in the united mentioned security council to pass a trusted resolution for an immediate cease fire agreement for an immediate cease fire that might take place like a top off palestinians. and fox are completely disappointed from previous failures that the united nations security council has really had that specifically in light of the repeated use of the us a, a b 2 games, different resolutions that were cooling for an immediate cease fire. one of the latest has been a veto it by showing that russia and o j are you in different sections that have been healed in the united nations security council part, palestinians in fox are to have a window of hope in terms of passing this, a draft resolution is specifically that there is no grubbing prussia when the united states not to use b took this time against such resolution thoughts from the other side, the usability government as exact, think its political and diplomatic efforts in order to fluids, old negotiations efforts, an old diplomatic means that will stop the wait for a search for such a resolution that might be taken from which in the pale

completely also asking an understanding of the same time that such as being made by the united mentioned security council will, by the way, later for further resolution can practically translate to hold the grounds regarding a resolution such will guaranteed office the station of old men to treat accede inside the deceased, including funded or would you like to know more about how the palestinians are evaluating that resolution being taken today we are joined right now by palestinians as and we have no mr. we some sabbath. he is with us right now. all right, thank you so much, mr. with some for your valuable time. tell us more about your reaction towards the united nations security council resolution, but being adopted today. thank you for having me. the thought of you, i think you up to a 170 days, we expect it to you guys about a senior and that seats fired with the to effect the doctor. today. we should say clearly that the council, the decision was not to declare obligates as there is to cease fire, which is a disaster after all of this time, all of this because there are 2 people that are hungry or

what are we going to see now i mentioned the united nations security council resolution is significantisrael stated it is not complying with this. it is not binding. the messages that we heard from israeli officials in the last couple of hours really suggests that the war is likely to continue the foreign minister and defense minister have said that israel still evenintends on destroying israel the u.s. has said there would be consequences if israel decided to go ahead with the planned assault on rafah >> dan, thank you very much for the latest >>> coming up on the show, boeing, going, gone. dave calhoun will step down as ceo at the end of the year we will have the exclusive interview next when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut

but he was more ambitious then then that the, when the security council of the united nations mentioned pad is to alexander conduct. the president spoke for the delegate. the security council is meant to care today under the shadow of the terrible news content as time as the letter of the united nations mediator and done it in a way he was not seen as favorable for design is causal. that using young these radicals, even though mothering him was not an option by the mainstream. he is, was not fox of this is the new silver and these are the, his assassination was old. and by gets that show a man who is to was twice prime minister, it is where the body of the law firm up the this the game it starts with trying to be more assertive already in your in defending the jewish communities from alpha submit take effect and that's where they become. ready or physical if you want in there, it wish to create a jew that is not just the victim of full groans and not the same. it isn't but one who can defend himself. and i think that's, that's the fault. i could, i could relate to, you know, it is a do

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but he was more ambitious then, then that the, when the security council of the united nations mentioned pad is to alexander conduct the president spoke for the delegate. the security council is meant to care today under the shudder of the terrible news content his time as the letter of the united nations mediator and done it up in a way he was not seen as favorable for design is causal for they use in young. these radicals, even though mothering him was not an option by the mainstream. he just was not fox of this is the new silver and these are the, his assassination was old. and by gets that show a man who is to was twice prime minister. it is where the body of the law firm up the this the game it starts with trying to be more assertive already in your in defending the jewish communities from ality submit take effect and that's where they become. ready or physical if you want in there, wish to create a jew that is not just the victim of full groans and not the same. it isn't but one who can defend himself. and i think that's, that's the fault. i could, i could relate to, you know, as,

