mahmoud abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, before the world leaders' speech at the general assembly, proposed the full membership of palestine in the united nations to bankimon, the then secretary general of the united nations. the organization delivered but did not vote in the security council. and palestine only became an observer member of the united nations. about 5 months ago, while 12 of the 15 members of the security council voted in favor of palestine's full membership in the united nations. the united states once again took action and vetoed palestine's membership . the inaction of the united nations becomes more clear when the security council has not been able to act effectively in the last year and with the continuation of the zionist crimes in gaza. to stop the war. with all this, but perhaps the only incentive for member states to participate in the annual meeting of the united nations general assembly, the meetings both sides should be on the sidelines of this meeting and use this place to say their words. mojtaba shah soni, sed and sima news agency. jihad against the

also coming up us president joe biden gets his final speech to the new in general assembly in new york and refusing to give a po bite and says a cease, fire and gauze, and a hostage deal are still possible. the break off is good to have you with is israel and hezbollah have spent another night trading heavy fire as the conflict escalates. wednesday began with israel watching extensive strikes on hezbollah target and southern lebanon, as well as says that it fired a rocket targeting is really military intelligence headquarters near tel aviv early this morning. the militant group also confirming that it is really, are a striking, be rude on tuesday killed. one of its senior commanders, lebanese health officials say, is really air bombardments, marked here in red, have killed more than 560 people since monday. tens of thousands of people in southern lebanon and fled israel's attacks never cross the border. thousands of his relays have also left their homes. we rock, it's fired by hezbollah, from southern level. not israeli leaders say that this new offensive against hezbollah will help th

but this time it's different off to the general assembly. overwhelmingly. it's sad that they have the conditions to be a full member, and that's something that my food that bus a, the policy and president also stress during his address. he slammed the ask for a, posing a full you and membership for pa is sign it the security council using the veto something that the us does not have for the general assembly. ordering, overwhelming number of countries supported that he also said that the international community needs to react. now saying that the international community is responsible to what's happening in a guys right now the suffering. then he ended his speech by saying that he, along with other officials, one to pay a visit, go to guys, the inviting other members of the united nations, not only to agree on a un resolution, but also to join them. and also to increase their efforts to put pressure on israel, who might try, of course, to bar that visit. he said, why do they not want to call this time to state of paul, this thing to be a full member of the u

oh, by nor do the general assembly deliver the issue, general lou, because that's a true general of the nation, something the secretary general of the united states. every time he speaks in public, condemns, in no uncertain terms how mazda is attacked against israel. in other words, the very top of the pyramid of the united nations always condemns home us and, and the october 2nd make i know with every thing i think so. so i think you'll find a big issue. the general assembly no, not positive as the most. i can explain why exact price roll on evidence. it's not . it's based on politics to golf. and now where it is ready as strikes of hit the courtyard of a lot. so hospital and central garza 18 tense, sheltering displaced, palestinians were destroyed. one person was killed and 7 others injured. 4 people also died in these riley bombing of a family home and the devoted refuge account. tired of was zoom, has moved from along to the hospital and they are all by a no impact side of the strike. that's a license only the backyard of the hospital. what residents have been taking this place as i

so what do you, what do you mean attacked israel and the general assembly, the general assembly, the, for most of the nation, i beg your pardon, let me just get through to the end of this question is the foremost party in the international community that represents the voice of the entire world, one country, one voice, right? that is how the general assembly was designed. and so let's just take last week, a 124 countries. us about 2 thirds of the countries in the world voted for approved a resolution that is requesting that is real actually leave and its occupation and leave the occupied territories in the west bank, occupied east jerusalem, etc. who voted against it. 14 countries, israel to us, and you know that no disrespect to them, but it's done a lot to micronesia and the countries. i'm sorry about for dominic subject about a 40 so you have to something about for the 40 the full day. what i'm trying to say is a germany seventies or political body. we all and am i know yes, following democracies on that. and it represents the international community, that is what it is supposed to

you know, that is really liter benjamin netanyahu is due to address the general assembly at some point. what can we expect? well, it's hard to say. so benjamin netanyahu has often used these kinds of speeches, meeting these kinds of speeches conducted in english, conducted on a wider global stage, to play 2 audiences at home to impress some with his mastery it with his rhetorical mastery or with the international staff. now if we are to take past futures of his as a blueprint, remember he delivered one fairly recently in front of a u. s. r joyce, a session of congress. and if we take that as it blew for it, he's probably going to talk about how his actions in gaza are justified. how his behavior towards a towards has will not, is guided by right. just am. and because he's always still, as he's probably going to talk a lot about iran and how iran is the source of this order in the region. but he's also coming out of time to the saw united nations general assembly at a time where he has diminished political and diplomatic capital at a time. aware of the scale of death and humanitarian ca

