genocide, the fact that the... away with it, even after two months and and sort of dragging the international community and international bodies like the un into the mod, it it it's what is outrageous, the fact that there are isolated in international arena among ordinary people around the world, and indeed even now as as you mentioned inside bodies like united nation. it is not really good enough, the fact of the matter is that what we know now is that all these bodies including united nation are not fit for purpose, they're incompetent to do anything, even stop and act on behalf of the majority of international community, when it's very clear, absolutely clear what is the will of the international. community, ordinary people around the world, even inside united states, majority of people won't cease fire, but united state, so-called democracy. is is denying to do that and is giving more time to the genocidal entity like israel to commit and fulfill their their genocidal legacy and genocidal acts to continue at this 11th hour, so i think i think what is very clear is that the world needs new structure

has turned the blind eye to the suffering while uh the international community was crying about the situation in the ukraine, you talk to anyone that tell you we are are human beings, there's telling you that animals in the west are being treated better than humans in gaza, people are are are in a state of shock, they can't believe what's happening to them, let's not forget. that october 7th hamas uh forces, some uh 1100 hamas fighters uh rated the israeli regime and capture israeli soldiers and settlers, but the israeli regime to took it out on on the civilians in gaza, they they've been killing palestinians uh by the minute, every single minute there is someone who's dying or or someone was being bombed, as we speak, there is there is heavy bombardment in khan. and gaza city as well as in the east of the uh of of of the southern gaza strip uh town of rafah all throughout the night non-stop bombardment especially there in balah and rafah yes uh the the the the the uh percentage of bombing may be less and rafa but it's more lethal as every time they bomb something raffa th

against the people it occupied. while he was speaking a un meeting in geneva, he deplored international community for in action towards situation in gaza, diplomat warned of condition that deprives palestinians from the most basic rights afforded to all human beings, he said it was utter international failure in protecting the palestinians. israel's posted total blockade of gaza cutting the flow of food, fuel, water, medicine, and electricity into the besieged territory. hamas military wing has once again targetted tel aviv with in retaliation, the regime's deadly onslot on gaza, southern city of sadorat and settment of niram also came under attack by the alcoon brigades. meanwhile h fightings underway um in handes and gaza city. alkassan fighters say they killed nearly eight dozen israely soldiers estern gaza. a mortar attack was also launched against israely forces hiding in a building in gaza city killing a number of them a number of israeli forces were also killed with more shells in eastern and northeastern or north areas of han units. several israeli military vehicles have also bendroed. is

assassination as a continuation of israel's violation of international laws, calling on the international communitye crimes of the occupying regime which endained. international peace and security, when asked about tel aviv's motive for committing this heinous crime, sharif said the regime is seeking to expand its genocidal onslot on gaza to the entire west asia region. one of the reasons is that the israeli regime wants to extend the scope of the war beyond the borders of palestine and they want to deflect public attention from the gaza war. the second point, which is important is that the israelis try to show of their aerial dominance. maybe these are. the two main reasons because of which the assassination was committed, the irgc spokesman warned that israel must wait for a direct or indirect response as iran reserves the right to counter the israeli assassination. he added, the martterdom of the iranian commander will asher in a new era where the zionist regime will be the loser. sharif also touched upon the us support for israel, saying washington is violating international law by funding and

palestinian people can exercise their true national rights as a independent subject on the international community based on the general. accepted the principles of international relations. colleagues, today's situation proves once again that there can be no military solution to the question of a palestine. only through the implementation of the successive un resolutions on the questions of palestine, will it be possible? to achieve genuine and the thorough settlement of the issue and bring peace, stability and security for all residence in the region. colleagues, the world is undergoing profound and complex changes and the international political and economic order is facing serious. as a shocks and challenges, but we all live in one global village where peace, security and the stability are the prerequisites and the foundation for all development. no one can stay aloof on this issue, it is our heartfelt hope that with the joint efforts of the international community represented by the united nations and inspired by the spirit of humanitarianism, a lasting seizfire will be achieved as as soon as p

