beginning, a one-week, two-week, one-week deadline is given to the so-called security council, the un security council assembly, and political negotiations are held at the highest levels. this deadline is very meaningful. there is a demand for legal measures to be implemented based on international relations based on the rules of the law , but there is no response, then a new deadline is given, and the threat is presented at its highest level, and this threat is a serious threat from the highest level of the system, who is the supreme leader of the revolution himself, and then as pendragon. different countries should be prepared for this. this was unprecedented in the history of wars and crises. this makes the enemy fully prepared anyway. but this self-confidence is so high and there is so much confidence in the results of this answer that it can be done in this way with all these cases. next, in this regard, mr. doctor , you raise a point, that is , they were waiting for an answer at that level for that period of time, but not an answer to the extent that the first things would happen, the best things would h

security council for the 1st admission. and then also they will be put to vote at the un general assembly and for them to become full members. all right, who we know you'll be watching. it isn't as we said, that but in the or in security council, i'm expecting to take place at any moment. now, benjamin alvarez group of course, in washington, benjamin, thank you. as you're watching, the video is coming up after the break. a dw documentary looks at how dance influenced the development of humans and white animals also love to group products in berlin. thanks for watching. i'll see you here tomorrow via do humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need to put a stop fund cream for help find beyond fis gets much on d, w science, outtake talk channel. the dawn is not exclusively human.

and in probably dozens of un general assembly and security council resolutions over many, many decades. on both sides of this divide, which is a terrible, brutal divide. there is a one state solution of course, many in palestine say one state to palace dougherty, and that's it. i, on these rarely side, we know this current government has for one state. i completely a in israel dominated state the 5 year was that practically speaking, these 2 sides do not get along and there may be in future generation some day they will get along. but for the moment the right answer is the one that has been embodied in resolution after resolution, but never enforced. and i agree were coming to the end of that road. the un security council is getting ready for a vote right on palestinian membership in the you when based on the 2 state solution, what does it talk to about what that means as a practical matter, perhaps, recognition. yeah, palestine is a state member, that would be the it'd be phenomenal. yeah. would you still have mentioned yahoo? who's saying perhaps as a pretext? yes. what that post oct

un security council has voted on a palestinian bid forfull un membership. palestine was granted non—observe a permanent member status by the un general assembly in 2012. security council votes and the vetoes by the us, britain, france russia or china. the draft resolution could have had the support of up to 13 council members, but the us hasjust used its veto. let's go tojohn sudworth who is at the united nations following the story. bring us up today on what has been happening? palestine already has observer status here at the united nations. it allows it to attend meetings but not to vote. what has been happening today as a result of a request from palestine itself, the security council has been considering this bid to grant full status. there has been a day of speeches by the various parties, notjust the members of the security council but other invited and interested parties. israel was there, palestine was there in its observer status. but after a day of discussion, to be honest, what many people expected has transpired. it was brought to a vote just a few minutes ago and although there were 12 members of the security council voting in support of

permanent member of the security council vetoes this membership, then the issue must actually pass through the security council stage and must be discussed in the assembly. in the un general assembly, two-thirds of the members must vote in favor of palestine's permanent membership in the un . in that case, in fact, palestine as 19. the fourth permanent member of the united nations will be elected . the assessment of the representative of the palestinian observer at the united nations is that the positive vote of seven members of the security council is certain and his prediction is that at least 140 members of the united nations general assembly will vote in favor. gave to this topic. mr. rajabi, you mentioned the issue of the veto. do you think there is a possibility that america will veto this membership, this request? yes, yes, the same issue was asked 3-4 days ago by matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us ministry of foreign affairs, at his press conference. about begging or the united states was disappointed and refused to do so, but announced a framework and said that if the work proceeds outside of this framework, then this is the issue. it will not be

un members. but that also died in committee and the security council. but at that time then, the general assembly was able to elevate palestine to the status of un observer. that gives palestine a lot of rights here at the un, but not critically. the right to vote in the general assembly, which is very important. so palestine essentially has been disenfranchised from this organization that they participate in for many, many years. now. now this still could potentially go to the security council and a resolution for a vote. that is still a possibility and that could come as early as next week. but the bottom line is, is the u. s. has been, even if it does go that far, the us is prepared to veto it gabriel's on don't. i would just need it at united nations in new york. ongoing protests and debate on whether alter orthodox jews should. 7, that is really military is threatening to bring down prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his college and government or challenge has moved from occupied east jerusalem. a several, thousands ultra orthodox jews take part in a demonstration on thursday, outsides a rec

