national bank, how are commemorative coins created? with what frequency and how are themes and events chosen? the first commemorative coin appeared back in 1996 and was dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the united nations nations since we do not have our own mint, it was made in great britain at the royal mint. today , commemorative coins that appear in circulation are made in kazakhstan. it must be said that a plan is being formed to issue commemorative coins annually, not only the team, but... of the national bank, artists of the national bank, but also people who are professionals in one field or another, who help in the creation of our commemorative coins, work on it. the main mission of commemorative coins today - this is to tell about belarus far beyond its borders. and what can be said about the aesthetic and artistic value of money. here are the artists, they are the creators of millions, how they create our banknotes, our banknote series, what will be depicted on them. then the artists of the national bank work on this, create. you can say a sample sketch, which is approved first within the bank, and then approved with the people who follow in this or that issue. we are all accustomed to the classic r

dedollarization, we need to make the international courts actually have some bite in power, the united nation nations itself needs a complete review about its kind of fit. fit for purf purposefulness, so i think gaza is exposing all sorts of things that have been in a glaringly obvious, but now it's becoming almost impossible to ignore them for the entire world, because the negligence of these institutions, the negligence and the the the collaboration of uh of the the the globalist interests within these institutions is is getting us to a potential stage of global war so... "it's not something that is localized, palestine and gaza is not just about the gazans, this is potentially about the entire world, because it's not a, it's not a uh, it's not a a big distance between a regional flare being a regional war being flared up by the israelis deliberately as they've done through this extra judicial murder of legitimate leader of of the palestinian people, the the the the the hands of the western governments are. are complicit within these judicial extrajudicial killings and mr. haniah could not have bee

national interests uh civilians and buildings that those civilians are residing even with the literature produced by western countries and with the international institutions and structure they themselves. and regulations stipulated in the united nations and this is just the way in order to achieve solution and they just to portray them as the only way to solutions. these are the literature and the things produced by themselves. now you can see that they're showing double standard and their behavior and their actions violate them and contradicts them. can realize and can understand that this is double standard by some western states, and it's not surprising that we are witnessing such rallies and demonstrations in favor of palestine, considering israel's moves that they target civilian houses and residential buildings and they kill innocent women and children and at the same time. yesterday at the security council there's an emergency meeting called to address these two assassinations and this young lady this temporary palestinian on voice she spoke she said the violence and terror are israel's only currency it has nothing else it respects no red lines she said it doesn't respect international law, diplomacy or compromise. and uh and when you see that uh the israeli regime is very desperate to be uh legitimately called the state, why does it not behave like one? why does it not abide by the rules, the international norms of uh state craft? why does it not use diplomacy and compromise like everyone else, hammer out uh deals and gain some respect, show some class and maybe gain the legitimacy it's been trying to gain for 75. years instead of using violence, covert operations um and uh barbarism to try to achieve its goals. well, after the the second world war, international organizations failed to play their fundamental role to establish peace and preserve peace in the world. this is definite and this has been proved. the main factor and element behind that is the vetal power some states enjoy uh that this vetal power stops uh moving towards peace, their own and their ultimate goal. making use of resources in the region, so uh considering the wito power that some states have, international organizations and like the un security council have failed to play their roles to achieve peace in the world. use of such international organizations, we need to expand and reinforce our resistance, and the resistance has resulted in this uh presumption that palestinians cannot win. to ask for and to demand palestinian rights, if they had achieved and if they had succeeded in supporting palestinian rights, palestinian today would be in a better situation and there would be no war today, 75 years of failures of these international organizations have led to this situation and i think this failure by those international institutions will go on unless the resistance by hamas and other resistance groups like hizbullah uh in the arena and in the field they can ask for the palestinian rights and i like to now welcome sayid mosin abbus uh joining us out of london political commentator hello said pleasure to have you joining us in this conversation your initial thoughts said on these uh bold and um unsanctioned highly illegal assassinations we witness fuad shukre and ismaal hanyer in beirot and tehran respectively. well, it's a continuation of extrajudicial killing. it's uh basically a crime, it's an international international set of crimes which they don't want to give up on, and it's the americans who've along with the israeli set the precedence for this. the israelis have been committing these henous crimes on not so important uh targets, relatively, if i can use that expression, basically ordinary. citizens in syria, ordinary citizens around afghanistan through to libya, they've been they've been uh doing these these killings all over the place, this part of their arsenal that they use, but of course uh the issue really is uh what's there to stop them, and i think what what palestine has managed to uh expose or gaza has exposed is the absolute weakness of the institutions which were set up. by the anglo-zionist empire, for the anglo-zionist empire and against the ordinary people, so i think one of the first things is that the world needs to look a completely new set of institutions, they need to completely support the idea of dedollarization, we need to make the international courts actually have some bite in power, the united nation nations itself needs a complete review about its kind of fit for purpose. fulness, so i think gaza is exposing all sorts of things that have been glaringly obvious, but now it's becoming almost impossible to ignore them for the entire world, because the negligence of these institutions, the negligence and the the the collaboration of of the the the globalist interests within these institutions is is getting us to a potential stage of global war, so it's not something that is local. palestine and gaza is not just about the gazans, this is potentially about the entire world, because it's not, it's not a, it's not a big distance between a regional flare being a regional war being flared up by the israelis deliberately as they've done through this extra judicial murder of legitimate leader of of the palestinian people, the the the the hands of the western governments are are complicit with the... these judicial extrajudicial killings and mr. han could not have been killed unless the ameri

