the text of the draft resolution submitted by algeria. the council is ready to proceed to the vote on the draft resolution before it. i now give the floor to those members of the council who wish to make statements before the vote. i give the floor to the representative of algeria. >> thank you, madam president. my sincere appreciation for your efforts in convening this meeting to deliberate and take action on the draft resolution s-2024-173. the draft resolution under consideration is the culmination of extensive discussions among councilmembers. as the primary custodian of international peace and security, the security council cannot afford passivity in the face of the call for ceasefire in gaza. by presenting this text, our intention is to empower the council to fulfill its mandate and protect lives. commencing with an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. ample time has been afforded for councilmembers to deliberate on the content of the text. our approach involved meticulous consideration of received proposal and amendments. resulting in

we witnessed rallies in algeria, but we later realized that they were just cheering for algeria's victory against germany in the world. demonstrations were held across the arab world because they thought algeria's elimination from the world cup had been a fix, but no one took to the street for the occupation of the second arab capital after alrots. before the establishment of hizbullah, lebanon had seen several conflicts with israel. there were two kinds of wars: firstly, the partisan and army battles where national and palestinian resistance groups were involved, and secondly, the battle fought by the syrian army in the 1982 lebanon israel conflict. in 1982, israeli forces were double the combined number of troops syria and egypt had deployed in the october 1973 war, but israel faced to... different forms of resistance, military and non-military in lebanon, but how did israel achieve victory against them? the natural elements of the lebanese battlefield and its complex geography with its heights and narrow passes through the mountains, lift israel no option but to employ new tactics. the

the bayrut sie happened during the world cup where two arab nations, kuwait and algeria were present, polemico del mondiale spagnolo, lo si ebbe quando la francia del consiglio di carlo fabbet, tifoso con due riti di vantaggio segnati da janguine sul calcio di punizione algeria beat germany and kuwait football federation chief fahar ahmad al sabah. israel is stepped up their bombing campaign battle intensified, we thought beirot burning under fire would shock the world that the world will react to landing of a mortar, building in the city and the death of at least 75 innocent humans, we witnessed rallies in algeria, but we later realize that they were just cheering for algeria's victory against germany in the world cup. demonstrations were... held across the arab world because they thought algeria's elimination from the world cup had been a fix, but no one took to the street for the occupation of the second arab capital after alrots. before the establishment of hizbullah, lebanon had seen several conflicts. with israel, there were two kinds of wars: firstly, the partisan and army batt

"the beirot siege happened during the world cup where two arab nations, kuwait and algeria were present, polemico del mondiale spagnolo, lo si ebbe quando la francia del consiglio di carlos, di vantaggio segnati da jangin, algeria beat germany in kuwait football federation. shock the world, that the world will react to landing of a mortar, building in the city, and the death of at least 75 innocent humans. we witnessed rallies in algeria, but we later realized that they were just cheering for algeria's victory against germany in the world. demonstrations were held across the arab world because they thought algeria's elimination from the world cup had been a fix, but no one took to the street for the occupation of the second arab capital after alrots. before the establishment of his lebanon had seen several conflicts with israel. there were two kinds of wars: firstly, the partisan and army battles were national and palestinian resistance groups were involved, and secondly, the battle fought by the syrian army in the 1982 lebanon israel conflict. in 1982, israeli forces were double the co

has been put forward, and that was a representative from algeria, actually addressing that session, he asked for immediate fire so the humanian aid could be delivered to all parts of gaza. he said that the cease fire should come. first has for actually five basic things, first ceasefire, then unhinder delivery of humanitarian aid, and also rejection of forced displacement that should a stop, compliance with the order of the international court of justice, and also respecting obligations under international humanitarian law. he said that the icj ruling was issued one month ago, but there is no sign of improvement of the situation in gaza these days, he... said that this is now time for action, not for silence at that gaza children should be able to go back to their schools and live normal life, and he stressed that vote against draft resolution means shattering palestinians hopes. okay, let's uh go back uh to the icj, i suppose even more crucial for the entire international community. on the people's right to self-determination, the right of peoples to self-determination is in shrine