middle east, which ignores not only the provisions of the un charter and relevant resolutions of the security council and the general assemblymental principles of the viena conventions on diplomatic and consular relations. colleagues, i am counting on the solidarity of the members of the council regarding the fact that attacks on diplomatic. institutions are unacceptable, after all, if we do not reaffirm this position of solidarity, next time the diplomatic mission of any state could be targeted by an air raid. we trust that each of you today will give fair assessment to israel's actions against the iranian iranian diplomatic mission. i thank you. i thank the representative of the russian federation and pass the floor to the representative of china. madam president, at the outset, i would like to congratulate marta for assuming the presidency of the council of this month. the chinese delegation will fully cooperate with you and your colleagues, also command japan for all your efforts serving as the presidency of the council last month. madam president, yesterday, the iranian diplomatic prevences in damas syria were hit by an

which ignores not only the provisions of the un charter and relevant resolutions of the security council and the general assembly. but also the fundamental principles of the vienna conventions on diplomatic and consular relations meet human colleagues. i'm counting on the salad, dirty. the members of the council regarding the fact that a tax on diplomatic institutions are unacceptable due to after all, if we do not reaffirm disposition of solidarity next time, the diplomatic commission of any state could be targeted by an error and we trust that each of you today will give a fair assessment of israel's actions against the iranians from reading and diplomatic mission. i think you i assigned to representative of the russian federation plus the philistines representative of china. to hear. madam president, jose manuel to who are the house as clear and i would like to congratulate mocked her for assuming the presidency of the costs of this month. the chinese station were fully incorporated with you and your colleagues, also command japan, for all your efforts serving as the presidency of the council. last month. mad

un members. but that also died in committee and the security council. but at that time then, the general assembly was able to elevate palestine to the status of un observer. that is posting a lot of rights here at the un, but not critically. the right to vote in the general assembly, which is very important. so palestine essentially it has been disenfranchised from this organization that they participate in for many, many years. now. now this still could potentially go to the security council and a resolution for a vote. that is still a possibility and that could come as early as next week. but the bottom line is, is the u. s. has been, even if it does go that far, the us is prepared to veto it, gabriel's on don't, i would just need it at united nations in new york. it still has a all down to the flood threads in southern russia. rising river levels, full city, lead us to cold, well, the bus evacuation and residents that story after the break, the every family carries its wounds. but those in 6, if i can take a nice time to hear a young the rocky dutch crowd encourages families to finally discuss

security council. and then according to the un charter to the general assembly to be essentially ratified and voted upon. however, they were not able to reach consensus in committee after 2 meetings, the committee meets behind closed doors. there's no journalist, so out inside so you can only green. what happens after diplomats come out of the meeting? the committee meeting is made up of all the 15 security council members. and essentially what we heard from multiple was despite 2 thirds of the security council members behind closed door saying that they supported palestine to bid for full membership. without consensus, it means that it dies in committee. listen to a little bit more of what multis ambassador to the un had to say just a short time ago. there was no consensus in this meeting on the committee. however, the majority with a membership outside many countries outside the facts that kind of science courses are the criteria that are required on the months of video, convention, chaucer and some countries with lots of reasons why i'm explaining that 1st so as the chair of the committee we have sci

battles over core principles and the distribution of power and influence around the un security council and the general assembly similarly, if you want to understanding origins of the bretton would system, american and british officials were at the heart of the design, but the actual implementation of the institutions we cannot understand without taking into account the degree to which they had purchased support from the latin americans, which were bound to be there first clients. by the same token, the building of the u.s. alliance system, both in the atlantic and pacific , is not a story of american officials deploying carrots to subordinate states, but difficult negotiations between superpowers and weaker counterparts. take a treaty for the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. no doubt this was concocted by great powers, great power collusion at its best to oppose the limits of the spread of these technologies, but you cannot begin to make sense of the text of the treaty and the consequences of the treaty if you do not take into account the many years that it took the great powers to actually deliver a treat

