis to the most say of those for him or is a geopolitical game and source of wealth. thank you for your attention. although this quarter percent done, i think the representative of the russian federation for the statement and i'll get the floor to the representative of japan. thank you mister president. more than 2 months have passed. it seems to have muster against israel, on the 7th, october full of the by israel's must, has moved to response after several failed attempt discounts to find the response on the 15th of november by adopting resolution 2712 since then. a hopeful week long human after imposing fighting, allowed more emergency to enter through the roof of crossing and the for more than

100 hostages to be released. however, after dispos oppose broke down the station rapid re deteriorated with a new round of this displacement and destruction, it is clear, more needs to be done. we voted in favor over this draft, the resolution of the loss of an old civilian life. as we are witnessing though, the palestinian, what is the lady, is extremely tragic on the card and station the bell so takes very seriously disagree with their generals in vocation of article $99.00. defend. therefore, i regret that this resolution has fairly to be adopted. we need to recall, however, that the country that vetoed is engaging in, you know, most diplomatic efforts to make a tangible difference in improving the humanitarian station on the ground. that is why we need the more joint efforts of seizing. therefore, it's to find

a common ground where the council can work together for the people of palestine as well as those in israel and beyond, rather than indulging in finger pointing. so in this regard, i was disappointed by the statement deliberate by my proceedings speaker. mister president, though this is a, this a point to outcome. zip, i will work constructively with other coastal members to find a pass for. thank you for the i think the representative of japan for statement i now get the floor to the representative of albania. then i'll be in your voted, in favor of the directors or lucian. been there many parents, his fire and guys introduced by the united europe and merits joining the call of the you want to secure it. a few of the secretary general and the one agents this plan though still it is on the ground. so the many turn access can be delivered to

the population in gaza and tool, the civilians suffering from this conflict. with strong to support the clear focus on the protection of surveillance and implementation of international humanitarian . no. let's be clear. we support the cold for you. many times his fire in gaza to save civilians, not to shield come us and others terrorist. therefore it cannot and must not be seen and misused by him us as a new opportunity for regrouping and the tax against his red and his population as they have been doing since october 7th, thursday to attack. and the security council has not reacted to condemn them. it is therefore important for the security council to start thinking quickly on how to hold accountable from us for the terrors, the facts of the 7th of october, for the hostages that are not freed yet. for the sexual but don't choose as

a weapon of terror by on us and for the huge damage they have inflicted to the police. the new calls to the people of gaza should stay directly from us and embrace only the path of peace in order to build their future. and the only way is by securing is rides the right to exist. and that security on one hand and for palistine is to have their own state prison. on the other one i sent to the prison i signed the representative on file pena. and for his statement, i now give the store to the representative of government. mister president, to bond voted in favor of the draft resolution. that was the table this evening, the initiative of the united arab emirates. we did this because of a sense of responsibility that it's time to put an end to this violence of the blood off on is unacceptable for the civilian population. once again,

this council was not able to have a come, it's divisions to unanimously corresponds to the celtic situation being the stuff i by the civilian population, women and children in the ruins of gauze to great regrets. that will not be a c 5 this evening. and the war between israel and thomas the, we'll submit to vote, was it not been, not publicly don't be a response to the unprecedented code of the secretary general to activate us. go 9 to 9. if the child to the cause for urgent and coordinate action to save lives, the lives of millions of children and women who don't have any other recalls, then international humanitarian law and the decisions of his council. this council don't do money,

must look at the humanity of the situation and to show greater commitment and put an end to the hostilities in casa, this council step through the system doesn't, must show more commitment in order to justify and fully implement it's monday to stop was if it's not able to prevent them, this council must go beyond the differences in the volume in the face of trudges because is the reflection of the universal conscience at all times. that must be placed in this chamber for rejecting the view, rejecting cholera, whoever is committing it. there must be room in this chamber for respect for international humanitarian law at all times. that must always be room around this table to call for a monetary and sci fi,

