it is based on the data and findings of the united nations, that is, the special rapporteurs of the united nations, investigative commissions. united nations. the secretary general of the united nations, in this sense, these references are very good , and the evidence he presented in yesterday's meeting was divided into two categories. genocide is happening . the members of this group of palestinian people in the north of gaza refused that more than 23,000 people are actually killed , most of them are children, according to the interpretation of the un secretary general, it has become a cemetery and children's cemetery in the north of nawaraq, gaza . a journalist, two doctors , every day, an employee, in fact, the united nations itself , is actually killed in gaza, so the killing of a researcher is the second behavior that he mentioned. actually, the destruction of the palestinian nation is through a gradual death, which means imposing conditions of life that are designed to make them suffer a gradual death by depriving them of access to the crown of the life of starvation is the forced tr

that the hospital is not safe misresa is not safe, not even the place of the united nations is safe , the report of the united nations itself, in fact, the secretary general of the united nations, said the same thing as the secretary general of the united nations, that no safe place can be found in gaza, not even a school. the united nations, the united nations centers, well, there is no safe place , judicial materials are extremely scarce, people are hungry, under bombardment and siege, but at the same time they do not surrender. more than 100 days of resistance, 14 days of not surrendering. you see, it is possible to say shib abi talib for 3 years, the people there resisted, but there was no bombing. the secret is because you describe it in a surreal way. what is the secret of this issue? it has a very strange secret, that is why i first said that we are facing one of the most extraordinary battles in history, and if i want to be a little more precise, a little more sensitive, it is the strangest incident in history that you are such a resistant population, so you are under no pressure. it is not possible t

court takes note in this regard of the statement by the united _ this regard of the statement by the united nations undersecretary generat— unitedetary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator mr martirr— emergency relief coordinator mr martin griffiths on the 5th of january— martin griffiths on the 5th of january 2024. i quote, gas has become _ january 2024. i quote, gas has become a — january 2024. i quote, gas has become a place of death and despair. families _ become a place of death and despair. families are — become a place of death and despair. families are sleeping in the open as temperatures plummet. areas where civiiiahs _ temperatures plummet. areas where civilians were told to relocate for safety _ civilians were told to relocate for safety have come under bombardment. medicai— safety have come under bombardment. medical facilities are under relentless attack. a public health disaster— relentless attack. a public health disaster is unfolding. gaza has simply— disaster is unfolding. gaza has simply become uninhabitable. its people _ simply become uninhabitable. its people are witnessing daily

and commander of iranian push forces, why they are killing across the sides and the united nations security council, united nations general assembly and all other international agencies are keeping silence, why? "this is, this is not acceptable, any until if we will not take action against these veto powers, i think the united nations" the consult will not be successful, will not be fruitful. mr. abu mariam, an interesting point that was brought up by the iranian foreign minister at the united nations, was that the us, he had it basically the survival of the israeli regime only relies on regional crisis and the spillover of this conflict into other countries, and that the united states must pull itself out of that trap that the israeli regime has set to drag washington into a direct conflict. do you think... that is one of the objectives of the israelis to get the united states directly involved in in this conflict. yes, mr. hussein amir abdullahyan has raised valid and very strong point because the history is saying the same from since 1948, 1954, 1967, 73, 78, all the times, we are witnessed that the zin

thing, second thing is the the veto of the at the united united nation secretary where they asking for the cease fire that was actually rejected by united state, which means that giving the green line to design to continue slaughtering the palestinians, so the veto the united nation general secretary decision and also the support, not only the support by sending military equipment through. the the united state to designers entity, they also sending expert and some their military forces joining the israelis in order to execute the crimes in gaza, so this is very clear indication and the most important one that the statement by the by them because what happened is the tactical way that israel started the genocide, they had to convince the... the word that it is something they should do by actually launching a group of lies. number one, the if you remember the behed babies and biden said he did see the photo, then he retracted his statement through the state department, second, all the allegation which is meant to lobby europe and united states against the palestinians is the as you know the behed babies. the babies been cooked and ovens t

