the one chief antonio gutieresh also renewed calls for ceasefire in gaza. sabir amumam from palestine foundation pakistan joined us earlier from karache. he said the us and its use of vedo power at the un were reasons behind the failure of peace efforts throughout history. so we are witnessing that more more than 100 days, almost today is 110 days and people are suffering from the basic needs, from the basic human rights, from the living standards, from everything, even if i want to conclude all the operations, all the suffering in the one world, so i would like to say that our brothers and sisters in later strip they don't have even drinking water, western governments including top of the list, united states and all other western regimes, those are supporting the zionist regime, they are on the top of the list against the humanity, all the crisis, all the conflict, all the wars, that the so-called superpowers, us and others, they are always using the power of vito, so so this is this is crime, we need practical acts against the us, who is violating the sov

when emmy of the lohian was speaking in a phone call with the un secretary general antonio gutieresh. "the top iraning diplomat stressed that yemen's attacks on israeli bound ships in the red sea are meant to put a halt to the regime's crimes and genocide against civilians in gaza. he also highlighted iran's principal stance on protecting and maintaining security of shipping and navigation. amir abdullahyan once again condemned the israeli massacre of palestinians in gaza stressing the need for stopping the onslot and sending humanitarian aid to the coastal territory. guteris for his part louded the role played by iran in bolstering peace and stability across. region. india's foreign minister is in tehran a two-day trip. this is the top diplomats first official visit to tehran since iran joined bricks back in september 2023. gisumi shah medi has more. moving way beyond friendly relations and reaching new highs of cooperation. india's foreign minister is in tehran on his first official visit since iran became member. the bricks group of leading developing countries and emerging economi

wir abdulyan made the comment in a letter to the un chief antonio gutieresh. he added that iran reserves the right to respond decisively and proportionately to such terrorist acts at the time and place of his choosing. the top iranian diplomats said the attacks underscored the terrorist nature of the israeli regime and are aimed at diverting attention away from the israeli regime's atrocities against the palestinians, particularly in gaza. also called on the un security council to strongly condemn israeli terrorism. five iranian military advisors were killed in an israeli missile attack in damascus over the weekend. that was the third such attack. this month on iranian military advisers who are in syria at the request of the arab country to help in the fight against terrorism. the indian prime minister narendra modi has opened a grand hindu temple built in the... now this temple has been built a raised 16th century mugal error mosk which was destroyed by hindu maob back in the year 1992. one of zaman has that story. an unusual forver has gripped parts of india

the words of un secretary general antonio gutieresh. hello and welcome back to gaza under attack. i'm said puriza in london. the us israeli genocidal campaign in the gaza strip is now in its 103rd day. 16 palestinians, among them children have been... killed in the latest israeli strikes. israeli raids have also struck hanunis where there has been intense fighting between piders and occupation forces. vital aid has begun to trickle into the blockaded coastal banthustan with the united nations warning the amount getting in is nowhere near enough. phone and internet service in the strip is down for seventh day now, the longest blackout since the start of the us israeli onslot on the territory. "what risk does that pose to gaza's 2.3 million people, and why have different african nations taken opposing sides on the unfolding genocide in the world's largest open air prison? and the secretary of state, anthony blincon of the us, israel's biggest patron, calls the genocidal war on gaza got wrenching. does anyone believe him anymore? let's tackle those questions and more with journalist

at the world economic forum in davos, the un secretary general antonio gutieresh. has once again appealed for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. also at the forum, the palestinian authority minister of social development who has called for pressure on israeli authorities to open all of the crossings into the gaza strip to allow in relief and medical supplies. despite the impending famon and the carnage in gaza, germany's government is considering the delivery of tank ammunition to the israeli regime with us approval. since the start of. the aggression, the israeli regime has killed at least 24,500 palestinians, mostly women and children, and injured at least 61,500 more. on this program, carol swords, the humanitarian campaigner. carol is a long-time pro-palestinian advocate and even prowder great grandmother, via skype from lead's author and imam of babel, sheikh jafar ladak. thank you very much to both of you for being here. i'll uh start with you, carol, and i, i'm going to start with a quote from the american political scientist robert pape who said of the gaza massacre in the fol

international humanitarian law, am made the comment in a letter to the un secretary general antonio gutieresh and the president of the security council said as one of the main victims of terrorism, iran carried out anti-terrorist operations in line with its inherent right of self-defense under international law and the un charter. he added that iran's operations included targeted attacks against the bases and facilities of terrorist groups in syria and iraq he said the response to the recent daesh claim terrorist attack in the city of kermon which left around 100 civilians dead. he also reiterated iran's unwavering commitment to fully respect the national sovereignty and independence and territorial integrity of syria and iraq. iran's islamic revolution guards core says it used ballistic missiles in its recent operation against anti-iran terror groups in syria. the irgc said the long-range missiles were fired from iran's southern province ofzistan and successfully hit terrorist spaces in idlib some 1300 kilometers away. kibar shikan, which is a high precision guided missile has range of 1400.

