the most of the of the office hours headline stories, israel returned a t h. all identified on partially decomposed bodies, took gaza. but for a change in the end table, refusing to accept, put forth sits on so for information about where and how the died is provide as large numbers of anti war protesters down the right side, u, n. h 2 in new york, v. as really impala city and leaders arrived to deliver their speeches up, the annual general assembly stopped his crime. stop it now. stop killing children and women. stop the genocide and stop sending weapons to is real. we will not stop until we reach all our goals. during his visit to the united states, the new leader fucking a dash, admits approach tests,

which resulted in him saving power in the country are quote, meticulously, design the this is our teacher. now still, my name's you'd only like 30 minutes of using views starts. now we begin in dallas, where israel has sent a laurie with some a t h policy any and bought it used to the sides of the enclave. providing new information. however, on their identities or cause of death. the palestinian health ministry says it's suspended the process of receiving the corpses until full details are provided. gallons and officials say they're waiting for the names ages in general so, but the seems to be supplied as many of the bodies are probably decomposed. the health ministry also reached out to the international committee of the red cross who are usually involved in such a process is, let's say they only received an apology from the organizations 1st failing to

follow the protocol doctor working in this trip described what the numbers monetize have arrived to us, some of them a complete bonus, some a fragment, but the fragments have decomposed to have some of the board is we can't open the refrigerator, only contain it to deal with them. and we can take it the owners to transport them to the cemetery, and there will be bad, rich evidence of war crimes by these red occupation. army is inside the contain of the situation is very bad. the smell is unbearable with the inform through the united nations agency. the non those monetize will arrive in these containers. there are many monetize. we don't know the numbers were told, it was 18, but we could not come then because of the inability of medical stuff to deal with them and to see of diseases spread inside these neighborhoods. but according to published ending authorities, the latest truck sent by israel is the 5th and less than a year. it's being reported that guns that has received hundreds of decomposing on

the 10 to 5 bodies following their tober 7th terrorist attack by him off and on april, a mass grave with more than 300 corpses buried bias really forces wasn't coverage. you may recall in the southern city of can you this? well, we spoke to published in british writer on political level as i feel about the one on this. he says israel's actions are on the front to the un to international law and decency of large. this is a really very clear, we'll move from that is that i decided that the on the button by the is to uh, the health and ministration and guys, uh, i think this is really an insult to and so, and especially basic, used to so what, so what, who are they? uh, what's the names where they quit, to which way with the with can. yeah. so it is, it is actually very, very in something complex that i need to do. so, you know,

there is no dignity of the best people and gods i that's, that's the best kind of my behavior is that can be a cop indications. bad days that any of you all really nothing to, to split. they have noticed that all to the scene and what, what are they on, i live or that. so it is very clear that there is a way to say, we don't, we don't care about that person. no, we don't care about the united nation. we don't care about anybody, so we want to do what we want to do. so what we and that's, that's the, that's what the business kind of practice there are actually doing in gaza. i'm also on the west bank now, and we don't know what will happen even south limit and data. so it is, if, if this isn't a trademark to thoughts or people to credit people, to ask me notice speak to the people to view many people. um, this is about it, but a good example for this. meanwhile, this really defense forces say they've attacked over 200 quote,

his bullet targets in lebanon, and the past 24 hours. the idea of also posted video will find her chance hitting those positions earlier. the is really military and once it had killed has bull as grown unit come on during the strike on barrett, the militant group has no itself confirmed the death of mohammed hussein serrano on despite israel's allies calling for a cease fire. the prime minister saves his forces, will press on with the result. that is my policy, our policy is clear. we are continuing to strike has blow with full force. and we will not stop until we reach all our goals, chief among them to secure return of northern residents to their homes. well, he got quite the welcome thousands gathered, i'd side you and h q in your component. benjamin netanyahu is arrivals for the general assembly session blocking manhattan straits on stopping traffic. around a dozen people were arrested,

protestors condemned israel's actions and goes on demanded an immediate cease far the policy and you need are also address the assembly who the boss called into question. if israel should hold membership of the united nations while civilians are dying from its own going into and i will apply to stop this crime. stop it now . stop killing children and women stop the genocide to stop sending weapons to was real stress. the need to immediately stop the war. the international community must immediately impose sanctions on israel. we regret that the us administration, the world's democracy, the largest democracy in the world would be 3 times obstructed draft resolutions of the security council, demanding israel to observe a ceasefire. and this further encouraged israel to continue its aggression. this is the united states, the very country that was the only member and the security council that voted against granting the state of palestine full membership in the un. we don't deserve membership in the eyes of america. so they use the veto against it, israel,

