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recalling the recent speech of the iranian president during the un general assembly in new york, wherehe invited the leaders of the united states and the european union to sit down at the negotiating table. everything looked, well, let's say, frank, and logical, but there is an obvious explanation for this. however, there is and it lies in the fact that the influence of the new president of iran pazashkian is quite limited, everything continues to be controlled by the mullahs who have rallied around the spiritual leader of iran, ayatollah khamenei. it is he, not the presidential office of iran and defines defense and foreign policy. well , it is clear that the decisive role in the adoption of this military operation was played by key people. serey of the guard corps of the islamic revolution. however, as we can see, israel's reaction promises to be extremely tough. the only thing that can prevent her is the wavering of washington. us president joe biden, commenting on the consequences of the iranian attack on israel, said: "all g8 countries will consider israel's response disproportion

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many were, this is not even condemnation from various pays due in the recent to you when general assembly new york last week, french president, called on stopping arms, delivers to israel. it led to an outrage from using the apple store so called the statements shameful. despite concerns, world wide, washington, israel's key ally and the major's own sort. how does really military operations seems to be still submitted to be there for any reason? can yahoo in jerusalem or u. s. senate turn show that as well? again, this thoughts on friday to my friends or branch who got this backwards. we should be doubling down on helping is role because the people that want a story, israel also wanted to sort of differentiate. i get that he gets that you're finding are 5, we're going to help you with your military needs. so many noticed that washington is sending conflicting messages and is not disappoint public lakes to israel. it's o 5 to avoid 6. when you wrong that watching do things the nation right now. the last has repeated for each row at compensation package. if it's from attacking a certain targets in a

when general assembly new york last week, french president, called on stopping arms delivers to israel. it led to an outrage from nathan yahoo, the forceful, called the statements shameful. and this type concerns world wide, washington. israel's key ally and the major cancer has, is really military operations. seems to be still submitted to be there for is between were thinking yeah, when jerusalem us senate turn shoulder israel again, this time, some friends to my friends in france, you got this backwards. you should be doubling down on helping israel cost the people that warren and story israel also wanted to sort of differentiate. i get that he gets there, you're finding are 5, we're going to help you with your military needs, though many noticed that washington is sending conflicting messages and is no disappoint public lakes to israel. it's o 5 to avoid. why is it wrong that the washington state nation right now? the west has repeatedly oh for israel at compensation package. if it range from attacking a certain target in a ron a call, because when the media pieces are covered up b

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israel's recent attacks against hezbollah in his country during remarks at the united nations general assembly in new york city, calling the attacks detestable and repugnant, and saying the matter called for urgent international intervention. it's about 20 minutes. >> mr. president, i wish first and foremost to congratulate warmly you upon your election to the helm of the 79th session of the general assembly of the united nations. we wish you every success. and we convey to you our full support for your agenda of unity and the advancement of peace, development and human dignity for present and future generations. mr. president, lebanon is currently in during a crisis threatening its very existence. the future of our people and our prosperity are imperiled. this is a situation that requires international intervention on an urgent basis before the situation spirals out of control with a domino effect making this crisis impossible to contain. just as it will be impossible to extinguish the flames of this crisis, which will transform into a black hole that will engulf regional and international peace and secu

netanyahu himself has interesting phrases when he goes to new york to participate in the united nations general assembly at the new york airport. i will read these phrases from the text instead of you netanyahu says that my country is at war, my country is fighting for survival. we are rolling on seven fronts, which means we are under pressure from seven sides. gaza, west bank, lebanon, syria, iraq. and from yemen and now from the islamic republic , how long can they withstand these pressures? yes, the lebanese have their own natural conditions, their position is a defensive position, we also shot tonight in response to what the israelis did in tehran this is done a reactive operation actually so we are in our natural state. we have our own rights and our work is completely legitimate while they are insisting on something that is illegal in gaza and this weakens their situation . islam happened in a missile operation, mr. shalo, hello, i am with you in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, and have a good night. well, you are now watching the first images of ballistic missiles fired b