and it has to be recognized within the general assembly . we have to note also that often nations for 28 percent, almost 30 percent of the votes. it's the largest group ahead of asia, all of them there because of, of western europe. and it has to be taken into consideration and is so uh, i think these 2 reasons are enough to explain this, this change and also from so down to democratic republic of congo. certainly, um richard foxes, the patients uh by africans is important in the resolutions of conflicts that in the security council would. which brings us to the next question that if, if you follow the logic, if we are talking about to a seats on the a, to permanent seats on the, on the council. if they were to be to african countries, which ones and decided how that is the most pressing question, i think um, before getting down. uh, i mean it's important to understand that the us announcement came with a strong indication of these african countries would not have the own importance of visual power. um, but um, i think african nations to the

of course, the speech at the side meeting of the general assembly in the name of leaders. for the future, meetings with iranians living in america, talks with religious leaders, meetings with media managers, think tanks and bilateral meetings with some heads of european, asian and islamic countries, including possible plans for the president to visit new york. the islamic republic of iran has the opportunity to attend international forums to announce its position and also to meet. he does not neglect and has always used the meetings of the united nations general assembly. since this trip is the first appearance of mr. mezikian at the united nations, many are waiting to see the approach of the 14th government in dealing with international issues, regional issues and relations with the west and the east. nahid akbarzadeh, sed and broadcasting news agency. today's new study coincides with the arrival of the first of mehr is played according to the statistics of the ministry of education, more than 16 million and 300 thousand students were registered in the new academic year.

at the un general assembly , they left the general assembly hall chanting protest slogans and booinghu. in his speech to the empty seats, the prime minister of the zionist regime repeated his claims against iran, hamas and hezbollah without mentioning the genocide of this regime and claimed that israel is defending itself in i am talking about this with mr. kathirinejad , an expert on international issues. greetings to you. what is your analysis of the reflection of the speech and the margins created for the prime minister of the zionist regime in the united nations general assembly? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i say hello and have a good evening. i am at your service , dear viewers. well, naturally, what we had been expecting for a long time happened, that is, the israelis were once again in complete political isolation, and this time we, in addition to the fact that the nations of the world we have seen the negative reactions to israel and showing this time in the united nations as now the corner said that it is great the most international organizat

it follows a meeting at the un general assembly in new york.r lapid, leader of israel's opposition party says israel should accept the biden—macron ceasefire proposal, but only for seven days. but it's a not shared by bezalel smotrich, the far—right minister of finance in benjamin neta nyahu's government. he says the campagn should only end in one scenario crushing hezbollah. our state department correspondent tom bateman looks at the diplomatic efforts to de—escalate tensions. apologies we will bring you that report in a short moment, but first, let us go live to my colleague in beirut, hugo bachega. hugo, despite the fact there are calls from world leaders at the un for an immediate ceasefire, activity and tensions continue to ratchet. exactly, and despite all these growing calls for a ceasefire along the lebanon israel border we haven't seen indications from israel and hezbollah that they are interested in de—escalation, the israeli military says its air strikes targeting hezbollah positions continue this morning, the lebanese authorities ar

after chess from some representatives, benjamin netanyahu tells the general assembly that the un has become a contemptuous falls on the stage route, would continue to attack, has bella until it meets its objectives. also on the programs, all of them is events. the seats, bipartisan support from the us leaders, after meeting with vice president cumberland harris and that democratic names, there's 2 kinds of positive things with republican presidential candidates. donald trump, who says the us is paying too much to defend the price the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. israel says is, hate, has bellows headquarters in bainbridge, of the dry stipend, in the residential setting about the lebanese capital is rated tv networks. and the poor thing that has been a lead a hassle. and this robert was the target ambulances rest of the say, no casualty figures. if he had been released, the attack was confirmed by its ray, the army spokes person. daniel had got moments ago. these real defense forces carried out that precise drug on the central headquarter of the fees bought after we're going t

who told the general assembly as well, we'll continue attacking his blocks until it meets its objectives. some diplomats, j, a. d. s. by the leader. he called the u. n. a contemptuous fast off the rejecting an international seems fine proposal is way the world planes continue to carry out. strikes across the living on the he says it's kind of getting his pulled on militant evidence. health minister says the strength of killed at least 700 people . you plan's presidency explained boddeson support from us leaders. after meeting with vice president pamela harris, and now the democratic lead his blood in the southern states with republican presidential candidates. donald trump says that you with is paying too much to defend you. credit and tropical storm and lean hips. the southern united states can look at least 4 people. 6 states have declared emergencies. the flooding until nato's predicted, in the wake up, the downgraded bank, visible, and welcome is rarely by minister. benjamin netanyahu was greeted with cheese, and g is as he began. speaking of the un general assembly in new york is sp

well, i believe is a here in new york to meet for the united nations general assembly. and for climate we to bomb is this one of the country's most impacted by climate change. i'm meeting with prime minister philip davis, who's going to.