nation can understand that they can act and they can issue statement based on those frameworks. that there is other option but to resort to values and regulations stipulated in the united nations and elsewhere and this is just the way in order to achieve solution and they just to portray them as the only way to solutions these are the literature and the things produced by themselves now you can see that uh they are showing standard and their behavior and their actions violate them and that this is double standard by some western und states and it's not surprising that we are witnessing such rallies and demonstrations in favor of palestine considering israel's moves that they target civilian houses and residential buildings and they kill innocent women and children and risk i want to come back to you uh israel's closest allies um why do they not do more to rain in benjamin netanyahu and this current is really a cabinet supposedly behind closed doors uh voices and washington and this is straight from the white house supposedly in london in berlin in paris are very opposed to what's taking place in gaza they do not want to be dragged into a a war in the region of west asia. yet they're not doing all they can to reign in netanyahu and put a stop to his provocative actions as highly legal as dual assassination of uh ishmal honey and fad shuk so uh why don't they do more or is it that uh they're okay with the fact that israel may very well drag them into a regional conflict or are they perhaps not behind the regime if there is a regional conflict do you think that uh perhaps they'll pull the chair out from behind the israelis? well, first of all, i think that the only ally israeli ally which can reign in netanyahu is the us, uh, britain, france, they don't have any leverage or no influence on israel whatsoever, the only ally which is able to really influence israeli behavior is the united states and it's in the united states where israel wields the biggest power, as i said in the previous answer, the financial power of apec, you know, the influence of these lobbies. the influence which has been built by the prozionists. that's why the us is very hesitant, i think to exercise real power in addition to the ideological element which i referred to, so what makes israel so daring to defy any international resolutions, any of the international efforts, is the fact that its all to say things clearly as they are, is the number one superpower in the world, the us, you know, is something. great shape, china is rising, russia is rising, but the us remains, i think the superpower, and this continues to allow for israel to continue with with the behavior it's pursuing. "and as i said also in my previous answer, uh, what concerns us politicians, it appears first and foremost, just like netanyahu is focusing on his own political career, even if that means doing damage to israeli interests, americans are focusing on their own careers, even that if that means doing damage to american interests, so you're not going going to see a willingness, i think from the americans to put real pressure on the israeli side, now that might change, as i said in the democratic party." "we are seeing, beginning to see some interesting signs, but uh, camela harris, for example, the who's expected to be the candidate for presidency, the democratic candidate, look at how she responded to the the attack on hazballah on the attack in southern beirout, sorry, she spoke about israel's right to self-defense, so i think that even with the harris administration, if she does come to power, even in that case you're not going to see real pressures." being put the progressive wing in the democratic party, i think still hasn't reached that level of influence or strength where it can really make or really pursue a different approach in american policies. okay, thank you uh ali, we're going to let you go, but i want to appreciate uh, tell you that very grateful, appreciate you spending the last 30 years with us ali risk, there wider and political analyst joining us at lebanese capital, beirot, uh, stay safe, but good to have you. uh on ali and uh that's going to bring me back to our studio uh guest mr. hamid uh shahari uh yesterday at the security council there's an emergency meeting called to address these two assassinations and this young lady this a temporary palestinian onvoice she spoke she said the violence and terror are israel's only currency it has nothing else it respects no red lines she said it doesn't respect international law, diplomacy or compromise. and uh and when you see that uh the israeli regime is very desperate to be uh legitimately called a state, why does it not behave like one, why does it not abide by the rules, the international norms of uh state craft? why does it not use diplomacy and compromise like everyone else, hammer out uh deals and gain some respect, show some class and maybe gain the legitimacy it's been trying to gain for 75. years instead of using violence, covert operations and barbarism to try to achieve its goals and after the the second world war, international organizations failed to play their fundamental role to establish peace and preserve peace in the world, this is definite and this has been proved. the main factor and element behind that is the veeto power some states enjoy uh that this veto power stops uh moving towards peace, their own, their ultimate goal is to loot the regional resources, behind their mask there is one principle and that's uh making use of resources in the region, v power that some states have, international organizations and like the un security council have failed to play their roles to achieve peace in the world, we will make use of every opportunity in the world like international institutions and elsewhere, but i think in parallel to making use of such international organizations, we need to expand and reinforce our resistance. and there would be no war today, 75 years of failures of these international organizations have led to this situation, and i think this failure by those international institutions will go on unless the resistance by hamas and other resistance groups like hisbullah in the arana and in the field they can ask for the palestinian rights and i like to now welcome abbas joining us out of london, political commentator, hello said, pleasure to have you uh joining us in this uh conversation, your initial thoughts sayed on these uh bold and um unsanctioned highly... illegal assassinations we witnessed and in beirut and tehran respectively, well it's a continuation of extrajudicial killing, it's basically a crime, it's an international, international set of crimes which they don't want to give up on, and it's the americans who've along with the israeli set the precedence for this, the israelis have been committing these henious crimes on not so... important targets relatively, if i can use that expression, basically ordinary citizens in syria, ordinary citizens around uh, from afghanistan through to libya, they've been, they've been doing these these killings all over the place, this part of their arsenal that they use, but of course uh, the issue really is uh, what's there to stop them, and i think what what palestine has managed to expose or gaza has exposed. is the absolute weakness of the institutions which were set up by the anglo-zionist empire for the anglo-zionist empire and against the ordinary people, so i think one of the first things is that the world needs to look a completely new set of institutions uh, they need to completely support the idea of dedollarization, we need to make the international courts actually have some bite in power, the united nation nations itself. needs a complete review about its kind of fit fit for pur purposefulness, so i think gaza is exposing all sorts of things um that have been glaringly obvious, but now uh it's becoming almost impossible to ignore them for the entire world, because the negligence of these institutions, the negligence and the the the collaboration of uh of the the the globalist interests within these institutions is is... getting us to a potential stage of a global war, so it's not something that is localized. palestine and gaza is not just about the gazans, this is potentially about the entire world, because it's not a, it's not a uh, it's not a a big distance between a regional flare being a regional war being flared up by the israelis deliberately, as they've done through this extra judicial murder of legitimate leader of of the palestinian people, they've also done is they've created the confrontation with iran to the next level, you have no, you will noted at 25 times iran was mentio

