u. s. military industrial complex might actually finally be starting to run out of other people's money. when the head of the u. n. say is he will keep pushing for a cease fire and does it despite the failure of the security council to broke richards. because who is all sorry to you and cut the lead, the would see the lead and the minds. and the resolution is not being implemented and i are just a courtesy call and see what to press to about the humanitarian catastrophe and die . right? did i did my review for the you may 30th ceasefire to be the clips. it'd be aggressively the security policy on site to the weeds, but death does not make it less necessary. so i can problem is i will not give up. well, my colleague, nicky, are and spoke with a tele more correspondent on 3 at the gd here in the studio on sunday. he said he's washington has essentially par lights, the un security council through it's vito usage in the theory. this organization can be able to resolve the conflict though without uh, without the war. we are in the base for metal. but in the fact, when we see data from us, like in this case, and the we

u. n. actually said that a cease fire with just kick the can down the road. quote, plant the seeds for the next war, which totally is not what washington stepping back and watching while thousands of civilians and guys are giving smokes with the entire error world watching. doesn't risk doing anyway. here's how the russian foreign minister says it all went down at the un, which events reduced the resolution and the security council. it was blocked by the might that states brazil introduced another resolution that was also blocked by the amount that states that the general assembly passed the resolution which was weaker than the what we wanted. then the security going. so because it provided not for human, you there in ceasefire, but for a the full human you, terry and fulfillment is darian throughs. but the one that uh was uh, not acceptable to the nearly consented other wisdom countries. they did not support the resolution. and eventually they organized the security council to pass a decision the resolution, which quote, not demanded but called for human uti

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u. n. his was belongs to a neighboring guy on the actual guy who welcome to the program. israel has ordered palestinians to be evacuated from more address around con units the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip . the idea says it is intensifying its campaign in southern gaza to target hamas, which has been designated to a terrorist organization by multiple countries. many of gauze as residents flag to the south of attack street. israel ordered them to leave the north. families and friends gathered outside the alley baptist hospital and gaza city to pray for the victims at the slightest bound of his right in the ash dikes. a mother grieves, so how young daughter to the bodies, the poets and the level in seasons that tip become all too familiar for many and northern gaza. it was here that isabel comes in charge of. most of it's 5 power until now is why it was military is stepping up, it's offensive and southern gaza on sunday it says you didn't you of activation order 10 people to leave areas in underground to the city of con eunice in the south. more than 1800000 and just priced gardens are

u. n. america at times is silent. well as actually, if you're not asking me that question and i was going to answer at all what dr. finkelstein answer it. but what kind of country does that actually the united states when it comes to iran, russia, china, and that as well. but that's, that's another point that's not teaching children in school and on their sesame street. that's raising children to kill the jewel. okay. the media knew that shows that's a different story. okay, all right. i would argue it's not because essentially when you, every night on your newscasts, tell people that these countries are awful, that's all award start. and that's the reason the ridiculousness of a rock happened as well. as afghanistan, but dr finkelstein, i'd like for you to answer his legitimate charge that if your era or come from a palestinian community or any of these and cabinets in places like jordan, you really are being told to hate jews. that sort of undeniable, right? so i'm not going to address that right now. let me address the substance of

israelis, instead of abstaining or vetoing united nations resolutions, they could stay and actually vote for a u. nolution. and the nuclear option, if the president wanted to, he could support increasing calls in the region and the community in his own party for a cease-fire unconditional cease-fire. no return of hostages, no disarming of hamas, just stop the bloodshed. stop the killing. but all i have to say, i've watched the u.s. israel relationship under democratic and republican presidents. american presidents do not like to fight publicly with israeli prime minister's. it's politically costly and most often it doesn't work. when it does work the pressure is literally focused on trying to achieve something that would benefit both united and israel. i think the message is getting through to the israelis at the lee need soon by january to change the character of their military operations in gaza. but again, the administration is also reaffirmed the reality that israel will be operating at some level in gaza for some months to come. >> and that has all sorts of problems associated with the. we'll