which refuses to implement united nations resolutions, and that does not deserve to be a member in this international organization. was those remarks were being made, washington was busy topping off the idea of some military stocks to the tune of almost $9000000000.00 that some is part of the $95000000000.00 foreign. a bill signed off in april with large swain's of the techs, peer funded legal aid headings. ways real quick. here. we crunch the numbers over at ortiz, for price of also being filling the streets of the british capital to bring attention to the ongoing is really offensive and level. many of those rallying ways, palestinians, and lebanese flags. protesters also help bonner's which red, strong arming is really on chunk. that is, really, is a terrorist state. we've heard from some of the attendants who purch sanctions against west jerusalem to be imposed showed no

ex, the gradient bus. it is one of the different complete. 8 and immediate sees there are people who the size of the everyone is very worried that was really strikes all levels are continuing for a 5th day in a row. no lebanese, that's all right. so you say at least 2 people were killed and 50 wounded in the latest idea of attacks on pay. route suburbs is really strikes it. a 10 story

residential block in a densely populated area of the country's capital for a large palestinian refugee camp is located or corresponded in bay route for being more about how tense the situation currently is. the conflict has been raging. we know that has the law has launched numerous rockets over the course of the past few hours overnight, mostly so much so that there is a shift in the tactics or the operations strategy with respect to these attacks. we know, like we don't early this week, the attack sizeable of what's coming out. we're specifically focused on northern territories of israel's and they were so we interesting this way closer towards the capital of a kind of even what we're looking at right now is these attacks overnight specifically targeted the capital of israel and to the surrounding suburbs. and these attacks are on the intensifying that were reports over the course of the past few days, suggesting that the rocket fire that has the lives been undertaking has been so

frequently so demanding that the air i've and dog in. at some point, while i failed to intercept a number of miss selves which resulted in the explosions across the state of israel . and there's been, of course, a great deal of back forces when the military has been responding how these attacks are continuing. the situation as of all the tasks of these attacks are also leading to an influx of internally displaced people, people waiting from the south. we know that the situation is 11, east capital is just that much dire as well. when we 1st arrived last week, the capital was essentially a ghost town. we were having discussions with the local, suggesting that there's nobody on the street. we were having issues interviewing people, talking to them, understanding the situation, but ever since the wave of violence took place. and this essentially, and that is an issue to a full place. war is where the words of the lebanese health minister, the people have been closely making their way towards the lebanese capital. it's a lot more crowded. it's a lot more densely populated in comparison. but we also visited some of these

refugee chances productivity terms within the capital of beatles. we spoke to some of the locals, and besides speaking to them, we could see the after the dfcs of war, that the times have endured over the course of the past few decades ever since of mid to late 19 hundreds. and whatever is real, attached loving on these camps are not spared, as well as that to some of those to, to let the local there of a virtual. but as a local count close to the suburbs, such as that with them is what happened is an ongoing crime committed by the is really enemy and we witness the scene. every day. a predominant, the residential and densely populated neighborhood was subjected to miss all attacks. as part of the ongoing brutality. unfortunately, as i have learned, some people have been killed and others injured. you managed to sit down with the 11 east health minister. we're going to show that an interview that you did earlier in full in just a moment. but give us

a sense of all of the main parts of what he wanted to convey to you on their audience. well, 1st and foremost, he said that the ministry itself is a position where it is ready. it is prepared to face the challenges. but as of course, this does not necessarily mean that there welcoming it in, in any way possible, but the words that he spoke the words that came out of his mouth, especially when he said that the country is in a full fledged war. that was concerning because up until this point we've been discussing, will there be a full scale award? will we be subject to this on the lebanese matters or believes that he believes that the country is that what with israel, the attacks that have been ongoing, of course, have been the most violent attacks since 2006 in fact, even more violent than the warrant 2006, the casualties that announced it over the course of about a month 34 days have it's actually been tallied up in a matter of just a few days. so the health minister believes that the situation is volatile, is worrying for the most part. but it also says that as the lebanese people that they will do everything they can to ensure that they can get through this. once

more, you know, the media has open access to all the areas and then unlike because with the, as i that's not allowed to meet, you have to go in and from the, the, the, what this, what to, what's happening in the process and 11 and the media can go on everywhere and therefore the media can be assisting whether those were civilians or whether the store has eventually it is on the 2nd the, you know, the excuse that the, you know, is it i is giving that people who are hiding midsize at that homes, i mean, how can you hide? it goes and assigns in your apartment. i think this is an insult to the intelligence of people to claim that the people hide those most thoughts. so if you look at the areas, that's what's target. some of those areas where, who disagree or politically, completely opposite to as well. and to claim that you know,

some of these villages where they wouldn't know the emphasis on actually hiding weapons or has been the opposite. this is ridiculous. so i think that, you know, that is the end of the evidence is very clear. and finally, we need to remember that the is today and has used the same excuse and cutting tens of thousands of women and children, and in the us. and uh they are using the same excuses again and 11 and unfortunately the emissions community who are allowed to get away with, with infinity for it's at the shootings. and, and because that is now also allowing is, are you going to make these false claims about what you can watch the entire t all 5 exclusive interview granted to us with the 11 east health minister on ortiz rumble. another big story of the day,