the general assembly demanded control of the power plant go to ukraine. only then security will return to europe and the world. and now since russia cannot win on the battlefield they are looking to break this spirit. these are russian attacks on the energy grid and russia has destroyed power plants and hydroelectric capacity. this is how putin is preparing for winter to torment millions of families, women, children. he wants to leave them in the dark forcing ukraine to suffer. part of the system. what would that be, putin does seem to be planning attacks on nuclear power plant's and infrastructure aiming to disconnect them from the power grid. with the help of other countries russia is getting information in threatening a missile or a drone strike in the energy system to lead to a nuclear design like that. it depends on your determination to be safe. security, this formula, this platform at g20 summit in indonesia representing billions of citizens from all parts of the globe, it is important that people understand us to and the war. war is a threat. you

law led by israel, the occupying power, and those who do not comply, and then we will ask the general assembly ass stated within 12 months. mr. president, what the court determined is holy and directly relevant to the duties of this council. it stated interalia that, and i quote, the sustained abuse by israel of its position as an occupying power through annexation and assertion of permanent control over the occupied territory. and continued frustration of the right of the palestinian people to self determination violates fundamental principles of international law and renders israel's presence in the occupied palestinian territory unlawful (unlawful) end of quotation: if we needed to ident identify two cardinal rules, two pillars. in which the international law- based order was built, two principle whose respect was critical for international peace and security, they would be the right of peoples to self determination and the prohibition of the acquisition of territory by force, and these are the rules that israel has been breaching openly, brazenly for decades without consequences, pj and ge

more head country direct to a phone lab and i'd save the children to the well laid is the un general assembly in, in new york also spoke about the growing conflict between israel and has been the aspect corresponded benjamin alvaros group about reactions to israel's rejection of a proposed ceasefire and level, we can imagine that a lot of the disappointment from us officials as being voice behind closed doors as well as negotiations you members, some of the countries that participated a. so when we heard from the side of israel that they saw this just as a proposal from the united states and front and not it with this statement submitted by so many other countries. we have italy, we have germany, we have katara, united arab emirates, also some are a countries taking part that we can imagine that there are a lot of conversations still going on here behind me at the headquarters of the united nations. on the 3rd day of this high level summit is was still waiting to hear from prime minister and from israel benyamin antonia holt on friday tomorrow. meanwhile, israel's war against thomas in gaza i

although the general assembly of 6 committees in the field. it has political, economic, cultural, security and legal issues, and each member country can have representatives in each of these main committees, but the approval of the un general assembly. it is not binding and has no means of implementation. the general assembly, despite its universality and the equal status of countries, has not been able to gain more power on international issues than influencing the public opinion of the world. even the same influence on public opinion from 5 countries that are permanent members of the un security council not accepted so that some members of the security council. they call it the majority. therefore, except for the resolution of the un security council, whose resolutions are binding and the right of veto is only available to 5 permanent member countries. the resolutions of the general assembly of the economic and social council, the trusteeship council, and even the international court of justice, which recently put netanyahu and his regime at

i gave his final speech at the united nations general assembly. that's an issue at another point for a ceasefire. now is the time for the parties are finalized as terms bring the hostages home is the suffering and gotcha. and, and this war he also made passing reference to israel's bombing of loving on full scale wars, not anyone's interest. even the situation is escalated. a diplomatic solution is still possible. well, but other countries called out by doing this for double standards. so i know that there's also supposedly working for a ceasefire. well, the front of the stage continue to send and i munition to israel so that it can continue with messages in the background to 11 on was also on the mind of the world's top. diplomats, who made changes in his speech at the last minute to address the escalation. we should all be allowed them by the escalation. lebanon is at the bidding. the people are flat, but on the people of israel and the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become another, gaza, a lot of other leaders and from the focus,

but he's also coming out of time uh to the saw united nations general assembly at a time where he has diminished political and diplomatic capital at a time. aware of the scale of death and humanitarian catastrophe in gaza has reached out beyond the scale of the imaginable. and it's also coming out of time where the international criminal court is considering is considering issuing and arrest provide for him. so it really is hard to say what a visit from him would achieve, given that he is becoming an increasingly isolated figure, addressing the stage at the united nations, janelle dom alone in new york. thank you. president vladimir putin has won the west . russia could use nuclear weapons if it was struck with conventional missiles. russian liter presented changes to russia's nuclear doctrine. at a meeting of the country security council, put instead of nuclear power supporting an attack on russia would now be considered a joint aggressor. he will change in doctrine comes after pollutants warning to the us and other nato allies that allowing ukraine's use western long rage weapons hi

