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a very welcome. this is on the international coming to life from most guys with the latest world news out. thanks. good to have you with us this. our b is wally paula minutes has passed a bill to the bottom, the un relief and works agencies of palestinian refugees from operating in the country. let's get the latest details now from all t's middle east bureau chief maria from ocean. not good to see maria. so what can you tell us about the details of this unprecedented days really found on, on the was an organization which has been critical and delivering a to civilians in gauze, if over a year now, i make a good evening to you. indeed, on monday, dear, in its 1st winter session, these really parliament passed a little to ben b u. one agency that provides relief to palestinians on the wall from operating within the country and throughout the occupied territories,

including is jerusalem. and the west bank and the slow will also prevent the aid group from accessing the war tone, gaza street. this decision received 92 votes in favor and only 10 against indicating support from legislators. and both the ruling call ation and the opposition is rose key ally, washington has long warned against this decision and reports suggests that the americans supplied pressure on some deputies to block the move. one is really in p even accuse the u. s. and basset, or in a israel, of lobby in a position later as to oppose the bill. even of true, we can see that this pressure didn't seem to be affective. this is a constant virtual, but the dissipated decision has shortly after the war and gas it began. and you remember israel started targeting on the wall at one point. it's even accusing its members of been directly and indirectly involved in how masses october 7 attack on this row is where the government claims that some under was stuff were affiliated

with. the military grove, a charge agency strongly denied how wherever we remember that civil governments suspended funding to the agency earlier these year welding the allegations were still investigated. following the vote, the prime minister's office released the statement asserting that those quote unquote involved in terror activities must be held accountable. that's legal isn't the united nations relief and works agency workers involved in terrorist activities against israel must be held accountable. since avoiding a humanitarian crisis is also essential. sustained, humanitarian aid must remain available in gaza. now in the future. in the 90 days before this legislation takes effect and after we stand ready to work with our international partners to ensure israel continues to facilitate humanitarian aid to civilians and gaza in a way that does not threaten israel security. all the while has already condemned

these rarely parliaments decision calling to move out frasier's inseparably and underwhelmed media advisor has described these real decision as an unprecedented escalation back to and it came well with a ribbon 7 western countries, including as well as top allies the us and the u. k. had warned against the binding of under the law. so has it been and the reaction to be is ready to move so far. it will be folded by us state department officials warrants that day as well. could be temporarily suspended from the you when, if the class that these really call them and pass as a bill to severe relations with another law has this measure would violate the un, tall to and washington has repeatedly expressed deep concern of these really plans targeting the agency, particularly on there was activities in the gaz, a street for a place, and it replaceable role high and delivering humanitarian assistance. and also,

as you remember speaking as a daily briefing on monday, a state department spokesperson said that she would need hearing aid was not reaching people in northern guys. aware these really military has intensified, is, can pay and recently. and the washington would not accept this earlier washington even threatened and that it would suspend it, smelled 3 age to israel. if official television doesn't increase human needs, her in support for gaza had definitely was now on the wall band. we're not going to see that. and the earlier the you also released the statement expressing grave concern over these really decision. let's take commission as well. this legislation stands in stark contradiction to international law and the fundamental humanitarian principle of humanity. and will only exacerbate an already severe humanitarian crisis. potentially halting, essential services such as food, shelter, education, and health care for millions of palestinian refugees and these territories. i am as

you have just mentioned last week. the 4 ministers of 7 is read. the allies have issued a joint statement condemning, proposed is really legislation to bend on the wall and expressing their grave concern over the shut down particular in light of the diet for many tear institution and the guy the street that due to the war there in germany, france, britain in australia, canada, japan and south to we have warned, the bill could have devastating consequences in deal supplied west bank and gaza. but despite tremendous global pressure, we see that each roll chose to pass the bill. so we have to wait and see what consequences will follow back to you. but he, thanks for the update thought team at least be, are safe. maria some notion i thank you for the washington is responsible for the latest escalation between is well on the wrong. that's the accusation from russia's un positive speaking to police as security council session on the middle east and crisis last season,