this accusation a meeting of bricks on 21 november and at emergency special station of the united. united nationsr, no response from israel was forthcoming, none was necessary, but this time the disp. had crystallized as matter of law, this was confirmed by israel's official and unequivocal denial on 6th december that it was committing genocide in gaza. however, as matter of courtesy, before filing the present application on 21 december, south africa sent a note babal to the embassy of israel to reiterate. its view that israel's acts of genocide in gaza amounted to genocide, that it has a state party to the genocide convention was under an obligation to prevent genocide from being committed. israel responded by way of note formal that failed to address the issues raised by south africa in its note, and neither affirmed nor denied the existence of a dispute. this was emailed later on the 27th of december, this note was received by the relevant south african team on the 29th of december after the present application was filed. on four january, south africa replied to this note babal, highlighting i

yemenis did not violate the resolutions of the united nations, but in fact i must say that in the implementation phase of the same resolutions of the unitedions, the united nations is stepping up and acting, and the international laws of mines in against the world an interesting point was made by sheikh in this battle in lebanon. by bringing its ships near the shores of lebanon, the united states wanted to scare hezbollah into retreating, but seyyed hassan nasrallah announced in his speech at the beginning of this war that we are not afraid of your ships. but we also prepared what is suitable for him americans to yemen yesterday morning. maybe the aim of attacking there was to make the yemenis better, but yesterday we saw that in sana'a and other cities of this country, more people took to the streets than before. in what direction did we go, what happened that the equation of fear no longer works in this area? what happened and what has been achieved and what has actually provided this ground and brought the resistance to a point that america and the west cannot do is that the changes. and it strengthened the resistance of iraq, the resi

united nations. i did see you mean on the internet. i describe the united nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop this master cousin garza, the united nations involvement and the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of a conflict such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the night 240 a come. they shone on genocide. believe me, came into existence. be cause of what the mattress deed to the jews back. charlie, in fact i was listening to to, to the presentation 8 drawers. i drew a survivor of program. we visited the word genocide on now it to be used to hong v the these right in the nation. now the united nation assessor actually said you're in true, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but vis. israel is not what the united nations created. and then besides on man, this aged on a fan, this if and this is in the is really th

for instance, at the resumed emergency special session of united nations— emergency special session of unitedve to united nations stated _ representative to united nations stated that, i quote, the events of the past _ stated that, i quote, the events of the past six — stated that, i quote, the events of the past six weeks in gaza have illustrated that israel is acting contrary— illustrated that israel is acting contrary to its obligations in terms of the _ contrary to its obligations in terms of the genocide convention, end of quote _ of the genocide convention, end of quote. south africa recalled the statement on its note of 21 december 23, to— statement on its note of 21 december 23, to the _ statement on its note of 21 december 23, to the embassy of israel and pretoria — 23, to the embassy of israel and pretoria. the court notes that israel — pretoria. the court notes that israel dismissed any acquisitions genocide — israel dismissed any acquisitions genocide in the conflict in gaza in a document published by the israel ministry— a document published by the israel ministry of foreign affa

we are also told the united nations is seeking - the area. we are also told the unitedations is seeking a i united nations is seeking a diplomatic solution to all of this. what hopes would you have of that being successful? this what hopes would you have of that being successful?— what hopes would you have of that being successful? this is very much a da b being successful? this is very much a day by day — being successful? this is very much a day by day proposition. _ being successful? this is very much a day by day proposition. we - being successful? this is very much a day by day proposition. we have l a day by day proposition. we have seen the threats to shipping change. yesterday, all traffic was suspended yesterday. we have seen one in five commercial vessels detour, as you mentioned before. and we have also seen as many as 280 container ships, which is primarily the main type of ship, no longer coming through the red sea and suez canal. they are now having to divert. the success is unknown. this is a whole new level of crazy for commercial shipping at the moment.