battles over core principles and the distribution of power and influence around the un security council and the general assembly similarly, if you want to understanding origins of the bretton would system, american and british officials were at the heart of the design, but the actual implementation of the institutions we cannot understand without taking into account the degree to which they had purchased support from the latin americans, which were bound to be there first clients. by the same token, the building of the u.s. alliance system, both in the atlantic and pacific , is not a story of american officials deploying carrots to subordinate states, but difficult negotiations between superpowers and weaker counterparts. take a treaty for the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. no doubt this was concocted by great powers, great power collusion at its best to oppose the limits of the spread of these technologies, but you cannot begin to make sense of the text of the treaty and the consequences of the treaty if you do not take into account the many years that it took the great powers to actually deliver a treat

the un and then they decide if the security council decides that palestine should be a full member, then it would go to the general assembly where it would need 2 thirds of the body there to vote for it. and it appears that palestine has that the issue is the veto power and the security council. and if the security council can reach any sort of consensus, but of course any of the p 5 permanent 5 members, in this case, the united states has the power to veto it. and the us is showing no indications that that they plan to uh to accept the power stein's bid to become a full member of the united nations. but clearly, this process will go on probably for another few weeks before we get any sort of clarity on where the security council stands on it. and what about calls to reform you and in terms of the workings of the security council? yeah, you know, as i just said, any new or any country that wants to be a new member of the of the un goes through the same process that the palestinians are going through right now. but of course, the shorter calls on the security council to make the 1st recommendation and any of the permanent 5

, it just the fact that for the past few weeks, the multiple un security council resolutions and i'm the united nations, the general assembly, or the ruling from the eyes, the j, i have should have done little things on the ground and for the most part, 0 impact on the ground is really military, still pounding across the guys and stood with relentless airstrikes and conducting the military rate in the northern part in central area and han use, so if you're leaving trails of destruction everywhere, over crowded vice city where people were told to evacuate, to, to avoid being bombed and getting killed. they are killed area in the very area that were told it is safe in terms of a human. it's very and it's nothing to change significant, nothing significant change on the ground. so for them, there's really little trust going on right now with these international bodies, as long as palestinians are still dying and getting killed the record number with your level of destruction everywhere. if it, if the talks are not about an immediate cease, fire palestinians are list interested in what's going on right now at the international i

un member gets to the general assembly, it would pass over whelming way. but the, but the, but the, the un charter says that it's 1st has to go through the security council. and that is where the problem is for palestine, because of 5 permanent members can veto and other 5 permanent members, united states has said they are prepared to veto. and that would block palace times bid from going any further. the united states, of course, being israel's biggest ally in the, in the, on the security council often will, will cast boats and the security council to protect israel if you will. we heard that from the russian ambassador and his speech. he said the us has vetoed 3 separate security council resolutions since october 7th, calling for either humanitarian pause or a ceasefire. 3 separate times, the russian ambassador reminded the security council on the other ambassadors in the room about this and said if the us and his words are russian and bass, or if the us had not vetoed these previous ceasefire resolutions, perhaps there would be more palestinians that are still live today in guys that, but the russian ambassador said, the reason the united states as his

un and its belief that palestine has those votes in the general assembly without question. the issue is, according to the un charter, it's 1st has to be recommended by the 15 members of the security council. and as we know, the 5 permanent members have veto power over this. so the big question is, is, will the us veto power stein's latest request to become a full un member? and if they do, then it wouldn't even go to the general assembly. and that's essentially what happened in 2011. the us didn't veto, but they threatened, did you do veto and that was enough to essentially just kill the application if you will, at that point to northern mozambique. now we're at least 98 people. many of them children have died off to make shift very sing for a 130 people are on board a converted fishing. but when it went down to the province on sunday, authorities say the vessel was not suitable for carrying passengers by survive as had been rescued. the dozens are missing. many of the victims were trying to escape a cholera outbreak in the present. b. alicio, the silver from the equate newspapers says the number of people fleeing is partly driven by misinformation the most the most certainly i've seen t

