the ambassador telling the general assembly, israel is not at war with human beings. he said, we are at war with monsters. i broke off in berlin. this is the day, the 7000 us deans being killed by israel in the last, almost 3 weeks. he's read, he's not that war with human beings. we are a war with monsters. these are crimes. this is barbara, is our goal is to completely eradicate from us as capabilities. and we, we use every mean that's our disposal. to accomplish that, stop the bombs and save lives. also coming up the war in ukraine had the world's attention until the her mazda attack on israel forest. a re focus is russia. seizing an opportunity. tonight, we look at the battle for a beef. i do agree plenty of ukrainian army has well defended positions fits troops, and it's telling me that's why it won't be able to inflict such a serious loss is on the russian forces. which of our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world? welcome. we begin the day with the 9 time rehearsal for an invasion. last night is rarely tanks rolled int

as this counsel and the human general assembly have repeatedly affirmed all acts of terrorism are unlawful and unjustifiable their unlawful and i'm just the fiber whether they target people and i, robi, or bali and looks or assembled. women buy in new york or products or tibits, very unlawful and unjustifiable whether they're carried out by isis by vocal her on file. sure. bob. by last coffee table, or by how much they're unlawful and unjustifiable whether victims are targeted for their face. there was initially their nationality or any other reasons. and this council has a responsibility to denounce member states that arm. that's fun and train them us, or any other terrace group. the carries out such a river gaps. let's not forget that among the more than 1400 people that am off killed on october 7th, were citizens for more than 30 young member states. including many of the members around this prototype. the victims included at least $33.00 american citizens. every one of us has a state. every one of us has a responsibility in defeating terrace. second, we all agree on the vital need to p

humanity. we will not forfeit international law. the general assembly acted. the secretary-general acted. the army of humanitarian agencies and the heroes leading them and those who are working in implementing that message acted. and there is one important body still not acting, it is you. the general assembly called for an immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce. this must happen immediately. it's stressed that humanitarian aid and access cannot be further delayed, or obstructed and must be at level that corresponds to the immense needs created by this inhumane israeli seeing and act perpetrating as we speak. thousands more lives hang in the balance. this resolution, powerful ones, 11 of you, members of the security council voted for. three of you abstained. one voted no. this resolution must be immediately and fully implemented. if you are able to vote in the general assembly, what is stopping you from voting here? the 11 who voted yes, the three who abstained, among them four permanent members voted yes and one abstention. do what the bigger body is doing. rise up to your r

it took a stand that it will not foresake humanity and not forfeit international law. the general assemblyacted. .. .. must be at levels that correspond to the immense needs created by this inhumane siege the indiscriminate attacks perpetrating as we speak. thousands more lives hang in the balance. this resolution, powerful one in which you live in a few members of the security council voted for. three of you abstained. one voted no. this resolution must be immediately and fully implemented. if you are able to vote. the three that abstain among them members voted yes. do with the bigger body is doing. rise up to the responsibility in what you should do instead of dragging the paralysis i don't know for how long. to uphold their responsibilities to put an end to this. a clear and imminent danger for international peace and security. the group led by my brother of jordan and leadership during this very difficult month and we salute the kingdom of jordan and the foreign minister who was with us participating in what we've accomplished together. and for the relentless mobilization into the cou

humanity. despite more than a thousand resolutions adopted on this issue since 1947 by the united. nations general assembly, security council and human rights council, not a single one has been implemented, including the most important resolution, demanding a right to return forest. forced out in 1948 and after. the un human rights council works closely with the special rapportour on palestine. franceska albanesi has been in this post since may 2022 and is already major point of focus for the designist. she is regularly abused and smared by the regime itself and by three key front groups. first nggo monitor which is based in occupied all khuds and is dedicated to harassing non-governmental organizations which are critical of israel. it is so extreme that it even attacks zianuist groups such as the new israel, which are insufficiently hardline. it was created by the us zinius group, benai berit international, which also created the spy agency, the adl. it has been funded by the israeli government, jewish agency and several funders of the islamophobia network in the united states. second, un watch has tried

humanity. despite more than a thousand resolutions adopted on this issue since 1947 by the. united nations general assembly, security council and human rights council, not a single one has been implemented, including the most important resolution, demanding a right to return for. palestinians forced out in 1948 and after. the un human rights council works closely with the special reporteur on palestine. francesca albanezi has been in this post since may 2022 and is already major point of focus for the zionist. she is regularly abused and smaared by the regime itself and by three key front groups. first ngo monitor which is based in occupied al-huods and is dedicated. to harassing non-governmental organizations which are critical of israel. it is so extreme that it even attack zionist groups such as the new israel, which are insufficiently hardlined. it was created by the us zionist group, benai berit international, which also created the spy agency, the adl. it has been funded by the israely government, jewish agency and several funders of the islamophobia network in the united states. second, un watch has

