and did exorcise hear the story on told to how does era the is really strikes to target the house full of people in darrow bala, at least 24 palestinians are killed. the i'm sort of any good to have you with us. this is ours, is your life from the also coming up, the psychological injuries have led children as young as 5 to tell us that they would prefer to die. a warning about the invisible total of the war for the most vulnerable palestinians in gauze. yet more than 75 to use the largest of understanding and people has been treated as an exception to the international law. katara tells the international court of justice the israel's

occupation of palestinian territory is illegal and a threat to international security. in the us and the european union impose new sanctions on russia a day before the 2 year anniversary of the stores of the war on you create the we start with the latest developments for miss rose war on gaza. airstrikes have targeted a house full of people in darrow, by the killing at least 24 palestinians, many of the dead or children. some of the wounded have been taken to a nearby uh, access hospital. but the facility has extremely limited capabilities. high, the low soft alexa hospital, which is the only function in the hospital when the central government has received many didn't injured most of phone with children, women, an hourly, we expect to receive many more victims, as reported by the ambulance service, who was still of the attack size,

this attack comes within the framework of genocide and the continuous the question against the people. as you can see with not equipped to receive such large numbers, the victims of the zeros tower, cowboy zoom is life for us and rough as southern gaza. tarik, what's been happening over the last few hours before i before it came on air, we had reports of new is really strikes across the strip. yes, that's right. to bombard, meant from land and sea, did not stop and continued founding different parts of gauze. as right now we have, we are hearing the sound of the is ready surveillance, the drones hovering over the sky or roof. our district becomes hear loud explosions from the city of cloud. eunice alongside that previous targeting today had killed at least 222 palestinians alongside with 50 others at least being wounded. according to the palace, the minister of hills in derek by like town off to a residential building, belongs to opposites or family,

had been completely reduced to the russell as my efforts being made by the civil defense cruise to evacuate the injuries from under uh, the ruffles of the destroyed buildings bought one of the latest developments a roof district, as you can see right now. what the becky ground of, of me, a number of residents, women, young children, now living right now, the street off to receiving a cold from these very military forces to evacuate to the area that they are living in because they are about to bombard residential building. those people have started to rush to evacuate and they have been taking shelter right now on the vicinity of the way to hospital until this very moment. we do not know if the house will be bombarded or not, or it could be a part of the study. psychology kind of will be lost against palestinian. some spoke to the southern bar in the past. our executive, i've been hearing also loud confrontations in the city of hutton, especially in the southern part where the east valley military quite cool, that drones keep hovering over that topic. i'm sorry, i'm going to have to interrupt you because we're going to take our viewers to

a live event that the un headquarters in new york. this is the un security council, the russian it, and bachelor to you and speaking. this is about the 2 year mark of the ukraine was for some for associates and you have a few exclusions we do now does not have an independent yes. good afternoon, nick, if it comes to foreign policy, there are no ministers of foreign affairs. they're simply officials who claim that they are foreign ministers with foreign policy is in the hands of brussels. well, brussels is in the hands of washington. so maybe you can answer a rhetorical question. what is the added value each? what is the added value of the statements by officials that were written under dictation other than an opportunity to show themselves off on the television of their countries well stating their unconditional unstinting support for the key of clients. you can use mistakes in new york and we have a representative of the you with the you when he could have spoken on behalf of

everyone, the e u, as a common foreign policy and common security policy. what could you possibly add to that was maybe you could tell us about the weapons that you're supplying to the criminal key of regime, which we use is not to target military facilities, but rather have peace for the peaceful civilians in russian cities or participate in the representative of the united kingdom could tell us maybe how his former prime minister burst johnson dissuaded the key of authorities to conclude an agreement in april 2022. the hell are already been initialed, an agreement with russia. that's encouraging key of to continue fighting and condemning to death. tens of thousands of ukrainians or with them thrown into the, to the front desk as a cannon fodder system. by the way, we're aware of all of you yesterday when the counsel yesterday was discussing the middle eastern piece process of the situation. and guys, where was the secretary general?