permissions and approvals and coordination and israel, according united nations, has not been helpful on that. uh, just within the last 24 hours, the united united nations team was trying to get to the north to get visit. i'll ship a hospital deliver aid. they said they had to wait more than 5 days to get his rarely approval. now, when it comes to dignitary efforts for the un, that now falls on secret. com, the humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for guys appointed by the secretary general. late december, she's got a very tough job ahead of her. she was just in gaza on tuesday, but she was only just able to spend just a few hours due to the difficult security situation. primarily caused from is rarely bombardments. so while her job is to get a into guys a clearly uh, as you and it saying, it is nearly impossible without a ceasefire. gabriel is under thanks very much indeed. know united states is coming out, strikes in western iraq against 3 targets link. took our tape husband, off and onto link to iran. officials tell you the strikes. so in response to recent attacks against american force center and a clinician personnel in iraq

we know the united nations _ and build their brand. we know the unitedave _ and build their brand. we know the united nations have said _ and build their brand. we know the united nations have said they - and build their brand. we know the united nations have said they are l united nations have said they are trying to seek a diplomatic solution to all of this. you see anyway in which a deal could be reached for them to call peter tags or is the brute force the only option? i’m them to call peter tags or is the brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option _ brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option but - brute force the only option? i'm not sure it is the only option but we - sure it is the only option but we have some options. number one, we are seeing the us navy and other navies being loosely co—ordinated. they could be more co—ordinated and could run convoys, but that is not what is happening right n

abdollahian's third trip to new york and it was his attendance at the united nations and also his first appearance at the security council of the united the united nations with the goal of maintaining international peace and security is the responsibility of the security council of the united nations, but unfortunately, during almost 120 yesterday, that is , at the same time as the crimes and aggression of the zionist regime against gaza began. due to unilateralism, the united states has not yet been able to take decisive and effective action to end this crisis and start a ceasefire. well , mr. amir abdullahian, an hour ago, in a meeting to examine the crisis in the west asian region and developments palestine participated in the un security council and gave a speech in that meeting. this meeting was chaired by france, and mr. amir abdollahian, in this meeting, made the security council aware of its main responsibility, i.e. quick and effective action to maintain international peace and security. also, mr. amir abdollahian, in this meeting , asked the security council to take the zionist regime into on the other hand, mr. amir abdulla

the united nations means the special rapporteurs of the united nations, the commissions of inquiry of the united nations, the secretary general of the united nations, in this sense, these references are very good, and the evidences that he presented in yesterday's meeting were actually divided into two categories, one is evidence. actually do you know what is happening on the floor of the square in gaza? genocide. it means the physical destruction and killing of the members of this group of palestinian people in the north of gaza, insisting that more than 23,000 people were actually killed, most of them children. being , according to the interpretation of the secretary general of the united nations, has become the cemetery and children's cemetery in the north of nagarq, gaza . 270 people are being killed, 48 mothers, one journalist , two doctors, one employee every day, every day , in fact, the united nations itself is being killed in gaza , so the killing is real . it means imposing conditions of life designed so that they suffer a gradual death by depriving them of access to the cro

nations have attached their signatures to— of the united nations have attached their signatures to a _ of the unitedof instruments. _ their signatures to a range of instruments. but _ their signatures to a range of instruments. but one - their signatures to a range of instruments. but one lives. their signatures to a range of. instruments. but one lives are threatened, _ instruments. but one lives are threatened, these _ instruments. but one lives are| threatened, these instruments instruments. but one lives are i threatened, these instruments are not brought— threatened, these instruments are not brought to _ threatened, these instruments are not brought to bear— threatened, these instruments are not brought to bear and _ threatened, these instruments are not brought to bear and south i threatened, these instruments are i not brought to bear and south africa had the _ not brought to bear and south africa had the view — not brought to bear and south africa had the view that _ not brought to bear and south africa had the view that we _ not brought to bear and south africa had the view that we could -

listening to, or respecting, or honoring anything that comes out of the united nations security council. let's remember the united nations security council facilitated the us invasion of a rack bypassing a resolution the us use that as a license to a beta rack and destroyed. so the united nations passing this kind of a resolution against the who these is simply a set up for a larger ward that the us is going to try and trigger against iran. yeah, man, syria, as the is really use had been golding and trying to prompt the might be americans to do. so i don't think the arab and muslim world are going to be listening to the united nations. i don't like russia. well, i don't think any of the bricks, countries will not, not south africa who's waged a, a war crime complaint and the chinese, i think you're witnessing the vast majority of the world picking sides and the sides that are on the side of the palestinians. i think are on the side of life, while those are on the side of the united states and israel, or on the side of death and murder, i would simply say one of the possible resolutions is chips that want to pass