and we must very quickly let's come back to our seats of the most accurate and meantime responsibilities. thank you very much. i think the representative of gone for his statement and i'll get the for to the representative. i presume. thank you. i'm his president. the 0 voted in favor of the draft resolution proposed by the not to the rates. on behalf of the group, which we also coast bosses. we regret it didn't get the necessary approval. despite the 13 volts and its favor, as the unprecedented level of the humanitarian tragedy unfolding, gaza requires urgent action. it continues to be our responsibility to prevent it. that should have been done now by demanding an immediate human detection, sees fire the using of humanitarian aid and the immediate and unconditional release of all the hostages resolved which the council risks complicity in allowing for other human laws. so that relates or council members must shoulder their

responsibility and do what is right. this is not just brazil's call, those are the demands of public conscience, the dictates of humanity. the price of an action is unbearably high. politically, morally and legally. we might be read properly harming the prospect of a 2 state solution 0. we will continue to work with council members with a view to reestablish the conditions for who might attend an action to resuming garza. we must also be consequential in our defense of international law, particularly international humanitarian law with meaningful action. there is a pressing need to re establish council authority, which should be guided by our collective responsibility to ensure peace and security without making exceptions. now that we've failed, the once again may be we could try a more effective negotiating process, which will put the whole responsibility off a draft resolution on all member states. thank you. see 100 percent done. they.

they will see the representative of preserve for his statement and how can see for to the representative with most on beek. thank you, mr. president. that mr. president losing vicki. the pre regret, step to despite the efforts made the disc. if it's made by this council, it was not able to reach consensus and adopt a draft resolution before us, which was meant to address that task for see even tell you and situation invest mozambique you voted in favor of this resolution hoping that it would lead to an immediate team and tell you this is fine them but meet the gate and the suffering of civilians in the gaza strip. the concert and even tell you on situation. because history and the suffering go for the posting and civilian population cannot be

simply economic by n one. and most certainly not tonight, this council. as busy as the emphasized there is an imperative for all parties to comply with the obligations and the international. including international, you're going to handle to protect the population. and so again, if the structure was in the comments that you nothing out of them rates for the efforts to seek some mutually agreed the resolution to this conflict to contribute to ad space and security in the middle east, particularly between the israel and palestine. we also extend our gratitute and unwavering support for the efforts of the secretary general feds risk this conflict in a, quote us with the article $99.00 of the you in chapter mr. president,

we re offend our full support for the efforts and it's a cessation of hostilities and the implementation of the 2 state solution in the interest of peace and security between israel and palestine. first thing go to enabling relations and promotes and regional how many old in accordance with the principles of the united nations, chuck, i think you've got all these cool. i think the representative of most of the, i will know night give an explanation of votes in my quality is representative of equity. as i said yesterday, as the president of equitable, such as today during his visit to the united nations, a country is always going to be in favor of peace in favor of sci fi, putting it into violence, bothering garza. but in any other area, with territory of the world, it's no coincidence that he is president. and he presided over the council

yesterday. and you know, we reiterate full condemnation of the terrorist acts against friendly countries such as israel. and we believe that every one civilian died in israel and palestine . since the 7th of october is a tragedy that makes it more than necessary to move towards peace. we feel as much of urgency to avoid that humanitarian disaster, which as the secretary general has pointed out, could have a reversible consequences for peace and so security in the entire regions. that's why we voted in favor of the resolution that we can see we're considering demanding cemetery and ceasefire to alleviate the situation for the civilian population. and the immediate, the non conditional release of all the hostages was of a decision cut the country takes that is presiding over the body, determining international peace and security. we did this my point because we are convinced that both people's desire to live in peace with security and with dignity