tell the security council tomorrow and what are the issues in this meeting come up entering the united nations in new york. as you mentionedtheir main programs are two programs, one is to attend the security council meeting on the issue of palestine and the other is to attend another meeting of the security council on the issue of multilateralism. meeting with the subject. multilateralism of the security council on tuesday morning at around 5:00 p.m. new york time in tehran, the palestinian meeting will be held on wednesday at the same time, around 71:00 p.m. in tehran. on the issue of palestine, the islamic republic of iran always, along with its other international activities and agreements, from fixed programs and regular follow-ups of discussions he has always been a supporter of the rights of the palestinian people and has always tried to play a role in the realization of the rights of the palestinian people in international forums, consult and invite different groups to reach a consensus in order to actually defend the defenseless people of palestine in the past months. attacks of the zionist regime on gaza martyr dr

security. this title is in the united nations charter. it is clear that this issue is mentioned in the seventh chapter of the united nations charter. in this chapter, the security councilobliged to intervene against actions that endanger international peace and security and to take measures to prevent the continuation of such actions . this meeting of the security council will be at 30 minutes on tuesday morning tehran time. yes, mr. rajavi. now considering that the americans have the right of veto in the security council how effective can the holding of these meetings be in order to prevent such actions that have been taken and the condemnations that have resulted in violating the sovereignty of these countries , while the americans said that their attacks will be multi-staged? was. experience has shown that such actions and meetings , unfortunately, cannot prevent the international community from its latest bitter experiences in this field in the last four months, against the clear violation of international laws by the united states as a permanent member of the security council, which also has the right to veto. witnessed and behind the time, in fact, in various and

security council. because the united states is the most popular progress in crone member there. yeah, you mentioned the un security council, the latest session of which saw a british official blame moscow for the suffering saying it was the, the soul suffering of civilians and the print conflict was done at to, to russia coming up the same week as now. we're seeing civilians dying and residential areas. is it blind ignorance, or is it something else? um, its willful ignorance, particularly was the u. k. and the united states. the media is not free media. it is state media and the state media has a very repetitive a narrative which they have been pounding for over, you know, over 2 years, over 2 and a half years. they've been pounding this rhetoric even before the russian invasion and that rhetoric as it regards ukraine, is that the ukraine is an innocent victim, and that it has done nothing wrong and that the united states and the u. k. also have done nothing wrong and there could be nothing farther from the truth than that . but um that is kind of the government story. so if you're looking at that

council's own resolutions, even the security council in the resolutions of the security council, in fact yes, yes, look, you mentioned the year 19, where the united nations gave itself the right to divide the palestinian state. give a part to the jews and then they will have the right to form a government for themselves. the question that arises is why the same right has not been recognized for the palestinians since 1947. until now, if i am not mistaken, more than 130 countries in the world have governments. and the palestinian state is being recognized by the rest of the countries, generally western countries. what is the argument of these western countries? why oppose the fact that the palestinian government has a right all these years? yes. now, in this first opportunity, it might be really difficult to see, because before, the palestine liberation organization and yasser arafat are actually the same. they don't accept the resolution that this is the resolution and they believe that palestine should be one fabric and all of palestine belongs to palestine. well, the western countries didn't accept this, anyway , i'm talking from their point of

united states, because i believe it was that all me quoted was mentioning earlier. the problem here is with the basic structure of the united nations and the united nations security council that you have these permanent members, the us being one of them, of the security council that have veto power. and so if there's anything that they don't like that contradicts they are foreign policy objectives or one of the objectives of their allies like israel, then they can, they can veto. so sadly, i don't think that we are any closer to a cease fire in gaza or a resolution to this burgeoning whitening conflict between his beloved and israel. so what do you think uh, me, seems like this achieve, i mean, do they at least highlights, you know, the growing tide, if a international opinion that is going against israel, at least over the course of the last year, we've seen that change happen. we, we have seen it certainly global public opinion, particularly if you look at the global south countries, right. and they are the majority of certainly there is a tide working against israel. they're all boxes, right. it's a, it doesn't matter and not pass. it doesn't matter. but one of the pr

