so the series of the topics that he discussed with the prime minister, they've agreed we are told to speak again in coming days by kind of the un security council has once again failed to reach an agreement on a cease fire and gaza members remain divided over the language and a resolution, christmas leave me has more over the u. n. b c, that they just met for 2 hours behind closed stores. the security council got a briefing from the relief chief of the united nations in the political quarter coordinator for the middle east. as the united nations has been ratcheting off the call for humanitarian ceasefire, we heard the secretary general talked about it today. warning that does is becoming a graveyard for children, even as the council was meeting, he was tweeting that message a repetitively, repetitively tweeting about the need for a cease fire. today, we've seen him really ratchet up the pressure on the international community. he said parties to the conflict facing immediate in fundamental responsibility. stop this in human, collective suffering and dramatically expand humanitarian aid. so council members, i discussed this behind closed doors.

cranes repeated strikes have been preventing the evacuation of victims from the attack size of these kind of open has more about the latest un security council meeting on the conflict. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council was convened to discuss the recent strikes that took place in the people's republic of done ask, and how civilians were killed, and it is apparent that ukraine, the prophecy of the united states armed by the united states is breaking international law, conducting war crimes and killing civilians, the gory details of how many civilians were killed and what was clearly a striking, targeted, and aimed at civilians were gone over by the russian ambassador. and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations and pearsons, then you will use responsibility for them will be borne by, by the key of regime and the executives about orders and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons. which as we know also i coordinate the goals, the strike and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in y

the front lines. well, lavrov nybenzya, you don't want to show this kind of content at the un security council.re sure that the kremlin will pretend not to know anything. about the center of the bpl named after zhogo, because then it will not be possible to spray hatred and to demonize the enemies, and it will not be possible to lie directly from the rostrum of the united nations, and this is a big problem for putin's russia, because the whole russian world is senseless and merciless and is based on lies.

some of the kind of lost in conclusion to the ongoing conflict is within the context of a 2 state solution. my kind of, i'll just sarah washington of the full failed attempts. the un security council has adult to the resolution course. urgent pauses in fighting and gaza humanitarian car doors to allow aid through that is 6 weeks into israel is bombing off the strip diplomats were able to find common ground by focusing on the palestinian children. christmas weekly reports from the united nations or the russian and the us and basset, or walked into the meeting together. foreshadowing the security council's 1st action on the war and gaza while both raise their hands to abstain on the vote. their agreement stop there. the council passed a resolution focused on children calling for humanitarian pauses of unspecified but sufficient duration to get aid to gaza. an immediate release of all being held captive. russia said it was too little too late and called for stronger language. measurable, our amendment calling for humanitarian truth is consistently along the lines of the state of aim of the authors of the text to preserve its purely humanitarian nature . this is the lowest common deno

by the united nations, the 1st un, the resolution, the 1st un resolution since 2016 on the middle east. that's how hard it is to get any kind of agreement in the security council. now the us and u. k. of stained on the resolution demanding a humanitarian ceasefire, and humanitarian aid to be admitted into the gaza strip. once again, none the less, the fact that this resolution was passed without abstention by the us and by the u . k. is assigned that international pressure is growing and therefore all of that, i think, does culminate in israel taking a step that the cabinet long did not want to take it wanted to keep prosecuting the war. so this was a tough call, but nothing yahoo eventually got on board. but talked about the international pressure, the spanish and the belgian prime ministers out on a state visit in egypt at the moment. they went to the roof crossing the gave the statement that of speech and as a, just as see here. now the is really government has summit, the spanish and uh, the, uh, the belgian ambassador, presumably to complain about tonight or that fact. so the base, the sensitivities are quite real and it's, you know, an interesting to be

hand, the kind of destruction we have seen in gaza, it is really very shocking and we must condemn such kind of destruction and we need to arch the humanitarian organization and the un, security council as well and those who matter in keeping the humanitarian pause on the other hand palestinians have also asked for you know to extend the truth for another four days and like or maybe it should be extended even or like it should culminate to sease fire so that the casualities have been counted or those who are buried in the daby, they should be taken out of it and they should and any initial estimates shall be carried out, the kind of devastation that has caused the like six eight weeks of consistent and constant bombardment on ghaza and until this is from is not mature or this proposal is not mature, we cannot say that the humanitarian organizations or the un organizations are obliged to their mandate, and this is the moment that the truth shall culminate to size fire. what do you see? is the role of islamic country? in this at this point of time, this is really very unfortunate that the kind of response that we were looking from the oic countries or islamic countries or the arab leag

