mojtaba shahzouni correspondent of the geneva broadcasting agency.learn more about the details of the plans of the minister of foreign affairs in geneva , i will talk more with my colleague mr. shahsouni , a reporter of sada and sima news agency. in geneva, mr. shahsoni, hello, what latest news do you have for us? hello, i am at your service, mrs. shabiri and dear viewers of the khabar channel. yes, as you mentioned in the report. mr. dr. amir abdullahian gave a speech this evening at the meeting of the world refugee forum on the issue of the situation in gaza and. palestinian refugees point out the situation of iranian refugees and that there are more than 5 million displaced people and refugees in iran , iran has been hosting these refugees for more than 45 years , and the aid given to the islamic republic of iran at the international level is less than there are 1% expenses that can be mentioned . in addition, on the sidelines of the meeting of the world refugee forum, dr. amir abdullahian had a very intensive trip, eight meetings with foreign min

imogen foulkes has the latest from geneva.— the latest from geneva.e latest from geneva. the latest figures from _ the latest from geneva. the latest figures from the _ the latest from geneva. the latest figures from the un _ the latest from geneva. the latest figures from the un refugee - the latest from geneva. the latestl figures from the un refugee agency shows that 114 million people have been forcibly displaced. we read a lot in the papers, we hear a lot on tv, but the pressure, particularly in wealthy countries, the pressure of migrants. the reality the un inaudible wants to hammer home in the summit, how we can prevent more people becoming displaced. the key thing that the un refugee agency wants to do is take some of the heat out of what is increasingly, particularly in europe, the united kingdom, a very polarised and politicised debate. we hear a lot from wealthy countries about how we just can't take any more, too many people are coming. the reality is that the vast majority of people who are displaced stay very close to home. european coun

as resing a meeting at the united nations in geneva. called it the urgent duty of the international community to take effective measures to stop israel's attacks on gaza. he called for more human aid for gaza as well. said the inhumane behavior of israely soldiers. v palestinan prisoners shows the similarity of the regime's nature. he noted that israel and the us will never be able to hamas a movement. the iran diplomated that israel cannot release its captives through aggression either. resistant moment says it hit a number of targets in the northern parts of the occupied territories as well as at. base with appropriate weapons, the group also targeted artillery bas in another is also came under missile strikes, the movement says attacks response to crimes against palestinians and also reports of science going off in israel parts of the icad lines, meanwile israeled village in lebanon a residential building has also come under and is drone attack on the town area along has frequently witnessed exchange of fire between hisball and israe

during a meeting with his lebanese counterpart on the sidelines of the world refugee assembly in geneva. he said the united states needs to put an end to his unconditional support for israel and its war crimes. minister hail led on for his anti-zionist policy saying beirot has always been one of the key pillars of resistance in the region. amy abdul also warned about regional expansion of the war in gaza saying if israel keeps up its attacks. the situation in the region will get out of hand, he noted us is making wrong calculations in the gods of genocide, referring to u.s. defeat against hezbolla and lebanon, he said us will not achieve anything in gaza except killing more palestinians. our gaza correspondent spoken to some displaced residents of dear abola who are now living intense, listen to what they have to say about their situation. the morning my children were starving, they were crying, they wanted to have their breakfast, believe it or not, they found nothing eat but l, this was the breakfast, even if we want to buy anything, there's nothing available in the markets and we hav

be with us in this part of our communication program i am in geneva with my colleague, mr.h soni, the reporter of the international broadcasting news agency , who is present in geneva with the minister of foreign affairs of our country. hello, mr. shah soni. good morning , mr. amir abdollahian's travel plans for the viewers. mr. hosseini. hello, i am at your service and dear viewers of khabar channel. i am at your service from geneva, switzerland, the hotel where the meeting of the world refugee forum is held, mr. dr. amir abdollahian, who at the head of a high-level political delegation traveled to geneva, switzerland yesterday evening and entered geneva for a meeting on the sidelines of the refugee meeting. ministers held about palestine the foreign ministers of different countries attended this meeting. mr. dr. amir abdullahian gave a speech in this meeting. in addition to this meeting , they had bilateral meetings with the foreign ministers of tunisia and lebanon. they are going to have bilateral meetings this morning. at this meeting of the world assembly. the refugees