the united nations criticized the inhumane methods of execution in the united states. the united nations human rights office warned the united states to stop the inhumane methods of execution in this country. execution by nitrogen gas is considered a form of torture or inhumane punishment . we want the alabama authorities to implement it. cancel the death sentence by court order. america is going to next week kent smith in the state of alabama with gas nitrogen should be executed . in response to the court verdict, the lawyers of this american prisoner said that the state authorities use criminals to test new methods of execution, which is very cruel and brutal. the use of nitrogen gas has been legalized in several us states due to its affordability. in this method, the prisoner is suffocated after inhaling nitrogen gas. human rights activists object to this type of execution because of its inhumanity. north korean army from testing. he announced the success of a new submarine nuclear weapon. this is the first submarine north korea is capable of carrying nuclear missile

united nations. i did see a name on the internet. i described to you guys have nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop at this master cousin garza, the united nations involvement and the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of the conflicts such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the 9 to 40 a convention on genocide believe me came into existence, be cause of what the mattress deed to the jews fox, charlie. in fact, i was listening to, to, during the presentation 8 drawers, i drew a survivor of program. we invented the word genocide on now it to be used to hong v, the these, right and the nation. now, the united nation, as i said, i actually said the true, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but this is right now is not what did united nations created? and then besides on man, this aged on a fan, this if and this is in the i

iran's ambassador to the united nations emphasized that the actions of the united states in syria and iraq are illegal and violate international laws and the united nations charter. in a letter to the united nations security council, the united states claimed that the militia groups affiliated with iranian armed forces in actions against american military and facilities in iraq and syria. they have aunts. the wall street journal reported that in a recent drone attack on the american military, the us air defense system mistook the attacking drone for an internal aircraft . this american newspaper reported quoting the officials of this country. the air defense failed to identify the drone near the borders of jordan, syria and iraq because it recognized the attacker as an insider at the time of the incident. the air attack on the american military base in jordan killed three american soldiers and injured at least 30 people. a large number of the occupying zionist military forces or dozens of military vehicles and bulldozers attacked noor shams camps along karam in the west bank. the pale

and the only way to change that is from the external nations to unite and to deliver humanitarian aid and not pay attention to what israel or the united states or the united nation say. and i think they could do that either before the international court of justice renders the decision, which hopefully will confirmed genocide or even before. and i'd say there's more nobility in doing it before this judgment of a war crime against israel to show that the world can unite on the, on the grounds of easing suffering, sharing love, and defending the uh, defenseless. that's why i became at officers to defend the with the defenseless. all right, we have to leave you here now scott bentz for my u. s. military officer. thank you very much for your insight on this issues. i thank you. all the number of casualties could have been the higher if the pilots of the down plane hadn't stepped away from a village below. here is what a local resident had to say. the pilots directed the plane away. they are heroes. there was a school nearby. children were studying, the plane crashed into a field. the village was not effected. everything is cordoned off th

united nations. i did see a name on the internet. i described to you guys have nations as the united. nothing's referring to its inability to stop this master cousin garza, the united nations in full then to the creation of israel. it was involved in the creation of these or do you believe the organization is played a sufficient role in addressing the root causes of a conflict such as the occupation and the suffering of the promising and people be careful of what you wish for? because what you get me come round to on to the night to 40 a come they show non genocide. believe me came into existence, the cause of what the mattress deed to the jews box. charlie, in fact i was listening to, to, to the present station 8 jewels. i drew a survivor of pro gun. we invented the word genocide on now it to be used to have on the, the, these, right in the nation. now, the united nations us are likely said the in true, most responsible for the christian offices, right? but this, israel is not what the united nations created. and then besides, man, this aged on a fan, this if and this is in the is rea

the constructive role of the united nations we support a united nations that can contribute to regional initiatives of the united nations. if he takes practical steps in this support, we can speed up the construction conditions in afghanistan . the support of the people of afghanistan continues and they are trying to establish regional diplomacy in this field . tourism and cultural heritage of afghanistan was held in razavi khorasan. the deputy director of tourism of the general department of cultural heritage and tourism of this province said: soon these courses will be held in herat. the head of the professional association of khorasan tourism education institutions, razavi, also announced his readiness to send professors and faculty to herat to train the private sector of hospitality and tourism in herat. city section. 24-hour scan according to the director of the specialized hospital and maternity hospital of mashhad , this hospital is among the top 20 hospitals. in attracting health tourists in the country. mr. sharif arani said: since the establishment of this hospital , 5,000 for