right. it was really easy to use these really authorities and reason weeks have not hidden the fact that they are preparing to strike at the facilities of the islamic republic. at the same time, the united states and its allies not only did not try to dissuade west jerusalem from this extremely dangerous undertaking, but also directly or indirectly pointed out, that is real allegedly has the right to such a response. thus they acted extremely irresponsibly, as they deliberately provoked a new round of escalation in the middle east. as far as we can tell, washington also supplied west jerusalem with necessary intelligence information for the strikes. we call on the united states to take responsibility for its duties as a permanent member of the security council. and finally, allow the main you in body to use all the tools it has to stop the conflict. ok, well that's close law as well as a warranty. the wrong correspond, good use of to the use of get to see you. so this comes to days off the as well both the wrong in response to the islamic republics, retaliatory missed on slides. an idea space is take us through the main points of

the latest un security council session, please. of course, so from what we heard from it was representative of the un security council to one is um, uncompromising. get it sped, to retaliate of for as well as a tank on saturday. well, it won't, has the call that limited feeble and homeless. it still guards it as a clear violation of its sovereignty and a breach of the international law. so everyone in your boss says that it cannot go on us or either you when it sees emergency meeting, it wasn't boy on your site, you know bonnie described as real strikes and as far as the actual uh, question against his country's territorial integrity. i think that under article 51 of the one charter yvonne has every a legitimate right to retaliate. meanwhile, he slammed the west for its fun conditional support for as well as access. uh uh he said that uh, this makes the west complicit in tel aviv saturdays solved on yvonne. he said,

it's shame was that washington asks it one not to respond. well, refrain, refraining from asking the same from israel. he said, that's a clear instance of double standards school's emotional degree. me knowledge him of his right has for the exams, the why elated international law and the un charter. by committing the bid aid and stuff i position against sovereignty until you told your integrity of your on the you in charleston obligates the call said to deter mine any to the, to the piece with each of the piece or stuff i'd ration and to take decisive measures to do a story, international piece of security. the international community cannot and much and must not to the main site. and in the face of such world nation, the price of decided this is evident in palestine and living on well infinity. but

which ways alicia's side of wireless and your stability across decision because up on the closest to condom, is variety of shows on it quickly and to hold it comfortable for the system of the recorder and for the nations of the international law. of course, saw the emergency meeting was held, that there was requests done that was backed by china, algeria and russia. in his letter to the west secretary general and security council on saturday. it was for administer a boss out of g, urged the world body to take a decisive stands, considering the consequences of what he described as a quote, continuous and systematic is really aggressions. i guess the one not interesting. we are the west here, riley the around israel in full force, the american representative. i think you went to see said 10 wrong called for the session to gas fight as well and play the role of the victim. this is our

washington again reaffirmed its full support for his re all the against any potential with how the ocean from these womic republic. uh, but the west once again proved that it's maybe the only country that fully supported his route there, while even the okay, try to demonstrate a bit of a neutrality by condemning israel. nearly all permanent member, something you want to see except for the us or both sides of the blue line to exercise self was trained to, to end the cycle of violence, which somebody then called and gone as well to the end. it's aggression in lab and on, and of course in gaza we're not sure how and which path that you want to a personal following this major security council meeting. but as the one unit boy to the one summed it up, you said it was reserves, it's wide to answer the states to be able to use as many thanks for the updates on sante z. wrong correspond to the use of july. thank you. thousands of

protesters on raleigh been funds of george's paul events refusing to recognize the routing policies victory and such as a is doing well election people wave the you and us flag the pro western opposition dom onto the re run. i'll correspond to this a bose cub. it's mondays demonstration in tbilisi, which has since ended over here. is the jaime, this whole or vice president. the whole point, if you like, for the opposition who are rejecting the results of the elections that were held here to say, say the park georgia dream of remarkably, the president of georgia, as smooth on the state behind these services. yes. se essentially coordinated 7 if you like the election now. gosh,

we've been through the various, i'm, what's interesting is the representation of protesters or groups from all over europe, from the us radians, canadians, we very large town are saying that george's is not real. sure. the suggestion would be so very, very, very much the narrative use the st. lucie stone and the election for the good lady to go. so i'm have to deliver a news involved for the white. i remember the well they have the rain i or if you like, on the west to the really good

to propaganda on fridays to explain anything else. so i will suggest that the crowd is much smaller than billed and the opposition was suggested as a, the surgeon, the i suggest is probably $10000.00. that security present obviously being in 2016 your position also rejected. so so for the dc, you thought allegations, we've had suggestions for nearly a russian involvement. we see the ocean, different groups from across the world represent. and so far as the protest has