addressing a meeting at the un in geneva. abdullah han called the urgent duty of the international community to take effective measures and stop israel's attacks on gaza. he also called for more humanitarian aid. amir abdul said in humane behavior of israeli soldiers or was palestinian prisoners also shows a similarity of the regime's nature to daish terrorists. he also noted israel and the us will never be able to eliminate hamas. the iranian diplomat added israel also cannot release his captives through aggression. we take shelter in tent, since we have no blankets or warm clothes, we are continuously stricted to the cold, the prices of our basic needs, albeit unavailable, are unimaginably high, we have no access to bread or even flour, it is unavailable and we stand in long lines to get a piece of bread, and most times it is in vain, we became homeless and sleep on the ground, it's very difficult to find water, having food has nearly become impossible, we are family of 29, taking shelter in a small tent, we have been looki

as explained by the participants, the geneva convention is therefore considered the most challenging implement as the inability of the un to... stop israeli atrocities and standing up for the people of gaza has now come to light, just because actus violate international law, it doesn't kind of undermine the validity of international law, it just means that we need to work on better enforcement and better accountability mechanisms that uh we do always uh you better in term implementation um unfortunately you it seems that the 75 years that the universal declaration of human rights now is exist. i think we have made progress in some parts, but we have also incurred many setbacks and all i can hope is that we draw our lessons. horrible situation and that you wisdom will prevail and sustainable solution for peace will prevail. established in 2017, the foundation of dialogue and solidarity of unified nations temps to take positive step applying the concepts of human rights, particularly in a region where it is mostly overlooked. hopes that by shedding light on the shortings that exist, it

so for the international community has not demonstrated the will power to properly implement the geneva convention. and what's happening in gaza is a clear example of that. press tv, tehran. and that's all for this news bullet and thank you for watching. goodbye. یک منطقه کمربندی است که تقریباً عمق آن ۱۰ تا ۱۵ کیلومتر است و این منطقه هم اکنون زیر سلطه سطحدار یا دست نشانده اسرائیل است. عام 1973 people are very good, very kind to me, food good and... top stories on press tv: head of the un agency palestinian refugees has expressed concern over the deepening tragedy in gaza likening it to beseeg strip to hellonor. the official says palestina the gaza are eating. safety that israel continues pounding different parts of the iras israel in the us will never be able to eliminate palesting a meeting at the un in geneva, added israel also cannot release his captives aggression.

the meeting of the un world refugee forum was held in geneva. minister of foreign affairs of our country gave a speech in this meeting. dealing with the situation of palestinian refugees was one of the issues that the minister of foreign affairs emphasized in this meeting. ladies and gentlemen, attending the world refugee forum. on behalf of the islamic republic of iran, the meeting of the world refugee forum was held here at the united nations convention center in geneva. a meeting to review the status of refugees, the minister of foreign affairs began his speech in this meeting with a question. why only a few a few countries should be responsible for hosting the majority of refugees in the world. mr. amir abdollahian, referring to the purpose of establishing this forum to support the hosts of refugees , said that it is the longest hosting of refugees in the world. as you know, it has been more than 45 years that the islamic republic of iran has hosted the longest refugee situation and now, after the developments in afghanistan in 2020, my coun

remarks during meeting with the lebanes counterpart on the sidelines of world refugee assembly in geneva. he said us needs to put an end to his unconditional support for the regime, minister hail lebanon for his anti-signist policy saying beirot has always been one of the key pillars of resistance. am also warned about regional expansion, the war in gaza, saying the situation in the region could very easily get out of hand. he know us is making wrong calculations in the god's genocide. for us to defeat against hezbollah in lebanon, he said us will not achieve anything in gaza except killing more palestinians. presidente correspondent in gaza strip is spoken to some displaced residence the city now living intense. let's listen to what they were saying about the situation. first of all, we don't have bread, we don't have cant food as they are unavailable in the market. in the morning my children were starving, they were crying, they wanted to have their breakfast, believe it or not, found nothing eat but elemonage, this was the breakfast, even if we want to buy anything, there's nothing av