prevented justice, that has prevented palestine from being a member of the united nations, a full member of the united nations, even though the vast majority of countries in the united nations, as was seen in the general assembly." want palestine to be a full member, they want to provide this uh level of sovereignty, at least recognized sovereignty by the international community to help speed up palestinian recognition and rights, but of course the united states has blocked it at everywhere, just like they blocked uh so many things in the past uh regarding different wars that they've conducted over the past two plus decades, so i think that the un has shown itself to be weak in this situation because the united states continues to be a very powerful force on the security council with the veto, and i think that until some resolution is is created to allow for more equality amongst the powers in the world, uh, the un will remain ineffective on this conflict and many others. on that note, i would like to thank both of our guests, mr. christopher halali, researcher and political analyst from new york, and also, a

guided by the articles of international law, that is, in this case , the articles of the united nations nationshenko understands that if he leaves his territory, at least something will be done from the territory of belarus, and not only something will fly there, then we will immediately strike back, and he sees now that this strike back, well, the belarusian army with all its ... sorry for the points, lukashenko, it will be broken very quickly, and okay, and today it also became known about the destruction of one of the so-called boyka towers in the black sea, information about these towers periodically appears, we remember as in 2023 the main thing intelligence has been talking about getting back, no, not even getting back under our control, but about... knocking out and actually knocking out russian control of some of these facilities, and today the navy reported striking one from gas towers in the waters of the black sea. spokesman dmytro pletenchuk said that there are dead occupiers, and also some of the equipment used on these platforms was destroyed. what does this mean? does it make it

palestine is now finally a member of the united nations, although it is not a full member, but it actually enjoys many advantages of being a member of the united nations . the zionist regime of israel has completely violated these four ages. well, now here we are facing the united nations charter and that the governments that they are violated, and now this armed aggression is of course different, whether we can consider an assassination as a serious attack on a country or not, but the actions of the zionist regime are beyond this, that is, systematic actions and continuous actions in terror. well, in the islamic republic of iran , how much damage has the israeli regime done in our various facilities? how many people have been martyred and assassinated, some of our military advisors in syria ? in fact, it is equal to the provisions of article 51 of the charter the united nations is actually inferred here , in terms of international law and according to the charter of the united nations, the islamic republic of iran has absolutely the right to provide a proportionate answer , whatever this answer is, it naturally depends on the decision of the governme

