so listen, there's a lot to take in here, but uh, and also a lot to be implemented like gabriel, alexander reporting there on the united nations adopting that resolution to thank you so much for that for now. let's get the reaction now from what i want to be sure is that which is 0. so senior political analyst, the drawing says, now via skype from paris. what's your mean take away us, i'm up. this is definitely a big 30 for the united states, 1st and foremost in terms of diplomacy and in terms of its dominance in this part of the world. despite the, the dr. solution being so badly written, despite the fact that it's missing so many pieces in its implementation phase, including whole guarantees that we go from $1.00 to $2.00 to the 3rd page, including all sorts of the you with these, including his drugs, government, lack of approval of this proposal and yet it has succeeded in pressing get overwhelmingly at the council. now i would say this happens for 2 reasons. it passed overwhelmingly 1st because of what it promises. and it's not the 1st time, but it's, it's the 1st time that it's put as

it's all right to gabriel alexander with thank you so much. and i'm also the meantime has released statements welcoming the un security council voting to back that sees fire proposal. the group said in a statement that the emphasize readiness to cooperate with the mediators to enter into in direct negotiations on the implementation of the series. fire deal and how mos also said they will continue their efforts to achieve national rights for palestinians. let's get reaction now from my model number. sure l g 0 is that senior political analyst. he joyce's via skype from paris, more one, a diplomatic win for the u. s is a leadership up to now has not publicly endorsed the ceasefire roadmap. we've heard from her mosque, they welcome to the resolution. where do they go from here? well, this is part and parcel of this american victory, american to come back to victoria, the security council is that it would be america that will decide that base and the basically the phases and the stages in the coming weeks and months. i mean, and the end of the day

that is gabriel alexander. for us there in the u. n. thanks so much of more of this. we go now to thomas pickering, who is a former us ambassador to the you in jordan and is riley joins us from washington. d. c. thank you very much for being with us. uh for some reason why the perfect person to talk to right now as we wait for this draft resolution to be put forward by the united states. will this go the same way as we've seen the others go and be very hard? how do you think it's going to play out a great question and thank you for having me on. and at the moment there is enough on certainty about how this would come out to say that we're in a classic situation. the security council where in fact we have increasing confidence that we can bring along the v toes that are at this point potential from a to rush or china of both. or the alternative advantage that they will have to bear the responsibility for interrupting a process that at the moment seems to offer one of the few hopes for it, and then to carnage in the region. the rebuilding of stability, the protection of

reports findings on tuesday before the secretary general bunkie moon courting for accountability. gabriel alexander reports from new york. the security council was brief about the secretary general's annual report on children in armed conflict. the report was released publicly earlier this month and it documented almost 34000 great violations against children, the highest number and almost 10 years. and for the 1st time, the secretary general included israel's military and security forces in the report . and what is commonly known as the list of shame of countries to violate the rights of children. former un secretary general's band key move speaking to the council on behalf of the soldiers and organization made up a world leaders for him to look at human rights issues. told the council there needs to be accountability to give trust one example. so united nations has verified more than a 1000 grade violations of those 4247 percent of children and 100. so 10 years right. it shows rose in 2023. reflecting this shocking scale. and truman cost of the car runs the country. a report looked at $25.00 coun

there was gabriel alexander, reports you in headquarters in new york for the 1st time. is rio is being named among those who commit great violations against children during arms conflict. the designation part of an annual united nations report by the secretary general. the move comes is more than 15000 children have been killed in the past 8 months during israel's war on gaza. is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the news of this country, being named to the so called blacklist, or list of shame is commonly known. he posted on social media, the un has put itself today on the blacklist of history. re odd man sewer palace stein's ambassador, the un has welcome the news. it's an important step in the right direction towards ending the double standards. and the culture of impunity is real, has enjoyed for far too long, and that left our children vulnerable to its consequences. he posted the report has yet to be made public, but the labs are den. israel's un ambassador, unexpectedly posted on social media, the recording of a call he received fro