countries of the global sized are set to launch an initiative aimed at ending the ukraine conflict. it's called friends of peace. the announcement was made after a meeting between chinese and brazilian officials on the sidelines of the un general assembly in china, of pakistan. and other like minded countries in the global cells, are about to establish the friends of peace initiative on the ukrainian crisis, which is an effort made by china pakistan and the countries in the global south to seek peace. the friends of peace is not a close group, but an open platform. it does not see competition or confrontation, but conducts inclusive dialogue. the friends of peace aims to make an objective in rational boys and will play a constructive role in the political settlement of the ukrainian issue. well, we can discuss this live now with bio chang, leo, director of the center for international business ethics up asians,

university of international business and economics. dr. lee, all you're most welcome the copy freeze i mentioned have spoken previously of the critical need for a diplomatic solution. to the conflict, but this marks the 1st time i've, i'm thinking right in saying in that they've formalized an initiative, your thoughts on it, as well. as a matter of fact, china has been extremely concerned. whereas the crisis that is still going on and it has made a tremendous about and also continuous effort, us trying to see what it was that much of a sudden the issue and china and brazil are leading members of the brick countries and also representative the of the entire global sales people, particularly in the global south, really feel such a destructive effect on the global industrial supply chain and over the livelihood

of people. and also they have their own understanding of justice in that regard. so the 6 point of their uh, to de escalate and possibly to have a ceasefire. and then to have an equitable participation by all parties involved in this a conflict. and then to provide the human in tearing a on a to promote a more of the affair. a peaceful settlement instead of a confrontation, the confrontation, i think this is really rather positive and constructive solution to such as that ation. but having said that, they are, they also gather more of, uh, the support from many more of the other countries. and now uh the uh, the licensee is not really very happy simply because you didn't really mention that the nazi asia of the one that slots the wall or, you know, you didn't really,

you know, come up with the right kind of justice. but as a matter of fact, you know, the, uh, this is really the beginning, and this is really a proof of step that is moving to watch the justice. right. can i just expand and one of your laughter points there? we recalls not him or zalinski lashing i'd on both china and other global side nations for even suggesting a piece deal previously. so how common agreement be reached if the countries, the fact to leader appears not willing to compromise as well. i think they uh, if we really go back and review the 12 points a peaceful settlement on chinese standpoint, that was proposed by a china in february of 2023. it was very clear on with the leading us the point was that really the actual respect

commission and charter principles of the united nations and respect the sovereignty, integrity of all countries, regardless of the size of their wells over the stress of the center. so therefore there has to really come up was the, a very clear line is that who owns, you know, what type of territories i know who is there to, to be played. and then to take care of the people that is being damaged. so these are really the clear issue so that the, it is also very firm that there shall not be afraid of sovereign territory. and so right in the independence in for uh for us on a thought settlement in the piece. so therefore, i think the friends of peace is not really a friends of appeasement in that regard. and then the people to realize them, particularly those leaders realize that this is going to bring to any positive and

if we will continue. so therefore, for are the responsibility of, for, for their own people and for the peace of, of the world. i don't for the humor, i'm not, it is really time to reflect on, you know, what can be achieved. you know, sure was all the pros and cons so that you know, there can be quickly a decision as how to come to the negotiated shape table with a, a decent and also constructed proposals. so this is really important and also drawn to present patients by the or the immediate stakeholders are also very important. a put, it should not be a one sided decision or one sided work decision. can i ask you then? is there a well no overwhelming reason why western lead a so called peace initiatives haven't been successful today as well as this

one. they are trying to stand this very clear section does not really solve the problem. does not really help the people actually that's going to further jeopardize the livelihood of their, of the people. and the 2nd they continue to supply it. i mean, nation, um and also uh the, uh, the other type of information is a part of kind of really escalate instead of the great, the war. um then the, uh, now they also see that, uh, the russia is not there to back down. so therefore, uh, seems fire and also uh, pulling off the troops uh from you. when would be the initial and this is sir, a gesture that has not been seen uh so far. but right now we can see that the war has really escalated to search. the stats, the, both sides are really stuck in each other's territories with their troops. so it is

really the hind time for the global community to see such a situation and to protect the humanity in order to really to solve such and that sort of issue. so they, and also the, uh, is a sweet spot and peace conference with all the participation of russia was really not really welcome to because i simply, it doesn't really bring the gesture really to solve the problem, but rather to escalate such a sort of attention. so therefore, i think, you know, this can easily be consider the uh, between the 6 points raised by, uh, china approx down in brazil and also, you know, actually it has a lot more in common with the less it gives 10 points. so i think a really misread the 6 point and now you know, people need to come back to the right type of my front mindframe instead of