rights day by shing light on the atrocities commit by the israel regime in gaza and how the international community has failed to uphold. what it considers to be a great humanity achievement, the foundation of dialogue solidarity of unified nations, fodason held at annual international conference on the future of peace and human rights in westa as could be expected focusing on the numerous instances of violations of international law and the geneva convention in particular as israeli attacks continue in gaza like naturally conference that puts the spotlight on the issue of human rights cannot be different with the developments in gaza as to discuss human. in west asia obviously have to examine how the universal declaration of human rights affects the lives of human beings in practical measures. what are the consequences when it's not observed? so in a way today we try to be the voice of the oppressed people in gaza. the three pillars of the united nations, it seems that the human rights is the one mostly neglected compared to peace and security and development. the fact that there are many unresolv

palestinian land, it's part of you, we have many resolutions in the un affirming this, so the international community to their land, there's no way that they can sustain their lives there, becomes impossible, and so unless we're gonna do something about it, we have to say the west, زرتوا 11 ولايه عام 2008 وجدت الشعب الامريكي انه شعب طيب يختلف اختلاف كلي عن الحكومه الامريكيه و السياسيه الخارجيه الامريكيه التي تقوم بدعم الحكومه الاسرائيليه عسكريا باستمرار الجندي الذي اطلق النار عليه هو جندي امريكي وليس جندي اسرائيلي لان هذا الجندي اواعيه وبسطاره وسلاحه وطيارته ودباباته كله من الشعب الامريكي والحكومه الامريكيه ادعو الشعب الامريكي ان يضغط على الحكومه الامريكيه لوقف عمليه دعم اسرائيل عسكريا بل يدعموها سياسييا بل عموها من اجل السلام العادل والشامل واعاده الاراضي الفلسطينيه لاصحابها لا يمكن ان يبقى الظلم مدى الحياه الظلم لا يمكن ان لا يمكن ان ياتي يومما ان يتغير الوضع ولكن قبل ان ياتي الوضع ويكون الشعب الفلسطيني قويا اطلب من الشعب الامريكي ان يكون شعب محترم لدى الشعب الفلسطيني الشعب الاسرائي الفلسطيني غاضب جدا على الشعب الامريكي الا انه الشعب الامريكي يدعم حكمته تدعم اسرائيل التي سيطرت على اراضينا كلها عام

you talk about the international community... the international community, the european union...an union's... ..and the united states are pretty much similar, britain and others not wanting a humanitarian ceasefire. you've got middle powers... why? you've got middle powers... why they don't? i want to ask. no, i was asking you, the international community, you talk about it as if it was cohesive. the russian government has hosted leaders of hamas. at the end of october, president erdogan of turkey describes hamas as a liberation group. so we have the united nations. the united nations is not trusted by israel. so, i'm asking you — when you talk about the international community, who can broker a peace? so if one country took control and to dominate what the united nations — if the americans to dominate what the united nations and the world is asking for. this is not a world we... that's why we have disorder in this world. right. we need to have order, and no—one is above the law. but who's the broker, then, amongst the international community? we have the arab league. yeah. we ha

always been a very clear and determined evaluation when issue was related to other parties of international communityher they were applying the values of, that are being always expressed and advocated. so we are living with a situation that is serious. displacement, whether internal or external, whether in gaza are in the west bank, is absolutely unacceptable. palestinians themselves are cognizant of the efforts and the measures that are being taken to enforce displacement, whether by the continuing pressures that are being put in view of the military activity or by the mere inhumane conditions that have now arisen and c the threat to e health of the palestinians, the lack of sanitation, the lack of food, lack of medicine. and i'm not quite sure, i was told right before i came here that the crossing on a palestinian site has come under some bombardment which again will make the end game of assistance impossible. the distortions and the collections again of whether the crossing has been opened or closed is astounding to me. the crossing has never been closed and has never been a part of the isolation

been very clear and determined evaluation when the issue was related to other parties of international communities and whether they were applying the values that are being always expressed and advocated. we are living with a situation that is serious. displacement, whether internal or external, whether in gaza or the west bank, is absolutely unacceptable. palestinians themselves are cognizant of the efforts and measures that are being taken to enforce displacement, whether by the continuing pressures that are being put in view of military activity or by the mere inhumane conditions that have arisen. the threat to the health of the palestinians, the lack of sanitation, food and medicine. i was told before i came here that the palestinian side has come under bombardment which would make assistance impossible. the distortions and the deflections of whether the crossing has been opened or closed is astounding to me. the crossing has never been closed or been part of the -- desire to create a sense of siege. the rafah crossing has always received palestinians for education and otherwise. during the fir