it does not allow the resolution proposed by algeria to be approved in the security council. after 130 days of attacks on the defenseless people of gaza and the failure of several ceasefire resolutions in the security council , it is surprising that they still say they need more time. time is running out for the defenseless people of gaza. jeff hale, a university professor in america, who is himself a jew and has been for many years. both in the lands occupied, says the security council should act as soon as possible to establish a ceasefire in gaza . he strongly criticizes america's obstruction in this field. today, palestinian families are gathered in the cold under the rain and without shelter, and israel is destroying them. so what is going to happen to them? this is an urgent issue and the ceasefire is very important now. the duty of the international community is that the united nations has warned in its latest report on the situation in gaza that after the destruction of all parts of gaza, rafah is the last place to seek refuge and survive. the people of gaza. the worl

algeria considers that the situation created in 1948 and continuity um shows up startly the misuse andt of occupation by israel in occupied palestinian territory. israel's goal is to reach point of no return in order to discard all possibility of the creation of the palestinian state. this um objective has several forms decided on the basis of situations specific each part of occupied palestinian territory, that's to say is jerusalem, the west bank and the gaz. strip and so occupation is becoming if it hasn't already become so and are a former legal techniques that expressed um each in their own way uh the ride of power. second point after those brief observations, the colonization of jerus east jerusalem and the west bank and the situation in the gaza street, first corollary of prolonged occupation. in the three parts of palestinian territory we find the same policy and the same uh practice that we can summarize with the formula of fact against law, east jerusalem with the war of uh 1948 the un uh plan for um partition resolution 181 by the general assembly was a first to stopped in i

now, had algeria, had the algerian people not sacrificed one or two million martes, could algeria have achieved independence, algeria today would continue to be under enslavement and cononalism, and depression and occupation, and museums would have been established or built. western capitals from the skulls of the algerian men and women, look at iran, during the time of the shah regime, america controlled iran, was stealing iran, iran played the role of the police officer working for america, an agent for the americans and the israel, stealing the resources, enslaving his people, confiscating their freedoms, the iranian people under leadership of imam khumaini made peace upon his soul, made graves. sacrifices and they retrieved iran, what's the price of resistance and what's the price of surrender today also brothers and sisters in gaza, in the west bank, in south lebanon, in yeman, in syria, in iraq, in iran, in the whole region, we must always remember these facts, look at the price of surrender, except for the resistance access and some of the... of surrender, surrendering to the am

the us when it vetoed that resolution from algeria _ rafah.vetoed that resolution from algeria said - rafah. the us when it vetoed that resolution from algeria said it - rafah. the us when it vetoed that resolution from algeria said it was concerned it would jeopardise negotiations for a ceasefire, but has there been any word on progress on those diplomatic talks or negotiations?— on those diplomatic talks or neuotiations? �* , ., ., negotiations? any word we have received has _ negotiations? any word we have received has been _ negotiations? any word we have received has been pretty - received has been pretty pessimistic. the qataris have been really driving those talks had said they were not looking good at all. having said that, the political leader of hamas is in cairo today for talks with an egyptian minister and the us has now batched its senior middle east adviser dispatched it senior. expected in egypt today reportedly before moving on to israel later in the week. so there is certainly movement behind—the—scenes. whether it will result

to increase the uh decisions, in general conclusion, mr. president, ladies, judges of the court, algeria is profoundly convinced that impunity is the for law of impress oppressers, your duty is to tell them, there is a law and this law must be um upheld, that this law is not a law of vengeance but of justice, it's in that spirit that algeria repeats the request: made in its previous submissions. thank you, mr. president, members of the court. i would thank the algerian delegation, participating delegation, saudi arabia to address the court. i call upon his excellency mr. ziyad al-atiyah to take the floor. live at the heg, you listen to the icj hearings on israel's occupation of palestine, this being uh day two uh of which you heard deliberations by uh the last speaker from algeria and prior to that he had uh from south africa uh quick recap on this basically talking about the different violations that israel has committed from uh what was uh referred to as the day of nachbat back in 1948 all the way through present day occupied palestine colonization of alqs uh increase in settlements um