he was in new york at the general assembly almost holding out a fig leaf, i thought some of the politicalt the argument on how to react tally eight to the killing room. so does he still have an ability to drag them in that direction?— that direction? well, it all depends _ that direction? well, it all depends on _ that direction? well, it all depends on what - that direction? well, it all depends on what happensj that direction? well, it all - depends on what happens next. i think even the uranium moderates have come to the point of realising the restraint that iran had demonstrated was being interpreted as a sign of weakness by israel, continuing to push its advantage and iranians were worried that israel would eventually come after them anyways thinking that iran is exposed because it's most important defensive shield is on its knees. israel is more protected than ever because the united states has boosted its military presence in the region and is shielding israel. and therefore the risks are pretty high. it was a choice, the fact that they would be doomed if they do it, they would be

the same time by the way appears viktor orbán, prime minister of hungary, during the un general assembly in new yorke worked according to some media on the organization of a peace summit, which should be a continuation of his so-called peacekeeping mission, we remember this peacekeeping mission, when he came to kyiv, to moscow, and in fact, where russia should be invited, and in fact in this way he supported this peace plan of china and brazil, mr. igor, to what extent do you consider such initiatives to be real, can it really be assumed that it will play a role any significant role in the international arena, is this information noise of china that wants to advance... its position and its certain hegemony in the international arena, please, i would say that it is even, you know, information spam, so they are trying to in a way to draw attention to itself somewhere, while it looks like this, for two reasons: firstly, they never presented a normal plan of any kind, that is normal, there are some six points that they they said, well, it's not serious, you will then come up with something serious a doc

the minister, the new minister of foreign affairs in ukraine, andrii sebyza, i even now to quote this paragraph, many european diplomats who attended the un general assembly in new yorkthere has been a noticeable shift in tone and tone. discussions around the potential settlement of the situation in ukraine, they note a greater openness among ukrainian officials to discuss the possibility of reaching a cease-fire agreement, even if russian troops remain on their territory, as well as more open discussions among western officials about the urgent need for a deal, according to diplomats, ukraine's new foreign minister, andriy sebiga used private meetings with western colleagues, during his first visa trip to the us, to discuss potential, and here i emphasize, compromise solutions and was more pragmatic about the possibility of negotiations earth in exchange for security than his predecessor, that is, mr. kuleba, mr. taras, what about this pragmatism, andrii sebige, well, call it pragmatism, firstly, can it be called pragmatism, and how can it just the cockroach. firstly, with trump's pragmatism, which we just talked about, as well as with the pragmatism of zelensky's v

recalling the recent speech of the president of iran during the un general assembly in new york, where he proposed. wow, the leader of the usa and the european union sat down at the negotiating table, everything looked, well, let's say, frankly illogical, but obviously there is an explanation for this, and it lies in the fact that the influence of the new president of iran pazashkian is quite limited, everyone continues to rule the mullahs who rallied around iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khamenei. it is he, not the presidential office of iran. and determines defense and foreign policy, and it is clear that key officers of the islamic revolution guards corps played a decisive role in the adoption of this military operation. however, as we can see, israel's reaction promises to be extremely tough. the only thing that can prevent her is the wavering of washington. us president joe biden, commenting on the consequences. iran's attack on israel said: "all g7 countries will consider the response disproportionate to israel if a decision is made to strike iran's nuclear facilities. biden

minister, the new minister of foreign affairs in ukraine andrii sybyza, i even now to quote this paragraph, many european diplomats who participated in the un general assembly in new yorkt there has been a noticeable shift in the tone and content of the discussions surrounding the potential settlement of the situation in ukraine, they note the greater openness of ukrainian officials to discuss the possibility of reaching an agreement. on a cease-fire, even if russian troops remain on their territory, and more open discussions among western officials about the urgency of a deal. according to diplomats, ukraine's new foreign minister, andriy sebyga, used private meetings with western counterparts during his first visit to the us to discuss potential, and here i emphasize compromising decision and was more pragmatic about the possibility. negotiated land in exchange for security than his predecessor, namely mr. kuleba. mr. taras, what about this pragmatism, andrii sebig, well, to call it pragmatism, firstly, can it be called pragmatism, and how exactly can it be correlated, firstly, with the pragmatism of trump, which we just talked about, and also with the pragmatism of