at least $43.00 children in israel were killed during the october 7th attacks. gabriel, alexander has more on that report from you and headquarters in new york. there's a lot to unpack in this report. it's over a 100 pages long. but virginia camp the secretary general's special representative for children in arms. conflict has come under some criticism for not speaking out more forcefully as violations are happening against children, especially in gaza. i asked her about this. how can your office enhanced its responsiveness to gray violations against children in real time rather than just gathering data in the after the fact, if i know that there is a spike, there's an i'm conflict where i have reason to believe children understood it. i will go probably to remind or part is to conflict over their obligations under the 6th grade violations in a way i'm saying we're watching. so i can remind them so many times that we're watching. this is what i can do. i would love to have a bed responsive make on these my, my disposal. but without a specific resolution of the security council that al

let's go live now to gabriel. alexander, who was at the united nations headquarters in new york for us, and gabe can just talk us through exactly what is in this draft resolution. yeah, this draft resolution is about a little more than a page long. i should note that do we expect that it will be voted upon at the security council about 19 or 20 g m t. that's 34 o'clock timeframe here in new york, depending on exactly when they decide to take this up. but it will be later on monday, notice strapped resolution basically follows the same outline, if you will, of what to present. joe biden has proposed this 3 phase cease fire phase one, of course being an immediate cease fire, a temporarily while the release of captives, particularly elderly women, and those that are wounded in exchange for the return of palestinians that are held up by israel. also cause for ramping up humanitarian aid for palestinians and then being able to move back to their homes, including in the north. that's phase one. after phase one, of course, phase 2 calls for a more permanent, in the, to hostilities in exchange

let's go to al jazeera as uh, gabriel. alexander, who enjoys is no longer from the american museum of natural history in new york or a city gabe. oh, what were some of the other takeaways from the secretary general's message? as well, it's fitting that he gave this message and i'll get to here at this museum, the museum of natural history in new york city, one of most iconic is not only in new york, but the united states. and me even maybe globally, when it comes to celebrating the natural world. i think gutierrez chose to make his speech here because essentially what his message was, is that our natural world, as we know it is very much under threat. this high profile speech that he gave here was uh, had a lot of detail and it was over 30 minutes to speech. and he was really uh, using his belief, hopefully you will as the world's top diplomat and advocates to, to, to put the claimant issue back on the world agenda. and he feels that it's not there right now. it's been distracted by other urgent issues such as war and peace and other issues around the world migration as well. so reall

the coming days we will see very pivotal moments or gabriel alexander, or thank you so much for your continued coverage. and as we mentioned, tomas welcomes the un security council voting a to back the ceasefire. proposal in a statement of the group says it emphasizes readiness to cooperate with the mediators to enter into in direct negotiations on the implementation of a ceasefire deal. and i'm also, as they will continue its efforts to achieve national rights for palestinians. alright, let's go to model one, the be sure he is the algebra is a senior political alice stage or says via skype from a parent. so more on a diplomatic, when we've been saying for the united states of is really leadership, still a big cage. he has not publicly endorsed the ceasefire road map, a mazda has come out, welcome to a resolution. where do we go from here, as well? stephanie, the united states as the winner of this, uh, the. ready of this uh the at the un security council will be the power that will dictate the days of the week, suffice to come. the face to face is the stages of wherever the gold fis

many a being advertising with out anesthetic heroes. gabriel, alexander begins coverage from you in headquarters in new york for the 1st time is real is being named among those who commit great violations against children during armed conflict. the designation part of an annual united nations report by the secretary general. the move comes as more than 15000 children have been killed in the past 8 months during israel's war on gaza. is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has reacted angrily to the news of this country, being named to the so called blacklist or list of shame is commonly known. he posted on social media, the un has put itself today on the blacklist of history. re odd man sewer. palestine is ambassador the un has welcome to the news. it's an important step in the right direction towards ending the double standards and the culture of impunity . israel has enjoyed for far too long, and that left our children, vulnerable to its consequences. he posted the report has yet to be made public, but the lat or den. israel's un ambassador, unexpectedly posted on social media, the record