actually my diet. and this very night really raises the questions about the effectiveness of the u. n. and the security council. and they can't even agree on uh, on a ceasefire on the 2 days ahead of christmas. can do a lot at stake. the, especially for those civilians in got the job use washington go to she's going to school. thank you so much for holding that story for us. it now is dread has vowed to press on with this operation in gaza until her mazda is illuminated. these are the ministry has released images of what it says a must on those. a mazda is of course, identified as with federalist organization by multiple countries. now is drug claims. the network of tunnels is used by the troops commanders, including those accused of planning. the october 7th, pedo tech is rarely soldiers inspect buildings said to be in gaza city. they say they've uncovered entrances to what they allege. our secret rooms used by him, us commanders at several locations, a complex with books of the koran. you can see there is this area i see graffiti and there are carpets on the floor, but it may be some

u. n. system and various roles for over 20 years. actually starting in the early ninety's at unread the united nations relief and work agency that helps a palestinian refugees. but she's also worked at unicef and u. n. d p as well, and was an under secretary un official in syria for some time just to give you a broad overview there. but her task now is very difficult. primarily because the un resolution un security council resolution, i see it should say that was passed on friday. there's 4 page document that i have here dealing with the guys, the situation states that her role or her mandate is to facilitate, coordinate and monitor a scaling of 8 in the guys that there's one problem. no, nowhere in this resolution does it call for an immediate cease fire, and that according to secretary general, antonio gutierrez is what is needed in order to scale up humanitarian a to guys. so she's got a very difficult mandate ahead of her. a lot of experience certainly has the backing of the secretary general, but until there is a site ceasefire, or at le

u. n. the southern buddhist which he has become the regions most densely populated diarrhea as 85 percent of those displaced have actually taken refuge that. and meanwhile, a doctor from gulls, associates slab says due to the relentless, foaming now of cash showed she works in the children's world of a hospital in rafa where he's been describing the current conditions. the cash out of the situation here in gaza is catastrophic. the world has not witnessed such a war before. now my family and i have to live in a refugee tense. the situation here is very difficult, especially because it is winter. it is raining heavily, it is extremely cold. there are no toilets and there's no normal life. we provide assistance to thousands of people affected by bombing or virus transmission, especially children, death. we community because there is no clean water, no healthy food, or even a housing. most people live in the streets, people left their homes and their memories to escape the selective bombing of the civilian population. while it made the humanitarian crisis, these images from self and goal is to show a crowd of policy and wra

which we haven't seen actually put, you know, enough pressure on this route to stop killing civilians? what, what will, what will it take? do you think of? well, looking at side b, u n, which i fear, we're going to have to do that in order to not get to see fire, but a t t 0 that crack words put the brakes on a real proactive d at. to get the breakdown, we're going to have to stop the, the us sending our orange sending arms and sending sending firms and keeping up with the other. i know more diplomatic solution. i think we need to look at this from regional blocks folder multilateral institutions. 3, you need to speak all the way they did it with the invasion of ukraine. they need to start putting sanctions on israel. so putting sanctions in the us, i know we are in a cost of living prices old as mostly coals by the politics of job and speech and or, and wished with india, european confident. however, you know what we are witnessing and what we're seeing on our screen, it cannot continue to the bricks. region approx, d, e a s, and the as the on the we need to perhaps work in more diplomatic regional block and start putting sanctions. and then using their own differe

was actually speaking of all once i realize fighting for actually a big some of the kind of function on the pakistan were officials have ards the u. n. to investigate the source of a quote, sophisticated weapons ending up with militant groups, allegations are related to the killing of 23 soldiers last week, and an attack on a police compound and knew the ask and border. a senior washington official was thrilled over reports that the arms came from a huge cash. the us left behind when his forces withdrew from us down to stand in 2021. but standing, so just the ones that were left in the side was one of those in the state intentionally? i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these just to verify what you said about weddings left in afghanistan and participate or being used to using us less democratic reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you, we didn't just leave a bunch of weapons and danced in. this is a fallacy. this is a farce. what we did over the course of our 20 years and afghanistan, of course with congressional approval and consultations was armed and helped equip the ask and national securit