you know, china and brazil's that set up with their own initiative for somebody in new york during the un general assembly session in new york city. and many other breaks. uh, so it was a nation's support for their initiatives. and we are grateful to our partners for you kerry about this subject and looking for ways to use to solve it as a result of divorce efficient nbc. we see a question from nbc, from the united states, from beach present. can you give the junk some questions on the mike, please? mister president, k simmons from nbc news. mister president, satellite images as had to show north korean troops that here in russia. what are they doing here? and wouldn't that be a massive escalation in the, a crate more mister president's, we are weeks away from us election rushing. mccann is accused of interfering. and that you have have private conversations with former president trump. have you been speaking with him? was have you been site with the conventional less theaters chest to a shuttle. that was the 1st soft. i always like to the 1st time you know, the satellite images disappearing these these w

the foreign affairs of our country was held on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly meeting in new york. in this meeting, the draft documents of the doha summit were approved, which is to be held in the presence of the president's physician. asian cooperation dialogue forum now more than ever. another ready to from a dialogue forum will move to an intergovernmental body to deepen cooperation in asia. iran's active presence in the asian cooperation forum is a continuation of our country's continuous efforts to play a serious role in the new regional order and remove obstacles and provide infrastructure to facilitate foreign trade. food inflation decreased in iran. according to the report of the world bank, iran's food inflation in august 1403 was announced as 24 percent, which is 1.9 percent. it has decreased compared to the previous month. according to this report, food inflation in iran has been below 30% for 6 consecutive months. also on based on the assessment of the world bank, food inflation in iran has reached lower than general inflation. in addition , according to the world bank

good question, and the answer is difficult because remember a few days ago it was the un general assembly in new yorkes, including benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, including the caretaker prime minister here in lebanon, and the talk at that time, because of all these world leaders in one place, having compositions by the scenes, and remember going to sleep here in biarritz one knights, the next morning waking up after the time difference from the news from the us overnight that the cease—fire proposal had been put together and was backed by the likes of the us and the uk and france and that the mood music around that seemed positive, the suggestion was they thought they could get the two sides to pause for 21 days, to talk and as yet —— the escalates, to try to stop what's was going to come. that was right before the israeli air strike, the sophisticated operation that killed hassan nasrallah that came a few days later on the same day. clearly, in answer to your question, those conversations happening behind—the—scenes, are they being listened to in the middle east? it appears not. mt;

to be unacceptable to biden, counting on the fact that the refusal... last week at the general assembly in new yorkn a noticeable shift in the tone and content of the discussion about a potential settlement of the conflict in ukraine. they noted the greater openness of ukrainian officials to discussing the possibility of reaching a peace agreement, even though russian troops remain on their territory, and more frank discussions among western officials about the urgency of a deal. diplomats say ukraine's new foreign minister andriy sybiga, who discussed possible compromises in candid meetings with his western counterparts during his first trip to the united states, has taken a more pragmatic stance on possible negotiations than his predecessor, following the principle of territory in... exchange for security, territory in exchange for security, nikolai viktorovich, this is what the west means by freezing the conflict, and it seems to me that in this situation we need to be even more attentive to what is happening, well, when we are dealing with the west, we always need to be very attentive, but let'

mohammad said at the united nations general assembly meeting in new york that global governance failed to deal with the palestinian genocide, and the world is witnessing the appalling reaction of world leaders to end these horrific crimes. the minister of foreign affairs of malaysia considered the use of the veto as a tool for some countries to abuse the mechanism of the security council and emphasized that some countries in a year of the crimes of the occupying regime in gaza it passed with the right of veto. let the voices of the rightists be heard in defense of gaza. mohammad stressed that israel has violated all international laws, including the genocide convention, the geneva convention and the main human rights treaties. the head of the malaysian diplomatic service said: "undoubtedly, the zionist regime committed genocide in gaza and the united nations should not stand idly by." the president brazil said it regrets that the united nations could not force israel to talk about a ceasefire . lula da silva, who went to mexico, said something that i deeply regret about the behavior of

