vote within the united nations general assembly, even just recently we saw the fight where the african union chair um had invited to be an observer state, which was also rejected by many of the african states. away from that, i think the new establishment and what's hap in gaza is bringing light and where people actively rejecting the states efforts of normalization within within within with israel. south africa's ring first deputy secretary general noomvulane has called for the israeli embassy in south africa to be closed. muslim leaders in kenya also called on their government to tie with the israeli regime. let's talk send away the israeli ambassador immediately and call our ambassador in. israel to come back as matter of solidarity to the people of palestinian. now this question is for miss barasa. now will african leaders listen to the voices of the masses regarding cutting ties with the israel apart regime. we clearly see diplomacy is not working and therefore can we take other opportunities other strategies to just sure that there is enough pressure on israel to ensure that israel res

vote within the united nates general assembly and even just recently we saw the fight where the african union chair um had invited um israel to be an observer state. which was also rejected by many of the african states, but away from that, i think the new establishment and what's happening in gaza is bringing light and where people are actively rejecting their states uh effort of normalization within within within with with israel. south africa's ruling anc first deputy secretary general nombula mokoniyane has called for the israeli embassy in south africa to be closed. muslim leaders in kenya also called on their government to cut ties with the israeli regime. let's take a listen, send away the israel ambassador immediately and recall our ambassador in israel to come back as matter of solidarity to the people of palestinian. now this question is for miss barasa. now will african leaders listen to the voices of the masses regarding cutting ties with the israeli apart regime? we clearly see diplomacy is not working and therefore can we take other opportunities and other strategies to just mak

. israel has a point been and had and observe a states us in the african union, but that was rejected in 2022 because some countries, some of these countries like south africa like old jerry objected to israel's presence. this is important though, to also look at why some countries have this relationship with, with one side or the other south africa. since, you know, they've got into, well having black majority rule, they've always stood by the palestinian struggle. we've had countries like morocco and sedan, who were actually on the arabs side against israel recently stepped in and a walking towards the side of the upper honda accords. um, how many go accords um to, to restore or have normalization with, with israel in morocco for example, i took this step is going to have a planning to have an embassy intel of eve. they have supported or recognized is wrong in response, israel's recognizing morocco's own sovereignty over western sahara. so it's a bit of given take here and there. but it just shows how these different countries have different names. tonya, for example, relies on his

, the parliament of the african union, are present here in new delhi, since the african union became member of the g20 a month ago. the african union has been added to us, i think that this is not the last addition to this family, and this is precisely the majority, the global majority, where the west has. has its place, has its own role, but it is definitely not the leading one, it is the same as the role of any other center of power, including, of course, russia, which is why we are doing everything in our power to strengthen the format of the g20, but the global challenges facing the g-20 states are discussed here, the summit of the parliamentary g20 was opened by the rightful owner of the prime minister. narend modi of india, he is also at the same time the leader of the lower house of the parliament of the republic, well, it should be noted that this meeting is taking place a month after the leaders - the g-20 - gathered here in newley, in fact, then the final declaration, a consensus document from the eighties, was adopted points, and now legislators are obviously discussing ho

why is the african union not more effective? while the union is not more effective simply because the conference that make of this for the communion was said it was when we have the appropriate noun and it becomes the reflection of the country is the problems as we see every day in each country. our other new organizations like echo was making the a you less relevant not to read it because because it was supposed to be is eh, we generate a quote on the k entity. so it doesn't make it a heard of the donor said may be able to fix the problem, is that to go across the continent now for a has the one to the form of the, for the new, new and new also need to be thinking of how to lay the phone with, is it going to be communities me? because the is cluster to smaller number of countries in mesa says 710 of doesn't matter. the number id to 55, right? it was a simpler way of saying if we reformed to the region right corner of the community and the functioning where then to makes it easier for the, for the communion, the central model tha

you were chair of the african union and you were talking about picking our, our sales meeting african nations up by our bootstrap's not being dependent, you know, best in promising practices. when you look at the african union. and you can look at it's inability to stop some of these crews and to kind of look at this broad challenge of the ongoing relationship with the west in china. it's this complicated . why is the african union not more effective? why they also to communion is not more effective simply because the conference that make of this for the communion our settings when we have the appropriate noun and it becomes that reflection of the country is the problems as we see every day in each country. our other new organizations like echo was making the a you less relevant not to read it because because it was supposed to be is eh, we generate a quote on the k entity. so it doesn't make it a heard of the donor said may be able to fix the problem, is that to go across the continent now for a has the one to the form of the, for the new, new and new also need to be thinking of how