the united nations special _ precision missiles. the united nationsal rapporteur - precision missiles. the united nations special rapporteur in l precision missiles. the united i nations special rapporteur in the palestinian territories has posted on social media. ijust want palestinian territories has posted on social media. i just want to palestinian territories has posted on social media. ijust want to read what he says. she says that israel is genocide and the palestinians were neighbourhood at a time. one hospital at a time, when school is a time, one refugee camp at the time, once a stone at the time. this post was made on x. i'm joined now by our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf who's currently in istanbul. what are your sources on the ground as saying happened at this school? i know this place very well. it is a complex of three buildings. it is the school itself, and there is a small clinic there as well. according to a neighbour i spoke to this morning, the people were in the middle of performing prayers. it was about a45 in middle of perf

benefit from all the capabilities and the points of strength which we have as nation, a united muslim nation, and arab nation that we have very significant points of strength for our history, our treasures, our political capabilities and the geopolitical strategies and even military capabilities today are objective in this visit, we have visited the military industry in iran. "we were able to see the extent of the development in the military of iran, we saw the for example the the air force and so on, we have all of these capabilities that can really result in a strategic change in facing the israeli enemy, and so therefore all of the these great powers of the region, the regional powers that have and understand these benefits, the strategy of the reconciliation." in the region is very much not only welcomed but also paramount and significant for the region. this would be one path and building a united front, there needs to be a united project, and this is there with all the capabilities. this is present, this is possible to ask the relationship that you have with the hesbollah resistance movement uh, obviou

benefit from all the capabilities and the points of strength which we have as nation, a united muslim nation, an arab nationres, our political capabilities and the geopolitical strategies and even military capabilities today are objective and visit, we have visited the military industry in iran, we were able to see the extent of the development in the military of iran, we saw the for example the the air force and so on, we have all of these capabilities that can really result in a strategic change in facing the israeli enemy, and so therefore all of the these great powers of the region, the regional powers that have... understand these benefits, the strategy of the reconciliation in the region is very much not only welcom, but also paramount and significant for the region, this would be one path and building a united front, there needs to be a united project, and this is there with all the capabilities, this is present, this is possible to ask the relationship that you have with the hisb resistance movement, obviously its leadersan, if you can tell us about that, tell us how hisb has actually contributed to

you can see the fourth paragraph of article 2 of the united nations charter states that the members of the united nations in pursuit of the goals the united nations must observe the following principles, which the article states that in its international relations , it should refrain from resorting to threats and the use of force against the horizontal integrity or independence. the political of any country and in any other way that contradicts the goals of the united nations should be avoided. it is very clear that this action in the sovereign territory of the islamic republic of iran was carried out by another country called the zionist regime , so this action is considered a clear violation of article 2, clause 4 of the united nations charter, no one doubts this. there is one point that we are discussing. we have a resolution under violation the title of the resolution on the definition of aggression until 2001 did not consider terrorist operations and terrorist acts under the concepts of aggression, but we did not have anything in written form . 13 73 after the cases of the twin towers. and there he

united nations secretary. i said, you would be a great ambassador to the united nations. united nations secretary. ould compete with her. she may be but -- my daughter but nobody could've competed with her. the whole deal. she said, daddy i don't want to do that. i just want to help people get jobs. she would go around. not a glamorous job. she felt so good about it. she would go around to see walmart, exxon, all these big companies. to hire people. she had hired millions of people during the course of her stay. i mean, there was nothing. it was very tough. it's much easier to be a democrat. let me put it that way. [laughter] tiffany: apparently you don't have to take any interviews. [laughter] mr. trump: you don't have to do anything. we saw that the other night. you won't see too many more interferes. -- interviews. i have a debate coming up with this one. she didn't want to debate. they were not happy about it. they got the network that they wanted. the worst of all. george top a topless. they are the worst. in terms of that. they wanted the network. with biden, they came to me, they wanted to d

united nations security council ended. the russian representative to the united nations, vasily nebendia, took the chair on july 1. ank you, thank you very much for finding time in your schedule. here we are now here in this famous one. in the hall of the security council one gets the impression that it is precisely in these recent times that the security council has become such a hot workshop of world diplomacy, well, the security council has always been a hot workshop where issues of war and peace, international peace and security were discussed, now, perhaps, this is one of the most important, key international platforms. where they discuss the most pressing issues of our time and their actual set is no secret to anyone, this is probably the most pressing topic today - the events in gaza in the middle east as a whole, and we in the council devote perhaps most of our time to this. as you know, the un security council consists of 15 members, including five permanent members. security council, russian federation, united states of america, great britain, france and the people's republic of china. the presidency of t