as you mentioned, it was enshrined in a un united nations security council resolution. it was legal binding document uh in international law. well, i mean, what does it say really about the united states in general that this was something that was sign by the united states and then of course uh, donald trump, when he came, he basically left it, and we did not see the europeans that compensating, they said that they would um set up mechanisms uh for. iran to be relieved from the sanctions, but that never happened, so what does it mean in general to try to make deal or sign deal with the with the whole western hegemonic front? really? well, it's any such deal is meaningless, it will be at here to as long as it's convenient and beneficial for the the west to maintain it and especially the united states, but once for whatever reason, whatever wim a new president or anything else uh decide. that it's not, it's not in their best interest anymore, then they will simply rip up the agreement. this is the united states has done this repeatedly the donald trump years, but also bef

going around uh the the cape of good hope and it's really silly uh as you mentioned to see that the united, the un security council has released that statement, condemming yemani army and its effort uh to blocade israeli ship and the main goal for that block. is to allow food and medicine - to enter gazza to stop the genocide, so they are condemning the one who's trying to help the palestinian people and they haven't actually mentioned or condemn israeli regime in any of the resolution or any of the statement since the existent of the un security council, but actually i believe that this is actually shows this kind of statement and resolution from the united nations security council is actually shows, that what yemen are doing are actually in the right direction, because what yemen is doing, i don't think that un security council will agree with that, because it's controlled by the united states and uk and other uh country, that's why i believe that yemani army is able to to widen its attack and i believe as and yemani army has warned many time that any country will be involved in any attack against yemen that the

it was mentioned once that the security council's attempts for a cease-fire were vetoed by the united states, and this was an interesting point that the court mentioned in relation to the evidence. many that divan was in his hands he announced that the collective punishment was done . in gaza and that the so-called zionist regime had declared that it had no right to the so-called south africa in any way , it had no dispute with the zionist regime at all, here the international court of justice declared that every member state of the convention on the prohibition of deportation has this right in relation to the obligations of the agents. it is not possible for these general obligations to be violated anywhere in the world. he has the right to file a complaint against the government that is a member of the convention and has not fulfilled its obligations according to article 41 of the constitution and these precautionary measures. the president of the international court of justice has made it very clear to adopt the situation of the people that death and desperation are death and despe

doctor mentioned, you are bad at the resolutions issued by the united nations security council or other institutions against the scientific regime, if you check the history or generally by the united states. it has been vetoed or if a weak resolution has been issued. the security council guarantee is actually international law , but this guarantee is only operational and implemented where it is in conflict with the interests of the great powers, and the zionist regime, if we expect the security council to come and take action against it. they should encircle it or threaten it , we shouldn't expect this at all, but fortunately , the public opinion of the world is turning, and this discourse that is being formed today forces the domination system to review the norms of the domination system and try to play its own game. at least apply moderation and the same decision that the court gave is the same decision that the united nations assembly gave regarding terrorists. a change is happening in this international discourse. thank you very much to both of you for your presence in the half-day

arab group of countries in the united nations , after this security council meeting, the resolution proposed by the united states on gaza as a text that does not mention the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza for 6 months and the ceasefire was not even called for and they were criticized after the text proposed by the united states was approved in this session of the security council it didn't happen, as diplomatic sources said , the next option of the security council is to draft another ceasefire resolution in gaza, which the non-permanent members of the security council have proposed, of course, except for japan and south korea. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the government media office in gaza announced that zionist soldiers directly shot children in the shafa hospital and announced the number. of the dozens of palestinians who were executed in this hospital, there were children. the gaza ministry of health also announced that the zionist regime has about 240 patients and their companions and 10 people from the box he has detained a doctor in shafa hospital. the bombardment of the areas around th