russian federation vladimir putin on september 20, 2006 on the sidelines of the un general assembly session in new york. the minister of foreign affairs of russia, brazil, china, and the minister of defense of india, who expressed interest in developing multifaceted cooperation in a quadrilateral format, did not take part in the association in 2011, the south african republic, adopted at the summit in johannesburg, joined the association. in 2023, the decision to expand brics can be called historic without exaggeration, and on january 1, 2024 , egypt, iran, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and ethiopia joined the association. with the addition of new members, the palette of brics colors became even richer, brighter, more multifaceted, its international position, ability to positively influence world politics, defend the interests of the global south, east, that same global majority, significantly strengthened. this is confirmed by the fact that more than thirty countries have applied for rapprochement with brics in one form or another. brics participants are united by similar views on the modern

quite clear as recently as september when he met on the margins of the united nations' general assembly in new yorky attempt to to interfere in our election is something that the united states would take with the utmost seriousness. >> reporter: now, trump himself has yet to speak out on this specific reporting and the information into the chinese hacks -- investigation into the chinese hacks, but his campaign is blaming his political opponent. they put out this statement. quote, this is the continuation of election interference by kamala harris and democrats who will stop at nothing, including emboldening china and iran, attacking critical american infrastructure to prevent president trump from from returning to the white house. trump himself speaking on the trail over the weekend stuck to his usual criticism of chinese economic policy. take a listen to him. >> they robbed us and ripped us, and i don't blame them. they get away with it, you know, but they didn't get away with it. you know, i charged them more tariffs than china has paid in a thousand years. >> reporter: well, the fbi is now invest

new york. zelensky was already in new york at the un general assembly, went to washington, then to meet with trump was returning again to new york. and even in new york itself, we can see the trump tower meeting place, that is, on the territory of donald trump. but still, having made these compromises, leaving, so to speak. for this meeting with trump, it was important, the meeting itself was important for conveying to trump the ukrainian position on the war, right? of course, and by this behavior, trump wanted to clearly demonstrate that this meeting is more important for volodymyr zelenskyi than for him, he forced volodymyr zelenskyi to undergo a certain public humiliation, begging him about the meeting many times, publicly sending such letters, he also emphasized that he is ready to act quite harshly towards ukraine, even on the eve of this meeting, because we heard accusations from the republicans, towards volodymyr zelenskyi, towards of ukraine in the fact that they are interfering in the pre-election process in the united states, so the level of conflict, the level of a certain confrontation

last week, for example, the united nations general assembly came together in new york and a number of leaders visited us at the new york stock exchange. amongst those leaders for the presidents of argentina, south africa, and the european commission. and now importantly today, we turn to one of our own nation's highest elected officials to share his unique perspective at a pivotal time in our country. so without further delay, i like to turn the podium over to the u.s. speaker of the house, mike johnson. [applause] mr. speaker, thank you. speaker johnson: thank you. thank you all so much and thank you for the invitation. it is a surreal opportunity for me, not one that i ever anticipate happening. it is such an honor to me that you all have taken the time to be here. it is a consequential moment in our history, and history of some of our allies today. it is great pleasure to be with you all at the world's great financial center. that is all true, everything that was just said, alongside business owners and job creators. we would be remiss if we did not make two notes as i begin some p

. - now, a week ago, i was covering the united nations general- assembly up in new york where the americansing a diplomatic charge to try and get - a diplomatic resolution - between israel and hezbollah after months of cross—border fire on the border— between the two. that to me felt like quite - a stark change from what had happened when it came - to the gaza war, because for months, the americans. were actually vetoing calls for an immediate cease—fire by the un security council. i this time the americans i were actually really among those leading this charge for, "an immediate cease—fire" i so they were calling - for restraint, for mediated negotiation between the two and a truce. | a 21 day truce in the context of everything that frank - has just been about. now, that efforts completely failed and it failed _ in a very vivid form - because the israeli prime minister was at new yorkl for the general assembly, gave a speech where he didn't mention the cease—fire at all, | and within about 90 minutes of the outcome of the strikel was launched by the israelis that killed hassan in beirut. i