have been pushing out um, speaking of the african union, israel has a point been and had and observe a states us in the african union, but that was rejected in 2022 because some countries, some of these countries like south africa, like old jerry, i objected to israel's presence that it's important though to also look at why some countries have this relationship with, with one side or the other south africa since um, you know, they've got into, well having black majority rule, they've always stood by the palestinian struggle. we've had countries like morocco and sedan, who were actually on the arabs side against israel recently stepped in and the walking towards the sort of the upper honda accords. um how many go accords um to, to restore or have normalization with with israel and morocco for example. i took this step is going to have a planning to have an embassy intel of eve. they have supported or recognized is wrong in response, israel's recognizing morocco's own sovereignty of a western so harassed was a bit of given take here and there. but it just shows how these different cou

the israeli regime and are demanding the closure of the us embassy in that country. one of the african unionivilian infrastructure over the last 10 days. throughout the gaza strip, but that resolution was um not passed, that russian, russian resolution at the un security council aimed at creating humanitarian corridors for relief for humanitarian aid to get into gaza, somehow failed to make it through the un security council to many people's shargrin and surprise, the french president says nothing can justify a... strike against hospital, nothing can justify targeting civilians. france condemns the attack on the al-ahli arab hospital in gaza, which has caused so many palestinian victims, we think of them. macron wrote on x, formerly known as a twitter, this is why his country and the us and the british have put a full weight behind supporting the israeli regime with respect to his targeting of civilian infrastructure and civilians and gaza over the last 10 or 11 days. the iranian president there said the flames of us israeli bombs dropped on palestinians will devour israel? كذا وكذا وقد رايت

. israel has a point been and had an observer states us in the african union, but that was rejected in 2022 because some countries, some of these countries like south africa like old jerry objected to israel's presence, that it's important though, to also look at why some countries have this relationship with, with one side or the other south africa since, you know, they've got into, well having black majority rule. they've always stood by the palestinian struggle. we've had countries like morocco and sedan, who were actually on the arabs side against israel recently stepped in and the walking towards the sort of the upper hand accords. um how many go accords um to, to restore or have normalization with, with israel and morocco for example. i took this step, it's going to have a planning to have an embassy in television. they have supported or recognized is wrong in response, israel's recognizing morocco's own sovereignty of a westminster, harass, was a bit of given take here and there. but it just shows how these different countries have different names. kenya, for example, relies

today the heads of the arab league and african union have been meeting to discuss what is going on. delegates said that israel's planned ground invasion of gaza could lead to a genocide of unprecedented proportions. let's get more on this with gamal roshdy in cairo. he is the spokesperson for the arab league. the words you issued in that statement said genocide of unprecedented proportions. what is your assessment of what happens next? figs your assessment of what happens next? �* , , ., your assessment of what happens next? ~ , , ., ., your assessment of what happens next? �* , ., ., , next? as you mentioned, the words were chosen — next? as you mentioned, the words were chosen carefully _ next? as you mentioned, the words were chosen carefully by _ next? as you mentioned, the words were chosen carefully by both - next? as you mentioned, the words| were chosen carefully by both sides, the african union and the arab league. the leaders of both organisations sat together today and they saw eye to eye. they are on the same page regarding how we describe the situation unfolding in gaza.

early this year the african union decided to reject the israeli regime's observer status in the block amid the regime's crimes against the people of palestine. genocide being perpetrated by the israeli regime against palestinians in gaza anguered africans who have also been victims of similar atrocities during the colonial era. south africa is posted up. government has been particularly vocal in support of palestine. south african president siril ramafosa speaks here during a rece demonstration for solidarity with oppressed palestinians organized by ruling african national congress. we have a full understanding of how the people of palestine have taken up this issue because they are people as many countries and leaders in the world have uh mind that they have been under occupation for almost 75 years and people under occupation a struggle against an oppressive government that has occupied their land, but also government that has in recent times been dubbed and apartate state as people and an organization that has in oppress system aparting, we do pledge solidarity with the palestinian

year, the african union decided to reject the israeli regime's observer status in the block ammit the regime's crimes against the people of palestine. the genocide being perpetrated by the israeli regime against palestinians in gaza, angered africans who have also been victims of similar atrocities during the colonial era. south africa's post-apartide government has been particularly vocal in support of palestine. south african president siril ramafosa. speaks here during a recent demonstration for solidarity with oppressed palestinians organized by the ruling african national congress. we have a full understanding of how the people of palestine have taken up this issue because they are people as many countries and leaders in the world have uh oppined that they have been under. occupation for almost 75 years and people under occupation who have been waging a struggle against an oppressive government that has occupied their land, but also a government that has in recent times been dubbed and apartate state, as people and an organization that has struggled against an oppressive system o

