press tvs and brief israel continues to bomb the gaza strip claiming more civilian lives in the besieged territory. the israeli aggression out its 20th day saw dozens of air strikes targeting resident buildings in several areas including gaza city, khanuns and rafa, the jabali refugee camp in northern gaza was also hit. two separate resolutions drafted by the us and russia on israel's ongoing war on the besege. gaza strip have failed to gain enough support in the un security. council, the russian resolution which called for humanitarian ceasefire in the gaza war was vedoed by the us and the uk. iran's foreign. minister urges the un to hold

israel accountable for its war crimes against palestinians in the besieged gaza strip. hossain amir abdullahan says israel's intensive bombardment of gaza and remarks made by its officials show this is a campaign of genocide against palestinian people. the russian president warns at israel's ongoing war on the gaza strip could spread to well beyond west asia with dangerous and destructive consequences. vladimir putin also slammed israel's indiscriminate. bombing of gaza describing the total siege of the territory is a real humanitarian catastrophe. people from all around the globe continue to voice air support for the palestinians, huge rallies were held in malaysia, jordan, the occupied west bank and france people in ramala denounced the french president's visit to the occupied territories.

in september 1978, us president jimmy carter, who was really concerned about peace and security in the world, invited the two sides of major conflict to a meeting. his guests were anwar al sadat, president of egypt and former fighter, the prime minister of israel, minakhen begin. after 30 years of fruitless arab israeli wars, both sides preferred to talk secretly about the conflict for few days. the secret talks needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forested hills. it was camp david, the country retreat for the president of the united states.