u. n. that is not the bottom lead . punishing or asking for one actually specifically taken by as well. but for god on these given to you money, tell you on a a arriving to, to augusta, i think is the maximum we kind of gets from the, from the us. we have not in the position now to, to, to thing that us will do something at that. punish uh, a threat, or by most times over the over what was the only one that was able to stop or to do something that was consumed that by it's really a powerful and by that it's not close to, to why mind that in that sense, the gen is that correct? associate professor of golf politics with the golf study center here at guitar university. thank you. thank it is really security cabinet is meeting right now. let's get more on this with him. ron kon, in tel aviv. what are they talking about? what are you expecting from that meeting and as well, i would be expecting some things to come from that meeting. is that these uh the secures. the cabin hasn't actually officially met yet, but there is intense debate going on. on the outside of that meeting, the meeting was

u. n's climate change condition, and then you know, a industrialized countries would like to see time enough for example, which is one of the biggest domestic also contributing to this fund. but none of them actually have 2 different places and they've, they've, they've got it off the, the, the, of the ground. but it does sound weird, but let's set up a fun. i will decide to contribute. so would you just decide amongst yourselves whether or not you want to give anything that was this seems an odd way of doing business. so i'm big countries are against a full phase out of common and i'm more in favor of a circled phase down. just talk us through what this means. so a phase that means like getting rid of fossil fuels and our energy mix completely. now that is going to be quite complicated because obviously we're still very relying on them for the economy and for industry and things like that. so some of the bigger countries also be the oil countries like the us and the gulf states don't want there to be complaints like shut down or fossil fuels. other countries would like to see a phase out, but it's more likely it's going to be face down, which is a reduction or slow reduction of fossil fuel use. t

in fact, there is an actual star vacation going on and that was warned by the u. n. w t. a generic commissioner who warned of a possible starvation that we're really start seeing some of its science across the northern part. also here in the southern part, we seeing as science of this possible famine and food in security, as people end up waiting for long hours just to get either a bag of a flower or a trickle of other food aid. the situations are very complicated for the vast majority of the population in dropbox city and as well as across the the territory is. but here we're seeing it because we live it day by day with people who not only wait in line for long dollars, but also they're going hungry. they're going thursday under he'd be constant, it bombardment and honey. despite to all of this, like you said with, with the bombardment continuing over to grab this resolution and in the potentially getting through. i mean, the killing in gaza does continue, can just focus through the latest the bombing rides by israel understand that at least 5 people have been killed in

actually. starting working for henri or the united nations relief and work agency. she's also helped various roles that unicef and the u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just be here at the united nations in new york. the funeral of a 4 year old boy from gauze that has taken place in kata to the lawyer a deal rockman. abraham mussa was brought to the country from garza medical treatment that died from his insurance. so as i move, which was at the funeral in miss, i'm here north, sorry. south west of the not long ago a crowd of approximately 200 people actually gathered here. you know, to beat farewell to 4 year old. i'll say most stuff. so she was from guys and she was brought here as a part of initiative launch by the country, government and cooperation with egypt to transport, the wounded palestinians to don't have to receive medical treatments. so in this case, it's really important to mention that he had

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actually, it's not applicable and this is not for me. this is from the human, the palestinian human rights report. for at the u. n. a francesca have been easy. who is a human rights lawyer? the rights for self defense ceases to exist. if you're an occupying power, so there's a lot of legal community that wasn't depreciated by any or western european politicians who clearly continually repeated that then. so why has v i c c being silent? do you think what is undisputable is the collapse of the moral high ground or the proceeds more on high ground of many western countries? when we see, when we allow 15000 innocent people to be a kid when we allow babies to be uh, you know, dug up from under the rubble. when we use the fuel water, electricity as a weapon. who, who gave israel the right to be able to turn on and off water. it's a basic human, a meet, and i repeat to say this, this is in no way seeing what happens on october 7 is justified by the fact you have to say the same, so no bit smaller, haven't gave me the editor in chief of our view is just not to support the october the 7th the attack because it's very easy