it's been a busy week at their un general assembly in new york. assembly in new york, lebanon's foreign minister renewed calls for a ceasefire between israel and hezbollah and warned about the risks of the conflict escalating further. mr president, lebanon is currently enduring a crisis which is threatening its very existence. the future of our people and our prosperity are imperilled. this is a situation that requires international intervention on an urgent basis, before the situation spirals out of control, with a domino effect. joining me now is our correspondent hugo bachega who's in beirut. we are hearing more increased activity despite calls for a ceasefire. it is said that his brother fired a rocket at the biggest in israel. what more do we know about what's been happening on the ground today. more rockets have been fired by his brother, and i think this is another indication that it is another indication that it is very difficult to see how a ceasefire can be achieved. i think yesterday there was some hope that these intense diplomatic eff

he zelensky addressed the un general assembly there.attacking ukraine nuclear power plants. he was talking about the chernobyl disaster back in 1986, when of course that explosion at reactor number four happened and how nuclear clouds do not regard borders. so very much a wake—up call for the rest of europe, for the rest of the world in order to get behind ukraine and to support it. much more on this and of course much more on this and of course much more on this and of course much more on the ongoing tension, the crisis happening in the middle east coming up next. do stay with us here. middle east coming up next. do stay with us h you so much, always, thank you so much, sumi. just after president zelensky addressed the un general assembly there. zelensky addressed the un generalassembly there. he zelensky addressed the un general assembly there. he was talking about this risk of russia are attacking ukraine nuclear power plants. he was talking about the chernobyl disaster back in 1986, when of course that explosion at reactor number fo

moscow time, let's see how events develop, and the un general assembly is, of course, an extremely importantical event, at which, after which we will all follow, thank you very much, i will remind you, we...

their support as they uh took the podium and uh addressed the un general assembly, naka? yes, i'm sorry, i did not get the question. well, not, the question is, our correspondent in new york, rachel hamdun told us that there seems to be some hope about the un general assembly passing some kind of resolution, taking some kind of action to stop the israeli aggression, as this year we have seen many world leaders uh pointing to the israeli aggression as something that needs to be stopped in their un general assembly address, the... question is, have the people of palestine in any way pinned any kind of hope on the un general assembly and anything that might come out of it this year? well, unfortunately, we as we have seen and heard from analysis and as we made some interviews over here with many palestinians, unfortunately no hopes are pin on the un general assembly whatsoever, and this this is due to that there has been un resolutions regarding gaza and regarding the occupied territories, but none of them was taking, none of them were taken seriously by the occupation or by

i think erdogan said that the the general assembly should call for military intervention. iran's president calls on the united nations to immediately stop israel's violent crimes in gaza and lebanon, before the whole west asia region is enngulfed in violence. it is imperative that the international community should immediately stop the violence and bring about. the permanent seasfare in gaza and bring an end to the desperate barbarism of israel in lebanon before it engolves the region and the world. israel has been defeated in gaza and no amount of barbaric violence can restore its myth of invincibility. the responsibility for all consequences will be born by those governments who have opposed all global efforts to end this horrific catastrophe and have the audacity to go... iran supports palestinians right to self-determination. he stressed the nationwide referendum is the only path to a lasting peace through which all palestinians, regardless of their faith, can coexist peacefully within the same borders. slammed sanctions as a destructive and inhumane weapon that only t

the un, which... will take place at the upcoming seventy-ninth session of the united nations general assemblyrse, will largely take place under the sign of exactly that plan of zelensky, which he will present. we do not know the details, but we understand that he will already, based on the leaks that came out in his interview, be his own sponsors to blame that if they do not allow what is in his plan, then this means, hardly, so to speak, not, the death of civilization. it is necessary to understand that he means permission to attack with long-range weapons deep into the russian federation, it is necessary to understand the help of the west in that today the kiev junta opposes russia and represents the last nazi regime, i hope, in human history, which ... desperately tries to get for help and precise weapons, permission with the help of this weapon to introduce attacks - the center of russia and so on things, i am sure that in new york this plan of zelensky will receive a crushing defeat, in any case, whatever the geostrategic confrontation, which is fanning the collective west into flames, w