been suggest probably the most go say is full for and most marries have been killed and the country is brianna. bold region. i think the fighters were positive, a group attempting to info stream, sold for a russian territory from ukraine. those eliminated were found to have foreign weapons, equipment and communications equipment, as well as personal items that indicated their affiliation with countries such as the flag of canada or in the private book and publish notebook on tactics written in english. the tattoo of the 2nd battalion of the 75th frame. do a regiment special purpose power she'd reconnaissance us all me was found on one of the bodies. that's not the stuff that's with when we us presidential administration advisor, steve gail. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see. so we have this evidence of matching the west and fi. does it directly involves

a talking rupture from ukrainian territory? are you surprised or not really? i think we've seen mercenaries get involved in this from the very outset. i think this is the 1st hard evidence i think, of one of the us mercenaries being being killed in a conflict between ukraine in russia. but it's not surprising that you have some of these folks who are looking to get paid to, to engage in combat. and i think it's time for us to put a restriction on americans traveling there to engage in these, in these combat operations. and to stop the money, frankly, continue with the flow from the us and they given us a top officials and those in the military and in the media. are you all edging that the, that the ukrainian combat will or is lost as time to stop wasting our money and, and, and perhaps even, even people who have may have ties to the us. well the f s b are saying the basic killed foreigners was specialist center, sabotaged operations behind enemy lines like capturing military as fields

a. what do you think such strategic tasks would be entrusted to the most and aries and lots of kids and troops. yeah, i think we've seen that the key of has been, you know, dragging young man, you know, out of the bars and off the streets and in keys. they are not trained. they're not capable of engaging in the type of, of warfare that ukraine's trying to desperately engage and whether it's encouraged or these, these new areas are trying to engage. they don't have the experience that i have the training. so it's not surprising that they would pay those who have engaged in that kind of special operations in the past. i'm sure they're being paid a lot of money, but in this case, at least it appears they've paid with their lives. do you expect to any special kind of response from russia to this incident? i don't think they should point out that this is what is taking place. and frankly, i think, i think unfortunately, we've got a administration right now. hopefully not for much longer. uh there is perpetrating

this fraud president trump has made it clear that if he does win the election in about 8 days here in the united states, that he will find a way to resolve this conflict to stop for blood 7 stop the flow of us textile version 2 of the pockets has the lensky and his regime. hopefully, that will be the results and we can find a path to peace that will last so allows us to find a path to re normalizing relations with, with russia, to re engage in trade and business and, and communications which is, is something a world of desperately needs, i believe, let the pulse to pace that's, that's the key. it that we would want to get to isn't it? this comes as the ukranian military as were tracing was taking balancing losses in the don't pass because some western countries flip flopping on the prospects of peace talks as well. the german chancellor is now saying negotiations will have to take place eventually. so we're seeing less, the less talk of trying to the feed rush on the battlefield. what do you make of this trend that we have the in the right direction? i think there is finally a sense of reality in,

in western europe and in the united states. this has been a failed and again deadly folly from the beginning. it could've been avoided. it's very outset had, you know, officials in, in britain, in the us not urged us forward. and again try to precipitate world war 3. it appears by picking a fight that is really of no benefit to us and certainly hasn't been of benefit to the ukrainian people. i hope that we can then move towards re establishing relations. you know, i've had some time i've just been in, in russia. otherwise, people certainly don't hate america or americans in the american people don't pay for us and people tend to get along pretty well nikki, it's government the don't. and maybe we can re establish some communications with people to people, business to business. when you get past this and resume or license that i think we're beneficial when things were going more smoothly between the us and russia. absolutely, many thanks for speaking to is always good to hear from you from a us very dentist administration advisor,

steve gill. thank you. bye bye. so i was top story. now the is ready, paul limone says possibility that the un relief and works agencies of palestinian refugees from authorizing in the country. let's discuss this further with, i guess that's why i still have to christopher along the academic research on the international, the secretary of the american call me this policy many thanks for joining us on the program. so i was beat occlusal lifeline for refugees in gauze, as we've seen of the past year of well, that was supposed have been patched to expect. this is why the bond to have and this is really bad, is going to seriously disrupt and affect the operations of under uh uh, in the occupied territories and in gaza. specifically just love the targets is real proper. however, as we know, israel has annexed east jerusalem, which means that unread no longer can operate in the occupied east jerusalem, which would be part of