putting the ball once again in the court of the so called international community, the, the kind of collection of states with the veto power in the un security council, which i've already used it, especially in the united states of course, which has already voted against the ceasefire resolution more than once i do it. all right, and thank you very much. we'll talk to you again as this continues to unfold. a lot of developments coming out this morning from gaza, also israel's prime minister has again rejected a growing calls for a ceasefire and says that these really aren't and will remain inside the strip when the fighting has stopped to listen to the sound of the bloom and i own shuffle as far as the day after goes that day will only arrive after destroying him. awesome. gaza will be demilitarized that will no longer be a threat from gaza on his rail and to insure they won't be such a threat as long as necessary. these really military will maintain control of cause to prevent tara from inside into to us as well. so a high ride joins us from occupied. east jerusalem. israel's prime minister talking about what he sees as a post war, gaza. what more

emphasized that there was dialogue going on behind closed doors among the un security council. countries about moving ad there's some kind of resolution to bring a humanitarian pause or some kind of resent resolution or some kind of forward motion regarding the situation in god. however, he could not make public statements about such activities and such behind closed doors. discussions at this time the hungary standing against the trains potential accession to the u. s. would have best stayed, could bring war to the block. and that's also listed all the issues key of shoots resolved. first, you understand the manner in which ukraine is violating the most fundamental rights of the on the issue of national minority provides, is particularly egregious. and since, according to the you assessments, ukraine has not met the conditions for membership. we do not consider any further progress on the issue of succession negotiations with ukraine. s timely ukraine is in the state of war. so we can see that neither freedom of speech nor freedom of expression is respected the and the lack sense on those held either. it will be obviously

emphasized that there was dialogue going on behind closed doors among the un security council. countries about moving ahead with some kind of resolution to bring a humanitarian pause or some kind of resent resolution or some kind of forward motion regarding the situation in god. however, he could not make public statements about such activities and such behind closed doors. discussions at this time on the, on the cost, the atlantic presidential debates in the united states have touched on the ongoing conflict in gaza or the besieged enclave is in critical need of a cease fire. so i'm a public and kind of a state list was the whole bank that will not go. and when asked about these wally palestinian conflicts as president of the united states, what would you be urging is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do at this moment. have entered status, i would be telling be finish the job once and for all with these books here from the 1st thing i said to him, when it happened was i said finish, then, finish, then i would tell him to smoke loose terrace on this southern border and then also almost present united states. i'll

the launch violated un security council resolutions. thanks for watching. counting, the cost is coming up next on alpha 0, a democratic nations just apply this kind of behavior. that reality is leading to what we're seeing out the ground persecution is collateral damage. that's more, that's called horse w a r addressing tough question upfront on how to 0, the kind of era and install the attain. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. we can look at the wealth of business and economics this wage israel's war and does not have. the police said that the is rarely workforce and forced businesses to close time the economy withstand a prolonged conflict. also this week, garza is repeatedly plunged into darkness despite the wealth of oil and natural gas supplies. just office co sign plus option. tina's new president is a far right. libertarian economist, he emulates promises controversial solutions to his nation's economic crisis. $200000000000.00 and resolves and billions and american military. a israel started it's. we're on garza with deep pockets. spending is skyrocketing, revenue is a forwarding and borrowing costs are increasing. the central bank sa

passed, no one says a word about what kind of investigation is being carried out and by whom, we twice officially asked the secretary general in the un security councild be possible in this situation, but we we still can't get an answer to the most elementary question: is it possible to announce the names of those whose bodies were shown to the whole world on television on the internet. you won’t believe it, we can’t even achieve this, that is, we have thwarted the necessary external effect , we have received a pretext for further sanctions, but we carefully hide our lies so deep that no one gets to the bottom of it, this is ours, our call, our demand to the general, use your authority to deal with at least this issue, with a list of persons whose bodies. were presented to the world this requirement remains in force and i think that the united nations cannot shirk its responsibility in these matters, especially now, when the problems of international humanitarian law have become aggravated to the limit, in connection with what is happening in the middle east, well, about that we have already said, so in general, we, uh, in our... fuel and energy comp