continue, zelensky tried to become the loudest during the regular session of the un general assembly held in new york russians got it from him, but also the chinese. true, they say that the representative of the prc most likely did not hear this in the original, since he was in a hurry to meet with the russian minister lavrov. well, much more interesting. in the trash can on our president or what, what kind of nonsense is this, what international law, they destroyed everything, and then they start to reproach russia for defending its sovereignty, another phrase, here about double standards, which really struck me this week, the minister of foreign affairs, this is the us minister of defense or deputy, it doesn't matter, says: israel has the right to push aside, i say again, we are not for israel, we are not for anyone, belarus is for peace, israel and... has the right to push aside other states around it at some distance of 100 km, so that there is no threat, and russia has no right to push nato 200 km away from its borders. along the perimeter of the union state, but we are not pushing it away yet,

ceasefire between israel and his full life that the americans have put out during the un general assembly meeting in new york . however, the one country that has actually influence with israel is the united states. so in contact with us administration, who by the way also have said if you're on the tax is around, it will have serious consequences. if there is something that can be done individually as countries for as you, we are simply not an important enough diplomatic play in the region at this point to go outside of what, where the us administration is going. and, and i want to add to that if, if i make that, it's a pity because when you talk about 11 and for example, then we have a forever, of course, the french, they have great, a leverage and an a, an influence still in lebanon. they were trying to be part of this deal for a cease fire. we heard about last week that collapsed even before it's managed to actually be seriously discussed. so it's a pretty because i think the 1st of all, the americans that were very much busy with the november 5th with the election, that's the main priority. they have, th

israel's recent attacks against hezbollah in his country during remarks at the united nations general assembly in new york city, calling the attacks detestable and repugnant, and saying

general assembly . last amongst the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization. the industry and civility of underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that underlie kind of to be replaced. doing that is questioning the right policy in children to food, the shelter, to a dictation and to hold get israel's campaign against. under his words we failed year into the genocide. the agency remains un says there are no plans to a band these guys gabriel's on to i would just need a united nations your and as what we're hearing earlier in the program is rarely authorities have issued warnings for some level on order residents to leave on the beaches and areas near the only river, it follows constant heavy strikes in the south of the country that is rarely false as cool. targeted operations against has bola, they'll send you by has more from the southern city of side and on how people are coping with the new restrictions. the site and c castle, a fortress built by the crusaders in the 13th century. now historical landmark, that is a reminder of this coastal cities

those with the messages i have delivered to the high level segments as a general assembly in september in new york. unfortunately, they, the main valley is unlocked everywhere. we must uphold the values of un shot at the middle of law. and the principles of subs that i need to get it started integrity and political independence of all states. mary ellen o'connell as professor of law and professor of international peace studies at the university of notre dame and the united states to join us from new york city. welcome to the w professor. you think those criticisms are the secretary general's of russia visit a justified? or i understand why they're being made. it was the hope of so many countries around the world, especially you crane 1st and foremost, but it's near neighbors, the politics that russia would be biased, related that once it hadn't baited and violated the un charter, the rest of the world would really come to ukraine's assistance and make it impossible for russia to continue with the war. but honestly, and this is really the major reason why gutierrez has gone to this summit. rush is

general assembly . last month. the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization, the indispensable to have underway some of the questions nor come to fact that under law cannot be replaced for doing that is questioning the right openness to me and children to food, the shelter to the dictation. and to help us get israel's campaign against. under his words we failed year into the genocide, the agency remains un says there are no plans to a bad guys gabriel's on do. i would just need a united nations. your chris going, this is a full in the spokesman full on right. he says what's happening and also i have of the policy is a stain on the conscious of humanity. in the last you, we have seen does the transform from well to form a position, prime minister, described as well as the largest open that prison then became the world's largest concentration come. and today, garza has been transformed into an industrial scale slaughter house. and i use the word slope to advise simply because frankly, animals in most of it falls in the world, are killed, more hu