at actually made the comments in the sidelines of the 20-24 un general assembly in new york.aza strip. here he is. which is 1% of humanity has more wealth than 95% of all humanity combined. it is in this level of inequality, the greatness in our history as a species, where we find the logic of mass. year ago i asked for a peace conference for palestine in this same place before the first bomb had even exploded. today we have 20,00 children killed under the bombs and leaders of the countries of such human destruction laugh in these corridors. they don't listen to us when we vote to stop the genocide in gaza, despite us being the majority of the heads of state and... presenting most of humanity, a minority of leaders who can stop the bombing, do not listen to us, that 1% of humanity, the powerful global oligarchy is what allows bombs to be thrown at women, the air learning and children in gaza, lebanon or sudan or economically block rebellious countries that do not fit into their grand schemes like cuba or venezuela. it is day 3:55 of the gaza genocide, israel's aggression agai

the climate activists are gathering in new york as were leaders arrived for that general assembly. they're increasingly focusing on wall street giants like city bank. they accuse of funding, fossil fuel extraction and war. kristin salumi has more the summer maybe over the climate activists are keeping the heat on financial institutions with rallies like this one outside of city banks headquarters in new york. on monday, dozens attempted to block the entrances and make their voices heard. video banking oil exception in the i'm not exactly the biggest fraction of the amazon blazing and visit as the out in the year that seen global temperatures soar to record heights. they want to en, funding not only for fossil fuel extraction, but also for war because it is a timing issue and there is no problem addresses about rebels. sorry. city is a major funder of chevron, a company that is partnered with israel to develop gas fields off the coast of gaza, which activists in china choose a fueling israel's war machine. demonstrations like a regular occurrence outside of the been arrested over th

he has always used the sessions of the united nations general assembly. since this trip is the first appearance of mr. medeshkian in iran's presidency at the united nations, we are very excited. waiting to see the approach of the 14th government in facing international issues, regional issues and relations with the west and the east are nahid akbarzadeh, sed and broadcasting news agency. the bell for the beginning of the new school year will ring tomorrow at the same time as the first day of mehr. according to the statistics of the ministry of education, more than 16 million and 300 thousand students were registered in the new academic year. on the eve of the new academic year, the minister of education announced a serious pursuit to solve the shortage of human resources in the ministry of education. the graduates of farhangian university, article 28, in the field of teaching, in the field of secretarial, in the field of quality , in addition to the service purchase forces. see how we welcome our retired loved ones let them know that we are at their servi

so we can get the ongoing un general assembly session. he added that south africans will most stand idly by while they publish city and stuff. it has been 11 months as soon as the how moss attack that's queued 1200 people and where hostages were taken. i saw that africa, we have condemned to this attack, and response is, or island boxed on an act of collective punishment. and it's a thoughts on the people of gaza. we saw the africans know what a party looks like. we lived through a pa tate. we suffered and died under a pod, tate, we will not remain silent and watch as a party is preparatory to a gaze of us and adding to that for 0 south africa has also recalled that city as a ghost of africa was born as a new nation and free from a potted, he says it adopted a new constitution and its 1st election brought to part to, to an end, a system that this general assembly declared it to be crime a days for managing to save. if it was a crime against humanity, then it should continue to be crime against humanity even today. reiterated. so that beca

it's a good effort to um uh to try to get the un uh obviously as the uh general assembly is doing its big uh uh diplomatic uh week here where the all most of the heads of state are are there um this is an opportunity to ramp up the pressure on those countries that have been um enabling israel's holocaust in gaza and uh hopefully it it it uh heightens the pressure uh, i know the you know the us is under lots of pressure uh domestically and and internationally, but i think that you know we need to see some of these uh governments that have normalized with israel, they they need to uh break relations, we need to see maybe some of the governments in the region uh fall uh maybe we need you know popular revolts that that force out these uh these different regimes that have been um uh complicit in in israel's uh horrors uh but clearly there needs to be uh you know something needs to shift in the uh in the geopolitical balance uh whether it's the us finally stopping israel from doing what it's doing or it's uh other countries in the region uh radically shifting their policy to uh to uh scare

address that you in general assembly. so that will be a focus that but of course, over the last couple of days of this, some of the few to the ones to outline and wants to present worth template reform to the un security council. and of course, these complex has, of course, it will take center stage here too, and that's also what we've heard from the message from the un secretary general. and can also expect to hear from the president biden is motivated, still driving past it'd behind his for his speech, and we're expecting in a couple of minutes here at the united nation. ok, so mid lisa, and of course the ukraine and ukraine getting present, loving this landscape is there as well, hoping to boost supports to end adoptable a what can be expect from this gathering? so what a board room is the landscape the president of ukraine is hoping to get here. and ukraine is not just support from the current administration, but also from the next administration. he is. we have for incident selections coming up in only a less than 50