"at the end of the day we believe we will prevail with almost the entire international community in callingothers and sisters from united arab arab emirates led by uh her excellency uh came up with a brilliant idea as i said before and invited a large number of security council members, they visited rafa and the alarish yesterday, they sent briefings from mr. lazarini and mr. thor wensland along with our minister of health and our minister of social welfare and senior officials from the palestinian and the egyptian red crents. i don't know if my brother muhammad has some details to share about that visit, but we are waiting for the readout from ambassador lana sabe uh whom should be here i think in a day or two along with her colleagues who um made that trip to uh rafa. "that is a significant trip, that is gesture that the great majority of members in the security council who voted in favor of the cease fire made that trip, it's symbolic, but it is very important and we appreciate that. if you have questions, you can ask them. yes, ambassador, um, when you had the last vote in the general a

master you talked about uh the western role especially that of the us now what about the international community what about international organizations how do you assess their response to this genocidal war that's happening against the people in gaza? unfortunately not all of them was their reactors um they did not st stand to uphold their um duties. in this textbook genocide which is conducted by the israeli forest again people, part of them unfortunately we did not, they did not uphold at least their mandate, mandate in this issue, this is, but when it came to the again to the international community itself, and i think the international community is still not moving enough to stop and to put into this textbook. genocide against the palestinian people and unfortunately we are alone, i can say that we are um nearly, i will not say 100%, but nearly we are alone in this under the israeli aggression these days right, and as you have witnessed, people around the world have taken to the streets and they have been holding protest rallies in support of the palestinans and in condemnation of these real

iran's permanent ambassador to the un urged the international community to decisively address the barbaric crimes of israel. one member state a permanent member of security council misusing its unequal authority of veto power and in clear disregard to the united will of international community has decided. to stand with israeli criminal regime and materially enable this regime in its ongoing massacare against civilians in gaza. the united states platently opposing a cease fire with means prescribing war violence and eventually more death for children and women in gaza. meanwile australia, a traditional ally of the us has cited with the un general assembly resolution calling for humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. it has been described rares australia alongside 152 other countries was among the countries which voted in favor. in doing so we joined canada, new zealand, japan, france and india and many other countries. now the significance of this vote was that not only is it showing that the... support that israel had from many western states, especially for its military assault on gaza is erodi

after the break, ladies and gents, stay with us, because we will be talking about how the international community reacted to the us is e... countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cs5 for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session to vote in the un security council on the draft resolution submitted by the ue in which 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impose seach that amounts to collective punishment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement, and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance, and how did the us respond to this? the united states of america used its v2 power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire in gaza. a surprise, not r

the vote is non-binding, but is seen as an expression of the views of the international community. it also increases pressure on israel to end this onslot on palestinians. ambassadors and other diplomats burst into applause at the vote count, which showed much higher support than in october 27 arab sponsored resolution that called for humanitarian triws. iran's permanent ambassador to the un urged the international community to decisively address the barbaric crimes of israel, one member state a permanent member of security council misusing its unequal authority of vetto power and in clear disregard to the united will of international community has decided to stand with israeli criminal regime and materially enable this regime in its massacre against civilians in gaza, the united states platently opposing a cice fire with means prescribing war violence and eventually more death for children and women in gaza. meanwhile australia, traditional ally of the us has cited with the un general assembly resolution calling for humanitarian sease fire in gaza. it has been described the rare s

issue it is an international community, humanitarian issue that all of the international communities needs to get behind in order to solve this problem. we would like to thank the biden administration, the qatar government for putting in place this deal. this gives us hope. on one hand we are happy for our family members for being whole again as much as possible. but, there is also more work to be done and we urge president biden and the international community to do what it can to get as many hostages out as soon as possible. the -- can wait for another day for another hour. first, hostages out. then we deal with hamas. it is important distinction that the families want to convey here as well. to summarize, we live in a different universe than you do. it is difficult to explain. all of us are family members in this different universe we live in. we need you to do whatever you can, holiday season is here. unfortunately we celebrated thanksgiving with an empty chair at our table. we want to be whole again with our family. god bless america, god bless you and hopefully we can be hole a