the moment for a group of states, we already say that there is consensus uh among countries like algeria and jibuti and south africa etc. indonesia by the way, it should be possible to... submit new application to the international court of justice against those countries that are complicit in the genocide. obviously if you deliver to israel the weapons that are being used to perpetrate the genocide, you are complicit, you are doing it deliberately, you are making money on it, you know what you're doing. article three, little e, the genocide convention makes the united states, the united kingdom, france, germany, complicit in the genocide, can i just jump in here, alfred, sorry to interrupt, can i just? jump in here with what you're saying uh that that uh they would be uh complicit because they're going against uh actually something that the un has already stated, the security council has already stated, especially today was brought up about um helping in the occupied territories and that it's against the law, at the end of the day, i want to know does it make a difference, will they hav

at the united nations, algeria has proposed immediate ceasefire resolution to the israeli holocast in gaza. the us has reacted to this by saying that if this passes, washington will veto it. well, talk about aid and abeding genocide, the us seems to want to make sure that its role in this ethnic cleansing is definitely clear cut. meanwhile, a possible seace fire with egip and qatar being the negotiators between hamas and the zionist regime is starting to fizzle. no seesfar, no humanitarian pause and still no break from the israeli genocide for the palestinian people in gaza, but i like to welcome my guests to the program. out of ramala, professor political science bears at university sad namra. out of spain, alberta garcia watson, political analyst and activist, but welcome both of you to the program, i'd like to start off in romala, it's sad, why after almost four and a half months of this israeli onslot, is this genocide still going on? let's start from there, um, good evening for you, hashimi and for your guest from spain, it is still. continuing and on everyday on daily basis we a

two years ago , the zionist regime joined the african union by algeria and 21 other african countries, after it became a member of this union without a vote in 2021 by the personal decision of the head of the african union. the opposition of algeria and other african countries to membership as an observer member, israel has several political and diplomatic reasons, of which the palestinian issue is the most important reason. or the attempt to normalize relations with some african countries, including sudan and the maghreb, which of course , despite the passage of 3 years and the failure to fulfill the promises made, and of course the people's opposition, remained fruitless. the normalization of relations with the west and several other countries was the gift of america, which is in danger of destruction. now the zionists, whose influence in africa has decreased more than before after the gaza war, are once again looking for a way to penetrate the black continent. the reason is explained by experts like this. the zionist regime and its leaders have long been forced to move towards afri

the largest mosque in africa was opened in algeria.this mosque is considered the third largest mosque in the world after masjid al-haram and masjid al-nabi, which also has the largest minaret in the world. it is 267 meters. this mosque with islamic architecture covers an area of ​​27 hectares, including a two-hectare mosque with a capacity of 120,000 it has a prayer hall and an islamic cultural center. thank you very much for your company. have a nice day. god bless you. in the name of god, i say hello to you , dear viewers, have a good rainy or snowy day . we are looking at the latest image received from the meteorological satellite. and areas of the south-west and south of the country, in other parts of the country , we predict rain or snow, and for today we will have the activity of this rain system at the level of the country, in most areas, we expect that i emphasize again that it has rained. except for parts of the western belt and areas of the south and southwest of the country , we will have rains in other parts of the country.

i mean, right now, this is the moment to cumulate all of these statements by south africa, by algeria, by indonesia in the international court of justice and give it visibility, unfortunately, as you know, i live in switzerland in geneva, i a us and a swiss citizen, i read the new york times, the washington post, cnn etc. unfortunately, the kind of press coverage that the icj has been getting, has been very slanted, very... biased and almost uh uh upset that something like this could be happening that israel would be before the international criminal court or before the international uh court of justice right why why aren't we surprised why aren't we surprised alfred with that? let me let me cross back over to london and and kim yeah kim the reality is that there's a lot more conversation uh happening. talking about israeli accountability, but at the end of the day, as we talk, as we sit here right now, on this program, palestinians are still being killed in this genocide in gaza, four and a half months later, it's still has not stop. your thoughts, cam, the end of the day, what is it

the following participants set out in speaking order will take the floor: palestine, south africa, algeria, saudi arabia, the kingdom of the netherlands, bangladesh, belgium, beliz, bolivia, brazil, chile, colombia, cuba, egypt, the united arab emirates, the united states of america, the russian federation, france, the gambia, guiana, hungary, china, the islamic republic of iran, iraq, ireland, japan, jordan, kuwait, lebanon. libya, luxemburg, malaysia, mauritius, namibia, norway, oman, pakistan, indonesia, qatar, the united kingdom, slovenia, sudan, switzerland, the san arab republic, tunisia, turkey, zambia, the league of arab states, the organization of islamic cooperation, the african union, spain, fiji, the maldives and the komoros. this morning. the court will hear the state of palestine, which has been allocated maximum speaking time of th hours. all the other participants in the oral proceedings over the next days will speak for maximum of 30 minutes each. before inviting palestine to address the court, i would add that in accordance with article 106 of its rules, the court has dec

he's representing algeria. let's go back to what he's saying. do you know the vault to patient remain silence? the notion of permanence must be assessed, genuinely as the factual context of the situation. 2004 that the code don't contribute.