i just want to remind everyone that not a single european union country, the fact that a single western country not a single time and put forward an initiative to convene even one, just one meeting on guys in guys of the number of victims among the civilian population. as a result of bleeding violations of international humanitarian law by israel over the past 4 and a half months, most of them are women and children as far exceeded the numbers of the military conflicts that have occurred over the past few years. this is more than eloquently speaks to your hypocrisy and double standards. i would, i want to warn you in advance that i don't intend to listen to the ritual mantras of representatives a european states and they can practice their eloquence in front of each other. clogging the airwaves with their hypocritical statements in the statement that the russian federation, i would like to warmly welcome the secretary general's distinguished ministers and

other high level representatives present in the security council chamber. your presence today on this course, the importance of the subject matter on the discussion. in accordance with rules, 37 of the counsellors professional rules of procedure. i invite the representative of croatia, germany between your luxembourg, the kingdom of the netherlands, north macedonia, for land, for to go and ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided the security council will now begin it's consideration of item 2 of the agenda. i know, give the floor to the secretary general, his excellency, mr. antonio quoterush, made them precedent exigencies. united nations shot tubs and international law all guides to creating golds free from disclosure of watch. yet,

garages, full screen vision of ukraine, directly violated bolts. as we have this on the deck, it seems to us as a temp to the legal indexation of u. gainesville tunnels, republic of guy, nia, and the city of sylvester ball. the water new grand remains an open wound at the hobbs of you to is lifetime foot piece. adjust piece based on the united nations job at the international law. and general assembly resolutions met them. president. the charter is many people call. united nations is based on the principle of solve the equality of all its members. international disputes should be settled by peaceful means, and both states shall refrain from the steps or use of force against the 3030 integrity on the political independence of any other states. mechanisms to settle disputes i've set off in chapter 6 of the chart. this. the include negotiation,

inquiry, mediation contribution. i'd be sedation, visual settlements, and resorts to regional agencies or arrangements. these must be the tools we use to set them, grievances, made them presidents. our world is that the k all take moments following the cold water. and then the beauty of that, if you need polarity, we are now making good turbo in transition to is yet uncertain. multi polar will follow relations are unclear, creating a sense of use, the ability and the impunity all bought of us out of the results of history. many communities divided by those bought of those. many people leaving on one side's f, thrown ethnic called to the links to communities on the other side. can we afford

to address different interpretations of history, which i've so wide spread that on the world. so the war, or you must by distribute to the wisdom of ethic and leave this and follow that example. colonial powers, including my own country, divided the continent of africa. we list of a band as they the, the, not the parts of the world. but suppose the independence leave this to the trying to change bottles was opened up and thought as box of bloodshed and seeds even greater grievances. in my experience, it's extremely difficult for people to agree on the past. what is more important than the less difficult is to help them agree on the future and to agree on the future, the international law and the police people. so talking to you in charge of the, including respect for a thought or integrity and the police going dependence of states are fundamental.

this is why the russian evasion of ukraine. you such a dangerous precedent made them presidents. in any war, everyone suffers. but the people of ukraine are suffering appallingly from the water inflicted on them by adoption. over 10 of the house calls and civilian man, women and children have been killed. the still fee good is likely higher damage and destruction of hospital schools, those facilities and see really mean for the section of these frequent and then defy 90 education. and they'll scan facilities with them. is all these thriving generally alone? and then means the brutal reading test over 380000 villages across the country. what we don't feel like 3 cpo nearly these months. according to the canadian energy company, united nations as documented, widespread and disturbing brutality. or depending on the international commission of inquiry, the all new cranes,

