in this resolution, the human rights council enumerated a long list of crimes, violations of human rights and humanitarian rights committed by the zionist regime, such as actually starving civilians as a weapon of war, mistreatment of palestinian prisoners, palestinian effects and torture of them. the construction and destruction of palestinian property and housing, the housing of palestinian homes and the appropriation of their land, the illegal transfer of the palestinian population from their illegal settlements to other areas, the above long list that he actually put forward and in he also referred to the discussion of the trial of children in israeli courts, violation of children's rights, violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and emphasized on two important issues and two important points, one is the issue of accountability and the need to answer those who lack human rights and humanitarian rights in the land. that is, along with his description of these criminal behaviors, he also praised and thanked the action of the international criminal court in conducting inv

the human rights council in this resolution enumerates a long list of crimes of human rights violations and humanitarian rights committed by the zionist regime, such as actually starving civilians as a weapon of war, mistreating palestinian prisoners, palestinian artifacts and torturing them, building settlements and destroying palestinian property and housing , and palestinians' homes and possession of their lands , illegal transfer of the palestinian population. from their illegal settlements to other areas , he actually raised this long list above, and in the meantime , he also discussed the trial of children in israeli courts, violations of children's rights, and violations of the convention on the rights of the child. he pointed to two important issues and emphasized two important points. one was the issue of accountability and the need to answer those who lack human rights and humanitarian rights in the occupied territories, that is, in addition to his description of these criminal behaviors , the action of the criminal court between he praised and thanked the international commun

human rights — weeks. let's take you back to the human rights council. _ weeks. k to the human rights council. we - weeks. let's take you back to the human rights council. we were l human rights council. we were discussing voting on recommending an arms ban to israel. we are expecting that discussion. we havejust arms ban to israel. we are expecting that discussion. we have just heard that discussion. we have just heard that the body has adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes in gaza. that is news we are just getting out of geneva, whether human rights council has gathered. just to reiterate, the rights body has adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes in gaza. we will go to our corresponded shortly to reflect on that. now, let's go to new york. darren hill is our cbs correspondent. we know that there have been some significant developments since the call between benjamin netanyahu and president biden. what isjoe biden�*s stance following the phone call? what biden. what

the un human rights council has voted for a ban on arms sales to israel. moment the vote was announced in geneva. the resolution _ was announced in geneva. the resolution is _ was announced in geneva. tue: resolution is adopted was announced in geneva. tte: resolution is adopted by the council by 28 yes... applause 28 countries voted in favour of the non—binding resolution and six against with 13 abstentions, including france which described the humanitarian situation in gaza as catastrophic. the vote, not binding, comes from the un top human rights body and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. for more on this, allergy geneva corresponding imogen foulkes —— geneva correspondent. is it what was expected? t foulkes -- geneva correspondent. is it what was expected?— it what was expected? i think by last niuht it what was expected? i think by last night when _ it what was expected? i think by last night when myself - it what was expected? i think by last night when myself and - it what was expected? i think by| last night when mys

a foster emphasized with those hungry and suffering in, gone to the the united nations human rights council adopt the resolution calling for as well to be held accountable for possible crimes and crimes against humanity in the gaza strip. the play you're watching ologist, sierra live from don't have a need for the back. people also coming up on the pressure from the us. israel agrees to open a border crossing in northern gaza to allow in much needed aid. also in the news you knows, i held any line for the 7 military personnel killed in an is really as striking syria on monday. will be like from taylor on and dozens of aftershocks in taiwan following the major earthquake on wednesday. the search goes on for 18. people still missing the thank you for joining as we begin with breaking news this our, the united nations human rights council has just adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in the gaza strip. $28.00 countries voted in favor 13 of st and 6 voted against the resolution, including the us and germany.