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more on the 1st day of the un general assembly onto 0 is different. i think that it's a james phase, joins us live now on st. james. so 11 of them does have dominated the 1st day at the us in terms of the bigger diplomatic picture. james, what's changed at the, you and, and how up to mr. call you about any kind of breaks or 11 on the gosh, well, you get the will lead is going every single year. this time in september, of course it's, it's when they gathered last year, it was just before october, the 7th. so what you're getting now is a snapshot of nearly one year on as these world leaders q are from one by one to go to that podium with the mobile background the see the most speaking out in, in the general assembly. and what you hear music coughing, the voices of leaders, all of them condemning israel. i heard the strongest speech from king of the king of jordan. i've ever heard invoking his father king who saw it saying he signed the piece strictly with his real condemning israel in the strongest man as he just played a moment ago the the america to s

fimon young, president of the general assembly of the united nations, mr. antonio guteris, secretary general of the united nations, ladies and gentlemen, heads and members of delegations, esteam guests, peace and god's blessings be upon you all. i come to you today, as my people, and for almost a year now, are subjected to one of the most heinous crimes of our era. it is a crime of a full-scale war of genocide that israel is perpetrating, israel, the occupying state. a crime that so far has killed more than 40,000 marters in gaza alone, and thousands remain under the rubble, a crime that has injured more than 100 thous others to this day, and matters are getting worse. hundreds, hundreds of palestinian families have been annihilated. entire family names have been wiped out of the civil record, more than 100 families have been completely been wiped out of the civil record, they no longer exist, thousands have died because of the spread of disease and epidemics and the shortages in medicine and water, moreover, more than 2 million palestinians in gaza have le

i gave his final speech at the united nations general assembly. that's an issue. another point for a ceasefire. now is the time for the parties are finalizes terms, bring the hostages home is the suffering and gotcha. and, and this war, he also made passing reference to israel's bombing of love and on full scale wars, not in anyone's interest. even the situation is escalated. a diplomatic solution is still possible well, but other countries called out by doing this for double standards. so i know that those who are supposedly working for a ceasefire, offensive dispatch continue to send and munition to israel so that it can continue with messages in the background to 11 on was also on the mind of the world's top. diplomats to make changes in his speech at the last minute, to address the escalation. we should all be allowed them to by the escalation. lebanon is at the bidding, the people of lebanon, the people of israel, and the people of the world cannot afford to live on to become. and not because the other leaders and from the focus, what's the best way to guys u

that is what the un is or the un general assembly. right now is focusing on, but that is in addition to palestine's full membership to the un, which uh the us and israel obviously so far continue to veto and continue to uh reject um and that is of course as israel continues to violate uh you know international law and its genocidal campaign uh we expect to see more condemnations uh to go on in today's speeches, tomorrow's fridays uh it will go on of course saturday and monday as well. um something maybe concrete that we may see is a possibility uh, we still don't know much about that yet, i am following of course the uh un speeches and what is going on in the unga, but definitely definitely um the ceasefire in gaza is the main focal point right now, but with the emergency session that is supposed to happen today as called on by uh uh by france uh we can expect to see even maybe something more concrete regarding the cease fire that will of course comprise both of vasa and lebanon. okay, thank you very much, our correspondent, rachel hamdun from new york, our correspondent naqa hamed i

thank you >> president biden delivering his final address to the united nations general assembly. i'm joined now by alex marquardt, ben wedeman, our correspondent in the middle east. he's in beirut and general wesley clark, former supreme allied commander of nato ally let me go to you first. i mean, i thought there were some pretty notable moments in that speech. obviously, he touched on the middle east saying, at one point that full-scale war is not in anybody's interest didn't spend a whole lot of time on ukraine. i thought perhaps the most striking element of this speech it was his warning to the world about artificial intelligence. but what, what stood out to you well, he sort of, as he started to tick through the different subjects, he started with ukraine, which will probably go down in terms of his legacy as one of the the more positive moments that the finer points of the support for ukraine, the american how the u.s sort of rallied nato allies to to ukraine's side to get them the weapons aid that they need. >> he said, we must not grow weary. of course, there are big quest

president zelensky spoke. at the un general assembly, in general, during his visit to the united states, he is trying to get more support for ukraine. will it be possible to do it? we are talking about this on the bbc live from london. i am yevgenia shytlovska. so, president zelensky is in the united states, where the un general assembly is taking place, and today he addressed the delegates. he again spoke about the threat to ukrainian nuclear power plants, as he did the day before during the un security council meeting, zelenskyy repeated. according to ukrainian intelligence, russia is planning attacks on nuclear power plants and wants to knock them out of the energy network. zelensky called to prevent a nuclear disaster, this was the first thing he said from the podium of the un general assembly. president zelenskyy also called for support for the peace formula that ukraine had previously proposed. according to him, this is the only way to a just peace. 10 points, including the withdrawal of all russian troops from the territory of ukraine. and speaking of other initiatives. as the ch