united states to the zionist regime in this session of the united nations general assembly under the circumstances . that this regime continues its attacks against the defenseless people of gaza without paying attention to this amount of international opposition, and yet even the united nations expressed regret that the zionist regime targeted a shelter of doctors without borders in gaza. did ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. here at the international court of justice in the hague, the netherlands, all the evidence from it is telling that the zionist regime is in a legal predicament. two weeks ago , south africa filed an 84-page complaint based on the laws of the convention against the zionist genocide . israel's operation in gaza has characteristics aimed at genocide. on the other hand, israel is not bound by its commitments in the treaty against genocide. the genocide convention, established in 1948, consists of 152 countries, which the zionist regime also signed. this is the first time that this zionist regime is going to appear in court as the defendant government. although from the beginning of the crime zionists on tape. gaza some international organizations have spoken about the issue of genocide in this context , but the zionists stil

the united nations condemned - death at 8:25. the united nations condemned the l death at 8:25. mned the use of nitrogen to execute smith. earlier i spoke to the un special literature on extrajudicial arbitrary executions. i would like to first ask you, because you are coming to this not only from the perspective of a special rapporteur, but also someone with a medicalforensic background. with a medical forensic background. what is your concern with the method that was used?— was used? well, i have exoressed _ was used? well, i have expressed with - was used? well, i have expressed with other . was used? well, i have - expressed with other united nations special procedure mandated holders absolute condemnation of the execution of mr kenneth eugene smith with this novel and untested method of nitrogen hypoxia, which was known, is known to cause suffering, intense suffering in animals, and infact, the suffering, intense suffering in animals, and in fact, the use by the alabama department of corrections of mr kenneth eugene smith as a guinea pig actually to test this new method amou

a click when on the united nations _ names should be. a click when on the united be. a click when on the united nations security council. - united nations security council. more pressure from a different corridor. ~ , , .~' more pressure from a different corridor. ~ , , a ., corridor. the un keeps ticking over. the have corridor. the un keeps ticking over. they have debates, _ corridor. the un keeps ticking over. they have debates, they _ corridor. the un keeps ticking over. they have debates, they have - corridor. the un keeps ticking over. | they have debates, they have votes. it tends to be a place where the voice of what i would call the middle powers, the global countries who are just saying, look, we went there to be a cease—fire as quickly as possible, and israel resists. more aid to get into gaza. james, thank you for taking us through all of that. thank you very much. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, says initial evidence from the latest us and british air strikes in yemen suggests all intended targets were destroyed. he told parliament he was not

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people have to get together in some way, whether it involves throwing out the united nations, or maybe this will be the united nations, the moment that the united nations comes alive and we get a ruling. "and then we get into the whole issue, israel says, no, we don't want to apply it, we're not going to force it, and then we see what the world public is going to come up with, right? either way, we're definitely in these moments of major transitions, as you said, for example, the israeli regime now is the priya uh of the world, and and no matter what it does at this point in time, i don't think that it can ever take that stain off of it, um, hardly, osama." hamdan, one of the leaders of hamas uh, today said that uh, no one can break the will of the people of palestine, nor defeat the resistance, that we're seeing the real heroes on the ground day by day, and no matter what, the israeli regime has not been able to kick out the palestinians, though, of course, he also talked about the grave suffering that is taking place on the ground as over 1 million people are basically starving to... death at this point in

country that continues to defy the world's top quote. tragic created by the united nations should have its position in the united nations. considered not expulsion from the united nations is for all sorts of reasons possible, but very, very unlikely. but may be allowed to continue without any change. you may not remember the oil view is made off. i expect you will, will, will know. mm hm. so for 20 is south africa itself was suspended from functioning of the united nations because of the apartheid regime. because it was doing something that was so completely reviled by so much the rest of the world . different case here. but what must we who see coldwell order? because we think it will save people. how people improve the world local. we ultimately think if it's true, continues to defy an order of this quote. right. i'm also wondering at jeffrey, nicer about the legal implications of it specifically for those nations to exports weapons to israel. those weapons, of course, he used to kill palestinians, innocent civilians in gaza. what legal ramifications might that be for those nations under what we have just hear