that is always the - question about the human rights council, it is not binding, a vote at the human ot of moral authority. as i said, it is the one's top human rights body, it examines situations all over the world, supposedly without fear or favour, so all over the world, supposedly without fear orfavour, so it all over the world, supposedly without fear or favour, so it is looking very hard at russia's conduct of the war in ukraine, it looks at what has happened in syria, yemen, afghanistan. also even things that happen in britain, it looks at child poverty in britain for example, the uk did not get a good verdict there quite recently. although it is not binding, we are hearing right now the israeli ambassador to the un hearing making an impassioned speech about israel's right to defend itself, highly critical of the council for even considering debating such a resolution. she alleges the council has never condemned hamas. i would say this resolution does condemn the firing of rockets from gaza into israel, it does call for the immediate release of hostages, but it is if you look a

political officials and the comments of officials and international institutions such as the human rights council and the statements of the algerian representative in the human rights council, all of these three levels of reflection in the media were very wide and distinct in a way. this year's world day is the same as this year's world quds day with the previous years. very well, thank you very much, sir. the storm of the epic and the promise of exchange, wounded the darkness and destroyed the pillars , the light shines on me, rahm al-dajah, and the night is in the desert , you are in the middle of the night. otherwise, the hearts will win over the swords of our young children, the blood of the holy one with the near promise. the slaughter of the century and the dishonorable in silence. it is important that the blood of your children's intestines and the tears of mothers be cultivated. aksa shines, looks like the sun, the lights so bright, the truth defined, and it will wipe out the zionist fearful night, children of light will defeat the dark night, gaza, your name is the key to the holy gates

things are developing quickly, the un rights council has also demanded a halt on arms sales to israel, and that is coming from geneva where the humanuncil has been meeting this morning. it seems as though the call that happened between biden and netanyahu, there have been significant developments since that call. of course, not all calls between world leaders are made public. the world was waiting on the details of this one, and it seems to have had some significant results. that's right. the us is a major supporter, a major ally of israel. and so seeing these calls within the united states for president biden to change his rhetoric or at least the us approach to supporting israel almost seemingly unconditionally, that has been a really big point of interest for a lot of people here and around the world. what will the united states do in relation to this, especially as we have now seen that this us canadian dual citizen killed in this air strike, which israel has said was unintentional, was accidental, there are questions of whether this was, if nothing else, negligence, question is ongoing. people wanted to see a president biden o

headquarters and oh, hi and jerry, you navigate, here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. un human rights council adults, a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. under pressure from the us, israel agrees to open a border crossing in northern garza to allow, in urgency it needed aids, funerals are held in iran for the stuff in military personnel killed and is really striking. serial on monday will be live from to ron power blackouts. have faithful consequences in donna's public hospitals as the state electricity company struggles to split your floats on trying to get real sco with the sports has left over tons of the top of the premier league and drummer at stump and bridge is chelsea school to go deep in this time to be united for free, the almost 6 months into israel's we're on does all on with more than 33000 palestinians killed. israel is now facing mounting international pressure. the united nations human rights council has just adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and

promises to open a temporary avery into gaza, also wanting to view as president joe biden. un human rights council adults, the resolution cooling as well to be held accountable for possible crimes and crimes against humanity. garza, i'm outside the people sure. the we begin with the mounting pressure on israel as new as schools for its military to ensure the safety of aid workers and prioritize the cx. 5. it follows the killing of 6 for an aid workers and targeted as strikes on monday as wells on the missing fold saying the attack on the well central kitchen stuff was a grave mistake. so, you know, it's a nation's x. the general has condemned the 6 month long will for bringing relentless death and destruction to the gaza strip. over $33000.00 palestinians have been killed now since the war began in october. we have months or the palestinian and busted to the un address the security council. he said. busy israel should be held accountable for killing the aid workers. no one, no country should on or she, those committing atrocities. they must be held accountable. or these crimes will continue phased

the human rights council has also urged all states to continue to provide emergency assistance, including humanitarian relief and development assistance to the palestine and people to alleviate the financial crisis and the dire, socio economic and humanitarian situation. particularly in the gaza strip. he emphasized the vital role of the use of unreal for palestine, refugees in the near east and providing basic and necessary services for millions of palestinians in the region and called upon all states to ensure that the agency receives predictable, sustained, and sufficient funding to fulfill its mandate nicaragua, invited to members of the court to join your voice clad in it's a binding force to those voices of the special rep archer and the human rights council. who, while they do have authority, do not have the binding force that yours does. this reasonable is, this reasoning is also transpose of all new types has been turned us to the support for other measures which nicaragua is asking you to indicate. and it is also a so it is also transferable, since the dollar special is which is