in news from the united states, the un general assembly elected new members of the human rights council for the next three years. russia failed to be re-elected. april 7, 2022 general assembly the un supported the decision to exclude russia from the organization due to the full-scale invasion of ukraine. currently, moscow tried to return to this body, but did not get enough votes. instead, europe will be represented in the council by bulgaria and. albania. meanwhile, in washington , the atlantic council analytical center presented a memorandum to the president. more than 40 national security experts have prepared a document that suggests concrete steps to help ukraine win the war against russia, as well as how to help ukraine join nato. the main condition for victory over the russians is the timely supply of necessary weapons to ukraine. and the most effective and reliable means of deterring any future russian aggression is ukraine joining nato and ending it. its integration into europe, says the memorandum. this document was prepared for the next nato summit to be held next year in was

human rights council. we will remind you that the un general assembly suspended russia's membership in the human rights council after its full-scale invasion of ukraine. now russia is trying to return to this structure, the vote will take place tomorrow in geneva. we continue with the following stories about american veterans. refusals in employment, misunderstanding of others and protests under the congress for the sake of proper medical care. aid, these are the challenges faced by american veterans after return from war to share their experience with ukrainians, a group of us veterans founded the american-ukrainian veteran bridge organization. how the military from the usa returned to peaceful life and what problems stood on the way. participants of the wars in iraq and afghanistan told iryna shankarenko and vyacheslav filyushkin. 10 years ago, george chuning was the deputy commander of a company in afghanistan, he served in the us forces for five years, when he returned to civilian life, he could not find a job for a long time. it was the most difficult for me build a civilian career. i was lucky, i had an

later, in the winter of the same year , he took the universal declaration of human rights to the united nations general assemblyl. in this forum, the countries of the eastern bloc realized that what was written was against their values. therefore , several communist countries voted for it. saudi arabia also abstained from religion in protest of the right to apostasy. the announcement was approved with 48 votes in favor. but this is the end. it was not until then that human rights foundations and institutions came into existence. the calculated division of labor was done. eleanor roosevelt, head of the united nations human rights committee and the rest of the institutions were generally founded by pro-israel jews. human rights watch was one of them, and of course the most famous human rights organization, which was founded by a zionist jew named robert bernstein. he later received an award called the ellino roosevelt award for human rights. another director of this institute was aryeh nair, a jewish human rights activist, who later went to the open society foundation owned by george soros. soros was one of the s

god saved us, but there are no homes left, nothing here. the un general assembly is overwhelmingly approved resolution, which calls for human. truce in gaza, the non-binding resolution is demanding an immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce, it also condemns all acts of violence against civilians as a death from israeli onslot top 7300, including thousands of women and children. now the resolution proposed by jordan was adopted with 120 votes in favor, 14 votes against and 45 abstentions. lamas resistance movement has welcomed the move, israel has claimed un no longer holds any legitimacy. the us, the main supporter of the israeli regime voted against the resolution. says a support by the us and silence of number of countries in bolting israel and intensifying its attacks against civilians in gaza and occupied west bank. in a meeting the un chief in new york, foreign minister hossain amir abdullahyan called on the world body and international community to take immediate and decisive action to end genocide in gaza. am abdullahyan warned the israeli crimes could lead to the opening of new fronts against the regime

the speech of the un secretary general was filled with great humanity. after the general assembly adopted on an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector - this is 120 states out of 179. the ambassador of tel aviv called the un an organization that has lost legitimacy. the us special representative voted against the truce, but within the country not everyone is so clear-cut. even barack obama warns israel about the consequences of inhumane actions. for the people of the gaza strip, it will embitter a generation of palestinians and weaken support for the israelis. our own elected officials repeat that we need to raze gaza to the ground, erase the palestinians from the map of the world, this is a genocide that is unfolding with the support of the united states, but many americans are sure that it is becoming increasingly difficult to cope with the role of a global policeman, retirement age, length of service, old wounds, one icon an officer is no longer enough. the president is drowning in a sea of ​​crises, most of which are self-inflicted, because when america is weak, our enemies take action