after the break, ladies and gents to stay with us because you will be talking about how the international community reacted to the us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestine gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session to vote in the un security council on the draft. resolution submitted by the in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. sciencest israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts to collective punchment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance. and how did the us respond to? carnage: the united states of america used its v power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian seas

after the break, ladies and gentlemen, stay with us because we will be talking about how the international community reacted to the us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency session. to vote in the un security council on the draft resolution submitted by the uae, in which about 100 countries participated. more details in this following report. zionist israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts to collective punishment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance, and how did the us respond to this carnage? the united states of america used its veto power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitar

after the break, ladies and gentle, stay with us, because we will be talking about how the international community reacted to the us's veto. many countries and international organizations condemned the united states of america's use of its veto in the united nations security council against a draft resolution calling for immediate cease fire for humanitarian reasons in the palestinian gaza strip. the convictions came one day after the united states used its veto during emergency. to vote in the un security council on the draft resolution submitted by the uae, in which about 100 countries participated, more details in this following report. zionist israel has continued to indiscriminately attack civilians and civilian structures, impos a siege that amounts to collective punishment for the entire population of gaza, force mass displacement and deny access to vital medical care and humanitarian assistance. and how did the us respond to this carnage? the united states of america used its veto power to turn down a un security council resolution put forward by the uae, calling for immediate humanitarian

and eater too, the united states of america is - it's it's a laugh in a stock in among the international community in one side in a black comedy side since they they try to take care don't kill that many uh civilians they came in from we seen uh biden came and hugged netanyahu netanyahu the one who went to the congress at the time and humiliated obama his president of of biden and the same time biden himself. didn't like netanyahu, but the hug and the support is for the zionist entity, and today they playing forward politics, they like what they doing, and the zist entity have to change his cabinet and all of that, is just not to associate himself with an open genocide on that scale, that's what obama, biden is caring about, the united states of america is to me the way they seen the the the... happening in the zinest entity is threatening the existence of the united states of america itself, so shooring up the zist entity, it's mean showing up the united states of america's hegemony in in the region and it's control in west asia and the arab world and make sure these arabic countries and muslim c

been a very clear and determined evaluation when the issue was related to other parties of international community. whether they were buying the values of that are being always expressed and advocated. we are living with a situation is serious. displacement whether internal or external, whether in gaza or the west bank is absolutely unacceptable. palestinians themselves, measures are being taken and enforced displacement whether the pressures that are being put in view of the military activity or why the mere continuing conditions. there is now the threat to the health of the palestinians, the lack of food, lack of medicine. i'm not sure what i was told before i came here on the palestinian side has come under some arguments which will make the entry of assistance impossible. the distortions and distractions of whether the crossing has been opened or closed is astounding to me . crossing has never beenclosed . it has never been part of the desire to create a siege on gaza. the raffa crossing is a people's crossing has always received palestinians coming out for medical treatment and education othe

i think those concerns _ international community.tarted - international community. i think those concerns started on - international community. i think those concerns started on day l international community. i think l those concerns started on day one because of the ferocity of israel's in retaliation for those horrific attacks into southern israel on october seven. the big change we are seeing is that israel's staunchest international backers, the united states, britain, germany, and to a lesser extent france, are all now mentioning the word cease—fire in some form or calling for a pause. today, there is a joint op—ed in sunday newspapers by david cameron want the foreign secretary, and his german counterpart, calling for a sustainable cease—fire leading to sustainable cease—fire leading to sustainable peace. and the french foreign minister who has been here today, went further, calling for an end immediate cease—fire, and israel rejected this saying they need more time, their military people are saying they need months, which i do

the international community, all the international community needs to get behind in order to solve this problem. we would like to thank the biden administration for putting in place the deal that gives us hope. on the one hand we are happy for our family members for being whole again as much as possible but there's also more work to be done, we urge president biden, the international community do what it can to get as many hostages out as soon as possible. hostages out, then we deal with hamas and it is an important distinction that we the families want to convey here as well. to summarize, he lived in a different universe than you do. it is difficult to explain but all the family members in this universe we live in, we need you to do whatever you can. holiday season is here. we celebrated thanksgiving with an empty chair in our table. we want to be whole again with our families. god bless america, god bless you, and hopefully we can be whole again and go back to our previous life. thank you. >> thank you. we now recognize liz hirsh naftali. >> you came back to israel, she's not comfort