the commercial systems and trades are being defined in its own heart with the african union . it can help a lot . we are also negotiating with different countries, that is, the currency unit. yes, there is a currency unit that is being discussed for the brics member countries. well, for something like the euro , for example, yes, yes, it means that the currency of these countries can change . well, what i want to say is that we had indonesia, which was finalized, we sent it to the parliament, and god willing, syria was approved in the parliament, and free trade, god willing, we are in the final part , we are still signing with syria, that is, we have not reached this point, there was a signing about 10 years ago an issue was raised that we have several product groups we deleted several product groups, the deletion was not actually implemented, we deleted each other's position, unfortunately

in newdale for the first time at the summit of the parliamentary twenty, representatives of the african unionere at the leaders’ summit. g20, now security is approaching us, there are very strict security measures here , but nevertheless, we will continue our broadcast, and so, only a month ago, at the g-20 leaders’ summit, the african union became a full member of the g20, which means that in global geopolitics, the voice of the south began to sound much more clearly, because it is more than 50 countries of the continent, yes, and the g20 itself has become significantly larger. from this addition, in fact, this is now the world majority. twenty, without a doubt , finds, acquires, its role, its mission, its place in the current difficult world, and this role, this mission, is definitely a plus. we have seen in previous years and especially in previous months, in the last year, as a platform. tried to turn the seven into a second edition, this issue was definitely not successful with the westerners, and another confirmation that at the current the parliamentary summit, the main, let's say, apo

take a firm stand on the confidence and prevent any further escalation by the arab league, an african union, and total in the united nations and the international community to take it from stones before it's too late to stop, the catastrophe occurring before all eyes. the 2 organizations trust the urgent need to avoid escalation, emphasizing that's and is ready. ground operation would undoubtedly involve a large number of civilian casualties including women and children, which could lead to an unprecedented genocide form of adult day in the i'm part of a member deem a. so we'll say that the arab world response has been in adequate. and that condemnation alone, what did is, what are the address? i don't see, i think in very cool diplomacy at this time by the our ups and you know, countries in the region it does not really respond or equate with the gravity of the situation and gaza. people are being butchered, civilians are being butchered, everything is being destroyed in golf, just every civilian building, even hospitals, protective places, places that are protected in international law or

american ally is a terrorist country to the way that the african union rigid people in these countries of the russian st. paul, he's a mother, he's a mass. moldings would be had in public like to not these have been hanging so big . the fact that these people, other people saying that this has happened exactly shows my points. and each one of the able to understand that i, i guess i get with all due respect that i understand the wrong direction, payroll. and i understand these are the russian put back on that. but you have to be very goal, because let me tell you, we're going to finish this. what we're going to wind was west strong to offer this rush. i will say the price, believe me, restaurant we, russian pay the russia is supporting the enemies of his route. russia is supporting, not the people who wants to put me gentle side on that, and just rush up, we say the price russell. and so now let's do this. this has to be very carefully. we're going to finish with the not this. we're going to win this will is gonna take this time is gonna take, but we're going to win this. well, afterwa

the general secretariat of the league of arab states and the african union commission call for an immediatee urgent humanitarian assistance for the palestinians. an israeli ground operation would undoubtedly entail a large number of civilian casualties , including women and children, which could lead to unprecedented genocide. in light of the rapidly escalating humanitarian... crisis in the gaza strip, where the population lacks drinking water and electricity and health care is on the verge of collapse, both organizations emphasize the urgent need to open a humanitarian corridor to provide basic assistance to the population and the wounded, noting that collective punishment is unacceptable. well, indeed, the protests are completely unprecedented, that’s how much, in your opinion, they can really have an impact on what’s happening in world, here is a statement, these arab league, africa, the islamic world are clearly all on the side of palestine, 2 billion people, turkey, which is not part of either the league of arab states or the african union, also occupy a very tough position at the leve