nations in the interwar period ultimately resulted in the tragic second world war. next is the formula of power program. her guests vasily nebendia and secretary general of the united nations antonio guterres became permanent representatives of russia to the un in the security council. just a few days ago , the russian federation’s presidency of the security council of the united nationsnded. russian representative to the united nations. where issues of war and peace of international peace and security were discussed and now this may be one of the most key international platforms where the most pressing issues are discussed of modernity, in fact, their set is no secret to anyone, this is probably the most pressing topic today, these are events in gas in the middle east in general and... we in the council devote perhaps most of our time to this. as you know, the security council consists of 15 members, including five permanent members of the security council: the russian federation, the united states of america, great britain, france and the people's republic of china. security presidency varies monthly from one country to another, according to alphabet. on july 16, 2024 , a meeting was held at the un security council under the chairmanship of russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. it was devoted to the issue of multilateral cooperation in the interests of creating a

debate, we took it to the united nations and we even got help from them, and the british government was very upset that one of its angies went and complained to the united nations and us. we have prepared several reports about the same issues to the united nations it is being presented, but the people should be aware , our own people, muslims, should be aware, and we should inform ordinary people who are in different countries, because first it will be against islam, but all these programs are against other groups. it will be opened after these are successful, that is, if this barrier is broken , it will be moved to another place. all the historical documents show that this program and the programs that have been poured before were first implemented on the muslims and then went to the groups. let's move on to the next stage. i think you could draw the scene completely what should be done anyway with the order you had? this case that happened in germany, for example, was not the first, and you say it will not be the last. the story continues. at this point , what methods and solutions do we have to stop this process or at least create costs similar to what you s

united nations for a humanitarian ceasefire in the gaza strip. jihad taha said: the humanitarian ceasefire requested by the united nations is for seven days and for the purpose of public polio vaccination. according to the report of the al-alam al-sorsur network. is united nations officials bombing and displacement in gaza, for general vaccination , people have been called for compulsory vaccination, which is an obstacle in the way of implementation of vaccination. gaza knows. the first shipment of algerian energy carrying 30 thousand tons of liquefied gas arrived in lebanon yesterday. this cargo is supposed to be used in the thermal power plants of lebanon. after announcing the energy crisis in lebanon, the algerian president emphasized: he will not allow lebanon to remain in the dark. this cargo ship has traveled about 5,000 kilometers from algeria through the mediterranean waters to reach lebanon. its mission is to deliver 30,000 tons of liquefied gas for lebanon's thermal power plants. it is part of the fuel that algeria has promised lebanon. at the end of august, the lebanese electricity company announced that it had stopped power supply to

plan to do exactly that, and we are already working with such organizations as the united nations through the united nations in order to convey the needs and people have received the road in advance. ugh. and what is the situation in the occupied territories, what is the news there? to be honest, there is no such... any positive news, it has been a long time, the russians continue to study the population, but do not help, do not build anything, there is probably one positive in this, what continues to repeat that if people don't plan to build anything, don't plan anything, or rather they talk about plans, but they don't build anything, they don't repair roads, nor networks, they only have... they rob people, then this means that for me personally , this means that people who are difficult to call people, the occupiers, came for a short time, and will only sneak in and run away, let's hope for that, and so people usually live in difficult conditions, humanitarian first of all, medicine is at a very low level , there are no doctors, no medicine, or if there is... medicines, they are of very low quality, you c

actually the national authority of the convention on the rights of the child , the islamic republic of iran has joined the united nations convention, and then with the help of my government , the national authority of the rights of the child has been the work of the national authority for many years. report to the united nations in iran. this one of the main duties of the national authority for children's rights, however, we started working in the 13th government and now in the 14th government, and we want to continue to take measures for children in addition to this report that will be sent on time. they have a duty, especially now for children who are exposed to abuse, such as orphaned and abused children. in the previous government, with the cooperation of welfare and the prosecutor's office of justices all over the country , we tried to form a complex under the name of shogh zegend complex in all provinces . it was formed in one third of the provinces and some provinces judiciaries have been given facilities, the rest of the institutions have been established, some provinces have been provided with building facilities and personnel, the judiciary has been established in this commun

clearly outlined his plan for the formation of the united nations to stalin. large and small critical to that was to get them into the united nationsee to uh to be in the united nations. at the end of the war, britain withdrew its forces from iran . but it quickly became clear that the shah's concern about stalin was not misplaced. after defeating iran in the war, the soviets gave more priority to the oil issue. it sought to protect its interests and the red army refused to leave iran. negotiations between the iranian government and the soviet union it did not work either. the fact that the red army did not withdraw from iran also worried america. the us and the soviet union were friends in tehran, but the fight over iran turned them into great enemies. this time america was ready to destroy its friendship with its former ally in order to maintain its influence in iran. iran eventually complained to the united nations with the support of the united states. during the speech of iranian ambassador hossein alaa, the soviet representative stormed the security council hall as a sign of protest. although mohammad reza shah's information