this happened in 1949, at that time the united nations had been established and the united nations charter already consolidated. this venezuela begins an initiative that culminates in 1962. in 1962, venezuela's foreign minister falcon presented the documents of the malet prevas note at the united nations foreign policy commission saying that the conflict was in no way in accordance with international. estamos de vuelta con juan romero. we are back again. we are with juan romero, a representative of the national assembly of venezuela. we're examining all the historical records that indicate the legitimacy of the sovereignty claim of the government of the bolivarian republic of venezuela to. dear juan, please continue sharing your significant points. con tu importante exposición, mira para para mí es importante señalar esto, yo si bien ahorita soy diputado, yo creo que es profesor universitario, i'm also academic figure and 25 years ago i created the field of geopolitics in zulia university, academic work is my regular job, for this reason what i'm saying now, is the result of my academic ba

people have to get together in some way, whether it involves throwing out the united nations, or maybe this will be the united nations, the moment that the united nations comes alive and we get a ruling, and then we get into the whole issue, israel says, no, we don't want to apply it, we're not going to afforce it, and then we see what the world public is going to come up with, right, either way, we're definitely in these moments of major transitions, as you said, for example, the israel regime now is the priya uh of the world and and no matter what it does at this point in time, i don't think that it can ever take that stain off of it. um, hardly, osama hamdan, one of the leaders of hamas, uh, today said that uh, no one can break the will of the people of palestine, nor defeat the resistance, that we're seeing the real heroes on the ground day by day, and no matter what, the israeli regime... has not been able to kick out the palestinians, though, of course, he also talked about the grave suffering that is taking place on the ground, as over 1 million people are basically starving to death at this point in t

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mental anguish of the occupation forces, so we we actually look forward to see that the united nations, particular the united nations security council that continues to vetus this genocide against the palestinian people that at least in the law." the fullness of time, we will have some ruling within the icc to stop this as the full trial, but we we hope that we are going to see even more audit in the full report at isis, thank you very much for that, we do appreciate it, that's member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement, thank you. h says the us is framing and movements operations in the red sea as a global threat to turn international attention away from israely massacers in gaza. "and spokesperson made the remark after the us secretary of state warned yemen against further attacks on israeli bound ships that anthony blincon claimed quote hurts people around the world." muhammad abdussalam hit back saying the us continued support for israel could explode the region. he also warned against militarizing the red sea after washington said that it is leading a coalition to patrol the waterway. abdul salam

because we're limited in time, at the end of the day the icg is under the united nations, right, and i think of the day unitedindependent court, and there's the international criminal court, which is fake court, which is a, you know, a fraud court, which is a court of... uh people who are bought off and paid for, it's a corrupt court, but the international court of just a little different, but the international court of justice is under the united nations, it's the main judicial organ of the united nations, where else would it be right now? mean, how many games are in town, but this genocide issue, which goes back to 1948, and you know when netanyahu was born and the nakpa begins in 1948, right? uh, if we could get this through, believe me, that would be major dev, we definitely hope so, anthony, we definitely hope so, sorry to cut you off, i'm just about out of time, but christopher, um, going into now 2024, uh, we've talked about few different issues and we looked at the yemeny roles and this, and and the announcement that we have today is actually that iran now has sent a destroyer to the red sea, your pro

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united nations. the representative of the united states of the united nations is a person who keeps a pulse, or rather, a finger on the pulse of all events in the world, and she is like that is very well versed in international politics, he understands the extent of the struggle between the democratic world and dictatorial regimes, in particular, and in general, he understands the american interest, and in this. i understand that ukraine is an american interest, and the victory of ukraine in the war against russia is 100% in the interests of the united states, itself, as a country, as a world leader, and in general as a world democracy , that's why she constantly talks about it, she is really very competent in foreign policy. just perfect and it will certainly be very good for us , as far as ex-president trump is concerned, here too , if, well, no, it is not necessary to sprinkle his head with ashes, and here the situation that mr. vitaly talked about a few days ago is possible, that trump, when he was president, and when they drank champagne in moscow, when he came to power, then this, well... champa

effective and immediate way to end the suffering gabriel's on to, i'll just say to, at the united nations when united nations is wanting, the crisis and guys are, will have lost in consequences for years to come and divide now residents are struggling to meet even their most basic needs. are diplomatic attitude. james base has been speaking to him, steiner administrator of the united nations development program. we are also seeing a development crisis that will extend e as into the future. not only through the destruction of infrastructure, which has already reached catastrophic levels, the disruption of the economy in gaza, but also in the westbank. and beyond that, as you in the p also works as many countries in the region. we have begun to do assessments in order to determine what is the cannot make disruption that is also affecting living on the king of jordan egypt and other countries. and also how the spread of a conflict could affect the economies of the regions that the whole how will the un approach this? i know that you have a colleague secret call who has been made developing an humanitari