emotional or express their distress and then come with a rational, unfair solution. and just while we have you in the program, because this a, this is news from just a number of hours that goes. so it's being digested, as you say, though, there's so many. so many countries appear behind it. and what kind of momentum will this need to actually to, to not only take holes but to sustain, to, to last, as well as you say they are, there are a lot of leadership, that's a really good part of our responsibility. and so now we see that the full supply to many of the under large areas are really in a critical order on that. so the un has been calling on that have many of the social societies are really producing of pride for it. so therefore, responsibility of leadership requires your sympathy and the opposite. and 2nd,

we see that, you know, people lose their lives on daily basis on the battlefields. and then dot beach leaders are also take care of their own boys and goes on the battlefields that they and then they need to take a long range we don't need today. so. busy it is not really the session of territories on that. that's really important. look at those, you know, smaller countries, you know, by singapore. uh, you know, uh many elders who can really prosper by no opening the, a market by trade and by invigorating their domestic economy. so that they have more cooperation with global global community. so this is something is really important. and the other thing is that a national security is not really how much, you know, how much buffer you can build on a whole whole higher or you can't really set up. but rather,

it is there to build of your own economic express on the, gave the a better and likelihood of their people so that you can really build a stronger, you know, the sense of part you cannot make much and also to cover out a very respectable image in a global community. it's just one other point. are you surprised by the lack of, of piece that were being used in context to the ukraine conflict as opposed to other at wars on violence around the world? it appears this, this isn't huge. this, this piece process this, this what we use just being language. do you think that we're going to start to hear more about that? because at the moment it's all about stopping russia on piece is, is put to the site. i think you really found

a very simple question. so they, uh there are 4 pieces there to benefit the people. but right now, it seems that there's more of a right one sided view on the so the much look like, and these are russia and the same. so the russia is really there to play the key leverage. but the uh, you know, in a chinese saying that, uh, no one had a current, really crap. so therefore, you know, the, uh, is not only uh, the people or the country for a well between rusher and the prince. but a many other countries who are really lending has or holding hands behind it also need to reflect that, you know, what is really the best solution to help those people to save their lives and to live the better and the peaceful life. so this is the, uh, this is really the final uh, the testament, uh, as whether, you know, uh,

solutions can be found out. and uh, yes, as the you mentioned that a piece is there to come with the fear of the solution instead of uh, you know, pushing uh, one side to the i did that. so i think this is now the time for reflection on time for rational calculation and also time for really for construction instead of uh, you know, engaging in disruptive deals. well, thanks so much for going through all those different topics with us. it's very much appreciated at dr. about china, the director of the center for international business ethics at the university of international business and economics. many things, or you know, i doing a visit to the united states, the new leader of bangladesh has admitted that the protest which resulted in him taking power in the country were, quote, meticulously designed well,

mister mohammed shipping this mass of with the u. s. secretary of state, on sunday, blinking the meeting took place on the sidelines on the un general assembly in the city. anthony blinking express us supports all the interim leader and spoke of his hopes for future democratic elections in finding a dash. but the visit was interesting. beyond just the formal exchanges, as we mentioned, let's get more on bots from our correspond winter and charlotte joining us from new delhi ring. true and good to see you. i'm quite a telling admission i would say from mr. eunice, what else? the button that that she at leader shared during that visit of the just as important. it is the one to stand. what else? he said it is important to understand where he said that who he shared the stage with why he said what he said. so you do see you and is talking on the stage off in

the u. s. this is the source of the sidelines of the u. n. g and box. this is after bill clinton foundation, where he was sharing the stage with the former us off president the penguin. in fact, uh this is where he went to to see, and he wasn't been seeing his boards at all. he went on to say that the 4 tests that took place in bangladesh, they were very well up the street indeed. and suddenly rocked beavens suddenly from nowhere happens. but this happened as it was admitted to miss lambs, which was in the world. so he had done no shame in accepting that, in fact he how's that handled? the leader. in fact, uh, i know who he went on to say was the reason behind this. the susan for testing the fact, the photos that started and bonded the base, it started off from all your pulled on your full desk, which was received for you was some hoops or the other and then that's fine. and

didn't do anything government for the test, which also missy left to the outstanding of she seen on the form a bundle of the show. prime minister. in fact, remember we want to shake a c not in the bottom to back in the data. very often we mention how the us, once the machine change along the beach, in fact some of the statements here and also her. i'll start with some in fact, neither unconcern statements. but she went on to say that the us had its eyes on a particular island and they wanted to for you to be there if she wouldn't give them that out to the us. she would have still stayed in paula. having said that, they was really not the instant ahead of the going on with us and self holding the hand of us to his leader and see that all of these mistakes. and he is a newness to be.