as i mentioned, our position has been read to rated the numerous resolutions of the united nations security council immediate ceasefire. so by doing here see the liberation of all hostages was the end of the palestinians held in these route as well as the solution of the items for military initiates young. and the resumption of the beginning of the talks to establish a palestinian state. you should put it in moscow. we have held any truth that listing and meeting, and several meetings are in fact the last one took place at the end of january, the beginning of february of this year. it involved all of the palestine impressions, including how most of the toxic for the 1st time for the meeting of these kind and attend the adoption of a joint declaration of goods. and for the 1st time, everyone including hum us, expressed their willingness to bring the ranks of the palestinians to get to using the palestinian liberation organization as the platform forthcoming efforts, this was on president the goals and the resumption of palestinians. unit $22.00 is explained by the fact that only a united dependence

mask, the mechanism would come from the un security council, which as you mentioned, the us has vetoed several resolutions. i really protects israel at the united nations security council. so we, he was asked about the potential ru alina to stay for the state department, and here's what he had to say about that. over the course of this, we've been pretty clear that it's our expectations that all parties, including of the government of israel and comply with international humanitarian law. i will note though that throughout all of this, tomas certainly has not been uh, but uh, what i'm saying is i'm not gonna a pine on any uh forthcoming ruling on this. and i will reiterate again that of the crux of this when these arguments started. um uh, the week before last that was rooted in this notion that the, these allegations that israel is committing genocide and i will say again that we find those obligations to be unfounded. the state department is spend a lot of time just try to deflect saying, look, we're working to try and get more aden. and when reporters pointed out, but it's not working, it hasn't worked in your language, hasn't changed in all

and according to the owner, ford by the united nations, which was presented in november. do that to mention security council. it says that the start of school of dealing with the title, yvonne is not working. i'm not is why the probably by the system that if you want to work with us, if you want to deal with this scene with this as the people in charge of apply this on a stop going around in your echo chambers, as you've done in the last few decades a, this almost thank you very much and these are some of the things i've had talking to us of from couple. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes or more in all these stories in shooting. look back at our coverage, all seasons and national criminal ford, which has been your hearing evidence. and it is that he, on the consequences of israel's occupation. there have been 3 hours of representations from the palestinian delegation on dropbox and stay with us and all just the the latest news palestinians are not only queuing to got bread and water, but they're also suing on the machine to receive their treatments from the ha. so the story, how rude works to the

united nations recognize palestine as a country. some countries and organizations, including in the recent meeting of the un security council, mentioned the activities of terrorist groups in afghanistan, but the government the head of afghanistan denies the activities of terrorist groups in this country. in the meeting of the security council , other issues such as immigrants, the rights of afghan women and girls, and the necessity of freeing afghanistan's foreign assets in america were also mentioned. after the secretary general of the united nations said in his recent press conference about the violation of human rights, ethnic discrimination and the export of terrorism from afghanistan, the head of the united nations office in afghanistan repeated some of these words in the security council meeting on afghanistan. in the latest report of the sanctions monitoring group , concerns about the presence of terrorist groups in the country including afghanistan. groups that are a direct threat to afghanistan's neighbors have been emphasized. following these statements, the acting ministry of foreign affairs of afghanistan said in a press c

qalib mentioned that the world is witnessing the new crimes of the zionist regime the inability of the united nations security council in stopping the war and aggression of this tyrannical regime in palestine and lebanon requires the adoption of serious measures by the international community to stop these attacks immediately. in this letter, the speaker of the parliament added the announcement of the clear and united position of all the world's parliaments in international forums, especially the union of world councils, the union of islamic councils and the council of asian councils, in order to prosecute the illegitimate zionist regime and prevent further crimes by this regime. we emphasize. on the anniversary of the al-aqsa storm operation , people expressed their hatred for the crimes of the zionist regime they were disgusted. our journalists asked people's opinion about the crimes of this regime and the resistance of the palestinian people. a father collects the pieces of his child's body and screams. after an explosion in a hospital in gaza. this is another father a little further. with the disintegrated pieces