mojtaba shah soni correspondent of geneva broadcasting agency. the capital increase of 50 thousand billion tomans of melli and sepe banks will be done by the end of december. according to a member of the board of directors of national bank, this capital increase will happen from the place of issuing bonds and for the first time in the last 12 years for state banks. basically, banks can give 12 times the amount of capital they have to education his science is related to money creation, but he can do 12 times the capital they have. give education to different economic sectors and dear people and economic enterprises. naturally, capital increase of any hundred will help 12 times the ability to donate to the banks . the place of renewal of the property and the effect of the land is good, money to the bank. it has not entered the fact that now this debate will confirm the release of almost new money bonds to the banks. in this way, research day was recorded in the national media with the presence of the head of the broadcasting organization the suprem

hello reporter, please allow us to go to geneva, switzerland. where the secretary of state from they are there on tuesday, saturday , we entered the third day of their trip, and on the second day of their trip, the minister of foreign affairs had seven meetings and one speech. today's program , which is the third day of mr. amir abdollahian's trip , let's ask my journalist colleague , mr. shahsoni, mr. shasoni, hello, reporter , hello, i am at your service, mrs. hajipour and dear viewers of the khabar network . the day of mr. dr. amir abdullah's trip. the foreign minister of our country is going to geneva, switzerland, and they are going to have bilateral meetings today. it was said that today there is a meeting with the united nations high commissioner for refugees . in addition to this , they will also have other bilateral meetings with the foreign ministers of other countries at around 17:00 tehran time yesterday. the united nations refugee council, mr. dr. amir abdullahian gave a speech. in this speech , he mentioned various issues, includin

remarks during meeting with his lebanese counterpart on the sidelines of world refugee assembly in geneva. he said us needs to put an end to his unconditional support for israel and its war crimes. mr. held lebanon for its anti-zionist policy saying beirot has always been one of the key. pillars of resistance in the region also warned about regional expansion of the gaza war saying if israel keeps up its attacks and the situation in the region will get out of hand, he noted us is making wrong calculations in the gaza genocide, referring to us defeat against hezbollah in lebanon, he said us will not achieve anything in gaza except killing more palestinian civilians, press tv correspondent in gaza, spoken to some displaced residences of city of abal who currently reside in a tents. first of all, we don't have bread, we don't have canned food as they are unavailable in the market. in the morning, my children were starving, they were crying, they wanted to have their breakfast. believe it or not, they found nothing eat but lemonage. this was their breakfast, even if we want to buy anything, t

yasum shahmadi press tv, geneva. those were the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the news in around four minutes time. take care for now. یک منطقه کمربندیست که تقریباً عمق آن ۱۰ تا ۱۵ کیلومتر است و این منطقه هم اکنون زیر سلطه سعد حدداد یا دست نشانده اسرائیل است عام 1973 دخلت قوه اسرائيليه كبيره الى الحي الجنوبي من الطيبه ودمرت حوالي 14 بيت الاسرائيليين هم اللي هجمونا على بيتنا حاوطونا من كل الجهات وما استطاعوا الوصول لكل البيت هلا في بلد طيبه كان في عمليات كروفار قدمو هؤلاء الشباب بقياده الدكتور مصطفى شمران نحن محكومون بالامل وما يحدث اليوم ليس نهايه التاريخ. morally reprehensible and you're forbidden from looting dead dead bodies or looting houses looting uh places when you're in a so-called professional army, but of course i in in israel geneva convention and international law translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used to actually behaving like professional soldiers when they're they're just busy killing children, they're not really equipped mentally, physically to fight man to man, s