the parts of the civilians and prisoners starter than more than $200.00 it's cases of sexual violence. mostly, but not only at the hands of the russian federation forces. all potatoes must be able to account. manual canadians are experiencing the leaving nightmare of losing . they have children, all children that that'd be in the park. it must be an even live tv that families nearly formulate new canadians have been inside of these places, including almost a 1000000 children. and over 14 and all for 1000000 people inside the account, they need you meditating. this is you may have 10 days programs get it all by the united nations ballpark. notice, but i think we'd already going to be in part of notice reached 11000000 people last 2 years. that's included providing live saving food. what else got and shelter as well as what of going to remove that they have the explosives, the fleet that you could, i mean landscape yet accessed to it on the one in the hall for 1000000 people is

extremely restricted. that must change effects again. so many teddy items and see if you need me for the structure must stop and they are just on those 2 funding full, the city point, $1000000000.00 us dollars appeal to football, to create a new many, 10 of these balls planning to practice. and so that we can continue all vital. what as mother, i'm not busy though. not of president. i guess 50 gallon won't do my life popular. the war is also hurting the people of russia in the east. thousands of young russians are dying on the front lines and she's probably up to civilians hit by. strikes on russian cities are also sufferings, that of the danger of the conflict, escalating and expanding is very real and around the world she keeps, the war is deep. you name geo political divide, sees little study, you see it is, it is found named regional instability and shrinking of the space available to address other urgent global issues. address is undermine name to shared norms and

values that make us all say for nicole. 3, actually the, the concept. he's got a celebrated to search in food prices, economic shocks, and a global cost of living crisis. hitting developing countries still recovering from corporate 19 the hardest approach. in addition, get home the prospect of this war, resulting in nuclear accident chill spines around the world on both sides to the control of all possible measures. to prevent that from happening at all nuclear sites across the country, the international atomic energy agency will continue to support these efforts continue while it does go. and we will also keep pushing for freedom and safety of navigation in the block c. and that badly, you can see that ukrainian or russian fluid inferred lyder's fertilizers, frequent the global market. somebody speaks without restrictions, but i'm not because you don't exceed lots. madam president,

excellence is created since russia is full scale invasion of ukraine. we had 2 years of fighting, 2 years of suffering for 2 years stoking global tensions and straining global relations. see enough, me believe the last shot that the scorning the charter has been the problem, the on the honoring it is the solution of a deal. they speak to you that means honoring the sovereignty, independence, unity, and territory. the integrity of your crane within its internationally recognized borders. it is time to re commit to the charger clubs and to renew respect for international law in the dash as the past peace and security in ukraine and around the world. thank you. i time the secretary general for his briefing. i know give the floor to the members of the club. okay. we've just been listening to the secretary general,

the united nations. he was briefing the security council in new york, and you're as we are just about to hit the 2 year mark of the start of the war in ukraine. there will be multiple speakers, the united states. russia will speak, ukraine will speak as well. that will be a little later for now. so let's go to gabriel. elizondo. gabriel. you're at u. n. h q in new york, so that ukraine war is an open wound at the heart of europe. that was um mr. gutierrez is opening statement. what did you make of what he had to say as well? i think he's trying to remind the world, quite frankly, of what's going on and ukraine, and remind to a lesser degree, perhaps even russia, that the eyes of the world, or at least in the view of antonio gutierrez, the secretary general, are still on ukraine. and the conflict there clearly uh it is without the exception or without doubt if you will,

that the focus right now of much of the world including the united nations, including the security council as a body is focused on gaza and israel's war on guys or for obvious reasons, however, as we approached the 2 year anniversary of the conflict in ukraine, i think this was really the secretary general's chance if you will, to really pull people together and give a broad brush stroke outline of where he thinks things stand if you will on this and i think he pointed out something fairly important, he said, and he's kind of speaking to the whole border issue and the history of who controls what part of south and eastern ukraine. and what have you says, you know, in my experience, it's extremely difficult for people to agree on the past, the secretary general said, what is more important and less difficult is to help them agree on the future. and i think that's what he's trying to for shadow here is saying,