general assembly. last month. the new york countries rally around these un organization, the indispensable it to have underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that under law kind of to be replaced for doing that is questioning the right policy in children to food, the shelter to dictation, and to help us get israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide. the agency remains un says, there are no plans to a band these guys gabriel's on to i'll just eat a united nations. your, the, the voters in mozambique are heading to the pose to elect a new president on parliament members, president infinity can use a of the ruling party is stepping down after 2 times. corruption and poverty have be major campaign issues come web reports. the routing for lee and i policies come that it says donald trump, right, is the youngest leader is ever had. and when speaking to support is it riley's, he's been trying to distance himself from the corruption scandals in which truly most been implicated in the past

general assembly . last month. the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization, the indispensable it to of underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that under law cannot be replaced. for doing that is questioning the right of palestinian children to food, to shelter dictation, and to hold israel's campaign against audra his words we failed year into the genocide. the agency remains un says, there are no plans to a bad these guys gabriel's on to how does it united nations, your affairs? 5 things are opposite in the occupied. westbank is, is ready for us to assume the tone to bulk of the scenes fed on the messaging up show the assault and the 2 of us governor words, at least one was so was used in the attempt to send you need his reports, and one man was shot dead when his ready foods re did his home. a still a head on al jazeera, as votes as for base to go to the posen wasn't big. we looked at the who could replace the current president. the hello we're looking at a few might be showers in the full cost, perhaps some along the spouse of

way, there were many wars of israel from various countries during the recent un general assembly, for example, in new york last week, french president hold on suffering ars delivery. so these rules lead to an outrage . hold the statement, same as the 2 politicians later spoke over the phone. the price of these $10.00 after the french foreign minister met with the policy in france prime minister earlier and wanted to discuss the ways to end of the conflict that was on that meeting. he was really hard, but at the take the message was sent to the official television. but despite the concerns worldwide washington, i have to say 0 p l i and the majors. these really military operations seems to be committed. still meeting with us senator field of israel again, this time from, from let's say, collect to my friends in france. you got this backwards. you should be dumpling down on helping israel because the people that want a story. israel also wanted to sort of differentiate. i get that he gets that you're finding are 5, we're going to help you to your military needs. so a year are off to add to tragedies, really

for example, at the recent general assembly high level meetings in new york to try to value support to have a more financial a more funds for these mission. because really, and this has been said, but the un secretary general a comparing that the default are needed for this mission with the money that has been rented to other security prices around. well, it is not a huge amount of money. okay, what did, so it is really do you, what do you say, do we need in a proper un peacekeeping mission of to be sent to haiti? would that do the job of helping to restore the rule of law and some sort of social piece in the country will visit the local security forces in haiti, clearly need a box and off into an international force. the strong international force to re date, a huge swats of the territory in the copy to and other regions of the country that have been a big that are now controlled by gangs that have been spreading great over recent years. so what do you wish to know what they are? let me just ask you, what do you think the window has it taking that step to send in a peacekeeping missio

minister of foreign affairs of our country, on the sidelines the united nations general assembly meeting was held in new york. in this meeting, the draft documents of the meeting of dove leaders were approved, which is to be held with the presence of the president's physician. the asian cooperation dialogue forum is now more than ever ready to move from a dialogue forum to an intergovernmental body for deepening cooperation in asia. iran's active presence in the asian cooperation forum is a continuation of our country's continuous efforts to play a serious role in the new regional order and remove obstacles and provide infrastructure to facilitate foreign trade. yes thank you to my colleagues in the editorial office of foreign trade for this report prepared by sada vasima news agency, mr. sohrabi, let's start with you . what is the position of the asian cooperation dialogue forum in terms of economic and international trade, how important is it? god bless the resistance and the leader of the resistance and congratulations to the people today, by being present in all the centers and provinces, they are going

general assembly. last month. the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization, the indispensible that you have underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that under law cannot be replaced. the doings dots is questioning the right oh palestinian children to food the shelter to a diffusion and to whole get israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide, the agency remains un says there are no plans to a bad guys gabriel's on to i would just need a united nations your for a yeah, of of horses and dogs. i have been working around the clock cover and the latest developments, the booming work is vital to keeping the world informed about as well as actions in gaza. but the coverage comes as a personal cost is a correspondent, honey, my mood. i don't really know where to start. it's been a whole year and i don't even recall when did i take this off to visit that? i'm wearing. we're nights where i have to sleep with it. throughout the day i have to wear many hats. the correspondence of taking care of news lines at t