so far the international community has not demonstrated the will power to properly implement the geneva convention and what's happening in gaza is a clear example of that. isumishahdi press. a suicide attack by terrorist group a police station in northwest pakistan has left at least two dozen people dead. security officials say an explosives lad in truck rammed into the police station in the district of province near the afcon border. a group affiliated with the pakistan responsibility for the pre-don attack. many of those killed were sleeping in clothes. pakistani army has not commented on the instant investigation has launched though at. level to determine whether all the victims were military personnel. the police station was used for intelligence gathering operations against terrorist outfits active in that area a former militant stronghold and has seen a number of bomb and con attacks in the past. dozen security council on voice have visited egypt's border with the gaza strip amit a spring humanitarian crisis in palestinian territory caused by the brutal us is really onslot. the on

so far the international community has not demonstrated the will power to properly implement the geneva convention, and what's happening in gaza is a clear example of that. gisumy press tv, tehran. that's what for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top again, let us make it clear from the beginning, the us veto at the unsc for immediate cease fire makes it complicit in the in gaza. as bombs continue to ring down on palestinian civilians and cause widespread destruction, the u.s. has once again used its power to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand sfire in gaza. by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity. once again, unc has failed by refusing to generally commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a warmungering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will only get. worse and runs the risk of extending. usb sece fire this week on the media stream. press tv's news and briefs and general assembly has overwhelmingly proved a resolution that calls for

thanks lot sir, former un special rapporter alfred joining us uh from geneva. of course these are live images we getting out from the gauza strip as israels continue or incessant uh bomb from air, land and sea. against the besieged palestinians in the ghaza strip, the death has passed 16,000 two months of incessant bombing and missile strikes against the palestinians has uh left the entire north of gaza strip in rubble, it is uh basically demolished close to 50% of all residential infrastructure in the gaza strip, let's not forget the full siege. which has cut off electricity, water, fuel, food, medicine, all basic necessities and supplies into the gaza strip, which is uh leaving the uh the gauza strip, the humanitarian situation and the circumstances on the brink of a catastrophe not seen before in recent times, but we will keep you posted on our latest development and details with regards to... the israeli asymmetrical war on the gaza strip right here on pr, we'll be back in just about a minute with the news and brief, stick around. this life of yaster arafat

speech she gave in geneva.ming up, we speak with greg gosar as president biden appears to be caving to republican demands for hardline border measures in exchange for funding for the war in ukraine and beyond. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "cloud's teardrops" by terez sliman and yazim ibrahim. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we look now at how president biden appears to be caving to republican demands for hardline border measures in exchange for funding for the war in ukraine that also include a new crackdown on asylum-seekers and immigrants nationwide. this is cbs reporter camilo montoya-galvez. >> these changes include a new authority that would allow border agents to summarily expel migrants back to mexico or their home countries no questions asked without a some screening. similar to the title 42 policy that ended in may and also propels mandatory detention for the migrants who would be allowed to make a case for asylum. and

yasum shah ahmadi press tv, geneva. terron has strongly condemned the us and uk sanctions against the head of the islamic. revolution, guards core, quts force, ismail qaani and the representatives of the palestinian resistance movements hamas and islamic jihad in iran. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says the sanctions are part of several decades of hostile but futile policies against iran. noster katani stressed that the irgc is a leading anti-terrorism organization and it's no surprise that countries which created and sponsored days resented. he added that the us and the uk are trying to cover up their responsibility for israeli war crimes in gaza. can oni expressed confidence, the sanctions would not undermine the determination of the irgc to defend iran and fight terrorism and global hegemony. let's wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the tops and brief. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. israel's genocide against palestinians. make sure to join the show throug