. and this will only be in chief through a peaceful negotiator lasting and just the solution for the past is with the existence of 2 states in palestine and israel, and in the locked in on the basis of the 1967 borders and petulant resolutions. i now resumed my role as president of the council. i now give the floor to the permanent observer of the, as of the state of palestine. mister president, this is the moment of truth. this is a turning point in history. and it is beyond regret that it is disasters the security council was again prevented from rising to this moment to uphold it's clear to responsibilities in the face of this

grave crisis threatening human lives and threatening regional and international peace and security. millions of policy in your lives hanging the balance. every single one of them is sacred. worth savings. instead of allowing this concept to uphold its mandate, by finally making a clear cold of those 2 months, massacres, the atrocities must and the war criminals have given more time to better pet to aid the crimes. how can this be justified? how can anyone justify the slaughter of entire those who went advocating for a pro long over the assault on the one hand,

while also pleading against the commission of across city, on the other hand, should be convinced by now that the pro long ation of this war obviously implies the continued commission across it. these, the laws of more innocent lives, more destruction. they are inherently linked. this is the way, is it conducts its war full atrocities. hundreds of people, would it be killed by this time tomorrow? then hundreds more. and then thousands. children would it be killed off and wounded this a bill for life not by mistake, but by design. because the killers have no the god whatsoever for palestinian

life from the cradle to the grave and beyond. even the killed autumn now stepped in mass graves or left for days and weeks. i'm the that i've been without the ability of betting a more shots. so people still alive will come from under that i've been asking to be saved as the humanitarian catastrophe will reach new and terrifying depths who can justify this who can tolerate to witness more of these horrors, to allow them to continue to point 3000000 palestinians out of paying with their lives the prize for double standards bias.

racism is easily exceptionalism and supplements. see if you are against the destruction and displacement over the palace team people. you must stand against this war. and if you support it, then you are enabling this destruction and displacement regardless of your intentions. regardless of your efforts. only the outcome that those when so many lives are at stake. if you are against war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, you must stand against this war. and if you will support it, you are enabling what times, crimes against humanity and genocide, regardless of your intentions. and regardless of your efforts on the, the outcome might those, when so many lives are at stake. finally,

let me think the 100 countries, because the numbers increased, says my brother from united auto, but in the dates. but if that get to this issue, let me say again, let me think the 100 countries who in less than a day's time, rallied to correspond to sort of the draft resolution. and to sang the members of the security council who have voted in favor of that is illusion with cottage and a sense to few many fee and human decency. all of you the said a team of you including you, mr. president. we will spare no effort together with all the states who have taken a clear and principles. it stands with the secretary general that would civil

society and with people around the world who are with us in sort of attitude to put an end to the slot that a lot of people we will exhibit every effort to hold those responsible account and we would nobody land in our efforts to uphold international? no. nor will we ever be then and defending that. all right, so a lot of people and defending a lot of just goes what is happening these days. will have a decisive impact on the fate, the lower lead. understanding and perception of every country under relations among communities, peoples, and nations, around the world. this is a terrible day for the security council. let me repeat, this is a terrible day for the security council. we are the jack this resolved

and will continue resorting to a very legitimate avenue to stop these port on our process fees. including resuming the emergency session of the general assembly. sees fire, sees fire, save lives. every fat of that a day means lives lost. the people killed at an unprecedented pace and made them in modern history. it means bottom buddies in prevailing and you have my humanity. abundant. humanity must prove it. now for the sake of the palace, team, people to god and for the sake of wishing money. thank you mister president. the the thank the and of so for the observer state of palestine for his statement,

there are no further speakers on the list. the meeting is adjourned. a moment of truth, the turning point of history beyond regretful millions of palestinian lives hanging the balance. how can anyone justify the stories that says that the publishing representative you and they have it? yes, the drop reservation proposed by the u a. e for an immediate cease fire and dogs that has not passed the results, 13 in favor. there was one extension which is united kingdom. and of course, as we have been discussing all night at the united states who had said they would do so, voted against widespread expression of deep disappointment for those who voted for the resolution. that's close. neither. kristen salumi joins us live from the united nations like us has been what she needs events on fold it. so kristen is expected the us, vito a in the us be towed uh, a 100 countries co sponsored the resolution