taqunia also mentioned, we again had news about america's opposition to palestine's membership in the united nations, which we said the security council had a meeting in this matter has been announced and it has been decided that the committee for the admission of members , which was rejected once , should hold a meeting again with the presence of the members of the security council to review this issue. un observer membership. despite having capability and conditions according to international conventions for permanent membership in the united nations. but inside the us , we have the criticism of the secretary of homeland security again, as it has been said, this criticism is due to the increase of immigrants at the mexican border. this is the second criticism of america's secretary of homeland security alekhand ro maivorkast in almost a month and a half. last time. the republicans criticized him and said that he is responsible for the increase in the presence of immigrants at the us-mexico border, which actually killed the secretary of homeland security from that meeting, and now again after a two-week vacation in the parliament. th

it's been a matter of concern for an incorrect and it has been mentioned more than a few times in the united nations and the security council readings. specifically, citing the israel should prevent further attacks to potentially speaking the probability of risking further conflict in the region. but what we're looking at right now is discriminant attacks against targets of against the state of syria. but it's, this is not the 1st time that is real, has carried out attacks against syria over the past 2 years. israel has carried out hundreds of air strikes, targeting ports in love, talk a is one of the most important factors that they've been targeting damascus and the surrounding areas. but more importantly, israel says that it is targeting iran or iran affiliated groups within the country . now this is a matter of concern because the is really side has says, i sorry, i said that they've bowed to ensure that they will prevent iranian influence within the region as well as groups. but more importantly, the reasoning behind a tennessee approach in this respect is to prevent the transfer of weapons from syria to 11 on. but the

. >> you mentioned that moment of silence at united nations security council. the deputy us investor to united nations. they say that biden administration had an opportunity to take a stand for more clarity and against terrorism on the world stage earlier this week. it blew the chance and instead joined members of the united nations in honouring ebrahim raisi former president of iran a.k.a. the butcher of tehran. >> i wasn't there and i consider ambassador wood my friend and i know that his heart is in the right place so i don't know maybe the russians and the chinese would act surprised, everyone and suddenly stood up but i'm not his spokesperson. i'm sure you can ask him this question. but i think the most important thing is to understand that the un has lost all of it's credibility. it's no longer an organization that truly defends human rights and i think that unless it will go through fundamental changes the american administration should really maybe consider seriously to defund the un. i'm not sure that your viewers are aware of the fact that they are pa

and also it shows how i relate to the fact that the united states have stuck to the membership in there. and i did mention security council, it is totally unacceptable. i'm the saying that right? absolutely. we will delve no doubt into us obstruction as you say. i want to the practically speaking with stuff uh, given what is played out of the you and whether practically this makes any difference to the suffering of palestinians in gaza on palestinians and the occupied westbank a not a lot of the not enough sort of fluid. it's very little if you compare it to what needs to be done, nothing else behavior in uh on data mining. what was it possible that good event sort of cease fire when harm us accepted what was proposed to them by the united states, egypt and after they were told that is an acceptance and was from us accepted. this is the mind. it's a, i'm nothing you know initiated is enough, i hope, but ition which was not to be limited to the eastern side, but not the thought. and he already expanded it into other areas and i'm sure he will not stop him to leave finishes the destruction of what i which means this directi

security council resolution and in the speech. president biden of the united states has also mentioned that the agreement should be based on reality. mr. soltani fard, yesterday, a senior member of the palestinian resistance announced that what the americans proposed in the doha talks is completely different from the previous draft of the july 12 talks, and in fact interpretation the same views of netanyahu were once again expressed by the americans in those negotiations. well , from the other side, we see that blinken, apparently what the western media claims , is present in the occupation show today to convince netanyahu, in fact, this conflict of news. how do you evaluate? kenin and what is the strategy of the americans regarding the conclusion of these negotiations? well, look, even now, if you, the media within my regime , have pointed out that the regime's negotiating team participates in the cairo negotiations with limited authority, and even the opposition side has clearly indicated that netanyahu came to disrupt the agreement. currently, he is with hamas, which means he is not looking for an agreement, in fact, he wants t