perished in the last 10 days and especially those died of this hospital attack unprecedented and sc african unionhe gaza strip said there are no words to fully express our condemnation of israel's bombing of the gaza hospital today killing hundreds of people and that's the same exact thing the uh iranian president tabrahim race earlier said this is nothing short of a war crime. resistance movement called a genocide and a war crime, two words that interchangeably have been used to describe this unprecedented and horrendous attack on not a military hospital but a civilian hospital in the besieg gaza strip the al ahli arabi hospital. where thousands were sheltering, most of them displaced, many sick and wounded by israeli attacks on gaza that's had total siege on it with respect to food, fuel, water, and electricity and been under indiscriminate bombing going on almost two weeks now, we're just a couple days try of two weeks that is really been wiping out, structures there in the beside enclave, these are people's homes, schools, mosks, hospitals obviously, the casualties in this particular strike a

you know, so it's, it's um that there's a lot of opinion, a lot of different views, even the african union as an organization has given to a different response to this from some other countries. but you do find that some, it stems from each countries relationship, for example, in israel, and the palestinian cause the north african states, for example, generally go with the arab view, but you've seen recently sedan and morocco, step away from that and going towards normalization along the lines of the, of the abraham accord. so you have all the countries who rely on israel, for example, for security and intelligence. and they want to maintain that relationship. we see that, um, for example, israel spyware has come into the d for a lot of african countries. and so that will be careful about how they are they speak out against this? how representative do you think the government statements are to then the citizens you? if you can give us a to specific examples of where you see that play. um, as i mentioned, you know, for example, the north african countries or seem to media, for example. um,

you know, so it's, it's um that there's a lot of opinion, a lot of different views, even the african union as an organization that has given to a different response to this from some other countries. but you do find that some, it stems from each countries relationship, for example, in israel, and the palestinian cause the north african states, for example, generally go with the arab view, but you've seen recently sedan and morocco, step away from that and going towards normalization along the lines of the, of the abraham accord. so you have all the countries who rely on israel, for example, for security and intelligence. and they want to maintain that relationship. we see that, um, for example, israel spyware has come into play id for a lot of african countries. and so that will be careful about how they are they speak out against this? how representative do you think the government statements are to then the citizens you? if you can give us a few specific examples of where you see that play. um, as i mentioned, you know, for example, the north african countries or seem to media for exampl

the cake, hospital in gaza city has come under attack resulting in over. 500 deaths at least the african union of musa faki muhammad a reaction to this uh this attack has accuse israel of a war crime following the deadly strike so he said there are no words to fully express our condemnation of israel's bombing of a ghaza hospital today killing hundreds of people. these words being echoed by uh many syrian uh presidency also said the israeli air strike on ghaza hospitals one of the most heinouss and bloodiest massacres against humanity jordanian foreign minister has blamed israel for this grave incident, a ministry statement said it strongly condemns this incident which israel's uh army later tried to say was caused by missfired resistance rocket. with this attack on the gaza hospital that's killed hundreds of palestinians stressing washington gave israel the cover for its aggression, the hospital massacre confirms enemy's brutality and the extent of his feeling of defeat, he said, adding that attack will be new turning point. called on all just moments after um this hospital attack in gaza cit

the king enforces joint the african union peacekeeping missions. forces were actually quieted as they got into their influence. king forces also participated. they were criticized heavily. the defense minister talked about how they can forces actually have brought this ability to the country. some have been criticized on another front. >> a brief word about what king ascending their trip to haiti. >> the last few days have seen reaction from canyons on x. even some of the political leaders have voiced some of their opinions. before king sends troops to a country like haiti, we should be dealing with our problems as a country. there are some forces, different forces that are killed and people are saying that king needs to maintain peace before going abroad. they are likely going to do this from time to time. quick so we could nobel prize prize announcement has begun with this work. -- award. it goes to an immununologist who came up with mrna vaccines against covid-19. the work began long before the covid virus was on anyone's radar. it began in penn

yeah, tens in the end, the african union as a whole for century students around the world were taught english, french, german, or spanish as a foreign language in schools. it was always something your opinion, definitely north asian or ask look at the spots and not a year in russia. it's like the school, for example, we're trying, these is the 1st language and now they're introducing swahili as well. let's talk about of the old the doing with my colleagues and i talked for a long time about how we could promote trans special languages this high school level. last year we entered into an agreement with the most co state university, and they asked if we would like to send you an african language. in addition to chinese, of course we agreed we were ready. anything interesting is shot to come to us. and she starts young me besides showing me i can read, i can write, i can speaking short phrases. i think that i can even push the on the spam documentary is where he like. i have never heard of swahili language before. and i was very interested to find out what kind of language it was when i