a surprising amount as for reasons the united states, i said that it was disappointed that there weren't more negotiations on a draft. it didn't call for investigation of sexual violence by him os. it didn't condemn us. but the us and bassett, or deputy ambassador robert would saying that an unconditional ceasefire was unrealistic and dangerous because it would leave her moss in place. but clearly there were strong support for the council to take action given what secretary general antonio gutierrez said, was a rapidly deteriorating situation of humanitarian system, on the brink of collapse, that risk spilling over 2 neighboring countries and upsetting peace and security in the region. so we heard a number of countries, they are expressing their regret,

china and russia to permanent members of the security council, very strongly critical of the united states and taking this action. russia said that the united states basically just issued a death sentence to thousands more palestinians, and the u. n. workers who are trying to protect them. history will judge washington's actions. she said, the other countries regretting the impact that the vote would have on respect for international law as well. i should also point out when the united states said that the resolution didn't go far enough what the resolution actually said. in addition to calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, they did call for parties to adhere to international law to protects them aliens and to immediately release all captives that are being held. the u. a.

e, which spearheaded this draft and was working around the clock to get supporters on board, said that it was purposely simple and brief and crucial to protect civilians and may, as with many others said that the price of an action will be felt around the world. in the boss of respect for the security council for its inability to act at such a crucial time. right? yes, it goes to you a saying that the counselor is isolated from world opinion front saying the council has failed once again. and that was an echo. and it was that, sorry, that was a sentiment code by those and 13 of the members who voted in favor of the resolution and chief obstacle as far as the us is concerned. and the u. k. who abstained was they said the lack of language condemning how much is attacked on

october the 7th. right, this is true. it did not specifically condemn us. it was the same reason the united states to be towed another draft resolution that was supported by 13 members of the council in the past, the u. a. e. arguing that they were trying to focus on a situation that would have the most impact on the ground to bring the parties together to keep things simple and focused on humanitarian needs and respect for international law. and. and clearly that wasn't good enough for the united states or the united kingdom that also expressed a concern that hum moss was not directly condemned in this draft. right, kristen finally was, what next? i mean, what, what's the, what's the next process and nothing much seems to work as far as that goes was concerned. you know, getting things done if you end, but what could be the next bit of process that we might see?

2 things i think on the one hand, there already is a resolution that was passed by the security council calling for humanitarian pauses and putting the secretary general in charge of overseeing measures to enact those pauses and to get aid into gaza. so i suspect that there will be continuing efforts in the united states has expressed support for this as well. for more humanitarian pauses and better a delivery perhaps opening more border crossings into gaza. israel has already suggested that it will allow the crime shalom crossing to open. so there's that happening. and then there's also possibility of more action by the general assembly . we heard the head of unreal philip was really reach out to the general assembly, noting the collapse of the humanitarian system in gaza. when the security council is unable to act, there is

a provision under you on law for the action to then move to the general assembly. so we could see another vote in the general assembly. perhaps that might again reiterate the concerns of the international community that were expressed here today, but ultimately did not pass. all right, chris and the things about the think from not from developing is that the you and as chris and somebody me in new york, you and ask you thank you. as well as all that say, diplomacy has founded partly as well as relentless forming of civil infrastructure as continues in the southern go in the south because of the ongoing assault. as far as urgent calls from gauze is government media office, an international intervention that more a with a mugs at this report. now in rafa the aide trucks plus through but do not awesome pools. the un is here but cannot always help. 6 and so with adults, a line sick man outside the field,

stung by the i, my husband is missing. i don't know anything about him in garza where the communications are down. we don't have money to spend or to eat and nobody is helping us. situation is dangerous, where should we go? 2 smiles here, all still possible. but with his 6 young children now sitting in a single tent sonata also economy wants the well to intervene by as nice on the bottom right is what we don't want more. we're tired. we want a decent life. know how many family and friends have really loved reading the tales of a con eunice hospital, a tiny baby, and it's and it's charlie face and go with dust and despair. meanwhile, gauze as largest most historic, most rendered into rubble by the bombing. well spiraling