are seven positive votes the member of the security council is certain about this issue and his prediction is that at least 140 members of the un general assembly will vote in favor of this issue. mr. rajabi mentioned the veto issue. to join this request , yes, yes, yes, the same issue, 3-4 days ago , matthew miller, the spokesperson of the us state department, was asked at the press conference . if it goes outside this framework, in fact this the issue will not be approved, he actually stated that the permanent membership of palestine in the united nations is possible only in the framework considered by the united states, not in the framework that the positive opinion of the united states and without actually following the procedures and requirements that the united states is considering, in fact, the membership of palestine in the organization the united nations approves that the aid and budget that the united states continuously provides to the united nations will be cut off. robert wood , the deputy permanent representative of the united states of america to the united nations , has also presented this law to the united nations officials in

so getting at least 2 thirds of the general assembly that will be the 2nd step that they would need of to a, getting the green light from the un security council shouldn't be that hard because currently 140 out of $193.00. you and member some more than 2 thirds actually recognize the state of palestine. benjamin explained to us why this is all happening right now. jerry, is the country of introduce distrust it says that it's a failure to act a cold. it is serious, unforgivable a mistake. it's invested or also argued that admitting the palestinians to the united nations, which is strengthened broadband of the mind, the 2 state solution. that's an argument that some of opponents has been bringing forward again and again and on the question of why now we have a you in general is secretary antonio gutierrez. she said earlier today, also at the un security council and that, and i called the recent escalation, make it even more important to us about good faith efforts to find lasting peace between israel and a fully independent, viable and silver. and it published city and state. he added that a failure to make progress towards this 2 state solution

at this level, with with such an evidence base, be it at the level of the un security council or the upcoming general assembly student demonstrations within the united states itself, students who protest against israeli policies, they are simply being imprisoned now , and already in the hundreds, hundreds of ships arrested in... with them in the red sea and indian military operations against israeli related oceans. the genocidal crimes of the israeli enemy have continued for the seventh month in a row, the latest of which is the brutal massacre at nasser's medical complex in khanyunis. the crimes of genocide that the palestinian people face in ghazia in the occupied west bank reflect an unprecedented level of zionist hatred. if it were not for the support of america and the west, these crimes would never have occurred, the statement says. after this, the houthis decided to resume attacks on military targets, including ships of the united states of america, here is the statement of the official representative houthi movements. the yemeni naval forces carried out an operation, striking several anti-ship missile

un members. but that also died in committee and the security council. but at that time then, the general assembly was able to elevate palestine to the status of un observer. that is posting a lot of rights here at the un, but not critically. the right to vote in the general assembly, which is very important. so palestine essentially has been disenfranchised from this organization that they participate in for many, many years. now. now this still could potentially go to the security council and a resolution for a vote. that is still a possibility and that could come as early as next week. but the bottom line is, is the u. s. has been, even if it does go that far, the us is prepared to veto it, gabriel's on don't, i would just need it at united nations in new york. the new sealants government is reducing the number of migrant workers. it accepts the new visa restrictions are a way to get low locals into employment and eas inflation. but the change in policy will lead some work as on the employee is worried about the future. as wayne. hey reports not from oakland for many years, businesses of all si

un security council has voted on a palestinian bid for full human membership. palestine was granted nonobservance permanent members status by the u.n. general assemblybut full membership needs the support of at least nine security council votes and no vetoes by the u.s., france, britain, russia, or china. today's draft resolution could have had the support of up to 13 councilmembers, but the u.s. has just used its veto. what's get to our correspondent at the united nations following this story for us. bring us up-to-date on what has been happening. correspondent: well, palestine already has what is called observer status here in the united nations. that allows it to attend meetings, but not to vote. what has been happening today is a result of a request from palestine itself. the security council has been considering his bid tgrant full status. there has been a day of speeches by the various parties, not just the members of the security council, but other invited and interested parties. israel was there, palestine was there units observer status, but after a day of discussion, to be honest, what many people expected has transpired, which is it was b

representative to the un vasily nebendya called the failure of the vote in the security council on the palestinian issue. a resolution prepared by algeria recommended that the general assembly accept palestine as its own. thereby ensuring its official international recognition, but the united states exercised its veto. israel did not vote because it is not a member of the security council, but its representative said that recognition of palestine as a state would be an endorsement of hamas terror. at the same time , half of the delegations ignored the israeli’s speech and pointedly left the meeting room. the hamas movement has already stated that it will continue its fight. behind. the progress of the security council meeting, which was one step away from historic status, was closely followed by our us staff correspondent alexey veselovsky. this resolution had no chance. the united states, which in words advocates the creation of a full-fledged palestinian state, in fact, is in every possible way hindering the recognition of palestine. for several weeks before the security council vote , the biden administration tried to convince the palestinian authority authorities not to