musa, faki mahmati, the african union's chief. called the strike a war crime, un chief antonio gutereshancy words. i took to the street today because i saw the disfigured corpses of the children who saw the refugee in alahli baptist hospital because they thought it was safe. i saw limps and body parts scattered in the streets. this scene is worth a thousand messages for those who advocate humanity. the so-called civilized west is silently watching the slain children and turning a blind eye while deluding itself with political theories عن الانسانيه المتمدن. spontaneous protests have also been held in cities across the region and beyond to express solidarity with palestinians and condemn israel. in jordan, hundreds of demonstrators took to the straights in the capital aman, a group gathered near the israeli embassy, but security forces pushed them away. hundreds of protesters gatherd in the square that leads to the us embassy north of beirout and tried to break through security barriers. hundreds of people took to the streets in iran chanting anti-israel slogans. in istanbul, security for

stationed thousands of troops and heavy weapons near the gaza border, the arab league and the african union have warned that the regime's possible ground invasion could result in quote, genocide of unprecedented proportions. the scenes out of the gaza strip are nothing short that massacre. the hospital there is its last breath like the patients. meanwile the israeli military has ordered the evacuation of more than 1 million people from northern gaza to quote temporarily move south to mitigate civilian harm. the un has condemned this move warning against devastating humanitarian consequences, warning that the evacuation was simply not possible. moving more than 1 million people across a densely populated war zone to a place with no food, water or accommodation, when the entire territory is under siege is extremely dangerous and in some cases simply not possible. the palestinian un envoy had harsher words urging the un chief to stop israel's crimes against humanity. stop this uh carnage. of civilians. israel's un ambassador meanwhile criticized the un response to israel's warning, the un shou

on palestine is taking place, with representatives of the un, the league, arab states and the african unionto do something to put an end to this nightmare. act to build a future worthy of the dreams of the children of palestine israel, this region and our entire world. but no matter how much you say halva, it will not become sweeter in your mouth. israel continues to iron out gaza with bombings, hamas snaps back with rocket attacks, only a few are lucky, it became known about the release from hamas captivity of two american women captured 2 weeks ago in israel, but this is all good news. pavel matveev, andrey mikhailov, veronika ilvuchengova, alexander kovalev, channel one. against the backdrop of events in the middle east, canadian prime minister justin trudeau finds himself at the center of yet another scandal. kicked out of a mosque in toronto, all because of government support for the operation in israel. muslims accused trudeau of hypocrisy, booed him and sent him outside. the screams continued until the prime minister disappeared behind the car door. and in the states , joe biden’s re

african unit into optic and unit. and then he did that in 2011. before he was kid. he saw at the union as a step the sea would limits away from the control of the united states and from the european colonialism control it. but. ringback his vision was not fully embraced by the african leaders because of the, the possible presence of france and germany in the united states and africa who did not want our project to stand so soon. and he also wanted to the present the african investment, investing billions of dollars in africa, and that he invested in a different sector including agriculture, small businesses than the telecommunication reinstates hotels and much more. so he has invested in uh, in the, in bank. you want to degrade the african bank? he wanted to create the go do you know? and i think that was one of the reasons why you was made the kid. and that was an emissions plan. so today off the guys waking up on all that. and they see how the, the african when's, is over when me, but it is misuse is stolen by the west and that. so this is why we've seen in my, the book and that pric

in salal, we had the first meeting between iran and the west african union. in fact, the atmosphere of the people and africa has been lived. iran has a great potential in many of these countries can have cultural traction and practically have a very good entry, and unfortunately, due to various logistical reasons, not knowing the market, we do not know the market and we left it to the countries of some neighboring countries , but actually they have a much better entry now , we are trying. with the existing activities, by holding the exhibition, strengthening this priority for the iran exhibition of the countries of the african region, and god willing, the summit that we are planning for the next iran africa summit, god willing , we will be able to enter africa, especially with the field of our technical engineering services project in africa already we had a good experience in this field and it is very important for our work to implement these projects, which is very related to the package you mentioned. one of my friends who i was giving a simple example was

which coincides with and takes its inspiration from the 60th anniversary of the african union. celebrated this year. we are having this conversation at a time of tremendous challenges but also tremendous opportunities for the people of africa. africa is dealing with the growing threat of the climate crisis. with severe drought, famine reimaging the horn of africa the increasing instability. but africa is also undergoing a tremendous economic growth. the center for international internationaldevelopment projecn african countries will be among the 15 fastest growing economies over the next five years. improving education systems increase trade are already improving the lives of thousands of millions of africans the poverty rates continues to plummet and migration is increasing as well. spurring the spread of ideas, entrepreneurship and investment. youth movements like in senegal, and in the dominican republic of congo are sweeping the continent giving us many reasons for hope. we don't talk about the successful stories enough. and i hope today we will be given that opportunity. >