what's happening and does that this is actually sort of what we see for the 1st time, even the u. n. is flipped over. what's happening and goes, uh, we have a group if you want, experts will say it's genocide. then we have the politicians and do you on with trying to sub subdued their voice and then say no, it's not a distinction anyone's system. yeah. and it's, it's sort of find itself, it's not about you guys anymore. it's about the future of the school. well, rebuilding heading. i mean, if god has been left to suffer though it's being suffering now, this is as that indicative also very bucks due to waiting for the amenities of to come fix it up and come fix. how would the commercial commit to deal with it? if the left stays that i have to do with what the, what a bit and still doing because of the way it's doing it, it's, it's done. we have lost. we have lost our faith in humanity. but a spin has in particular have lost the faith in humanity. both of these have last. thank you so much time for those. thanks for your thoughts. now leaders of the flood policy and you know, already

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actually my international. but of course we had the sick yesterday on the not cities in the ukraine. and yesterday evening there was an emergency meeting from the u. n. and there they called as russia, because apparently they killed civilians, they hit civilian, the infrastructure, apartment buildings of russia emphasized. and it was not like that they just hit the military angle. so, but of course, the west didn't say anything about it. and yeah, when you hit something like this in the middle of the day, and just before the christmas holiday or the new year's holiday. okay. some extra hours of this is what reminds me of what they did in syria. they also both markers . cities with sicilian tomorrow and this was done by service, so i can say ukraine, you who do this are actually terrible. but the worst part, i think is this nato is actually involved because they use weapons estimate. so of course their own weapons as well was, i mean, how can they justify these in the, in your own or the west? these weapons we stay full of weapons for peace. use all the civilians and this is going on. oh, well done already also, what it gives recently said in the us,

u. n. reports mohammed say's at least 6 palestinians have died in his really custody since october 7th. give us a sense of the conditions that prisoners are not facing is really deals the yes actually is about as soon as the are still listening to the heart of the just the one is of the best for you to prison us during the must have been days will book about the bent as a solution or a section of some portion of them, especially off of civil though, but they were, are you still there? through the front of the war they, it was denied and you sent me the visit to them. i mean, we think that no, no, no, yes they, i mean i solution i from a capital. they said it was back tv, so it's about it just from there. they kind of curious and what's going all the time. so they even lose it, access to via from the cafeteria of the gym by their money they the food was the missed of expected and also they printed on foster. so when they are released, they don't let me be about there. so for us to do it in the video, patrice of the but i. 1 on base it, it's just that it was sent as a there's 2 different on the hills to get back in the rest of the life. so uh, so that is about us because the club act

actually arrived already dead to the e. r.. so, the hospital is in a very chaotic situation, a difficult situation. >> the u. n. secretary general said that the humanitarian support system in gaza is collapsing, and with that obviously, the medical facilities there are as well beginning to collapse. what is the situation like for the doctors inside of gaza? how are they able to do whatever jobs they are actually doing at the moment? >> the situation is impossible. the situation of doctors in gaza are doctors who have to come to work in the morning, just hoping to find their families in their homes. it is the situation of doctors who have to announce, to find wards, how do you find words to announce to a five-year-old they are the only survivor of their family, who died in the bombing of their house. it is a situation of doctors who have to find ways to relieve pain from patients who come with infected wounds, where -- are inside the wounds which are infected. it's, doctors who are completely, health care workers who are completely exhausted from the past few months here in gaza. it is just an impossible situati