press tv, geneva. and that's it for this hours bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. they say lightning never strikes twice, but it does. هاي الابنيه محروقه كلياتها منزوعه، نهبوا اللي كل شيء فيها ما خلوا غير البقايا الحديد يعني اللي مبين وحروه مشان يغطوا على زرائب. in yarmuk soon on press tv. is when you're in a so-called professional army, but of course i in in israel, geneva convention and international law translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used to actually behaving like professional soldiers when they're they're just busy killing children, they're not really equipped mentally physically to fight man to man, so you know they just loot and kill children, very brave, such military, such warriors right, what have they achieved? uh, oh yeah, that's right, nothing, couldn't take gaza, couldn't destroy hamas infrastructure? uh couldn't destroy hamas itself, zero, nothing. news in brief for this hour, israel has carried out fresh strikes on the gaza strip, killing dozens in the southern cities of

with the number 1648, yes, she has the ability to communicate with by the russian side through genevaformation, perhaps the person who they are looking for her, she is in captivity, but it seems that you need to know that this person is missing, that is, this is the third step, the fourth step is to apply, well, we recommend all the available authorities, the coordination headquarters, there are organizations like ours, there is the patriot group, for example, there, that is, but distinguish it, because you can also run into fraudsters , which, by the way, very often happens that people turn to an organization and the organization demands money, which you understood, not the state, not... organizations, who search for missing persons, do not ask for money, a group the patriot does not do this, and i know that the organizations with which we communicate and the signed memorandum do not do it either, if someone demands money for the search for missing persons, you need to pay attention to it, that is, there are many organizations that, well, do much more work and they don't take money f

yusuf, geneva. that's a wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news in brief. carried out fresh strikes on the gaza strip killing dozens in the southern cities of honinus and rafa, the total death tools now nearing 19,00 since the war began 70 days ago, most of those killed are women and children. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugee says no place has been spared from israel's constant bombings. philip lazarini says the locations include medical and un facilities that should be protected under the law of war. he says gazans are terrified, desperate and hungry.

to geneva complexion. and not just the geneva convention, the optical $49.00, but even the price, the cause of a june 1977. this i said was, we are waiting the big brother to in which like the i love the one will have to get the, i mean, the responsibility they want the other to it. so i want to see it's a shame that this is not printing. no, i don't the nurse, anybody can handle that. no more. but as was pretty much is when it comes to tv. yeah. when it comes to events, just some, a lot of the, you know, with the, i mean, but they, well, i mean, they were stuck in one way or another. we have to protect them as well. we have to ensure that you met. but what's happening now, they don't care. it's just well actually speak louder than words around ya. sorry to interrupt you one more time. but i just want to say i, i do thing as it will continues to cool out in crowd. and hara action of course, will speak louder then it was around the navy. joining us here on how to international, a legal advisor. we really ap

the message from here in geneva is that israel cannot take united states support for granted. for brandon life was there in geneva, thankful. russia it has criticized israel's continued bombardment of gauze. are the countries farm? it is a 2nd of rough, says it amounts to collective punishment of the palace thing, and people who took part in the doha, for them remotely. we strongly condemned to the service that the guys the eastern of on the 7th of october, like we can them and that there was the tech at the same time. we do not believe it's acceptable to use this. this event for collective punishment of the millions of palestinian people was indiscriminate showing of the city of the waters a corresponding cash i bought a has more from the doha for i've been talking to a senior officials attending the how for and let me just give you some highlights of basically what they have to say, cutoff 40 minutes. so it's just the amount of sending to come of the international organization saying that they are paid to the level of privacy is made to bring it on to the will of the top rem

at least 1 million palestinians are suffering from starvation. was speaking at the un meeting in geneva. he deplored the national community for action toward the situation in. he said utter international failure in protecting the palestinians, that un food program says nearly half the 2.3 million gaza population is sting due to israel's unrelenting atrocities. genocidal war left more than 18,400 people dead in gaza, considerably huge number of victims, women and the military king of hamas has targeted avive with missiles and retaliation for the regime's deadly onslot on gaza, southern city. also came under attack by the al heavy is underway between uh resistance fighters and israely forces and khanuns and gaza city. al-qasam say they killed nearly dozen israely soldiers and eastern gaza city. a mortar attack was also launched against israely forces hiding in a building in gaza city, killing and injuring some of them. numbery forces were also killed with a mortar shells in eastern and north eastern a khan unis. several israeli military vehicles have also been targeted. israel military sa