this put forward by algeria and the us has vetoed it.— put forward by algeria and the us has vetoed itirst and _ has vetoed it. this was a resolution that first and foremost _ has vetoed it. this was a resolution that first and foremost called - has vetoed it. this was a resolution that first and foremost called for. that first and foremost called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. the latest attempt to get the security council to endorse a call for a ceasefire but the resolution did other things including calling for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages, rejecting the forced displacement of palestinians and calling for unhindered humanitarian access. the united states as we just heard in that explanation blocked this resolution by using its veto. 13 members had supported it, the uk had abstained and the reason the us gave was that they felt it could put in jeopardy the negotiations they are currently taking part in. what heat we heard from other council members was that they understood the united states's position, but they felt quite differently, malt

i see the, [000:00:00;00] the of the 1934 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires to the best land. from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this cause and as discontent. the people of l g area began their long term bite for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people including pregnant women, children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france besides these negotiations. in 1962 heavy and the cords were assigned 40 l. jerry on the bass boards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. a

while a few weeks ago, the consultations about the proposed ceasefire resolution algeria is acting as a non-permanent member of the security council and announced in an official statement that the united states needs time to implement its desired agreement on gaza, so it does not allow the resolution proposed by algeria to be approved in the security council. after 130 days of attacks on the defenseless people of gaza and the failure of several ceasefire resolutions in the security council, it is surprising that they still say they need more time, time is very short for the defenseless people of gaza. jeff halper , a university professor in america, who is himself a jew and has lived in the occupied territories for many years, says the security council should establish a ceasefire as soon as possible. his latest assessment of the situation in gaza warned that after the destruction of all parts of gaza, rafah is the last place for the people of gaza to take refuge and survive. the world health organization warned about the large-scale attack of the zionist regime on rafah and announced

the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people including pregnant women, children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france besides these negotiations in 1962 heavy and the cords were assigned 40 l. jerry on the bass warrants independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights, is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the debts of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the election to subversion stealing of classified documents has money fraud for our president, donald trump's legal troubles are not only costing him precious

the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women, children, and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france the start seize negotiations in 1962 heavy and the guards were signed footing l. jerry, on the bass boards, independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the approval of north street the you for sure. i was busy that day. i the name of the uh, i did not pull up the dream. uh no, no, a congenital tucker

american issues , about today's meeting of the security council, where the resolution proposed by algeria is supposed to be passed. to review for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, meanwhile, the us has threatened to withdraw this resolution. if he votes , he will veto. we know that america is already like this it has done the job and this is the fifth time and even if the resolution was changed once to prevent the us veto, it still could not make an impact and in fact many obstacles were created for its implementation by the us and these days we are even witnessing that despite the international opposition, the zionist regime continues to emphasize the positions we have seen. the ground operation and the invasion of rafah, where one and a half million palestinian refugees took refuge at least there, because the zionists themselves said that they would not go from the north of gaza to the south of gaza, and now this area is being invaded by the zionists. is facing and is strongly warned about the human disaster that may happen in this area . dear viewers , i am honored that you have been wit

while from a few weeks ago, the consultations about the ceasefire resolution proposed by algeria as a non-permanent member of the security council is ongoing and it is scheduled to be voted on in the security council on tuesday of this week. the permanent representative of the united states in the united nations, repeating the previous positions in full support of the attacks of the zionist regime , announced in an official statement that the united states needs time to realize its desired agreement on gaza , therefore, it will not allow the resolution proposed by algeria to be approved in the security council. . after 130 days. the attack on the defenseless people of gaza, as well as the failure of several ceasefire resolutions in the security council it's surprising that they still say they need more time. time is running out for the defenseless people of gaza. jeff halper, a university professor in america, who is a jew himself and has lived in the occupied territories for years, says that the security council should act as soon as possible to establish a ceasefire in gaza . he war