of a corresponding decision by the security council, the united states blocked all these attempts, imposing its approach, which has already failed, but not to mention the fact that the united states and the european union destroyed the four multilateral international mediators, the so-called middle east quartet, which included russia and the us, the eu and the united nations. they are trying to introduce some initiatives themselves, but absolutely unsuccessfully, we, at this stage, are probably one of the very few countries that works with all parties to the conflict without exception, we work with all palestinian factions, we work with israel, with iran, with other countries in the region, we work with all yemeni parties. because the crisis in the palestinian territories is already has taken a back seat in the lebanese-israeli border and in relation to the yemeni events in the red sea - there are certainly those who want to provoke a much larger-scale regional war - we must persistently fight this with this among our initiatives i will also note the long-standing... of the palestinians themselves. and at the end of january there was unity does not

the bridging proposal to the original proposal that your reporter mentioned, which was validated by the united nations security council. they don't really bear all that much similarity to each other. there as your reporter noted, the courtroom called ceasefire proposal doesn't envisage a permanent ceasefire. this current bridging proposal in envisages a strong israeli military presence in the philadelphi corridor along the border with egypt which the egyptians quite understandably see as a contravention of the camp david accords between them and the israelis there's also the netzarim corridor, which is a newly established carter that cuts gaza into two and the israelis they're insisting on having a strong military presence there as well. so i don't see why we would expect with any degree of optimism that this would be acceptable to the other side, which of course we are seeking agreement between the two sides. it sounds simply about these israelis doing something that they think is appropriate. but trying to bring an end to hostilities. but unfortunately, this has been the case for quite a number of months. we've seen

mention of a ceasefire. and we saw this at the united nations security council last week where the deputy us some boxes of the un said the same thing we support as well. we have in cod support, but we must not forget the need to bring the ceasefire forward to bring those hostages back. and this is the message that we hit every single day. but then when to see uh like events like we just seen in garza and the last few hours when we had those statements from these ready finance minister the other day. but he effectively said it would be just a 5 will to let all of gauze us solve until the hostages control back. all of that stuff does not help us, which is in this really quick tricky position where it's having to struggle that line. thank you. so much for the valve ring as well. the nice is from washington fayetteville. north de joins us now from ramallah in the occupied westbank. i know it just to put this attack on the school in gaza city into some context as well as continue bombardment from land air and see that is reported across much of gauze a. so you all seen continuing civilian casualties, displacement

little more detail about why this meeting was cold by the united nations security council and in and how is your assess the mood, the as you mentioned, it was called by algeria in response to the targeting of communication devices across lab and on, on the 17th and 18th of september. but when it comes to the mood at the united nations, i mean, to say that there is growing concerned about regional escalation. it would be the biggest understatement to put it in context this.

press tv has obtained a document from the united nations security council in which jsh, the group responsible for several terrorist attacks in iran is mentioned amongst terror groups including daesh and al-qaeda. the leak document clearly highlights the recent terror attack by jsl that led to the martidum of 11 iranian police officers in the country's southeastern province of seestan and baluchistan. the document is part of a report by analytical support and sanctions monitoring team uh pursuent to resolutions concerning daesh al-qaeda and associate individuals and entities. is recognized as a terror group by several countries including the us, japan and the islamic republic. iran last week targeted positions belonging to the terror group in pakistan's border areas. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. take your pick of current affairs, iran and west asia are news factories. for in-depth look at what's happening in and in relation to iran. iran today is your show. spotlight is exactly what it says, beaming a light on important topics of the day wherever they arise from an alter