on friday, the united nations human rights council called on all countries to stop the sale, transferersion of weapons, ammunition and other military equipment to the zionist regime . creates the laws of war, which soldiers up where they may be protected. but the killing of more than 30,000 civilians in gaza is a very strong sign that israel has acted far beyond what is allowed in international law. a meeting in the security council on quds day about gaza in this meeting, which was attended by officials from aid organizations, the majority of the members of the security council once again condemned the killings of the zionist regime in gaza and called for the implementation of the recent ceasefire resolution in gaza. the events of last week in gaza alone are proof of the brutality and unscrupulousness of the zionist regime. this is ramesh raja singham, director of the coordination office the un humanitarian affairs said: in the meeting that the security council held at the same time as the international quds day and about the situation in gaza. israel easily killed seven un aid worker

nations top human rights party has in fact just passed a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes in the palestinian territory. but human rights council has also called for a hold in arms sales to israel. $28.00 countries voted in favor at 6, including germany and the united states voted against. and 13, abstain from the resolution is the 1st time the human body has taken a position on the war in gaza. so tonya, it really seems like international pressure on israel is mounting by the day. well, that's quite why this is a notion of another international organization and another, a resolution that has been adopted criticizing as well as a conduct or for because the 1st reaction there from the is really invested in geneva that was distributed to by the foreign ministry that said that the decision today is a stain on the human rights council in the united nations in general. uh, there's been saying that a mazda is not mentioned in their role on october 7th. that also reflects, of course, is very strange relationship between the united nations and uh israel as well. but of course it is just another international organization that is now cr

human rights _ towards israel. within the un human rights council- towards israel. ts council adopting towards israel. within the un i human rights council adopting a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes, crimes against humanity committed in the gaza strip. in terms of what we have seen and the growing chorus of criticism of israel's actions, do you see the attack on an aid convoy is potentially a turning point? this could be a turning point i think the international condemnation of the debts of the seven aid workers and the mistakes made on the part of the idf could be a real moment where the benjamin netanyahu government has to reassess the direction they are taking the conflict. if the reports are true that the conversation between joe true that the conversation betweenjoe biden and benjamin netanyahu was tense yesterday that it may be that this is pressure on benjamin netanyahu that could result in a change of policy. that could result in a change of policy-— of policy. when you see the conflict going _ of policy. when you

the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to all arms sales to israel, because of its conduct of the war in gaza. the vote, while not binding, does come from the un's pressure on israel to change course. it comes as the us welcomed news that israel will allow three humanitarian corridors into gaza following a phone call between president biden and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. for the first time since the start of the israel—gaza war, israel will temporarily reopen the erez crossing in northern gaza. ashdod port will also be opened for humanitarian deliveries. and more aid trucks from jordan will be allowed to cross israel to gaza. the call between mr biden and mr netanyahu was their first since an israeli air strike killed seven international aid workers from the charity group world central kitchen, sparking international outrage. the white house is urging israel to allow a "dramatic" increase of aid into gaza within "hours or days." sean dilley reports. in the heart of the white house, a phone call with israel's prime minister, benjamin netan

how with me for the back people also coming out the united nations human rights council, a dobs to a resolution calling for is around to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in gas are under pressure from the u, as israel agrees to open a border crossing in northern guys to allow in much needed age. and a national day of mourning any ron republican guards who were killed in an is really attacking syria or given a hero's family. after almost 6 months and days are as well on guys that and with more than $33000.00 palestinians scale, israel is facing mounting international pressure. tre, get in part by the kenning or for an aide. work is on monday. these really military has now concluded its internal investigation into the strike on the well central kitchen conroy. it admits the strike was a grave mistake, but says the officers involved were convinced they were targeting him off. the wall central kitchen says it's it represents cold comfort for the victims. sammy's us present, joe biden said at the time he was outraged by the incident on thursdays spoke

the un human rights council unanimously approved the ban on sending weapons to israel.s resolution was approved with 28 votes in favor, 6 votes against and 13 abstentions. pakistan had submitted the draft resolution to stop arms sales to israel. the representative of south africa in the human rights council also announced: the perpetrators of the genocide in the gaza strip must be punished and israel must implement the verdict of the international court of justice. to everyone's cooperation the side with the united nations required, including the cessation of genocide, the unlimited delivery of humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. now, to learn about the current developments in gaza, we will listen to your report with the reporter of the radio station in gaza, mr. hamez. are displaced the fighters of the zionist regime and the attacks of the zionist regime on various areas of the gaza strip , especially the western areas and khwanyunos, are clearly continuing , and the clashes are also continuing in these areas between the resistance forces and the zionists. the resistan