in other words, last week, two days before we went to algeria, in a memo, he officially asked the usgovernment to hand over shah kharek and farah to iran. by doing this, the americans did a major disservice to the iranian people. the fact that imam khomeini on november 6, 1358 in the group of jihad officials this is how they talk about the construction of qom. you see that now. conspiracies are still at work and america, which is the number one enemy of humanity and us , has taken this traitor to america under the pretext that he is sick . they studied some cases and said that this disease does not require coming to america, he could have been there and treated in the same place he was , from this it was clear that there is a conspiracy , they should know that you are no longer in charge . in short, you can't leave iran anymore again. and bring up the same issues that you brought up for the misery of this nation. it is a nation that has stood up for itself and everyone knows their duty. naturally, people expected that the interim government would at least show a suitable reaction to

i'm a lot of a, from algeria today on the legal consequences. now, for israel, it is on the obligation to put an end to violations of international ends is as intuitive to the repair only on suffered by the palestinian people. and also under obligation to, to deliver on all the obligations that are violated and to repair the home and to the other states. not to recognize the situation created by this and not to render assistance to israel. number recent events, such as the question of no rendering assistance to israel, is beginning to take shape falls in un full, the general assembly and the security council. the name is to increase the decisions in general conclusion. mister president, the ladies, the judges of the code alger is profoundly convinced that impunity is the 4th lower than price. but precedence you'll do to tell them that or is the law and this little must be upheld that this roy is not or a vengeance. but of just sits inside the spirit that phone chair area repeats the requests made in its previous emissions. thank you, mr. preside

al manar, lebanon, sanaa, syria , al-masira, yemen, algeria, reuters, hurriyet, turkey, sisi china, and times of india there were other media that wrote a unique poem about iran and its honor , the heads of the sed and broadcasting agency and the presidents of 20 other countries in their messages to the president on the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. the president of iran congratulated. presidents of china, india, russia, pakistan, singapore, south korea , algeria, uzbekistan, serbia, croatia, armenia, kazakhstan, belarus, syria, turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, republic of azerbaijan , indonesia, tajikistan, ireland, ethiopia, tanzania, malawi, amir qatar, the kings of saudi arabia and japan, as well as jordan and the vice president of the uae are among the officials who sent messages to congratulate mr. dr. raisi on the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution . the spokesperson of the ministry of education and culture issued the ranking orders of all the retired teachers of 1400 who appealed their rank informed. according to mr. farhadi, the ranking o

algeria also vetoes the draft for an immediate ceasefire in gaza . american representative. in the security council , washington said that it seeks to put pressure on hamas to accept the american plan, and algeria's draft is in conflict with this policy. the head of the hamas political office had previously said that the resistance will not back down from the condition of the end of the war for the exchange of prisoners under any pressure. the palestinian representative of the us house of representatives asked the people of michigan not to vote for biden in the primary elections. in the state of michigan competition two the prominent american party is strong, so that in the previous presidential election, biden was able to win in this state with 150,000 votes, and in the previous elections, the difference between the votes of the two candidates was 11,000 votes. muslims of arab origin with their population of 240 thousand people play an important role in the elections of this state. the muslims of this state did not meet with the representative of the biden campaign last mon

in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies of equipment to algeria, morocco and southfrica. wide. an assortment of belarusian goods at fair prices, each of us evaluates the efficiency of the economy according to our wallet and our consumer basket. effect of the new system of price regulation is analyzed by experts from the talk show economic environment, plus a blow to prices. in the studio on makayonka 9, representatives of government agencies, journalists, analysts, store owners and manufacturers. our viewers joined the debate, actively sending questions to social networks. inflation at the end of last year was 5.8% - this is below the forecast. balanced the production of their own vegetable products, which also restrains price increases on the belarusian market. having once approved prices at the end of the twenty-second year, today they are practically we keep it at the same level, and even if we raised the same notorious cucumber, which is grown under additional lighting, we only raised this price at the end of january by 3.5%. first of all, today we are looking a