united nations has warned of what it described as an unprecedented avalanche of human suffering there, and the un general assemblyalled for an immediate humanitarian truce. these are some of the latest developments in the past few hours. the israeli military says it hit 150 �*underground targets�* in the north of gaza overnight. that may refer to tunnels, although that has not been specified. israel hasn't said how it carried out the attacks, or if there were any casualties. the israel defence forces say they also carried out a targeted strike, which killed a senior hamas military leader. the idf claims asem abu rakaba took part in planning the attacks in israel on the 7th of october. hamas has not confirmed this. hamas says its fighters have been clashing with israeli troops in two parts of gaza, beit hanoun in the north east, and al bureij in the central area. and the palestinian red crescent says israeli bombardments have led to phone and internet services being cut off overnight. rescue workers in gaza say hundreds of buildings were destroyed by overnight israeli air strikes. our correspondent in gaza, rushdi

united nations has warned of what it described as an unprecedented avalanche of human suffering there — and the un general assemblyfor an immediate humanitarian truce. when you hear what is happening in the background of southern israel, the background of southern israel, the regular explosions, the bangs and crashes, a humanitarian truce looks a long way away from what is happening at the moment. let me bring you up—to—date with some of the latest of elements we've seen in the latest of elements we've seen in the last few hours. the israeli military so they hit hundred and 50 targets overnight and that might have been tunnels but it's not been specified in israel has not said how it carried out the attacks or if there were any casualties as a result. the israeli defence forces also say they carried out a targeted strike which killed a senior hamas military leader. hamas says its fighters have clashed with israeli troops into parts of gaza, once in the north—east and in the central area of the gaza strip. and the palestinian red crescent says israeli bombardments have led to phone and internet services being cut o

general assembly approves a resolution for immediate humanity and truth in gaza.

united nations today, israel's human and baset are deliberate, a fiery argument against any resolution, calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the ambassador telling the general assembly, israel is not at war with human beings. he said, we are at war with monsters. i broke off in berlin. this is the day i.

preserve regional peace and safety for everybody else and protect the human rights of individuals, that the the the general assembly can step in and take charge of the matter to the exclusion of the security council. now in the past we've seen the united nations insert itself uh into conflicts and uh start war crimes tribunals um through ad-hock courts that are set up in in the un's name uh even though the players in question weren't signataries to the rome's the rome statutes either so it's a bit of a red hearing in my estimation. and that israel maintains a position that it didn't sign up on the rome statutes and therefore somehow is exempt from all international laws which define what crimes against humanity are and what what war crimes are. that's simply not the case and of course the icc itself has ruled against palestine. what's rather tragic though is that the american and israeli response has been to threaten. very existence of the icc, and the icc for its part seems to be dragging its feet in moving forward with the case put forward by the palestinian authority, among others, uh, they certainly didn't drag

humanity has to prevail, not war. >> the u.n. general assemblyeen calling for a humanitarian truce in the gaza strip. >>> a two-day manhunt that sent thousands of people into lockdown in maine is over tonight. the army reservist accused in a mass shooting that left 18 dead and 13 wounding apparently shot and killed hifrments. robert card's body was found near a river ten miles outside of the city of lewiston, where the massacre happened wednesday at a pair of businesses. a bowling alley and a bar and grill where the victims were just out having a nice evening. one of them was at work, joey walker managed the bar and grill which was hosting a corn hole tournament at the time. his father, leroy walker, says his son died a hero trying to stop the gunman with a butcher's knife before he was killed. but he says he doesn't hate the shooter. >> i'm sorry that it's happened to all of us, and i'm sorry what may happen to him. and god will prevail. hate will never bring my son back. >> wendy bell's brother, bill young, and his 14-year-old son aaron were ki

seriously follow up on the issue and demand for virtual meetings of the human rights council in geneva, as well as the general assembly, and apply pressure to hold virtual meetings of the security council and follow up on exits, in fact, definite and guaranteed exits if they do not take these actions and only make a statement that the regime the zionist will continue his crime in this situation, what can prevent the action of the zionist regime, resistance is resistance, which can, in fact, at that time, the israeli regime only uses power and force. he will realize that these criminal actions will actually stop , so see the support that israel has for these crimes and its continuation and development . in what courts and tribunals have these cases actually been litigated? see, the most important case for the seykhsil regime is in the international criminal court. in fact, newer documents should be provided and pressure should be applied the case should be activated, this is the key point, this is the big thing to put pressure on the zionist regime, because the trial in an international criminal court, which has jurisd