smoke smoke as the sky line. the gunfire goes on. far above the cross keeps clean. there is little light left. for those done below or the months i'll just say it, i'm not sure what write scripts are 20 for notes and investigation of the video. imagine putting in prison. missing gallons, a stripped and blindfolded israel says the suspect to find suspicious evidence. many all civilians, including a prominent journalist, housing mohammed as a dozens of detainees, you know, must service blindfolded strip and surrounded by soldiers loaded onto the trucks. destination unknown, he blew, boyce describes the seat, the pro, but a scene and activities of pharma critical. the 1st thing jump in my mind when i saw

the pictures, the 2nd one was to be honest with you, how they're treated, you know, new to me. so i'm those the way to address that or the prisoners are for, i think the, this in the old man, this is a torture. if the amount of torture and the boat of them that it's a water crime, declines, it goes to humanity. is that all he calls this main suspect that fighters but at least one guy, a guy who is a junior this up and you see a lot of be a good deed suckled here. along side several of the civilians that had stayed in northern. does that b, i has a disabled daughter and a very old mother so logistically it was very unpractical and you decided to stay. we identified him amongst to us detained. we also identified at least 2 kids under the age of 16. both of them were 15 year old and we identified 2 employees of the

united nations under our schools. man, we identified at least 3 entities. how much schools the images, criminal, and disgraceful. and it's really government spokesman. so to defend the detentions, we're talking about military age men who are discovered in areas that civilians were supposed to have evacuated weeks ago. we've been calling for an evacuation of those how strong hold is. right, said the men, seeing here we're facing corrugation but blindfolded half, and they keep meaning that if mediation is driving outreach, how does them, how much data? well, in my colleague elizabeth front them and spoke with alumnus and dirty and patrol consultants of ruby l. jen, deeds, english language publications. and you are. she said that had a colleague is still being detained and kept it. and it's really minutes. you banks just a scene of him, the whole scene. oh man speaks to the doctor that i'm doing work. and this ok just

to make us 1st not just about a concern about our project with a bump or cousins because this is a, an ad. the district could then act like the issues is just going beyond the usual modes of the become very intervention in the criminal action choices we heard from the your match, human rights monitor that was very sort of forced mr. carlos to leave his 7 year old daughter. who's disabled on her own? have you heard anything about what's happened to her? she's with her. his sister is just as reported to the newspaper. so i'd appreciate it and go home that uh they, they took him away from 70 to his doctor that they took, that is for the sister and some incentives for at least except for him on, on those release. this is where the government supports person is saying that the

interrogation men to find out if they have links to have mosse. they have released some already. what is your response to mr. all colored being detained because of what the israeli government says. it's possible links to him on the yes they could do anything to june of this and to, to the sense is, are i'm to change education. this is sort of shifted. and this is just and we shoot to the to we, i see we paid for the last part of the team. and, and guys are not just sort of masses military weighing the cosign brigade say they follow that is really attempt to free one of his captives the classes lead to the death of captured is ready. soldier. so how about in mind con has more not from tennessee in the past few hours we've actually heard from the cause of the guys i'm doing of how much that said on friday floated a rescue attempt by his regular forces,

which led to the death of the caption soldier, the cuz i'm a guy said he discovered is ready for us is trying to for you one of his hostages, but crushed with them, which led to the death of a captain soldier who then naming us off. but however, no one is talking about this in israel, it's not only media, no one's talking about. so it's in any of the newspapers. in fact, on the is really all mean websites. there is no mention of this. now i'm asked how being today they released his name and his military id number. now this may will be these, right? these are trying to confirm this news before they start to bring it out to the public. they may, will want to tell the families of the soldier 1st, but the fact that how mass has released specific details about the soul, jeff means that the is raise will now have to have some sort of reaction believe the have to confirm or deny it in the coming hours, and we're on con out, is there a television? these really have forces dropped thousands of buttons on draws. it can be more than