which demanded an immediate cease-fire and 13 council members voted in favor of the text drafted by algeriaritain sustained. america's ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield said u.s. co uld not support a resolution that puts negotiations in jeopardy. >> we believe it would negatively impact those negotiations. the mending an immediate unconditional cease-fire without an agreement requiring hamas to release the hostages will not bring about a durable peace. instead, it could extend the fighting between hamas and israel. it could extend the hostages time in captivity and experience described by former hostages as hell and extend the crisis palestinians are facing in gaza. none of us want that, so i reiterate the united states belief that while numerous parties engaged in sensitive negotiations this is not the time for this resolution which jeopardizes these efforts. caitriona: for more on this, our correspondent joins me now from new york. this is among some of the strongest language we have heard from the u.s. about israel's assault on gaza and yet voted against that first

over now live to the un, the palestinian envoy is speaking there, let's take a listen, trust that algeria, the representative of the arab group to decide you know the moment when it will be put in blue and to decide you know the date for acting on that draft resolution. from our perspective, we believe that the security council should shoulder its responsibility and act immediately and stopping the fighting, saving rafah from this looming catastrophe, and you know we would love to see the security council acting as quickly as possible. within uh its mandate and its power, we believe that we have massive support to this text, and we will be informing you uh, you know, i think that our brothers in algeria will be informing you, informing everyone about you know when it will be put in blue and when the date will be for acting on that resolution. we are very happy that you are with us, we always keep you inform of everything that we do, and we are doing this to inform you. our effort is to do everything possible to stop israel from committing this. crime of depopulating the gaza strip and sto

consultations have been going on for several weeks regarding the ceasefire resolution proposed by algeria as a non-permanent member of the security council , and it is scheduled to be voted on in the security council on tuesday of this week. permanent representative of the united states in the united nations, repeating the previous positions in full support from the attacks of the zionist regime in the form of an official statement. kurd said that america needs time to realize its desired agreement about gaza, so it does not allow the resolution proposed by algeria to be approved in the security council. after 130 days of attacks on the defenseless people of gaza and the failure of several ceasefire resolutions in the security council , it is surprising that they still say they need more time. time for defenseless people. a university professor in america, who is a jew himself and has lived in the occupied territories for years, says that the security council should as soon as possible to establish cease fire in gaza. he strongly criticizes america's obstruction in this field. today, pale

in the first half of the year they plan to resume supplies of equipment to algeria, morocco and southfrica. find answers to problematic questions and propose initiatives. the single day of the deputy passes today in the capital, until 8:00 pm, minsk residents can submit proposals and problems to deputies of the minsk city council. this is a form of interaction. across the border with belarus, kotlovka and proposed closing two more checkpoints at privalka. the measure is ostensibly aimed at reducing risks associated with an increase in transit flows between countries and control over the transport of sanctioned goods and contraband. such measures have already met with harsh criticism locally. so the mayor of druskininkai said that the city should be open to everyone. in including for belarusians, both for tourists and for people who are connected by family ties. poland also demonstrates misplaced concerns about national security. airplanes scrambled there, citing the activity of russian long-range aviation. this was stated by the operational command of the country's armed forces. both

set the task for the united arab emirates, negotiations are underway with egypt, with indonesia, algeria, we offered to enter into negotiations on free trade zones , ultimately due to the expansion of the network of zones, we have to reach a market of 700 million people. in 2019, businesses were granted customs benefits worth 550 billion rubles, these are the data announced today at russian business week. thank you, my colleague dmitry morocco works at the rsp forum. the future of russian science became the main topic of the meeting of the head of the ministry of education and science valery folkov with young scientists and researchers who work in youth laboratories. such centers created on the basis of university institutes make it possible to promote fundamental science in a variety of fields: microelectronics, medicine, energy, agriculture , climate. this year, about 200 such centers will be opened, and 30 of them will be in new regions. it is important to ensure their normal, further dynamic development, if yes, so that this will contribute to such a good, well, personnel renewal in