we receive distress calls from our people in geneva just yesterday. we couldn't provide them with food, brad or diapers because the idea is stationed at the entrance as to the camp, looking all roads and hospitals on the ambulances and civil defense vehicles, co ordinated with them are allowed to pass with delays after being examined. well, local, say those killed were on armed and posed a no danger. and the idea of spokesperson claimed the raid was aimed at forwarding its harris and the account as to what's all it sets before them. a good idea of forces. alongside warner police, i'm the i asked a completed a comprehensive brigade operation today in the janine refuge account as we have operated since we entered the refugee camp in geneva, we will continue to operate determinedly to support to are willing to come in and triple certainly a palestinian journalist and the political analyst mohammed, the james, says, is really claims of fighting terrorism and refugee camps don't justify destroying civilian infrastructure. the idea of deals and english if i

but geneva-based ngo, the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor said. the total is 25,000. the israeli attacks have crippled critical infrastructure in gaza as well. palestinian telecommunications firms say services are cut again, hampering rescue efforts. the palestinian resistance moven hamas says israely forces are crumbling in the gaza strip in the face of resistance fighters. hamas's military wing degasan brigates says this is despite the fact that the resistance. is pitted against an army equipped with the most advanced weapons and fighter jets. qassam spokesman abu ubed says his fighters have targeted more than 100 israeli military vehicles only in the last 5 days. the spokesman also says the fatalities of israeli troopers are multiple times greater than what the regime is acknowledging. the palestinian resistance. moving hamas says the israeli attack that killed an al-jazera camera man in the gaza strip on friday was deliberately targeted at journalists. the movement says the strike a un school was attempt to intimidate news staff documenting the regime's massacres

the total death toll in gaza is now around 18,800, but geneva-based ngo, the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor says the toll is 25,000. the israeli attacks have crippled critical infrastructure in gaza as well. palestinian telecommunications. firm say services are cut again, hampering rescue efforts, houses reduced to rubble, hospitals packed with casualties, with nowhere being safe from israeli bombardment in gaza, despite all the pain and suffering palestinians vow to continue their resistance in the wake of action by international bodies, we have had enough of this war, i said to netanyahu, whatever you do, the resistance... continues and our bodies are for the resistance, the united nations has been holding israel responsible since our neckback in 1948, what happened since then, it's all empty words, we are the ones who pay the price, they're watching the photos and nobody is saying anything, the bodies are all children, women and old people, they're all civilians, you know the numbers of civilians, why are you still silent until when you will stay? the united nations says t

iran's foreign minister has arrived in terw after a three-day trip to geneva in the swiss city of in the swiss city, hussein amir abdullah addressed the global refugee forum 2023 and held a number of bilateral meetings with his counterparts. our correspondent gisumi shah ahmadi has the details. the world's largest gathering dedicated to refugee issues, after four years holding its second meeting, bringing together member states, civil society, financial institutions, private companies and more than 300 refugee advocates, an important participant, iran. according to unacr data as of mid-2023, the islamic republic has been the largest refugee hosting country in the world. there's no temporary solution to the refugee crisis. the unchr and the international community have to take serious measures for refugees to be able to go back home. the islamic republic of iran has been hosting refugees for the longest time in history, over the past 45 years and even more recently since the developments in afghanistan in 2021, my country is hosting the largest number of refugees in the world, providi

could be expected, focusing on the numerous instances of violations of international law and the geneva conference that puts the spite on the issue of human rights cannot be indifferent the developments in gaza. as we tend to discuss human rights in west asia, we obviously have to examine how the universal declaration of human rights affects the lives of human beings in practicars. what are the consequences when it's not observed? so in a way we try to the voice. issues that can lead to wars in the west region make it inevitable for us to discuss the issue of human rights violations during wars in this region, as explained by the participants, the geneva convention is therefore considered the most challenging to... as the inability of the un to stop israely atrocities and standing up for the people of gaza has now come to light, just because actors violate international law, it doesn't kind of undermine the validity of international law, it just means that we need work on better enforcement, better accountability mechanisms that we do always better in term implementation, unfortunately