for us president joe biden, this will be the last general assembly as president.ber the first time he spoke from the rostrum of the un general assembly. president 2021, he did not even once mention ukraine. in 2022, he started with ukraine, devoted a huge part of his speech to ukraine and said that it is extremely important for the whole world to oppose russian aggression. 2023 too was a very important speech. this time, as i was told in the white house, it is worth expecting that ukraine will be an important element of the speech of the president of the united states, joe biden. and when i asked the representative of the white house, whether we should expect him from the ... rostrum of the general assembly to use this opportunity to garner more support, i was told that of course, and we should also expect that president biden will raise the topic of support for ukraine , this is a critically important moment at each of their bilateral meetings, and not at them at these meetings at a lot of it is planned. yulia, we know that zelensky is carrying out his victory pl

address is the annual general assembly meeting in new york. well, also from the mayor of cutoffs yesterday and how much of finding a dress so is attending the general assembly. he too called on his role to stop. it's the question of the sure. no, slight highly. and how about i look, none is ryan is currently waging war and they've been on, and no one knows to what extent this war could escalate. this is what we have repeatedly warned against it as a brutal war on guns. and it does not gain this destructive will, must stop. and this is the choice before, as right, as its leaders know very well. they know that this will need to bring security no pace to open his rail. no, to live in on the key to security risk on just pace stopped. the question on gaza stopped the war on leaving the shutters? well, the 1st the law has been seen is chief medical officer of the american university of a routes, medical center, an adult serv intensive cat medicine. he says his hospital isn't receiving offers will assist to treat the injured when the events started t

the general assembly of the united nations and they will also have a meeting with the president of serbiafter that they will become the president of the united nations, and in fact, the speech of the president of our country is in the afternoon, this time at 15:00 local time, around 10:30 the evening will start at tehran time . prediction around the clock, as you said , about half an hour, that is, from 12:30 tomorrow night tehran time until 2:00 am in the morning, in this time frame, the speech of mr. al- badishian will take place. we asked the president himself about the focus of his speech , and he said that the main focus of his speech is the topic that casts a shadow on the 79th general assembly of the united nations . our region means the issue of gaza, the zionist regime's attack on the lebanese and the events that are actually happening in our region mifete has influenced this meeting, and mr. doctors mentioned this issue in his bilateral talks with the leaders of some countries, and this will be the main focus of his speech tomorrow, and in fact , some of the dual policies of the

so ok, that's tensor benjamin netanyahu is the space for the general assembly to play it safe and then get your thoughts. i have a message for the tyrants up there on. if you would strike us, we will strike you. there is no place there is no place in the room that the long arm of israel cannot reach. and that's true of the entire bill at least. then you'll leave it. who do you think this speech today from these right, the prime minister was aimed at it's a really interesting question and i was asking myself back a lot when i was watching the speech felt it was clearly for domestic or would it be on switches? understandable when most of the just go to new york, they want to grow cost the message back coat. this is of the moment. obviously, when prime minister, nothing you always trying to revive is political for to use a l. e is face the political crises. he's keeping his calculation together, so that's one way. i feel the rest of the audience was america and the tiny bit of the west and allies. i don't think he was talking to the rest of the world. he was talking a language of 19th cen

now the one ukraine was sent to stay to las vegas general assembly. not so this year, but it will still mention wasn't that that's right. and also because during last year's un general assembly, october 7th did not happen. and everything that happened afterwards in gauze and occupied westbank in now in sullivan 11 and but of course, ukraine is still an important topic here. the ukranian president fuller, junior zalinski that will meet on thursday, not only president biden and vice president terrace, but also former president donald trump, meeting with republicans and also with democrats. meeting with politicians from across the all to secure support, not just from base administration but also for the next one. so it will still be very present to you at the you and general list did help you with responding benjamin. otherwise, a group of that reported from the united nations in new york fencing people in north east nigeria of had to live with the threats of conflicts and terrorism for years now, the was floods in decades have added to their troubles. h

iranians living abroad, and talks are also planned for them on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. they should have their own counterparts. in addition, mr. araghchi has been in new york for several days and in meetings they appeared before the assembly, and in addition to meeting and talking with the foreign ministers of cuba, kuwait, and bahrain, as well as the head of the international committee of the red cross, the un coordinator for the reconstruction of humanitarian issues in gaza, we are getting closer to the news. and we hear that after that we will be at your service with a special continuation of the program. every week, 100 different products get a golden discount in horiz korosh and they shine among other products in horiz korosh every week. congratulations, the bed and pillow you have chosen are very harmonious. thank you. the important thing is to buy it from their specialized market with these conditions and with such ease, yes, from this house to that time, yes, from sarai irani to your home, a specialized market for bedroom furniture and chandeliers of the big ir