representative to the un vasily nebenze called the failure of the vote in the security council on the palestinian issue. question: prepared algeria's resolution recommended that the general assembly accept palestine into its ranks, thereby ensuring its official international recognition, but the united states used its veto. israel did not vote because it is not a member of the security council, but its spokesman said recognizing palestine as a state would be an endorsement of hamas terror. during this speech by the israeli, half of the delegation ignored him and pointedly left the hall. our own us correspondent, alexey, followed the meeting. this resolution there was no chance, the united states, which in words advocates the creation of a full-fledged palestinian state, in fact, in every possible way hinders the recognition of palestine. for several weeks before the security council vote , the biden administration tried to convince the palestinian authority authorities not to force the issue of accepting palestine as a full member of the united nations. palestine refused to give up and washington warned in advance that... if accepted, then this council should be called not a secu

assembly to recognize a palestinian state. i will unilaterally and immediately stop the transfer. last week, the un security council held a vote on giving palestinian administration full membership in the organization. emotion vetoed by the us as well expressed fierce opposition to the move and some of the ambassadors of several countries. voting in favor of it. well the us veto the resolution. it still lashed out at snow trench before he voiced the plans to suspend funding for the palestinian administration. us state department, criticized smell churches support for the legalization of dozens of westbank settlements, calling as dangerous and reckless political analyst side numerous as possible. court cases are another cause of concern for israel. of palestine is granted statehood. it's because of this, i'm getting the media, it's to discuss some of these ladies that especially let them know on the uh, war minister and on other really scares a lot of people in guys the war. jaquenn said, especially last week there were lots of thoughts about whether, if there is any kind of, you know, goal decisions issues for the

un members. but that also died in committee. and the security council, but at that time then the general assembly was able to elevate palestine to the status of u. n. observer. that is posting a lot of rights here at the un, but not critically. the right to vote in the general assembly, which is very important. so palestine essentially has been disenfranchised from this organization that they participate in for many, many years. now. now this still could potentially go to the security council and a resolution for a vote. that is still a possibility and that could come as early as next week. but the bottom line is, as the us has been, even if it does go that far, the us is prepared to veto it gabriel's on don't. i would just need at united nations in new york, the not a well he is not in the forty's in southern russia have ordered the mass evacuation of the city of oregon break because of rapidly rising side waters. it's been worst hedge by spring slides in the region where a rapidly melting snow has caused major rivers to burst at banks. residents were told to evacuate dr. the euro river that runs through our in bird rows by 40

the un and then they decide if the security council decides that palestine should be a full member, then it would go to the general assembly where it would need 2 thirds of the body there to vote for it. and it appears that palestine has that the issue is the veto power and the security council. and if the security council can reach any sort of consensus, but of course any of the p 5 permanent 5 members from this case, the united states has the power to veto it. and the us is showing no indications that that they plan to uh to accept the power stein's bid to become a full member of the united nations. but clearly, this process will go on probably for another few weeks before we get any sort of clarity on where the security council stands on it. the, the several regions in russia have declared a state of emergency of to some of the west flooding in decades. the disasters forced at least 4000 people to evacuate the homes. meanwhile, the residence of what's called protesting against the way local authorities that handle a situation in the region and asking the president the health, let's say they weren't told in advance. and

assembly. the sooner you realize this and curb your ukrainian clients, the better for you. the count is no longer based on the month, but on the months. meetings of the un security council.ow there are new shots from the kremlin. dear alexander grigorievich, dear oleg viktorovich, marina vitalievna. today is a holiday, cosmonautics day, this is the day when we celebrate the achievements of the soviet union, which means it is our common one. common achievement of all republics of the former soviet union, then we did a lot together, and now we , together with belarus, continue this joint work. and the fact that the first belarusian cosmonaut flew into space is only an external manifestation of our joint activity, although of course, this activity is not limited to this, alexander grigorievich and i talked in detail, we just touched on these topics earlier - about , what exactly and where in what directions we can interact in space, now without space. it is impossible to solve a single effective problem on earth, this is increasing defense capability, these are modern new materials, medicines, this is logistics, movement, in general, this is where you can’t point a finger,