the un security council will and forced upon the us. and there's an open. so you might have getting caught it or what was that? i know all kinds of which to go in, but that's how putting start a cd and since the civilians here. yeah, richard, you have a back to here as well. uh, mazda of salon, thank you. so much for the day this update, we appreciate your thanks again for your time. thank you. and the escalation team situation in gaza, south off of that has the quote is different miles and is val briefings on the situation, puts or was it stress is appointment over the end. this is randy attacks. the cabinet has also noted the continuing disparaging remarks of these rarely ambassador to south africa, about those were opposing the atrocities and genocide of these really government. the position of these really ambassador to south africa is becoming very untenable . the cabinet has decided to instruct jericho to take the necessary measures within the diplomatic channels and protocols to deal with the conduct of the ambassador of israel to south africa. i think we really starting to see so that because government be quite decisive

with the un security council resolutions, namely operating safe passage as far as the delivery of aid and above all, vision may cease fire alarm. we also discussed the diesel, all the captives kind of an auction where i explained as admitted to his excellency the latest development in this respect. and that's quarterly. once again, we accept price our appreciation to his excellency for commending the mediation efforts made by contact in this respect. once again, i thank you personally for heating the colon coming here today and we look forward to future cooperation between our country and the a you thank you to show cassandra zeal on uh saw her aside the that is posada. yes, we do not know that you not know how might have done. oh yeah. your site is the one you know, if the shop mom i had the demo. do i see? but a be later, you know, uh maybe uh, but i mean just to shake mohammed, but they always enjoy an appreciative changes with you. we think that auto, sorry, dish is my 3rd a visit to get the site representative of to, to be in union. and i would have preferred, very much to, to have a discussion about the long standing, the bottom, the shape on our, for the bi lateral corpor

just so to come here on the, i'll just shine to close on the un security council to formulate a roadmap for the 2 state solution as well. and kind of start the color we've got some proper when to weather continuing across much of europe as we move into december starts of mission, logical winter goals, lots of kind of ranges pumping in from the labs. a care actually fast, relatively mild, ever coast, but it's pumping into that cobra which is already in place and really tiny to snow for many may 5th. so we'll in front here, this red line still draw oregon that southerly way and the metal pick temperatures up in belgrade to around 21 celsius. it'll changes because one for the next couple of days, believe you may be getting down to around the team here on sas day. i nearer 3 degrees as we go on into sunday was that mulder at us pushing it across the western side of cuba, close by an impulse cool. running into the cold air bull heavy snow coming in across the out, maybe a meter or 2, a snow in just a few days coming in here that makes its way across into austria and beyond south is that not too bad that wants to real co invest southerly

meeting that the un security council, but many say that comparing modern day is real, that the plan of use and nazi germany is actually a false analogy. how do you make sense of those kind of competing narratives? well, you know, shortly before the suck, uh, there was a program and the program was, it was in the, in the person in town and it was found. and it's more or less was according to how you define a program that is that there is a month that a tax and minority population in, in a, in a certain territory. and this is what happened in the late 19th century and early 20th century, to jewish communities and ukraine and russia. then when the, how most of the happen, then much of these really media quoted, the pogo. and that was meant really to revoke those memories and to say, well, you see now we are experiencing what we have always experienced. it's as i submit it gets an anti semitic attack. and there's nothing you can do against anti semitism, but to fight it. the if you can talk with that i see much now of course it was not a problem because the problem is an attack on the minority. and in this case the, the whole point of sinus and that whole point of creating

kind of buffing is joining us from new york. can i have great new background to um, can you tell us please, some of the key highlights of today's us good customer meet? sure. well, after un security council meeting, a began with testimony from experts about the humanitarian situation about how civilians have been affected by the conflict and the impact. then from there, the members of the 15 member body that leads the united nations all had an opportunity to address the need it. now the us representative, she gave an anti russian tirade that was amusing at some points. she made a point of talking about the 19 thirties and joseph style, and then after that, she tried to accuse russia of what she called out. what about us? however, in doing so, it was very clear. she was unfamiliar with the term and pronounced it awkwardly indicating that someone else had probably written her speech for someone who was more familiar with this. this term is thrown around in internet, debating, etc. now from there we heard from various allies of the united states, criticized russia. we've heard from china calling for a de escalation for negotiations, and then russian ambassador defends the attempt to the flo