israel then there is nothing to be respected, israely representative inside united nation, he shredded the constitution of united nation in front of everybody and he walked out. "this is the thing should not be tolerated, this is what i am rating over here that the international community is humiliating themselves, that the the constitution at the humanitarian level which have been agreed unanimously by everyone in united nation has to be respected, there are heaps of paper against israel, thous tens, hundreds of resolution against israel, none of them has been implemented." today enough is enough, israel representing america and the american veto is there, now people they are talking about two state solution, but the time the there was a res, there was a draft of a resolution which has been submitted by some arab countries to accept a permanent status of membership to to palestinian state, america, they were rude enough to say, it's not the time to recognize an independent palestinian state. then what about the two states solution? what do you mean about two state solution? this confirmed why we have went for the floo

united nations. this is the same issue in these schools we should know that it is under the supervision of the united nations , see that it is one of the institutions on the list that was created with the support of the united nations and many of the member countries of the united nations actually provide the necessary power and support to this international organization to provide aid and assistance. it was established and formed for the refugees, and it is one of the institutions that in palestine in the occupied territories can actually provide good help to the refugees, but what happened in the previous discussion was the inaction and inaction of the institutions, especially the united nations. security , which is actually completely under the control of the government united states of america, england and france . these inactions have caused the ignorant zionist regime to not consider any red lines for itself, and all the covenants have crossed the red lines and agreements, and there is no need for an excuse at all. as he pointed out , al-mohammadani joined the service, which is the same crime that the

international institutions and organizations, including the united nations , the world health organization, unicef, and the united nations children's fund issued statements condemning this crime and demanded the action of the united nations security council, international assemblies and the trial of the leaders of the zionist regime. according to the reports of the news agencies , the number of schools that the army is affiliated with the zionist regime has targeted them in gaza last week, which has increased to 6 schools , despite the mediators' requests to reach a ceasefire and a prisoner exchange agreement, the zionist regime continues to attack and kill palestinians in gaza . at least 40,000 palestinians , including women and children, were killed in the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip in the last 10 months, but the european mediterranean human rights watch rejected the claims of the zionist regime about the killings on saturday morning , the european mediterranean human rights watch pointed out talavio's claim about martyrdom he announced that 19 people from hamas forces were attacked in the tabeeen

unrwa staff have been killed, the largest humanitarian, loss of life in the united nations history so... of life in the united nations life in the united nations history so..._ go | history so... and i ask? go ahead- _ history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're _ history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're talking - history so... and i ask? go ahead. we're talking about history so... and i ask? go i ahead. we're talking about a serious medical— ahead. we're talking about a serious medical emergency l ahead. we're talking about a | serious medical emergency of cause and beyond this medical emergency, can you tell us what the biggest needs are right now for people in gaza? you the biggest needs are right now for people in gaza?— for people in gaza? you have this right. — for people in gaza? you have this right, access _ for people in gaza? you have this right, access is - for people in gaza? you have this right, access is an - for people in gaza? you have this right, access is an issue| this right, access is an issue and the biggest in north gaza this week was the israeli army is allowing one truck of chicken to the whole e

lebanon and syria, the united nations issued a statement and announced that the zionist regime has pre-arranged trucks at the entrance to gaza. the food carrier of the united nations was shot and directly attacked and prevented from delivering them to the people of gaza. ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. after a year , sweden finally prosecutes two blasphemers against the quran . the saeed prosecutor's office announced yesterday, wednesday, that these two people were accused of committing the crime of inciting an ethnic or national group. last year, these two people insulted the quran and made insulting statements about muslims. the action of the swedish government against these two people is taking place last summer despite the rising feelings of muslims around the world and the protests many times, stockholm's international community has given permission to these people to publicly desecrate the quran under the protection of the police. the swedish government also placed them under the security protection program, and one of them was denied asylum due to false information in his asylum application. china considered c

unesco, the united nations educational, enough. unesco, the united nationstions educational, scientific and cultural organisation, records the stuff of intangible cultural heritage around the world, rather than things that can be touched architecture, artefacts, art, the intangibles are what people know and only carry in their heads and hearts. so folklore, cuisine , customs, so folklore, cuisine, customs, beliefs, traditions, knowledge, language with every single human being lost or left unborn , we being lost or left unborn, we lose something else. intangible, which is their contribution great or small? any man's death diminishes me, for i am involved in mankind instead of the poet's kindly thoughts. inclusive in the true and uncorrupted sense of the word, we are given to believe that fewer people is better, that less of us is more. this is a sinister and insidious philosophy, a bitter seed sown, and we are already reaping the harvest. ye shall know them by their fruits. every good tree bringeth forth good fruit. but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil frui