representative to the un vasily nebende called the failure of the vote in the security council on the palestinian issue. an algerian resolution recommended that the general assembly accept palestine into its ranks, thereby ensuring its official international recognition, but the united states used its veto. israel did not vote because it is not a security council member, but its spokesman said recognition of palestine as a state would be an endorsement. terror from hamas, while half of the delegations ignored the israeli’s speech and pointedly left the meeting room. the hamas movement has already stated that it will continue your fight. the progress of the security council meeting, which was one step away from historic status, was closely followed by our us special corps alexey veselovsky. this resolution had no chance. the united states, which verbally advocates the creation of a full-fledged palestinian state based on... historical injustice against palestine and the legitimate aspirations of its heroic people. however, our american colleagues think differently. applying the fifth. since the beginning of the exacerbation in gas, the right of veto, they again de

security council. let's see how israel's western sponsors behave, including. vladimir alekseevich, let’s return to europe, wanted to talk about the fact that at the end of april the un general assemblyn the genocide in srebrenica, and in may, as reported , kosovo may be admitted to the council of europe. how do you assess the development of events in the balkan direction, what do you think can be expected in the near future? the situation in the balkans... continues to remain tense and difficult, although in general, in relation to serbia, we can talk about political stability after the elections that took place, but here’s what regarding the actually political provocations you mentioned, namely the draft resolution of the general assembly on the genocide in serebryanitsa, and the decision: a multi-stage decision pushing kosovo towards membership in the council of europe, then these are, of course, additional, targeted factors that lead to additional escalation. specifically, with regard to the silver coin, you know, because the crisis that we observed in the nineties, including in bosnia, i myself spent a year there in the office of the high representative, and i saw it with my own

in favor, 12, excuse me, out of 15 members security council is more than enough to approve the general assembly's recommendation to admit palestine to the unver, the resolution was blocked, by whom and why alexey vasilovsky will tell. this resolution had no chance. the united states, which verbally advocates the creation. with support from the united states and other regional partners. however, it is unclear what kind of direct negotiations are being announced in washington. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has openly stated more than once that he is categorically against recognition palestinian authority state. how to talk to someone like that? and after the terrorist attacks of october 7 and the conflict in the gaza strip, israel generally refuses. consider palestine capable of state building. of all the world's problems, this security council decided to focus on rewarding terrorists, giving the perpetrators and supporters of the events of october 7 the status of a full member of the un. this is the most disgusting reward for heinous crimes. if the resolution, god forbid, is adopted, then this advice is needed will not call the

security council, used the right of veto. the resolution was submitted for consideration by algeria, before which it was supported by the majority of countries of the un general assembly right to a place in the united nations. algeria now declares that it will introduce its resolution in... the eighth year, it is officially recognized by 138 of the 193 un member countries. the palestinian leadership first submitted an application to join the un back in 2011, but the united states immediately made it clear that it would block any palestinian attempts at full membership in the un. since 2012 , palestine has observer country status. 2 weeks ago another application was submitted to consider the palestinian issue. for that, to officially begin the procedure. knowledge requires the support of nine of the 15 countries on the security council, including permanent members russia, china, france, great britain and the united states. but it turns out that over and over again everything comes down to the position of the united states, israel’s main ally. and another statement by the palestinian leadership calling on the un security council to force israel to leave the gaza strip,

un. and it's believed that palestine has those votes in the general assembly without question. the issue is, is, according to the un charter, it's 1st has to be recommended by the 15 members of the security council. and as we know, the 5 permanent members have veto power over this. so the big question is, is, will the us veto power steins latest request to become a full you and member? and if they do, then it wouldn't even go to the general assembly. and that's essentially what happened in 2011. the us didn't veto, but they threatened to veto and that was enough to essentially just kill the application if you will, at that point. so bottom line is where we're at now. this is in the hands of the security council, which is significant. it's now in the hands of a standing committee which has made up of the 15 security council members. they say they will spend about the next $2.00 to $3.00 weeks, having private closed door meetings, one of which will be starting in about an hour from now where they will be discussing this. and at the end, if they reach a consensus that palestine bid is worthy of full un membership, they will then go to the general assembly. but again, the big question is the united

