now, we understand from jeffrey feltman who is the under secretary for political affairs at the unitedions that ban ki-moon will be meeting with the israelis and palestinians he will be expressing solidarity with both of them. he will be going to the west bank and jerusalem but probably won't be going to the gaza strip for security reasons now, according to feltman, there is a proposal by the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas in order to reach a ceasefire and he's saying that he's willing to sends palestinian authority forces to man the philadelphia corridor which is the route between gaza and israel in order to guarantee the opening of the border crossing between gaza and egypt. that's the key palestinian demand because hamas has said it will not agree to a ceasefire unless there is an easing of the siege and the restrictions imposed by egypt. but feltman says that it remains to be unknown whether hamas what agree to having palestinian authority forces based on its border with egypt. >>> next on al jazerra america, a refugee crisis spurring from the violence in iraq. >>> president

will now begin its cosa duration of time two of the agenda and i'll give the floor to mr jeffrey feltman so you have the full. mr president distinguished members of the council as we face a rapidly deteriorating crisis in ukraine that bears consequences far beyond the country's borders we deeply regret that the glimpse of hope that followed the announcement president poroshenko peace plan including the euro erroll cease fire and peace talks with the armed groups as quickly dissipated in my briefing to you today i will focus on developments in eastern ukraine. as well as on the international efforts toward a peaceful resolution first the situation in eastern ukraine well the un has at this point no independent verification of the circumstances regarding the tragic crash yesterday of a malaysian airlines passenger plane the secretary general is alarmed at what seemed to be credible numerous reports that suggest that a sophisticated surface to air missile was used the secretary general strongly condemns this apparent deliberate downing of a civilian aircraft this horrifying incident serves

jeffrey feltman is joining us right now. at the united nations for veteran affairs. an american veteran diplomat. tell us what's going on right now. do you have everyone on board including hamas, all factions of hamas, as well as the israelis? >> wolf, we've received assurances. in fact, the secretary of jerusalem has received assurances from all parties that everybody is on board for the 72-hour unconditional cease-fire that we hope will lead to something more durable. but, yes, we believe that everyone is on board. >> and the israeli government has told you this because the silence so far is deafening. we've been trying for the last half hour, 45 minutes to get a statement from israeli officials and so far we got nothing, ambassador. why aren't they confirming that they're on board? >> i can't answer for the israelis, wolf. what i can say is we have received assurances from all parties. i'm sure the americans would say the same thing because of the fact that we went forward with this joint statement. secretary-general is p

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listen can't remember if i told you this or if i only told washington this that when i talked to jeff feltman this morning he had a new name for the un guy robert serry did i write here that this morning. that. he's now gotten both serry lou to agree that serry could come in monday or tuesday ok so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know the e.u. . reminder that this ongoing crisis in ukraine started off in the streets of kiev during protests back in the winter. as the fighting in eastern ukraine continues to escalate over a thousand people have taken shelter in a refugee camp across the russian border in cobol artie's roman pows around half the stories of those who are seeking a fresh start away from the violence. the key here was twelve years old when the second world war began and the grandmother remembers that time vividly but you probably never imagined that seventy three years later she would once again be hiding from airstrikes in her own backyard that would be they have been bombing us and they are still doing it now the jets fly

jeffrey feltman under secretary for political affairs for his briefing earlier. for my delgration this is timely given the tragic incidents calving malaysian flight mh-17. malaysia is touched by the support from across the world at this difficult time, we wish to also express our profound sorrow and convay our deepest sympathy and condole answers to the families and friends of those on board mh-17. mr. president, malaysia is shocked and distraught by the downing of the malaysian flights mh-17. the scheduled fly which departed amsterdam yesterday afternoon at am sister dam local time was expected to arrive this morning t unfortunately, driver's license crashed in the danish region of eastern ukraine. 298 people perished in this incident. those who perished were from the netherlands, 189, malaysia, 44, australia, 27, indonesia: 12. united kingdom: 9. german: 4. bell judgment. 4. philippines: 3. canada: 1. new zealand: 1. and 4 passengers whose nationalities have yet to be verified. at a time route which the regularly cross ukrainyang airspace was one of the most po