. >> let's talk about what happened at the united nations today because you just mentioned in that security council the resolution that passed, it is the first time we've seen something like this passed since october 7 happened in the eight months since the war happened, you are present for the vote today, but you didn't address the security council. why not? >> well, i thought that we don't want now to emphasize any differences. i know when sometimes when i speak, people are listening to me and they're listening to what they want to listen to so we preferred to lower the tone today as i said, we accept president biden's first of all, we respect him and we are grateful to all of his efforts and his administration efforts. we accept and we accepted the outline of the deal, but i have to admit we had our concerns about the way it will be interpreted by hamas. that's why we held an intimate dialogue with our american counterparts once our security concerns were addressed so we accepted the deal. you said you had concerns. >> this is a resolution calling for an immediate it's fire, ultimately a permane

international assemblies of the united nations, the council let's check the security regarding the developments in lebanon . meanwhile, the ansar allah movement's spokesperson mentioned yemen's support for the resistance. islamic, especially in lebanon, considering the recent events, especially from arab and islamic countries want to come out of their silence. yes of course, we also saw very good reactions in iraq. that is , ayatollah sistani issued a very important message in support of the oppressed lebanese people and asked all muslims to mobilize their resources to alleviate the sufferings of the lebanese people. it is good for dear viewers to know that lebanon is already suffering from extensive economic shortages , that is, it has many economic problems, fuel problems, and this war will intensify these problems , so we have seen that in iraq and in in any case, some other countries reacted very well in support of the lebanese people , but the fact is that many international assemblies cannot be expected. international assemblies are mainly under the influence of the united states of america, and even if the united nations general assembly, which happens to be n

united states and the situation in gaza. despite the efforts of russia and a number of arab countries, nothing was mentioned in the latest security councilolution on yemen. today, at the initiative of our country , an urgent meeting will be held at the un again. valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and maria egorova, news from new york. the attacks of the american-british coalition did not come as a surprise to yemen. just the day before the houthi rebels moved some of their weapons to reserve security sites. and declared a general mobilization in the provinces they controlled. yemen today, like a tender blanket, is divided between various groups, the main force of which can rightfully be considered the ansar allah movement, those same houthis. they control the western part of the country, where the majority of the population lives, including the capital sanaa. it was on this territory that the us and uk struck last night. this is what our fellow citizens living now in yemen. there was 73 damage. there is irritation and a readiness to mobilize against the americans. the targets of the attack , as reported by the pentagon, were radars, air defen

oh, so a ball from what has been mentioned, the lebanese government is calling upon the the nation community to implement the 17. 0, one united nations security council resolution to stop the fighting. so, and this will and with the acceptance of the speaker and the prime minister, etc. and the is really age represented by been here. mean that then yeah, i'll refuse and want to negotiate on the fire and want to continue expanding the miniature operation. this is another way to tell him that if you don't want to cease fire, then we can hurt your domestic friend. that's another way to put pressure on asia, right, by putting pressure on these reeves and make them feel unsafe. that regardless, the damage that has been caused by these said the medium range, besides and regardless the number of casualties, even if none this message is for these read it, know, diffuse have as long as they is a war going on. on different from that is the main point, and we had mohammed speak the about netanyahu's comments recently about how well this rarely army has been doing in terms of fits one, several friends. it's, it has indeed killed many of his brothers commanders o

mentioned the united nations. i mean, maybe you can help explain this to me. fronts actually postpone the un security council session on the mazda for 24 hours. why do you think friends postpone? what was the roches request for a united nations security council emergency? amazing. it was maybe at the end, the day is a good idea because there will be more evidence of 24 hours. and if there is give refutable evidence that this was a patry of ms. hop about russia has been objecting and warning saw for over a veteran against the stationing or back so called air defense system, which is one of the most aggressive and dangerous masonic systems in the world. and obviously in all those neighboring countries along the, the eastern portals natural. the patio systems that have been installed can, can very easily be changed into offensive weapons and they will not be pointing to paris how long they will always be pointing to st. petersburg almost coming in on a few days. i know on today we've gotten a refund. oh, we've sure we had a bad signal the andre and you were dropping out for a moment. i'm gonna have to wrap this up for