stationed thousands of troops and heavy weapons near the gaza border, the arab league and the african union have warned that the regime's possible ground invasion could result in quote, genocide of unprecedented proportions. palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel in retaliation for the regime's bombardment of the gaza strip, the military wing of hamas resistance movement, the isiddin and brigades launched the missiles at the city of tel aviv. the cities of sterot and shalomi were targeted as well. the gasan brigades also hit a gathering of israeli soldiers in raim region with missiles. hamas had previously stated that it can target anywhere in the israeli territories. palestinian resistance fighters entered the gaza envelope area on october 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets under the operation. act a flood, over 1400 israels have been killed and 3400 injured since then. hamas says it launched the military campaign in response to repeated israeli desecration of the alaxa mosk and the regime's crimes and aggression throughout the decades. the is

nation in supporting the palestinian people, preventing the observer regime's membership in the african union as valuable and responsible. ms. naldi pandor strengthened iran's membership in brics brics, in an effort to make fair progress, said that south africa had come to strengthen cooperation, especially in the economic field with iran. informed. the minister of foreign affairs warned that if the crime against humanity of the genocide in gaza is not stopped immediately, its smoke will be in the eyes of the warmongers. mr. amir abdollahian said in a press conference with the foreign minister of south africa: the zionist regime, on behalf of america , has started a war against civilians and is unabashedly targeting hospitals, churches and mosques. today, the region is like a powder keg. any miscalculation in the continuation of this war mongering, priestly generation, massacres, and forced migration of the residents of gaza and the west bank can bring heavy, bitter and widespread consequences both in the region and against the interests of the war mongers in the region. mrs. pandor, the fore

meanwile israel stationed thousands of troops and heavy weapons near the gaza fence, arab league and african union have warned region's possible ground invasion could result in genocide of unprecedented proportions. meanwhile palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel and retaliation for regimes. bombardment of gaza, military wing of hamas resistance movement, the al khasan brigades fired missiles the occupied alkuds and really killing palestinian civilians, also in alq's meeting of israel was disrupted due to missiles fired from the gaza strip. this is according to palestinian media. meanwhile al-gud's brigades, the arm wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement is targeted an israeli intelligence building and kremshalon border crossing. palestine resistance. fighters entered gaza envelope area october 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets under operation alexa flood, nearly 1900 israels have been killed and uh more than 3800 injured since the beginning of the operation. hamas says it launched a military campaign in response to repeated israeli desecrati

the arab league and the african union have warned that the regime's possible ground invasion could result in quote a genocide of unprecedented proportions. palestinian resistance groups have launched more attacks against israel in retaliation for the regime's bombardment of the goth. strip, the military wing of the hamas resistance movement, the isadden al-qassim brigades fired missiles at the occupied alcots in response to the israeli killing of palestinian civilians. also, in alcots, the meeting of israel was disrupted due to missiles from the gaza strip. that is according to palestinian media. meanwhile, alcots brigades, the armed wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement has targeted an israeli intelligence built. increme shalom border crossing. palestinian resistance fighters entered the gaza envelope, envelope area on october the 7th following missile strikes on israeli targets. under operation alloxa flood, nearly 1900 israels have been killed and more than 3800 injured since the beginning of the operation. hamas says that launched a military campaign in response to the repeate

nation in supporting the palestinian people, preventing the zionist regime's membership in the african union as valuable and responsible. mrs. naldi pandor said that iran's membership in brics is a means of strengthening brics in its efforts to achieve fair progress, and that south africa has come to strengthen cooperation, especially in the economic field. reported with iran. the foreign minister warned that if the crime against humanity of the genocide in gaza is not stopped immediately, its smoke will reach the eyes of the warmongers. mr. amir abdollahian said in a press conference with the foreign minister of south africa: the zionist regime has started a war against civilians on behalf of america and is targeting hospitals, churches and mosques without hesitation. today , the region is like a powder keg. any miscalculation in the continuation of this war-mongering, genocide, massacre and forced displacement of the residents of gaza and the west bank can have heavy, bitter and far-reaching consequences. it will bring about both in the region and against the interests of the warmongers in