you result in geneva. what practically impactful, practical improvements kind of resolution like this actually have on the ground. so, i mean at least for us, so there is a so both for all are you. busy own the member states, i mean, members of phoebe for us as a w, a show as a humanitarian agency to go there, provide the full support and make sure that, you know, we bought this a bit and protecting lives, saving the lives from what the thing is and serving the one of us. now when it comes into the implementation, it was one of the major comments, 5 member states that we should really be given the that, that the floor and the power and the toys to go on to implement. and sort of those people. so it is, i agree that it is maybe one of the changes, but i'm sure we would be able to overcome that training by the super commitment of the busts at the very least. this adds to the international pressure on israel to stopped killing civilians. exactly, i mean that is one of the most common request of live upstate t

could be expected, focusing on the numerous instances of violations of international law and the geneva convention in particular, as israely attacks continue in gaza. quite naturally, conference that puts the spotlight and the issue of human rights cannot be different to the developments in gaza, as we tend to discuss human rights in west asia, we obviously have to examine how the universal declaration of human rights affects the lives of human beings in practical measures. what are the consequences when it's not observed? so in a way today you try. to be the voice of the oppressed people in gaza. as one of the three pillars of the united nations, it seems that the human rights is the one mostly neglected compared to peace and security and development. the fact that there are many unresolved issues that can lead to wars in the west asia region make it inevitable for us to discuss the issue of human rights violations during wars in this region. as explained by the participants, geneva convention is therefore considered the most. challenging implement as the inability of the un to stop is

analyst join us out of a beirot and alfred deizias lawyer, writer and historian joining us. from geneva gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the conversation here, mr. ali risk, we're going to start with you, your initial thoughts on the us trying to justify vetoing a resolution that could have put an end to over 60 plus days of indiscriminate bombing that's resulted in well over 70,00 deaths in gaza, including over 7,0 children. well, this is not a surprising decision or stance taken by the us, um, recent media reports. have referred to the fact or have revealed that um the us has given israel up until the beginning of next year to complete its military operations, so i don't think this is necessarily very big surprise, particularly uh given the us adding or supporting the declar goal of destroying hamas, but i think that when you see um the united states standing alone in taking this stance, it does real washington is being an outcast, the only party supporting continuation of the israeli operation. campaign against gaza, and i'm not sure that's a very good policy, including regar

a remarks during with his lebanese counterpart on the sidelines of the world refugee assembly in geneva, he said the united states needs to put an end its unconditional support for israel and its war crimes, the minister hailed lebanon for its anti-zinus policy saying beirot has always been one of the key pillars of resistance in the region also warned against the regional expansion of the war in gaza saying that if israel keeps up attacks the situation in the region will get out of hand he noted that the us is making. calculations in the gaza genocide, referring to the us defeat against hez in lebanon, he said that the us will not achieve anything in gaza except killing more palestinians and thets brigades, the military wing of the islamic jahad woman says the release of israeli prisoners is possible only through indirect negotiations and after the establishment of a permanent cease fire. abu hamza said if israel doesn't accept the resistance conditions its prisoners will be killed under the regime's continuing bombardment of gaza, he said if all the forces on earth came together they

yasum shahmadi press tv, geneva. that's r for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thank you for joining us and goodbye for now. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart, what means? stream news outlets conveniently leave outs, with breaking news from around the world, we are here to bring to you, we fill in the blacks, we are the other side of the story, the less represented side of the story, we are tellers of inconvenient truth, while they continue to silence our website, our live broadcast and our social media platforms are persistent always. perseveres and it makes you wonder what is it we're saying that they don't want you to hear? we are the shadow band, we are the censored, we are the voice of the voiceless. we are press tv. the hamamasa movement says this really forces are crumbling and the gauza strip in the face of palestinian resistance, how's military wing says his fighters have hit more than 100 is really military. goals in the last 5 days. israel says his forces