attacks on iranian military advisors in syria. made the comment in a letter to the un chief antonio gutieresh. he added that iran reserves the right to respond decisively and proportionately to such terrorist acts at the time and place of his choosing. the top. iranian diplomats said the attacks underscored the terrorist nature of the israeli regime and are aimed at diverting attention away from the israeli regime's atrocities against the palestinians, particularly in gaza. amian also called on the un security council to strongly condemn israely terrorism. five iranian military advisors were killed in an israeli missile attack in damascus over the weekend. that was the third such attack this month on iranian military advisors who are in syria at the request of the arab country. help in the fight against terrorism, the israel regime and the lebanese resistance movement hezballah continue exchanging fire, the reaching war planes and artillery have targeted both border regions and areas inside of lebanon. miriam salet of course monitom beyrut has an update: the israel shelling has not stopped an

can't ignore that, not anymore. um, let's bring in the united nations, the um secretary general antonio gutieresh has addressed the security council during a high-level meeting where, the worsening situation in gaza top the agenda, here's what he had to say, no effective humanitarian aid operation can function under the conditions that have been forced on palestinians in gaza and those doing everything possible to help them. the quantity of aid is highly insufficient in light of needs. it is fantasy to think that 2.2 million people can survive aid alone. basic commodities from the private sector must tenter in meaningful quantities, as they did for many years before the current fighting. this is essential to address rising needs and avert both the complete breakdown and ever mounting death toll. the un chief there speaking, but um, are his words having any impact, katie, considering the death toll and... and the members of the security council using their veto or abstention powers to to stop seaspire being imposed. um, it it doesn't seem so at the moment, um, but i think anybody who can say that

bombing that targeted iranian civilians in the southeastern city of kermon un secretary general antonio gutieresh vehemently condemned the blast which left hundreds of people dead and wounded. russian president vladimir putin also slammed what he called terrorism in all its forms, condemning the blast turkish president ricep tyyb erdouan said turkey stands by iran in the fight against terrorism. the european union also blasted the bombings as an act of terror stressing that perpetrators must be held accountable. iraq's top shar grandistani declared the killing of innocent people in iran. while condoning the families of the victims, yemensar movement said the explosions were carried out due to iran's crucial role in supporting the resistance front in palestine and lebanon palestinian resistance move in tamas and islamic jihad have also condemned the terror attack. saudi for ministry slammed the terrorist operation against civilians in iran. we earlier talked to author and journalist robert fantina to get his views about the wednesday terror bombings in iran. he believes that despite their denials

the un chief antonio gutieresh has called for immediate ceasefire to tamp down the flames of a wider war. his words. iran's military has launched missile strikes on what it described as terrorist positions in syria and an israeli espinage center in iraq as part of retaliation for deadly terrorist attack that killed tens of civilians in the southeastern city of kermon earlier this month. "the uk government is under fire for not seeking parliamentary approval before launching joint strikes with the us on yemen's antserolla fighters last week. also in the uk, the country's defense secretary grant shap speaks of much wider military engagements in the not too distant future, saying the era of the peace dividend is over. more than 24 thousand palestinians have now been killed since the us-israeli carnage in gaza began, including more than 10,400." children, joining me on this edition of gaza under attack, british palestinian student and activist othman and via skype, armar is legal analyst who has worked alongside pro-palestinian stalwarts, parliamentarians chris williamson and jeremy corb

the un secretary general has called for immediate ceasefire in gaza, antonio gutieresh, described the humanitarian situation in the palestinian territory, as quote: beyond words, the un chief said a ceasefire is needed to facilitate aid delivery to those who need it. despite over three months of killing and destruction campaign against palestinians, israel has failed to achieve any of its declared objectives in removing hamas or releasing captives. comments on gaza were made by the secretary general of hisbollah resistance movements and echo recent remarks by other resistance leaders in the region. and the us central command says a us owned and operated cargo vessel has been struck in the red sea with an anti-ship ballistic missile fired from yemen. container ship was reportedly unrout to the israeli occupied palestinian territories. the anser of the resistance movement has slamed responsibility for the operation. how many more resolutions have to be violated, how many more children have to be annihilated? this is not a war, it is systematic genocide, but whatever they try, palestine