by the russians in recent weeks, among the 15 members of the un human rights council there are no people elected by the general assemblythe russian federation for the 24th-26th year, among the european states albania, bulgaria, france and the netherlands will be represented there. russia competed precisely with albania and bulgaria, in two months in the council, now for the countries of central and eastern europe, but it did not succeed, do you think that russia still got, well, at least, what its they don't exclude him from the security council or anything like that, it's already, well, we kind of... understand, we don't understand, but it's already, well, they're still from here wanted to interfere with human rights, having recently killed 53 people in the village of groza, and saying that these were not civilians, but soldiers, but still, the un has some limits, yes, when the representatives of various states decided that no, well, such blasphemy , we will not do such, such a throw of bloody mud in our own face, so in fact, well, for our general happiness... oon still sometimes has some kind of rivet in his head in

humanity. we've seen a resolution adopted by the general assembly after jordan presented one on behalf of the arabt's a step in the right direction. we need all of us to come and say, international law has to apply equally and fairly. no life is of lesser value than the other. we value jewish life, we value israeli life, we value palestinian life. and we hope everybody will come from this moral ground. and we say, and everybody says, that life matters no matter what the nationality, what the religion, what the race is. and again, make sure that everybody is convinced that international law applies to all. but are you deeply disappointed by your key allies, including the united states, britain, other western states, who very publicly came to israel and said they are on israel's side in this war? you know, at least what we told everybody is, like, support israel. but you would not supporting israel by supporting this war. you support israel by supporting peace, because only peace will bring the security and safety to every palestinian and every israeli. supporting this war is only going to push this

mentioned before, so now the world is turning a blind eyee to a un resolution, a general assembly resolution as part of the human rights and everyone is talking about the right of israel to defend itself, but it is, for me, it sounds very odd because an occupier does not... have the right to defend itself, the people who are under occupation has the right to defend themselves. well, when you talk about uh the different terminologies, i should say that you just use, things like occupation, like injustice, uh, right to resist, armed struggle, apartite state, um, the phrases that you just used, that's the type of phrases that mainstream media does not want even have uh at this point in time, especially, be uttered out of anything. comes whether it's a report, whether it's a analyst in particular, um, and they, as you said, given that this is a un law in terms of the right to resist, that reality or that fact is being twisted, the narrative from the media is assisting what goals uh israel wants uh for the general public to consume. uh, can you tell us the, i'm going to use the word destructive role that the media ha

taqvini, we also had an important resolution from the united nations general assembly, 120 countries voted in favor until human pause. friendly to arise in gaza and attacks zionism should stop. even some european countries, whose president is a supporter of this regime , like france , visited the occupied territories a minute ago . what effect do you think this resolution has on zionist behavior? unfortunately, the un general assembly its decisions are mostly propaganda and not binding, there are no implementation guarantees, and if you see that the french government has voted in favor of this resolution , it is so that it does not show itself as an example from the rear and directly associated with the crimes of the zionist regime, but unfortunately i have to say that this resolution and resolutions like this, which we had in abundance in the last 75 years in the un general assembly, have no effect on the crimes of the zionist regime, because the main pillar of the un is the security council, where its three permanent members seriously and comprehensively they support the non-drinking regime and the crimes of

save future generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime brought untold grief to humanity. this is stated in the preamble to the charter. at the same time , the general assemblycourt and other main organs of the un were established. initially. signed by 50 countries, today there are 193 of them. the provisions of the un charter prevail over terms of any other international treaties. to amend the charter, the consent of 2/3 of all member countries is required, including necessarily the five permanent members of the security council, russia, the usa, china, england and france. on october 24, 1987 , the scientific vessel set out on its first voyage. fedorov, named after the geophysicist, academician, hero of the soviet union, evgeniy fedorov, who worked at the first soviet drifting station north pole 1. the vessel with a displacement of 16,000 tons with a variety of scientific equipment participated in thirty-four expeditions, of which nine are to the arctic and 25 to antarctica. the crew circumnavigated the world three times: in 2005, academician fedorov was the first in the world to independently, without the escort of an icebreaker, pass through the geographi

humanity. we've seen a resolution adopted by the general assembly afterjordan presented one on behalf of the araborted by the majority of people on this earth, if you count the numbers. that's a step in the right direction. we need all of us to come and say, international law has to apply equally and fairly. no life is of lesser value than the other. we valuejewish life, we value israeli life, we value palestinian life. and we hope everybody will come from this moral ground. and we say, and everybody says, that life matters no matter what the nationality, what the religion, what the race is. and again, make sure that everybody is convinced that international law applies to all. but are you deeply disappointed by your key allies, including the united states, britain, other western states, who very publicly came to israel and said they are on israel's side in this war? you know, lyse, what we told everybody is, like, support israel. but you are not supporting israel by supporting this war. you support israel by supporting peace, because only peace will bring the security and safety to every palesti