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probably be bombed by the united states at this point, the united states is not interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations in all its programs in contempt, using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes, so the fact that over 150 un workers have been killed, that many uh un sponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were, the the senators were very clearly marked, these are of course are war crimes and crimes against humanity, the united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the... military power and the ec the combined economic and and the combined economic power of israel and united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when it concern when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering. well, let's talk about that, craig, you heard what robert said when conc

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because we're limited in time, at the end of the day, the icg is under the united nations, right, and at the end of the day united nations goes back to the veto wielding country, so then there's that catch 22 in all of it, correct? no, i mean, it's not a court, there there's a security council, but this is a court, this is an independ. court, and there's the international criminal court, which is the fake court, which is a fraud court, which is a court of people who are bought off and paid for, it's a corrupt court, but international court just, but the international court of justice is under the united nations, it's the main judicial organ of the united nations, where else would it be right now, i mean, how many games are in town, but this genocide issue, which goes back to 1948. "and you know when netanyahu was born and the nakba begins in 1948, right uh, if we could get this through, believe me, that would be..." major dev, we definitely hope so, anthony, we definitely hope so, sorry to cut you off, i'm just about out of time, but christopher, um, going into now 2024, uh, we've talked about few different issue

that's that's the other question that now is being answered by the witness of what the united nations is and what the united nations security council is, it is nothing but puppet of the west, puppet of the united states, of britain, of france, of germany, they have all conspired to work against russia, for example, uh denying a united nations security council emergency meeting over the ukrainians murdering prisoners of war by blowing the plane out of the sky because they didn't want their stories to be told, no doubt. this shows us what the united nations is all about, and we don't have any faith in this institution, essentially as it is. there need to be new institutions and new movements autonomously designed and implemented. so it, if you keep knocking on the un door expecting them to do the right thing and to open up their hearts and to to give a balanced uh response and fair proclamation uh, i just don't think they have it in them, i think they're too leveraged, i think there's been blackmail, the west and masad, israel's massad and shinbet, always black male judges in the united states, in congress, t

probably bombed by the united states at this point, the united states is not... interested in international law, the united states government for decades has held the united nations in all its programs in contempt using them only when it serves its own geopolitical goals and purposes. so the fact that over 150 unra workers have been killed, that many unsponsored refugee centers have been bombed, despite the fact that israel knew the coordinates that they were the the centers were very clearly marked, these are of course are war crimes, crimes against humanity, the... united states isn't interested in that, the united states is only interested in supporting the apartthide regime of israel and keeping that as its uh kind of satellite nation in the middle east to control other countries there uh through the us military power and theec the combined economic and and combined economic power of israel and united states. the idea of justice, international law, these sorts of things are not of concern to the united states when a when the palestinians are the ones who are suffering? well, let's talk about that, craig, you heard what robert said when concerning the palestin

just little different, but the international court of justice is under the united nations, is the main judicial organ of the united nations, we're... would it be right now, i mean, how many games are in town, but this genocide issue, which goes back to 1948, and you know, when netanyahu was... born and the naacba begins in 1948, right? uh, if we could get this through, believe me, that would be major dev, we definitely hope so, anthony, we definitely hope so, sorry to cut you off, i'm just about out of time, but christopher, um, going into now 2024, uh, we've talked about few different issues and we looked at the emini roles and this, and and the announcement that we have today is actually that iran now has sent a destroyer to the... let's see, your prognosis, where do you see all of this going? i see of course, heightening and a sharpening of these contradictions and of course heightening of tensions. um, of course, the main role, you know, for the united states in the region is to project power, ultimately that comes into conflict with other regional powers who want to protect the security and stability of the r