$17000.00 palestinians and launch the destroying its infrastructure. the weapons used have been large, the west and supplied precision guided munitions. i'll deserves that it's a defensive. it just gets helpless. explains what that means and how they work. damage done to gauze that has been extensive and to see more tangible dropped on it . then who are russian by of the days when palms we're literally dropped in the target fully for loop in palm bay doors. in this conflict, only precision guided munitions have been used. these are poems that a guided, usually by gps or laser onto the target, in siri, avoiding on want to casualties. what are the more common types is the joint direct attack munition or j dan? this is a conversion kit used to upgrade and own guided palm into a precision guided munitions capable of landing within a few meters of its target. bunker busters, another close to bomb being used. these huge weapons are fitted with a delay fused on

a hub in those along the weapon to penetrate deep underground. while these weapons are precise, their will 6th street and the powerful using them on targets in those days. the populated area on us means that large numbers of casualties are inevitable when they are precisely guided, once in a pub, and blog to make killed. the how must corporate to being targeted, but they're also like to kill everybody inside most of the people in the a, by the chef that building itself then becomes a weapon as well as bloss it out moving at several 1000 kilometers in our palestinian casualties of sort as a result, as israel demonstrates to civilians trapped within gaza that know we're safe. but let's take this on. we can speak now to ha ha, he's a specialist it international security with the company in diamond for international peace and the role. so role united services institute involved in joints from the know. okay, so i just want to bring up that point that the previous piece referred to these precision guided munitions. and the point i would have raises,

how precise can they be given the dense population and how people have just been heard is into an incredibly tied area is as well i think that this is what we've all been talking about over the past couple of months the, the issue of targeting these incredibly condensed these areas with that and does, when does itself on its own, is an incredibly densely populated area and targeting those areas and then claiming you're going to say for you going to protect civilians at the same time. it's really quite awkward. i mean the, we've seen already 2 very good reports, one by the 97 to magazine on how the, the rules of engagement by the is ray. the forces have been incredibly loose and so they, they allow for a collateral damage number. that's far more than any other that they've previously entered, attained in previous conflicts. so one or one example that they gave talked about,

i think several hundreds civilian non combatants and exchange for taking out a mass military targets and individuals. so the, the idea that this can be anything but an operation that results in huge numbers of civilian casualties i think is quite a lot of i think, right. and the mike size casualties have close to hundreds, hundreds and thousands of women and children. and let me just see how you assess the current assaults on the ground. where is israel a lot with its objectives? so some of these objectives seem to change quite a lot, right. but the, the overall or the over arching sorta aim here seems to be we want to, uh, from these rarely. so i do want to extinguish any ability that how much has on a military level. so take a part that is military capacity and ensure that it can no longer govern in any

shape or form the territory of gauze. beyond that, you know, it's quite a nebulous now in terms of that they've certainly degraded significantly how masses military capacity they haven't, they haven't extinguished it, of course because they're so rockets that are flying from gaza into israel a quite often actually, so that, that hasn't stopped so that me to extinguish that when it comes to the north of the, um it's, it's rumble. right? so the in that regard, their operation as really complete, taking the north of gauze at the pieces, gaza city is not much better. and now they've made it clear they're heading towards con units. they attacked in conyers. so their operation is now not in the north is completely across the territory of gauze and the same time they expect, you know, something around 1900000 people out of 2200000 people and goes up to sort of how to

in this quote unquote, humanitarian save. so it's a matter of it saves sunset, are simply ill equipped to actually manage anything at all. it is really officials and diplomats around the world are, are putting it across this notion that you know, uh towards the, the west of the gaza strip. is a small area where there's, you know, a safe zone where there's $0.10, you know, facilities, okay. news agency is on there and said, no, there's nothing there. so yeah, we're, we're not approaching into monetary and crisis. we're in the midst of a really serious what, all right, we'll leave it that actually had to, thanks very much and data from the kind of getting done for international peace. thank you. so thank you. well, central to the war in dogs, or is the role of the us president joe 5, and he made a trip to his red in the days following october. the 7th, to show his unwavering support for the country boxes. patty cold hand explains that has come as a political cost from the beginning of the conflict. us president joe biden has