its report alleging mass sexual violence on october 7th and a new united nations human rights council reports after the united nations report on sexual violence on october 7th found no evidence. the united nations human rights council report has accused israel of systematic gender based violence and sexual torture in its prisons where the new york times in a paragraph buried deep in a report about israel's stay to him on concentration camp in the negative desert found that palestinians who had been kidnapped in gaza, of palestinian men and taken to this camp are being sought amazed with the tons, systematically by female guards. there is even testimony by palestinian former prisoners of dogs being used by his rally tortures to sexually assault palestinian man. and of course the orthopedic surgeon at the that is a cheap a hospital near bars, a very prominent doctor and gaza was tortured to death at that facility as we now know. so it's very clear we have clear documentation of sexual violence being, webinar used against palestinians. the as rarely allegations have been debunked. and yet what is the white house doing?

to go and and she didn't want something like the united nations, which i wanted it to do that i said you would be a great ambassador to the united nations, united nations secretary. every year there'd be nobody to compete with her. i take she may be my daughter, but nobody could have competed with her with her red, that the whole deal she's got and and she said, daddy, i don't want to do that. i just want to help people get jobs. and she would go around. not a glamorous job, but she felt so good about it. she would go around to see walmart, to see exxon, to see all these big companies to hire people. and she had hired, like millions to people during the course of her stay and i mean always there was nothing ever good. it was just very tough. i think if she were a democrat, it would have been it's much easier to be a democrat, let me put it that way, apparently. did she take any interviews? that's right. you don't have to you don't have to do anything. we saw that the other night and you won't see too many more interviews. and i have a debate coming up with this one. and she didn't she didn't want to debate. she didn't want to debate tha

school, the united nations said: establishing an immediate ceasefire in gaza is the only way to prevent the renewal of tensions . riyad mansour, the representative of palestine at the united nations, said that nothing can justify israel's actions: to prevent genocide. palestinians must be punished against criminals. the representative of algeria in the united nations also said that by condemning the attack on the school , we demand the implementation of the security council resolution to establish a ceasefire in gaza. the representative of england in the united nations also without condemning the attack the zionist regime only expressed concern and said that israel should be allowed access. give the red khalib to the palestinian people and let hamas release the hostages. the representative of the united states in the united nations, however , merely expressed concern about the killing of civilians , claiming that washington had shared its concerns with israel. the executive head of the starbucks chain coffee shops that due to. support for the zionist occupation regime was resigned by the supporters of the embargoed palestine. newsweek magazine announced that the campaign to boyco

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recognized subject of international law, simply by virtue of its membership in the united nations, and in the united nations of course, it was in those borders, ugh, which it exists declared its independence on august 24, 1991. that is, as far as i understand, part of the former chernihiv voivodeship, which the russians now call kursk province, yes, well, we cannot and will not join us, because that would undermine the legal status of our recognized borders, as far as i understand, yes, well, we can talk about the fact that there are ethnic ukrainians there, but well, talking about such a hot issue, yes, because people are discussing, asking questions, what should we do , what should we do with kurdistan, well, well , if kurdistan is the territory on which ukrainian troops are located, which they repel it... russian attacks on ukrainian land, but it is an internationally recognized territory of the russian federation, we cannot do anything there , we can hold this territory until the situation stabilizes, or until the moment if the russians succeed in knocking out the ukrainian troops there, everything in g

affairs, the united nations itself has been subverted, and when the united nations, which was createdry to stop warfare, and when the security council, which was created to avoid these kinds of murders and military aggression, when they become the laughing stock, war is, unfortunately inevitable, and iran can use the united nations charter. and the right to self-defense and the protection of its own sovereignty to present the evidence and to take a response when the international bodies do not do their jobs and earlier it's funny the iranian president john he told uh emmanuel macron from france that how come everyone in the region is expected to uh uh reduce tensions and show restraint when the israelis carry out nefarious acts like this but israel doesn't ever get the right kind of condemnation that is has coming to it? well, that's because israel basically, using its lobby controls numerous countries around the globe. the israeli loby has more money than any other lobby in the world, and they use that money to bribe politicians, to bribe governments, to bribe european states, to to

on. that the zionist regime strictly according to the reports the united nations reports to the humanitarian groups of the united nations and reports to some other institutions that have witnessed the zionist regime in a way. it has witnessed many examples of the trading of the organs and jewelry of gaza martyrs , their hearts, brains and even their skins for the settlers in a way. a kind of zionism and two other main goals of this matter. it follows that it is the most important. one is the issue of psychological pressure on the families of the martyrs. well, in some reports , it has been reported that the corpses that were returned by the zionist regime were unfortunately desecrated, or a transplant of organs that were stolen in some way. a graft of the animal's organs and limbs is sewn to them in a way and returned for. psychologically , this is a strategy that the zionist regime uses in a way, and the next goal is that, in addition to these, bodies can always be used as a tool for negotiation, well, the zionist regime knows that with paying attention to the fact that bodies of martyrs are in their hands and the bere