the un general assembly, the live across the world. this is our to international. i mean in the video and you're welcome to the news our we begin with breaking news from the middle east, also with live pictures from bainbridge, where a new wave. all this really or strikes has hit the lebanese capital we're seeing now clearly or plumes of smoke from what appears to be the suburbs, just size of the lebanese capital city center. you can me a card in the distance, the mediterranean sea and the business district on the right. but these pictures coming in at live up to showing what appears to be another idea of strike on a residential area of base route. we know that earlier in the day, in fact, on friday evening, the capital was hit at 6 people were killed reportedly on another 100 wounded. the well plans of smoke could be seen rising from buildings in the cities densely populated at suburbs. here look at that, forcing people to flee and seek shelter at a local beach. lots of people in parks as well. we know markers square, very busy. the death tool is expected to rise

you as president joe biden gives his final speech to you in general assembly in new york and refusing to give the pope bite and says a ceasefire. in gaza and a hostage deal are still possible. plus security is pride in indeed administered cashmere, as the most of the majority territory holds its 1st election in 10 years. we'll hear from young people who hope that their vote can make a difference. and some 40 percent of the girls population lives along the coast with the sea levels rising quickly or can be done to of work a catastrophe. the bread golf it's good to have you with this has below it is real. continue to exchange, cross border fire, and what has become one of the deadliest weeks of violence at 11 on his scene in nearly 2 decades this morning has the little launched rockets into israel, including one targeting the most odd intelligence agencies headquarters and televi . israel said that it intercepted the rocket with no casualties, reported never according to live in these authorities. hundreds of people have already been killed this week, and israel's air attacks tens of th

and i think president past taking the podium today at the general assembly of the un, clearly laid out just the iranian president, but there are many world leaders a very long list in fact that uh implored the regime to stop its violence and aggression in gaza and in lebanon, have these words, i mean we have such a coalition of so many world leaders saying one thing, are and it seems like uh, i mean a person is taken it back how easily it falls on deaf ears, absolutely, you're right, i mean we we saw many people, including for example, even us allies uh like like the king of jordan who who implored the zionist regime to come to a cease fire agreement, to come to peace and to not escalate the situation, to stem the humanitarian catastrophe and the genocide that was unfolding in gaza and even invoked the international court of justice's of justice's opinion, and so of course when you see even u.s. in the region speaking out again. zionist crimes and aggression and about this ongoing genocide and now this escalation in lebanon, it says something about the mood around the the region and ar

the 1st is speech by the president of the general assembly. and the secretary general of the united nations followed by a brazilian president, leasing us to let us silver and then a president joe biden. his last a u. n. g, a address will, who will focus a layout and sufficient for continued us leadership on the will stage. that's what we've been hearing on several calls. also a from the white house here that he will focus not on the, on a, the tensions in the middle east. we just had that from my colleagues there, but also on the rushes of war and ukraine. and what about those tensions that in the middle east, which featured prominently on monday? that's right, and that's also what we expect to hear from him and also from prime minister is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as well as police genuine indeed. and would that possible both to address the you in general assembly on assess the of cause that has been pressure on the u. s. t more red line lines. and when it comes, say to israel. and of course, it's a completely different securit

general assembly. and i have to say the various crises from the middle east to ukraine, still very much a dominate the agenda. so as you said, there earlier, were expecting ukrainian leaders. lot him, you're the lensky to speak shortly. following the czech republic, he already spoke last night at the un security council, making the case in front of this 50 and country proofing that rush, i should be, quote, forced into peace, were expecting a similar tenor from him today. perhaps some more details as to his yet to be completely unveiled plan what he has been calling his victory plan. as for president biden, ukraine very much remains on his agenda as well. later today, he is convening a group of world leaders who have a meeting focused on you crazy and restructuring reconstruction rather, be on to that. we're also looking tonight to an emergency meeting by the un security council on the lab and on, on the fighting and live it on that is an emergency meeting can be in by france. so you can see that the f

i want to take you to the you and the general assembly in new york. as mentioned, we are expecting to hear from a bronze president must, whose position, who's going to be speaking. this is going to be the 1st time he's been at the u. and since he was elected in july, following the death of his predecessor a broken by you see, and a helicopter crash, let's listen to the fellow, hold off and all of a pain in the name of god, the most gracious, the most merciful mister president, was of the clerk southern season. not too much. my exten, my nose here. congratulations. both on the opening of the $79.00 session of the united nations general assembly. and to you, mister president, on your well deserved election. i trust that the crucial themes of this session piece on sustainable development and human dignity, really luminated the brightness has for those present and future generations through what a couple of the last year that the voted president of my country. it brought him but you see things all addressed you from this very podium that he was monitored