head of the red cross says a global in action on israel's crimes in gaz is a sign of the international community's moral failure, the palestine islamic jihad says israel's plan to eliminate resistance in gaza is illusion and the regime is masking massacring gazans to hide its failures. hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 am here in the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, israel's atrocities in the gaza strip show no sign of abating as the death toll from the regime's indiscriminate strikes that started on october the 7th, here's 19,700, according to the palestinian health ministry in gaza at least. 100 people have been killed in israeli strikes during the past 24 hours, it said the regime perpetrated successive massacres on tuesday affecting all areas of gaza. israeli forces have also rated alahi hospital, which was the last functioning medical facility in northern gaza, knocking it out of service palestinian health officials say the israeli army has detained doctors, nurses and patients at the hospital. they also say the regime has turned

the protesters also urged the swedish government and the international community to convict the members of the meck instead of illegally keeping nurin prison without any documented reason. they refer to the 17,000 iranian. everyone thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. the israelis have a plan to destroy the palestinian economy in the gaza strip. and keep it attached to the israeli side. this is an israeli occupation systematic program to destroy the structure of the economy to achieve political goals. the plight of palestine has been reached. on for decades, how can it come to an end? and has iran as major supporter of the palestinian cause proposed? any solution in this regard and if yes, what is it? these and more on this edition of iran today. israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip continues as the death from reginal that began more than two months ago was nearing 19 as where the army also continues pounding hot. hospital schools and refugee camps, the aveny army says is directly target an israeli bound containership with drones and responsive regimes ongoing onslot on gaza, t

day by shedding light on the atrocities committed by the israeli regime in gaza and how the international communityt humanity's achievement. the foundation of dialogue and solidarity of unified nations fodason held its annual international conference on the future of peace and human rights in west asia, as could be expected, focusing on numerous instances of violations of international law and the geneva convention in particular as israeli attacks continue in gaza. quite naturally conference that puts the spotlight on the issue of human rights cannot be indifferent to the development in gaza. as we discuss human rights in asia, we obviously have to examine how the universal declaration of human rights affects the lives of human beings in practical matters. what are the? the fact that the many unresolved issues that lead to wars in the west asia region make it inevitable for us to discuss the issue of human rights violations during wars in this region as explained by the participants. "the geneva convention is therefore considered the most challenging implement, as the inability of the un to stop is

i was assuming at some european capitals as well, much so as the international community remains. and they will include thank the international organizations and the united nations remain enabled to, to anything the position of the united states as it continues to use its r vito on the, on the c as in addition to being biased and supporting the nazis system. that is committed to aggressions and presidents aggressions that the humanity did not witness before. they also send the negative message saying that those international organizations are enabled to protect people or to support those and protect those who are being aggression aggressive as a result of this aggression, more than 19000 people has had been killed and 52000 were wounded with an i live, in addition to that party with so many of them, there is more than 8000 people that are missing and those are rubble, including 70 percent, are women and children. the occupation has committed. imagine during those $7.00 to $1.00 days, many mass occurs against our civilian and an arm civil and the aggression continues in the occupati

when the international community is starting to talk about a political solution now, notjust lookingegin to sort of influence that debate about what a future might look like? i mean, i'm pleased you ask that because i think one of the things that is so frustrating about this conflict is that everybody ignores it until there is a massive crisis. and we are now in the most terrible crisis. and i've worked around this conflict for over a decade. and every couple of years a war breaks out between israel and gaza. this is like no other war. but what happens is the war ends. everyone takes a big sigh of relief and everyone goes back to what they were doing. it's surely different this time. well, i hope it is because because this is the thing is that at the moment people are rightly fixated on how do you end the immediacy of what is going on now? how do you protect civilian life? how do you secure borders? but actually, what we really need is an international community to say simultaneously we will start the process of where are palestinians looking to, though? yeah, sadly that is the reali