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the security council and that is what the charter of the united nations is all about, so therefore countries that are member in the united nations should resort to the security council to resolve any conflict. now this is what the designist entity is violating and proving that it's not part of the international community that it is a it's it's it's a criminal enterprise israel is a criminal enterprise. it's not a country and it's not behaving as member of an international organization, the united nations, it's behaving like a like a killer group that kills people, commits crime this. destroys, kills children, bombs hospital, tortures innocent civilians and also assassinates people in other countries, they they they have been you know destroying the international order in that sense that now any nation can behave in the same way and say, well if it's permissible for the zienist entity to do this then it's permissible to any other nation to do this, so it's not only attempt against iran and the islamic republic of iran, it's not only a crime against... "the leadership, the palestinian leadership, it is a crime against the world or

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mean, what iran is not a nation, sovereign nation that is member of the united nations? expect that the iranians have already set the targets and also hizbullah and now who is the target, well it's up to the israelis, every israeli could be a target, every military location inside occupied palestine is could be a target any point, well doctor, earlier you did mention an american fleats, as we know they have sintin and submarine, what is this? ation for them, it's just you know, in in the united states, the support for israel is a is an electoral slogan, you know, so they want to show that you know the biden administration, which has the vice president, had is running for presidency and is running late, you know, okay, it's gathering, she's gathering more money and she has like more points, but still, i mean everybody would remember what happened in the elections when hillary clinton was thought that she thought that she was winning the race, exactly, and you know, today it's a tight trace. the united states, so therefore they want to send all these armies to say, no, we'r

judicial investigation was launched by the cyber unit of the national jurisdiction for combating organized crime. the investigation was entrusted to the national cyber unit of the gendaria, the national anti-fraud agency responsible for combating violence against minors in france and issued an arrest warrant for pavel durov as part of a preliminary investigation that brings together various investigative services on crimes ranging from fraud to drug trafficking, cyberstalking, organized crime, but at the same time, experts especially emphasize that pavel is accused of inaction, lack of moderation and cooperation with the investigation. he is not accused of pedophilia or violent actions , but of not responding to legitimate requests from countries requiring an investigation. he is also criticized. they call this process opaque and even questionable. the media write that pavel has there is even another name in france, paul durov. his naturalization in france, although prestigious, nevertheless raised some eyebrows. the procedure for naturalizing an outstanding foreigner is, in fact , opaque. it is carried out at the initiative of the minister of

legal right and a right of counsel according to the united nations charter, which the same westerners also wrote according to article 2 of the united nations charter. this is our right, according to all, in fact, international law , this is our right to respond to this crime that happened in iran and in tehran, in our totality. in our country, the coming of a military operation , carrying out a person who was our guest, we were his host, we invited him the day before, our day in our parliament with a diplomatic passport. yes, we hosted this dear person in the islamic parliament for the inauguration of the honorable president. he was our guest and supported by us. therefore, this attack is our attack on the transverse integrity of the islamic republic of iran and accordingly. the same laws that the westerners wrote today, we have the right to answer , we will definitely answer that both the supreme leader of the revolution emphasized on bloodlust and the president emphasized that they will regret this cowardly act . we will defend with honor and there is no compliment in this regard, mr. doctor haji, i want to go back , i will definitely ge

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not to respond, what is this, i mean can they, i mean what iran is not a nation, sovereign nation that is member of the united nationsnd there's nothing new about that, you know, but the problem is with israelies themselves, they're waiting for the response and they don't know the time of the response, they don't know the location of the response, they don't know the targets. well, i can say that i expect that the iranians have already set the targets and also has. and the hethies now who is the target? well, it's up to the israelis, every israeli could be a target, every military location inside occupied palestine is could be a target any point, well doctor, earlier you did mention and american senten fleets, as we know they have senten and submarine, what is this mobilization for them? it's just you know in in the united states, the support for israel is a is an electoral slogan, you know, so they want to show that you know the biden administration, which has the vice president running for presidency and is running late, you know, okay, it's gathering, she's gathering more money and she has like more points, but st