kinds of weapons and bombs to israel every day and at the same time, they oppose the ceasefire. america , along with israel , has closed all ways to help the people of gaza and paralyzed the un security council. today the west is disgraced. and the falsity of western values ​​and slogans has been revealed. gaza is a symbol of the moral decline of the west. at the same time, gaza is a great test of the will of independent governments to establish an international system based on humanity and justice. today is the day for global powers to stand up for the values ​​that united us. today is brics role playing day. respected heads of state. begman is the fuel of the war machine and all-round support this tyranny is supported by america. america has made all international organizations featureless and identityless. the islamic republic of iran calls on all the members of brics and all the independent governments of the world to stand up to preserve humanity and establish justice and fight against racial exile and use all their political and economic power to put pressure on the zionist regime and its western supporters. . respected heads of brics member states. america and the western countries th

kind of pressure on israel and hurt the israeli regime, and something needs to be done to that end. okay, let's continue with the new. iran's permanent ambassador to the un has slamed the security councilr a ceasefire in its recently approved resolution on israel's war on the gaza strip. there is generally in expectation that the content of the security council resolution should have included the main elements of the resolution of the general assembly that was adopted with majority of 121 votes, especially its key point that there is a most urgent need for immediate, sustainable and durable true for civilians. here was speaking of the informal plenary meeting of the general assembly on the humanitarian situation in the ghaza stret. he added that the security council resolution failed to stop israel's war and atrocities in gaza, as it lacked an executive guarantee and was not legally binding. the iranian unvoy said, despite the resolution's approval, the regime continued its deadly attacks against civil. urged the un to support the people in gaza in the face of israel's war crimes. gaza is experiencing a challenging time and the people of gaza facing unabated war crimes and crimes again

kind of platform where the rights of the victors are not ritualized, as the un was, for example, created, where, for example, the soviet union, as totalitarian country received superpowers in the security councilwould be ideal if a platform were created where there would really be a balancing of forces , a balancing of some interests and order, yes a complex system, it would definitely be a complex, interesting system with a challenge for the future, but i don't think so , that it could arise, you know, a group of countries that would react like a superhero, because unfortunately, most likely, there would be a group of super villains, villain countries, yes, or the axis or whatever you might call them, that would oppose this group , we will transform, we actually get a huge confrontation international, that's why it's also a dangerous story, it's better to find this cool, some new format, understanding between planetary, well, i don't know, it's not on the horizon yet. i understand, thank you, please help to cook, eat and pay utilities in sums, social workers of the bereginia center visit lonely people every day and provide the necessary assistance. artem derkachev found out how many people re

the un security council finally managed to pass the resolution quarterly for humanitarian pauses. but that still being roundly rejected by israel can regional powell is actually help push the implementation. what kind of leverage to the regional powers have you say that they have some kind of leverage to say that they all feeling the pressure? what can they actually do? so basically they can just deal with the coordinates with other european countries that are agreeing to such a policy in terms of stuff and is real staff thing. but that's, i think that's the most that they can hold for because it literally, you cannot increase the pressure which will inflamed the whole region as it will. tenuously cannot to pressure israel through diplomacy and to seize and that kind of thing because it had previously also not heated any human resolutions before. and you know, like the resolution in terms of 1967. where is that is clear, has been going on for decades as well. so the only avenue for diplomacy is coordination between regional power and your and your countries as well in terms of putting even more pressure on israel. this effect campaign sub, let's say that a non resident fellow at the golf international

currently has rotating chair of a un security council at is that going to make any difference in these coming critical days? the way, i think china would push very hard for the kind of resolution that the russians had proposed, which is, you know, was vetoed by the united states, which is a resolution calling for a cease fire. now as i understand it, the 10 or the 10 elected non permanent members of the security council have put a draft together. but that doesn't guard for us, he's fine, not as yet. it goes fully, photo humanitarian photos. so we're likely to see a video for intense negotiation in the days ahead because there is still no agreement between the, the chinese, the art of countries and the russian to board want sees for it. and the united states and its allies, some a full on, on permanent members. also, we still are talking about a short duration pause, which here is neither here nor there. because if anything temporary is not going to stop the fighting, it's not going to stop the blood shit. so i think the bush a for a security council resolution from china, we will see, but whether that's enough for the united states to relent on its position. it's