a palestinian state. that is land that was taken in 1967 after the war. but it will also disrupt uh, the ongoing humanitarian assistance since, so that humanitarian aid comes through ports of entry that are now controlled by these really army, by the is really defense forces. so this is a real disturbing, an escalation and situation that's developing. and we have seen condemnation from many of the israel's allies, including western nations that are deeply concerned under his mission has been ongoing since 1949. and so this is really, you know, a, something that's critical to understand here. you have a un member state attacking a u. n. agency. this is quite a start to development and something that we're going to buy to very carefully when it comes to the is where the justification for this be the mean on the want to nice fee is where the allegations of taking pos in last day is october 7th terrace has only an official you and investigation found that individuals who may have been

involved no longer with that. so in that case, what do you make of the ways of it and full the, the band snobby to print it. the reasoning of course, is that the people in the is really parliament and in the society believe that unreal provided cover we'd that cover in terms of employment or in terms of unrest, operations in the gaza strip that allowed what they supposed to be have must operatives or other operatives from different resistance or organizations and move in to have access to information that they then use on october the 7th and thereafter. so there's still conflicting reports coming out. it's not entirely clear and right has denied this internal investigations by inspector general and others in at the un. i have said that there were people that might have been involved not confirmed. and of course, the situation on the ground is highly volatile. it's not really. we can't really have a firm and clear picture about what's going on in the ground in terms of unwrapped

and some of the people that might have played a part in october 7th, we simply don't know. to what extent could this is where the bottom violate the ruling from the international court of justice, the old it as well to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aids to garza, to in my, in my humble estimation as a, as a student a lot. i believe that this does violate that under of is a you, an agency test with humanitarian relief in the near east in palestine is 1949 and that was because of the refugee crisis created by the neck of the end. the war that's uh that was that happening in 1948. so monroe has done this for almost a century really. and so to see this now happening at a time in the humanitarian catastrophe on the ground when the unbelieving genocide is now escalating and ramping up is, is of course, in stark contrast and in direct violation, the international court of justice is really. so i see this as,

as something that certainly violates that you know, that jerry and provision the question ultimately is who's going to hold the is really government accountable for the ends of the ruling and for the continual curtailment of much needed aid. be that food, water, and other material support uh to the palestinians. currently suffering in garza and beyond, allows suppliers another course last space on a wider scale as well. so the price of the, this is fun. going to sit when it comes to the work of international humanitarian organizations in the region. and i think that it certainly sets a very dangerous precedent in that the u. n. d, u n n d u and the member states have come together and agreed upon these agencies over the u. s. history since after the 2nd world war. this shows the current ongoing i would say liquidation of the u. n. the destruction of the international order. as we've seen it, especially from some real actors and people who have alternative agendas. and

that's why i think during the brick summit inc, cause then there was such a talk that maybe a new international order and the structure is necessary. one that is built under respect when that is built on diplomacy and not on the volatility that we've seen in the current situation, especially by western countries. and the abrupt sees when he thought he was speaking to us. it's good to hear from you, christopher, how long the academic research on the international secretary of the american communist policy. thank you for your time. thank you. the india um china are opposed to be in the final stages of completing a military discount engagement along with disputed positive the food is, comes to stays on the latest of these 2 countries waste to the agreement during personal to so the brick summits in russia, the mutual, military pulled back would end, more than full use of a standoff and what india close the east and let doc, we discussed these developments with a professor of china. so they said india is dubois whole never university. and he

says the deal is looking to be a win win for both sides. i think this is a very significant h was in the making for over a long period of time. both the military and diplomatic security happens to be f hyattsville $21.00. all combined 11 meetings and 31, the w m. c. c. meetings, locking mechanism for for ordination, for the past 4 and a half years in your in china have an on that statement on the border. and though it is not in the interest of the 2 countries for such a prolonged uh, peter payment. so i think the deal was very, uh, good enough. and so uh, bring it in uh, signalling normalization of relations between india and china in the medium to long term. in the shark though, of course they have to really,

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