let's put everything behind us. let's figure out how to reach some sort of peace agreement or bring peace to ukraine in this conflict. but clearly, the reality on the battlefield right now is very different. and we actually even heard from the ukraine's foreign minister who spoke at the general assembly earlier on friday. who said, we have no plans in negotiating, any sort of agreement with russia right now, given a situation on the ground. gabriel, i wonder what you're expecting from the rest of the proceedings. uh, i've got this list of speakers in front of me. 25 speakers, including the us, including ukraine and including russia. i would know that russia's ambassador to the you when i actually made a a point of order or some technical point just before the secretary general spoke. and he said, i won't be listening to you because you are because i already have proof of your head, paul christie in this matter. yeah,

that's right. russia will often do this called points of order. they're a permanent member of the security council, so they are well within their right to do this. russia will be speaking a little later in this meeting. however, russia feels quite frankly, that they're being gang up on if you will, to put it in kind of swaying terminology. they feel as the west, as sort of just taking ukraine side and this and is not listening to their side of this and, and, and so that's sort of what you were hearing from the russian and pastor. we heard him say that earlier today in the general assembly as well when he was giving his remarks basically saying in his words, that the west is trying to paint this black and white that ukraine is good and russia is bad. and he says it's just simply much more complex than that. and we've heard from the russian ambassador that they will continue with what they call their special military operation,

but that they're also open to peace negotiations. a bottom line though is out of these 24 countries that will be speaking. we expect all of them to voice support for ukraine and also to support voice support for the un charter. and to try to remind russia if you will, that they are in violation of international law and the charter. the charter that really binds this organization here together. and that was one of the main points that the secretary general was making as well. that the u. n. is based on the sovereignty of its members, and that everyone's sovereignty and boarders must be respected. gabriel, it is under thank you very much. we'll speak to you again as i said, the united states and russia and ukraine expected to speak. so you will be following those for us. thank you. are you an agency for palestinian refugees? owner ross says it has reached a breaking point. this is the same time the israel is stepping up. it's demand to dismantle the agency. 16 countries including the u. s. u k and germany have

suspended funding. i don't watch the phillip plaza really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threat to lead anchor reports drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stall vacation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding displaced, palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready stopping. then i had, let me have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old. old roads lead to death if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman? we will starve to death. northern garza has been almost entirely cutoff from life

saving 8 since late october deliveries, a dependent on security clearances from these really ministry agencies, the q soldiers deliberately blocking supplies and this had got a lot more shut off. we have no clean water and they're forced to drink sewage water. we pray to all of you watching us have mercy on us. we are dying for the release a to be delivered in the north. children are austin was effected using the stuff is wound did around 335000 on the 5 are high risk of severe mile nutrition. unpreventable death is the impact of israel's lessons. some children have said they'd rather die than some of the horrors of the will. the children who do support this war will not only the visible wounds of traumatic injuries, but the invisible ones to those of repeated displacements, constant fear,

i'm witnessing family members and literally dismember before the rise. as the psychological injuries have led children, as young as 5 to tell us that they would prefer to die is rolls on. the basing attacks have left causa, unrecognizable streets that were once busy with great grief and restaurants. now a distant memory for it, stopping population g duyka out as there are a couple of whom is in rough, a southern gaza tarik. um sorry, i had to interrupt you earlier, but thank you very much for your patience. was standing by, as the report that we just saw, amply demonstrates the humanitarian situation in gaza continues to reach new loads well as serial. in fact, to the situation on the ground in terms of the food security, which security becomes, becomes complete. e, tony,

as people are still suffering from incredible level of desperation on unprecedented critical levels of also finding that is hitting different areas in goals and specifically into another at parts where people that are completely suffering from a very notable mountain nutrition, specifically large a bun, ripple segments of the community that includes in children elderly people, pregnant women and the looms side that people that do not find anything to feed on . they are right now feeding an animal feed ross as they are completely i have nothing to is survive on this specifically. but even one of the past few hours, they've been seeing people to try to flee from the other. it goes because of farming and they have been attacked and exposed to these verify, 1st thing them to return back again to the newest, as food experts around the world of urging for an immediate cease fire to and alpha uh, that sustainable, unconditional humanitarian assistance to be delivered to that very desperate part