general assembly . last month. the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization. the indispensable to have underway some of the questions nor can the fact that under law cannot be replaced for doing that is questioning the right openness to me and children to food, to shelter, to education, and to hold, get israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide, the agency remains un says, there are no plans to a band these guys gabriel's on to i would just need a united nations your those really military has damage to completely destroyed 93 percent of the schools and gossip or universities have been destroyed. one to him commonly used in this war is scholastic side. it refers to the systemic of literal ration of education through the arrest detention, or kenning of teaches students and stuff, and the destruction of educational infrastructure. tonic i was in reports from con eunice. despite the devastation to the old talis redone makes his way to the ruins, with books in his bag and determination in his to it. the work to him makes shift cla

general assembly. last month, the new york countries rally around these un organization, the indispensable it to have underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that under law cannot be replaced for doing that is questioning the right openness to me and children to food, the shelter to a diffusion and to hold get israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide. the agency remains un says, there are no plans to a bad these guys gabriel's on do. i'll just eat a united nations your what am i called a robot? as in spoke, tiffany, for lesser, we need the head of honora. he describes cronsa as a graveyard for palestinians, a little more because it won't listen agency which was investing into human development of the person risk g. so why don't serve is lifetime of the price with the cheese in getting gaza. we had about 300000 girls and boys. so you know, school, we were providing education at the primary level. i'm just going through a level we had vocational training. we were offering job opportunity to a number off of a student. basically, the agency was a glimpse of whole, b

general assembly. last month, the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization. the indispensable to have underway must be questions nor come to thought that underlie kind of to be replaced. for doing that is questioning the right policy in children to food, the shelter to the dictation. and to help us get israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide, the agency remains un says, there are no plans to a bad because gabriel's on to i would just need a united nations your. this is, it was one of the guys as being the deadliest conflicts in recent memory for journalists. the international federation of journalist says the mortality rate as more than 10 percent is really a tax of killed a $170.00 for media workers in gaza in the past year. or con, has this report us these best stuff to protect and clearly identified you unless yet there's also little protection for palestinian journalists, who risk their lives to reports and is ralph relentless bombing has gone back into gauze? do you know anything on the 1st day of the war up to the 7t

piece those with the messages i have delivered to the high level segments and the general assembly in september in new york, a 0 yourself of all the about joining us from cause on. so what's come out of this final day of talks? well, representatives of almost full say, states gather at one round table including leaders of the brakes and c, i s countries, asia, africa, the me at least on latin america, many strong piece messages were delivered by the leaders and you know, it felt like maybe it has of state decided to show an example of how to find some conflicts and their own countries. first and foremost, late wednesday, nice prime minister in the range ramirez you met, chinese presents. she's in pain on the side lines on the break summit and debris to work towards a peaceful relationship, taking steps towards normalization of ties, a bose prime minister movie. and present st. endorsed a bolt of a toning agreement. uh prime minister mode. it has already left cuz on, as he's having a nice thing was i love shows today. a lot of attention was say to them, at least a piece supplements, of course, according to

general assembly. last month, the new york countries rally around the u. n. organization, the indispensable it to have underway. some of the questions nor come to thought that under law cannot be replaced for doing that is questioning the right or palestinian children to food, to shelter dictation, and to hold israel's campaign against. under his words, we failed year into the genocide. the agency remains un says there are no plans to a bad these guys gabriel's on to, i'll just eat a united nations your. the we're going to bring in the city implies that he is the commissioner general of human agency for policies on refugees, on what he's joining us from. i'm on that, so thank you very much indeed for being with us. how would you describe the difference between the, on well as it is now, and what on role was like before the war on gods have begun? while before the war was an agency which was investing into human development of the person with the cell phone, one wireless or really lifeline, or the transfer of the cheese in getting gaza. we had about 300000