algeria has proposed the text and requested a un security council vote on tuesday. the draft also rejects forced displacement of the palestinians in gaza. the us ambassador to the un says the country does not support action on the draft resolution, vowing that it will not be adopted. this as palestinian un envoy riyad mansur recently said is massive support for the text elements among council members. in october and december, washington vetoed un security council text calling for a ceasefire, despite international pressure over gaza's growing humanitarian crisis. len deson, professor of political science at the university of southeastern norway joins us from oslo, and we also have tim anderson, director of the center for counterhigemonic studies, who joins us from sydney. and welcome to you both uh gland deson i'll start with you first if i may uh when you see the us position uh be announced this way uh what uh impression do you have of the us stance all together because it's obviously uh veto after veto it's becoming uh very evident where the us stands on the issue

but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the sweden shuts down a phone investigation into the news stream. last well pull it surprised when i saw i hush and let just the sweetest and danish hands with this that you didn't what he concluded. it was us sled sabotage. prieto. this page is our birthright. we were born with the right to say what we believe that right cannot be taken away, no matter who is in the white house. and i stuck a counseling office sitting down with the russian presidents and an exclusive interview, creating a frenzy across the western media. and somehow this even holding him out for doing his job as a journalist. on 2 blocks, south side faulty offices in south west in punk is done can at least 24 people in the thousands in good as the country per past. full general elections. and that's the plastic.

has once again vetoed a draft resolution on gaza at the un security council of tex put forward by algeria cold for an immediate sham that humanitarian sees on had that team members voting in favor. us was the only country to vote against it. it's a veto since the stopped the war. no. re, uh, re upload, change, a critical juncture, where the goal is to hold the machinery of violence. we lose its significance today, avery policy and is a target for the extent of the nation. and general fine resort, all, all scholars, since whole many email from lives must be such a revise before the council dmc this the study to code for the sci fi us investor the, to the un says, while they reject the text presented by algeria, they will be putting forward arrival resolution, cooling for temporary seats. why? well, numerous parties engage in sensitive negotiations. this is not the time for this resolution, which jeffers jeopardizes these efforts. colleagues, i communicated our concerns publicly and privately over the last several weeks. we've submitted numerous rounds of edits, all were ignored. and so for

algeria tabled something and the us vetoed that and the uk abstained, so what exactly has the us putdraft and what is happening with that? the us over the weekend _ what is happening with that? the us over the weekend had _ what is happening with that? the us over the weekend had signalled - what is happening with that? the usj over the weekend had signalled they were going to veto this resolution by algeria and they have proposed an alternative resolution. that resolution does use the word ceasefire for the first time but it calls for a temporary ceasefire as soon as practicable, and that very much echoes language we have seen from president biden in public, saying he has used it in talks with benjamin netanyahu, to get the temporary pause in fighting for six weeks to get the hostages released, so it echoes the language there but it also has strong language on the us opposition to an israeli ground incursion into rafah, saying that would harm more civilians and forcibly displaced them potentially into neighbouring countries, a reference to egypt, saying it would be a threat to inter

resolution on this topic was introduced on october 15 by the russian federation, and the fourth by algeria on last week, all these resolutions were blocked by the united states, we also noted... aspects, i am also still awaiting my meeting with the chairman of the state duma and the chairman of the federation council, during our meeting, and this morning i discussed foreign relations, especially in light of the important date we celebrated in november. last year marked 95 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations and i also want to convey best wishes to foreign minister sergei viktorovich lavrov and the russian people from the governing presidential council of yemen, we also discussed the prospects for bilateral cooperation in various fields, in particular. we work in accordance with all documents and resolutions of the security council in order to achieve peace, we support the efforts of saudi arabia to resolve of this crisis that is happening in our country, and we also strive to work within the framework of the roadmap developed by hans drunber. also, we are always open and

here's what we heard from algeria and mozambique. i was on the phone with the ad will okay. does a political ending negotiated solution? the most viable way to when the conflict d z is just solely pause for a lasting and sustainable peace between the tuesday countries and the 2 neighboring kansas city is high time to deploy the mississippi diploma to care for diploma. take 3 or 4 to achieve this escalation of pension because some policies must show their willingness and origin us to engage in and closes and constructive dialogue. now it wasn't just the united nations security council in general assembly that commemorated the 2 year anniversary of the russian military operation . in addition to that, the 2 year anniversary was acknowledged by the white house that unload it. a whole new package of $500.00 new sanctions directed at russia. now the sanctions were directed at russia, but it wasn't only russia that was hit with these sanctions. a number of other countries were included in this wave of new economic warfare being waged by the white house in the name of opposing ross