assembly, by all accounts, palestine has that. the issue now is according to un, charter is 1st has to be it's approved by the security council, and that is the process that is now taking place with this 1st closed door meeting . then we expect in about 3 hours from now the 1st to potentially several closed door meetings. now this is important. what i'm about to say is that if one of the 5 permanent members of the security council decides to veto this, it would be a veto. and it would not then go to the general assembly, it would be over at that point. it's clear that the us still does not support palestine being a full un member. we asked to this the deputy us and bastard that a few hours ago. we said as your position changed since 2011, he said no, it has not changed. so you know, so there are closed door meetings now. and the question is, can the rest of the council or when we think that a fair number of council members, we believe already have said they support callous times a full un membership? are they able to convince the us not to veto it and send it on to the general assembly? that is really the big question right now. y

representative to the un vasily nebendya called the failure of the vote in the security council on the palestinian issue. the resolution, prepared by algeria, recommended that the general assemblyept palestine into its ranks, thereby ensuring its official international recognition, but the united states used its veto. israel. did not vote because he is not a member of the security council, but his representative said that recognition of palestine as a state would be an endorsement of terror by hamas. wherein half of the delegation ignored the israeli’s speech and pointedly left the hall. the meeting was monitored by our us correspondent, alexey vasilovsky. this resolution had no chance. the united states, which in words advocates the creation of a full-fledged palestinian state, in reality is in every possible way hindering the recognition of palestine. several weeks before the security council vote , the biden administration tried to convince the palestinian authority authorities not to force the issue of accepting palestine as full-fledged member of the united nations. palestine refused to give up and washington warned in advance that it would use its veto. we don't think wha

un is a full member. the charter says it 1st has to be approved by the security council. and then if approved by security council, it would then go to the general assembly where it would need 2 thirds of the $193.00 members voting for it for it to pass. and for that country to become a full member, it's believe that palestine has the support in the general assembly that is pretty much widely accepted. the issue is in the security council where it has certainly a lot of support within the 15 members. but any one of the 5 permanent members could veto it, which would then stop the process and its uh, the united states of course, is the country that by all accounts would not support palestine becoming a full member. we believe so that is to potential a roadblock moving forward. i should say that the security council did say that their hope to expedite their part of this process and hope to have some sort of decision on this in the next month. okay, thank you for that. gabriel ellis, on the efforts of the united nations jeremy has been accused of aging and the best thing, genocide in gauze. why? in a case before the u. n's topcoat, it was brought by nicaragu

sense for the assemblies of the victims. un chief engineer gutierrez was also called for an independent investigation into the killings of the call on a workers view. and the security council is meant to discuss food and security and the strength and why that security concerns in the middle east. columbia has asked to join south africa's case against israel at the international court of justice. it is supplication, columbia called the u, as high as quote, to ensure the safety of the very existence of the palestinian people. spring of the days of and he is now in russia has lost 5 missiles on ukraine's southern city of job to reach you can at least 2 people that are enjoying 19 others, including a 9 year old boy. the attacks of damage, several residential buildings and an industrial facility earlier rusher keys keys of attacking these operation nuclear power plant, but ukraine denali that both sides of previously accused each other of targeting the plants. now, ukraine is always one of its largest straight attacks on russia. in weeks, officials say they destroyed the 6 military plains as an ad base and the southern roster region the most coast says it repelled the attack by

un security council resolutions that call for the eventual creation of a palestinian state that was done under george w bush but, at the same time, not supporting a request forfull membership in the general assembly non—member observer state in the general assembly and i think the biggest difference this time is that it has come with a heavy heart, rather than in anger. in the past, it has always been a veto applied in anger of the palestinians — how could you ask this — and this time it is not. it is sort of with a heavy heart and explanation that no, this is not the way and there is no threat of us sanctions or reprisals against the palestinians at this point. in the past, us aid has been cut, israel has withheld money and there's been an effort to punish the palestinian authority on the ground in the west bank for the actions of the plo at the un, and that's not on the cards this time, so i do think there is the sense that the us position is moving towards, you know, greater sympathy for the eventual creation of a palestinian state, itjust hasn't reached the point where it wants to get ahead of itself and enter palestine in the un when there is no palestinian state on the ground. i just want t

the general assembly of the un and the, and i think that the thinks we levels and the i have to remember to pray meetings, certainly things yahoo, that the resolutions of the un security council are biting. and that means that they have to stop the war and.

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