been consistent, often repeating israel's justifications for it's cj and bombardment of god. the never really thought that i would see could have confirmed pictures of the terrace . be here, the children, a damaged statement from a us president accept his age leader said it wasn't true. he didn't see anything. just repeated when he had heard in the media. when the all ali hospital was show within hours, he blamed quote, the other team. and he made sure to send a message of support in person. indeed, sending to aircraft carrier groups to the region and with assets sunday and missiles, ammunition, and reportedly $100.00 bunker buster bombs to israel. along with the pledge of more than $14000000000.00 in additional assistance about 3 weeks into the war, biden was asked about the growing palestinian death toll. i'm sure it is happening

q and a surprising wages war, but i have no confidence in the number that the palestinians use. he has called for restraint, but not condemned. the lack of it by israel's military asked for additional humanitarian aid. not demanded it. button harold is his role and getting a temporary cease fire. but as the fighting began again, he reportedly told him that in yahoo, the military should not fight in the south with the same intensity that in the north, it appears they did anyway. no public response from the us president, tens of thousands of people in the as it helped countless pro palestinian marches, demanding he'd do more and plunging. they will never vote for buying again. gonna be hard. no, for me to be a hard no. yeah. okay. not the sale, but for the other party either. but um, i'm gonna have to see if there is an independent candidate that i can get behind.

and it's showing up in the polls. as the american media keeps pointing out, he is 50 points underwater with the youngest group of voters. political analysts say this could cost him as he seeks re election. his support has decreased now to 17 percent of the air of american electorate. so he's already losing a huge support among a key population, especially when we're looking at a swing state like michigan where the error of americans and muslim americans make up a larger percentage of the electorate. with just under a year until the election biden's team is likely hoping many will forget or vote for binding because they dislike his opponent more in a close election. that could be a costly calculation, particularly l g 0. washington. the by the ministration appears to be supportive of as well as previous ones that has been us policy since president truman recognized the state. but the relationship is not always been plain sailing. my kind of has

this report. thank you for having made the 46 president of the united states and the 14 sous attempt to confront the israel palestine division on the 1st day of the current conflict to president biden, of israel unqualified support, notably with no cold for restraint. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel biden's and questioning support similar to that of president truman, who recognized the state of israel within 11 minutes of its declaration of independence in may 1948. but the position of some subsequent presidents was more fluid dwight eisenhower, richard nixon and ronald reagan o vehemently oppose these ready minutes. we action on occasion, the wonder reagan, israel began to receive $3000000000.00 in u. s. a. d g, a, a strong, secure israel is a shared interest. the george

w bush administration became the 1st it threatened to withhold annual us aid. israel continues settlement expansion. the deputy foreign minister of israel at the time was named benjamin netanyahu. and his public criticism of the us threat was greeted with and by the then secretary of state james baker, he refused to meet missing yahoo again and blacklisted him from any state department interaction. there were consequences. well, there are always political repercussions about our watch here through one on israel . and i do think that as a result of the actions hate talk, at least on the short term, the republicans law support of the jewish american community. thank you for your statements. your bomb administration took the unusual step of withholding the veto with you and security council of the benjamin netanyahu again, ignored a direct us request, a cub settlement expansion across the resolution. calling for

a whole to settlement activity was passed. the question of us a to israel was not brought up, but either the camp david's summits, nor was it raised by president george w bush or donald trump, to support for israel when so far as to recognize jerusalem as well as capital. but now some members of the current congress are suggesting that the mounting economic and military aid to israel be made conditional. i'd say that so all works well thought, but i don't think if i started off with that we ever got the more we already know, james baker policy here. no intent to use the millions of dollars of 8 as liberty to cook israel as military and political excess. the hug rather than the rod, is this president's choice. mike kinda, i'll just say era washington. and that's it for me to clock out for this these up,

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