u. n. a moral stain on humanity. and as far as public global opinion is concerned, i mean, you could argue that he has a point not. so the reason is that he has actually all giving up the time. but many people are so frustrated with the you as a parent impotence. well, people a dying every hour and gotcha, yes, i think you know, listening to show other 2 guests. the one thing that strikes me is that and you said this as well as that. this is not the 1st time we talked about the you and not meeting its responsibilities, but i think this is one of those moments where the global self countries could really take the charge. and, you know, i think the i c, c is a defunct institution. and they, i think global self countries should be thinking about alternative institutions and just bypassing, you know, the western powers. but of course, you know, and that is in some way as a dream talk. but i thought i was gonna say, how, how, how savvy would that, how would that work? which well, i mean i, i think if you have a 150 nations that have agreed on something they can actually take action and say, you know, we're going, we're going to and. busy as a no fly zone o

u. n. world state program has one that given the current level of destruction in gals that more people could die, thomas. so from the aftermath of the word done from the actual is really military strikes it's, it's showing a prospect given the already high debt total, isn't it? it's a shocking one, but they have to pay the fees on assessment that it's a, that's equal to be pretty accurate a if we can not pay for would not be able to get to that, of course. so you might already have a set of together. we depart this and so on to cut also these a vicious cycle that we were not able to teach people that are not able to provide support. we are not able to be for the, we're not able to get both there and this was they shouldn't yet i was part of my colleagues. so by this side of crescent, what they mean, we know exactly how to save lives. so we know exactly what they did, something, but we don't have the means to do that. we don't have the conditions. we don't have the agents. so we just need to be make sure that people are, we get what they need the but the moment side to the no one, each city the able to view, but they can be 5 the you might anybody announce th

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u. n. court in the hague. two, smith is careful, sober, i would say dry to the point of, frankly, at times, being boring in his presentation. a man clashing with gangsters and actual war lords cuts a somber figure when you look at his record and how he operates. even when he makes his big arguments in court, there are peers who say that he has actually used that understated style to great effect with juries and judges, meaning that it works. and then there's the flip side, as bob mueller found, if you do end up clashing with donald trump's pr, internet, political and violent rhetoric onslaught, it might require some other different out of court skills. and then, if you think dry and boring is a synonym for backing down, no, the record is actually opposite. smith is not only aggressive in court. lawyers marveling at the way he will push and stretch to make his cases. he's so aggressive legally, that they sometimes stretch farther than other prosecutors, bringing what are called novel or high risk cases, and he's lost some of them. among those very terms. smith has publicly overshot the jury's objecting some of the cases against the powerful, including a senator tur

actually starting working for unaware of the united nations relief and work agency. she's also helped various roles that unicef and the u. n. d p as well. but the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has said that without a full ceasefire, immediately it will be very hard to get a into guys that to the people that needed the most. so certainly big challenges ahead gabriel's onto, i'll just here at the united nations in new york. francesca albany is a, is the you and especially with rough outside on the occupied palestinian territory . and she says, israel's claim that the united nations is complicit partners of how much is what she calls blaming the messenger? or is there a has the state that does he's real as destroyed guys, and we're still blaming you when i still wonder how the international community describe that to as well in our international need. yeah, still give credit was is really leaders political are meeting thought you'd be there a site is or should be held accountable for what, what it does is, well, it has not done any thing to keep a civilian safe. let me give you 3 examples. first football diesel has us

the all the u. n's rest of the agency that is saying perhaps some of the measures might help people be process best. but on the other hand, a number of charities and organizations is actually organizations and write scripts . a saying that these rules are simply going to make life even harder for asylum seekers and people is fled persecution who are coming here because they'll be process. so foss, perhaps they were novel that papers and old, and they'll be deported even though they all the, just some of the people who are able to apply for asylum. so several people all sides. the story who has some people who say this is a good thing, but they're all others. as a said, many rights groups are very concerned about the rights of asylum seekers of my goods, latasha, butler, and powers. thank you. to help people about taking the democratic republic of congo is general election delays were reported in several towns in the east stand in the capital. can shasta president, fitness chicken society is running for a 2nd time. the country facing many challenges, including an insurgency refugee crisis and immense poverty. despite huge mineral wealth, katherine choice has more from the c