as we've just mentioned that are to there's a building from the united nations security council saying there must be an immediate cease fire for them on the international court of justice says that it must be more humanitarian aid. but our correspondent honey was telling us on the wrong about the litany of attacks and strikes and, and the devastation that's been happening in gaza just in the last several hours. was that up at a point to which palestinians do think, had any face that the un security council in the rulings by the i, c, j, would actually make a difference. and unfortunately, we have good doubts not only about the ability of the united nations, but about the international. and that's an option of community in general and specially wisdom community because it is allowed to act with complete impunity. it is behaving as if it is above the little above, international above, international humanitarian though, it is government in genocide in front of the hood. uh we're talking about 59000 people can not septic 259000 if we count the 7000 under the but including almost 15000 chil

mentioned, the international community, well... actually the entire world, except united states is on the side of palestine now, and we've seen the security council, the general assembly, where the support for palestine is almost, not quite unanimous, but almost unanimous and we have to remember, camala harris, joe biden are enforcing these policies, so aoc can talk about ceasefire, that is nonsense. camala harris has pledged to maintain the support for israel, and unfortunately united states has too much power, we'll see how the next stages with iran and hisbollah work out. i won't get into that right now because i'm not an expert on that, but let's just remember it's united states by partizan. so, lot of people are saying. "oh, well, maybe it'll get better with with camala harris if she wins. well, i don't, think we can have any hope for her, and um, so i think it's a warning which..." "we should all around the world um follow what uh the electronic antifata says and reject camala harris as any type of leader who can help uh palestine and robert it gets me because you spoke about feeling embolden, we always use that word when it comes to the re

repeating the united states iron clad support for israel un secretary general. antonio good has criticizing what he called a serious escalation by a run of un security council. as we've mentioned, is calling on emergency meeting. germany's foreign minister and elaina bare bach, condemning the attacks a could plunge the entire region into chaos. and british prime minister wishy sonata called the assault reckless and vowed to stand up for his release security as really, authorities have now given the all clear meaning people no longer need to stay close to air raid shelters. but our correspondence immune is a says, it was a tense and noisy night in jerusalem the air defense so to do the use uh, corresponding tonya cramer and jerusalem for the very latest she gave us this update about the situation in israel this morning. while it is quiet for now, but the army says the remaining on high alert. however, the space has a reopened roofing told is so. but this comes of course, for many for israelis and palestinians in a waking up after such a night. this is somewhat a different, a reality of to these a direct, an unprecedented attacks from iran to a on is true now via hearing a more

security council had no results, no statement was issued, but several western governments, namely the united states, england, and france, the positions of their representatives condemn iran's response without mentioning the previous attack of israel , on what grounds exactly is the country. and they ignored the rules of international law when they said such things. in the name of god. first, i would like to make a brief reference. i would like to have a series and introduction to the duties that the missions of the united nations and especially the security council have in this field . was established. was in line with action to realize this the purpose of two measures and in fact two important measures were adopted in the framework of the united nations charter, firstly, the establishment of some important and fundamental provisions in the context of the discussion of the use of force and the threat of the use of force in the international arena, which is stated in article 2 of the united nations charter, which expresses the governing principles. on this organization, it was decided that the threat to use force or the use of force in relations between governments is known as a prohibited principle,

form a blue kade and i just one mention at the beginning of the war on yemen the un security council had that resolution 2216 which has actually uh supported saudi and united arab emirate aggression against yemen and as well have formed a bloekade against yemen look now yeman has actually defeated saudia united arab emirates yeman has become stronger and as all now yeman are forming a blocade on on the giant state of israel, so this type of resolution and that the united states and britain uh try to use the un security council actually will not stop yemani uh from continue uh their support for the palestinian people by forming a blocate in the red sea against israel. israel is committing the world's most documented genocide in history. tens of thousands of palestinian lives have been lost in over three months of israeli aggression on gaza, but palestinians do not fall victim to indiscriminate bombings alone. videos on social media have proven deliberate and targeted killing of civilians by israelis. new viraled video shows israely snipers targeting a group of mostly women and children just by carrying white flags. the coldboded murder is just one of the nu