of the territory, which it means that any kind of military for the expansion of strikes with success of faith are really a group. they think humanitarian crisis, where people are cooling for an immediate help for them in order to say what has to be left from the, from the palestinian community in that very bit disparate parts of the territory. tara capitalism reporting from ross. i thank you, tara is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is demanding that hon must be shut down as part of the post floor plan that he submitted to his security cabinets . this proposal does not exclude the palestinian authority from governing the strip in the future, but it does say israel will maintain what it calls, freedom of action and the entire strip without a time limit. houses are as homeless, so who isn't occupied east jerusalem from the internet. yeah. who's viewed who will be running gaza when the war is over and he lost it quite vague. in this document that he presented to his security cabinet

about his plans for the day after a gauze of the war, the day after the war is overrun, there in gaza. so quite vague, but it doesn't specifically say that the palestinian authority is not going to rule gaza. he says that round their elements, localized elements with management experience will step in to take over the civil matters. but again, not directly saying that the p a can't be involved here on the topic of reconstruction and rebuilding. he says that arab states of israel's choosing will come in and rebuild the gaza strip and split the bill for essentially what we have had gulf states privately. tells me is really government that they are not going to pay for the destruction, but israel has left behind and their continuous assaults on gaza. now when it comes to the d militarization, this is something these really prime minister says is necessary to happen in order for israel to feel secure so that nothing happens. there is no sort of attack on

israel once again on the topic of the is really military. he says they're essentially going to have free reign. they're going to go in to gaza, however they see fit whenever they see fit to conduct military operations. so we are talking about a military occupation here, similar to what we see across the occupied west bank on a daily basis. so these really prime minister not really giving a lot of details, leaving it quite vague. and some are saying that's because he wants a broader consensus among his government. remember there's a lot of pressure from the right wing members of his coalition. and there's also international pressure by the united states for there to be some sort of plan for the day after the war on guns a is over. all right, honda so who reporting from occupied east jerusalem. thank you very much. i it is the 5th day of hearings at the international court of justice, the c j, which is examining the legal consequences of israel as decades long the occupation

of palestinian lands. the un task the world court with this 2 years ago. now, more than 50 countries of providing legal testimony, most states have called for an end to his really occupation and settlement activities. guitars representative at the court argued that israel's occupation is illegal and a threat to international security. international law must be upheld and all circumstances must be applied equally to all, and there must be accountability for all violations yet more than 75 to use the life of the palestinian people has been treated as an exception to the international court of law. mister president, members of the court, you have to clear mandate and indeed the responsibility to remedy this unacceptable situation. the credibility of the international legal order depends on

your opinion. and the states cannot be hire. indeed, as are able to decide, go more on the people of pleasure showing that this is the the situation in palestine is the most depressing threat to international peace and security. the set today marks 2 years since rush at launched its invasion of ukraine. russian president vladimir putin insist that most goes goals remain the same despite the additional fighting of the last 24 months. here we go shopping out of the reports from moscow. on february, the 24th $20.00 to $22.00 russian presidents floods you made peace and announced the purpose of russia's made a trip ration was to protect people who are subjected to bullying and genocide. but the key of regime 2 years old and people in the russian speaking provinces of

ukraine are refusing to speak russian and choosing you praying and instead. well, russia has captured around 20 percent of ukrainian land attached phone. you region states tire tree page and says, russia's winning all fronts, the wrist and full of disco, which russia had been trying to capture since the beginning of the invasion is portrayed as one of the greatest victories, the ukrainian governments that russia initially wanted to topple as part of as the and that's if occasional strategy is still in place while the entire city is a race to the ground with millions of people displaced, appointment, there was confidence at the beginning that ukraine was with us only the nazis were against us. we felt would defeat the easily then ukraine would meet us with flowers . perhaps the mistake which calls to crane.