so 0 is dorsey jabari live from the non line movement summits in kampala, uganda, thanks for bringing us that interview door. so a us president joe biden has held a phone call with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and comes after rising tensions and growing frustrations in the pavement ministration about the policies of the is really prime minister. alan fischer reports from washington dc to biden was one of the 1st well leaders to visit israel after october. the 7th, the 2 liters have spoken often since i know even after it's really probably minister benjamin netanyahu again, publicly rejected the us policy of an independent policy type despite and is, are locked into a bundled him as to the white host. if a 2 state solution was impossible with nick and yahoo in power, he'd applied sharply no and rejected the idea of cutting aid in response to such a public disagreement in the 2 states loose countries that are members that are still in so there's ways in which we truly just spoke on friday, the 1st call in $26.00 days assign. many observers believe of going for station in

as dorsey jabari reports from kampala, they represent 80 percent of the world's population. leaders of the world's largest intro governmental organization are attending what's called the south summit. it's 60 years since the g. 77 was formed within the united nations framework. 77, developing countries then demanding a new international economic order to give them effective control over their own natural resources. to do today, it's expanded to 134 members offering the organization's goal is to allow emerging countries from the so called global. so to join forces to promote their economic interest and strength and their joint negotiating power on economic issues. what he's come on is that they start with mission that to the power even cycle, the system is cute and save of the loss of both in terms of capital, as well as the financial system. and the something's written this way, everybody. and i think these are designed to increase agency as well as bargaining power by the collective global solve. so conceptual global south against of course, the global not at not exactly, not a good m

i'm just there was dorsey jabari has been speaking to him in kampala. yes, i am now joins here by the secretary general. thank you for speaking to alta 0. i want to start with these 2 summits that are that i've been going on here in. you've found out what has been your reaction to the response that these nations have given to the ongoing war in gaza and the strong words that have come from these countries in response to these railey environments of gaza. i think that to this i'm in the city presents the stroke to most of the global assaults. can you lation to leave those 2 levels of death and destruction? i have condemned to the tech's federal tax of i'm us. but to i have to say that's the level of civilian casualties that we are witnessing in gaza today. is unprecedented positions we any, i've been coughing since i am 2nd senate. and so what, how most seats can not just be fine to collect the punishment at diplomacy. what is the solution if your calls for dialogue with the israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo are not being heard? what is the next s

that's bringing dorsey jabari income by law. she's covering the summit for so door. so what's behind is push to unite and strengthen the g. 77. the, well, this is a organization made up of 134 countries and they were formed in 1964 that time they were 77 of them. within the u. n. system, the main goal was to have greater control over their own natural resources and their own economy. and that was the reason this organization was formerly meet every year at hosted by different countries. and this year you can, that is hosting the summit. the main objective is to try and level the playing fields when it comes to the amount of control developing nations have over their own natural resources. and you can so of course has been the forefront of this summit, highlighting. and this is certainly something that's going to be very important for the future of the confidence economy and speak more about that. i'm joined now. why don't go to j, the foreign minister of uganda. thank you for speaking. tell to 0 for history. the theme of this year's summit is leaving no one behind. c