this with the permanent representative of russia in nyon and other international organizations in geneva gennady gotilov, he is now in direct contact with the studio. gennady mikhailovich , hello, good afternoon, yes, december 10th, the round date marks 75 years since the signing of the universal declaration of human rights, and even at the stage of agreeing on the document, as far as i know, there were serious disputes around its contents, the soviet country stated that the declaration is formal, not practical, do you now agree with this characterization, well , first of all... to say that this is truly a historical document universal in nature and in many ways it determines the attitude towards how human rights should develop, yes, this is a declaration, it is not mandatory, but in many respects it determines the behavior of states, the important thing is that this document was born as a result of the second world war war, after all the suffering that humanity has endured, after all the tragedies that the world has experienced, at that time, of course, it was important to adopt a docum

geneva. well have attacked a police station in. in baluchistan province southeast of iran killing 11 people. the attack took place in the town of rosque late on thursday. police there say the victims include law enforcement members including senior officers. six others were injured as well. iran's deputy interior minister says a number of terrorists were killed in ensuing clashes. majid mira ahmadi says terrorists ambushed the police station from several sides and tried to prevent the dispatch of more police forces. he says one. terrorist was arrested, the so-called j-shat ad terrorist group has claimed responsibility, iran's judiciary has condemned the attack and promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. let's wrap for now, but stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news in brief. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. israel's genocide against palestinians, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. they say light

of starvation as a weapon of war against the people it occupied, molecu speaking a un meeting in geneva, he deployed the international community for action toward the situation and as a palestinian diplomate warned of the condition that deprives the palestinians from the most basic rights aforded to all human beings, he said it was a quote utter international failure in protecting the palestinians, it has imposed total blockade of the gaza strip cutting the full as israel continues the bombardment of the besieg territory, the honor chief made the comment in a post on x. after visiting the gaz strip, lazaridi said what the palestinian territory facing amounts to an endless deepening tragedy. the united nations human rights chief has also called the situation in gaza quote well beyond break. now around four and is currently in the swiss city of geneva, the top diplomat has attended a united nations meeting and also talks with the number of his counterparts. our correspond joins now with more details on this meeting over to you. okay, well - i'm not sure we have a connection now. well, i'm

the fort geneva convention, 1949 banns assault civilians during war. times convention stipulated two amendments, protocols to protect medical crews and humanitarian relief staff assuring the principles of movement and working on necessary facilitations for the work of carrying people to hospitals to be carried out. the implementation of fourth geneva conventions, including protection of civil populations, medical facilities, medical grows is the responsibility. international committee of red cross tried to protect the international law during war times, occupied palestine is considered one with the highest exposure rate, daily killing and suppression, thus the committee has been keen to report to the occupation army about their daily practices during military campaigns and ongoing shilling of cities at suburbs of west bank and gaza strip. one of the key practices is hindering the medical crews from reaching out to the victims and moond people who were deprived from having access to life, saving. the icrc found two marters, we were told to go retrieve them and that took from 9:00 in t

so far the international community has not demonstrated the will power to properly implement the geneva convention and what's happening in gaza is a clear example. what is the history of the palestinian resistance? كان عندها قرار استراتيجي هو تجزئه الامه العربيه منفصله عن بعضها ومتعاديه مع بعضها وتشل بعضها بعضا لقد عدت اليوم من فلسطين لكن صدقوني لا اعود الا لكي اعود يا فلسطين. until it revived the hopes of the people in defeating the israeli project. in this week's show we'll be looking at the relentless and flinching determination of the palestinian people to throw off the shackles of zine's depression. you mentioned that um, i was victim of the nakba 1948, the point about that neba uh as... as and the same point today is the violence, is the violence that accompanies isinism, and so that violence meant that moving on from breaking bones just simply shoot the people dead, if you recall in that period we had the peace process, we had african peace process, we we had mandela release prison, it looked like this is part of a general tendency in the world to move towards uh resolving politi