human rights council. moscow's kennedy finished third behind bulgaria and albania in voting and the u.n. general assemblysembly suspended russia from the human rights body last year after it invaded ukraine. police in san francisco are trying to figure out why a car crashed into the chinese consulate building monday. they shot and killed the driver but gave no other details. cellphone video showed the aftermath with the car in the lobby. no reports of anyone else being hurt. the chinese called it a violent attack and amended a swift investigation. a new federal indictment charged congress and george santos with 23 criminal counts. in addition to previous counts, he's accused of stealing the ids of campaign donors and making unauthorized charges to the credit cards. santos acknowledged lying about his background during his election campaign last year. on wall street, stocks rose as interest rates used. the dow jones industrial average gained 134 points to close at 33,739. the nasdaq rose 78 points. s&p 500 added 22 points. word mary lou and is gravely ill with pneumonia. her daughter posted she's been in

ground invasion into the besieg gaza strip and the united nations general assembly approves a resolution calling for immediate humanity and truth in gaza. hello everybody and thanks for tuning press tv world news and now the military wing of the palestinian resistance moved hamas says is foiled is reoperations in two areas inside besieg gazo strip in a statement the al-kassam brigade says it is confronting a ground incursion into bitannun and east budej and northern and central parts of gaza. senior hamas official also says israel is attempting. to project an image of victory, the official hours said resistance is spring up heroic fight and the world will see the outcome until dawn. israel announced extension of ground operations in the sieged territory late friday. strikes are being described as fierces since israel began its onslot on october 7th. regime is cut communication acts of the internet throughout the gaza strip say israel is seeking to perpetuate a new massacre against palestinians. now for over three weeks. in gaza have been witnessing heartbreaking scenes of death and devastation caused by israel's const

general assembly in new york. it follows to failed security council resolutions table by the us and russia. us deeper us under has more from human headquarters in his speech to an emergency session of the un general assembly re admin sewer. the palestinian ambassador called on the world to uphold international law. and hold is real accountable. the only path for the is justice justice for the palestinian people. done this thought the law done, then that done that eric it done with today it to accommodate is the opponent opponents. hi. this is what we are here for. as a united nations to save future generations from the school to war. but israel's ambassador de lat at done, said the world's attention should be solely on the october 7th, attacked by him us and israel's self described efforts to destroy what he called the monsters. who perpetrated it? this is not a war with the palestinians. is read is a war with the genocidal jihad. these come must stare, organization only it is the law abiding democracy of is run against modern day not sees jordan's for administer countered. israel's claim that it is a biting by international law

the ambassador telling the general assembly, israel is not at war with human beings. he said we are at war with monsters. i broke off in berlin. this is the day i.

any resolution, calling for a ceasefire in gaza, the ambassador telling the general assembly, israel is not at war with human beings. he said, we are at war with monsters. i broke off in berlin. this is the day. the 7000 philistines haven't been killed, but isn't. in the last, almost 3 weeks he's read, he's not at the war with human beings. we are at war with monsters. these are crimes. this is barbara's, our goal is to completely read the k come license capabilities and we will use every mean that's our disposal. to accomplish that, stop the bonds and save lives. also coming up the war in ukraine had the world's attention until the her mazda attack on israel forest. a re focus is russia. seizing an opportunity. tonight, we look at the battle for a beef. i do agree plenty of ukrainian army has well defended positions fits troops, and it's not telling me that's why it will be not able to inflict such a serious loss is on the russian forces. which of our viewers watching on cbs in the united states, into all of you around the world? welcome. we begin the day with the 9 time rehearsal for an invasion. last nigh

sanction. imposed by certain countries on other nations violate human rights inflicting harm on people's health. was speaking at the un general assembly meeting, she's a detrimental effects of these horrific measures. on women, children and the elderly are self-evident. airshady especially highlighted the impact of us sanctions on children suffering from epidermillosis, bolusa, which is a chronic skin disease. she said, as a result of sanctions imposed by the us in 2018, exports of all items needed to treat such patients to iran have stopped. iranian diplomat noted that this situation has led to great suffering and even death among children affected by this disease, airshedy said that unilateral coersive measures have also curved iran's access to lifesaving medicine and medical devices needed to treat other rare diseases. joing us out from hong kong, is david chan special advisor and research fellow at the charhar institute. hello sir, pleasure to check in with you. uh, now uh, mr. chan, if i could, your thoughts on this this prolonged, this really protracted restriction that. iran and its medical industry have faced as a result of us