just hours earlier, the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to all arms les to israel, because of its conduct in the war in gaza. the vote, while not binding, comes from the un's top human rights body and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. let's speak now to our geneva correspondent imogen foulkes. tell us about the debate that went on before the vote. it tell us about the debate that went on before the vote.— on before the vote. it was a relatively — on before the vote. it was a relatively short _ on before the vote. it was a relatively short but - on before the vote. it was a - relatively short but impassioned debate in which very many countries, including some traditional friends including some traditional friends in europe of israel, talked about the absolute imperative to respect international law when waging this war, describing the humanitarian situation is utterly catastrophic, that was france, who didn't go quite as far as backing a weapon span but did abstain. belgium, finland and luxembourg, which showed immense su

adoption of the resolution banning the sending of weapons to the zionist regime in the un human rights council, calling it an important step. in order to stop the brutal and destructive war against the people of gaza, hamas asked the international community to take practical measures to oblige the countries and companies that supply weapons to the occupying regime in the resolution of the united nations human rights council, which was approved by the majority of votes on friday. if the zionist regime is condemned for genocide and war crimes , the weapons sellers to this regime are also complicit in the generation. keshi is accused. secretary general of the united nations about the israeli army's use of artificial intelligence to determine the target in gaza expressed deep concern . antonio guterres, referring to the publication of a report in this regard, said: no part of the decisions that affect the life and death of entire families should be left to machine calculation and artificial intelligence. recently, a non-governmental organization revealed in a report: the zionist regime uses artifi

in the united nations human rights council, the zionist regime considered it an important step to stop the brutal and destructive war against the people of gaza. hamas asked the international community to take practical measures to oblige the countries and companies that supply weapons to the occupying regime. in the resolution of the human rights council, the united nations resolution, which was approved by the majority of votes on friday, if the zionist regime is convicted of genocide and war crimes , the weapons sellers to this regime will be accused of complicity in genocide. thousands of jordanians besieged the israeli embassy in amman for the 13th night in a row they continued to support the people of gaza. demonstrators demanded the severance of jordanian relations with the occupying regime and financial and weapons support for the palestinian resistance and support. the lebanese hezbollah mujahideen chanted against the anti-zionist operation of the yemeni forces. they announced that this demonstration will not stop except with the closure of the zionist regime's embassy in aman

aim of responding to the aggregate as human rights violations facing us and occupied by the same, especially the possessor, the united nations human rights council resolution calls, but israel to be held accountable for possible will crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. it's also demanding a hotel on sales to israel. 28 countries voted in favor 13, abstained, and 6 voted against a result condemned quite as well as you and i'm bassett, a to accuse the un of and to use really bias this council that has long abandoned reason and has long abandoned the human rights of these relatives injuries and today's vote was a very dark day in the history of this council. and also at the united nation, the western countries remained divided. but despite voting against the resolution, the u. s. is growing on ease of israel's conduct, was voiced by it some past. due united states has repeatedly urged israel to the conflict of military operations against the moss, with humanitarian operations, in order to avoid civilian casualties. and to ensure humanitarian actors can carry out their essential mission in safety. that has not happened. and in just 6 months,

human rights. i'm showing the contract but either way, if the human rights council smooth the principle that that's super legit guys the so that's the sam this review every every stage, every us remember staged in his subjects. so there's really no, was someone in the country has ever evaded this, or do you have certain with the describe blue to let's appear to produce a blubbering or flip. and right now let's go to the test. pretty simple level which has been discredited by kids under pressure you examples last yesterday you see the human rights council. so can unprecedented disorders like you are the authorized your brain with the most to see. but i feel like i could get the should the about states and go look at the reports on this observance of the human rights declaration should vote and post phones. this reports tell defense expenses 7 excuse is the special notes for operation. so could i use a special military operation in norway prevents ukraine, new rooms. this is the order government one use that's n e u n sessions. th, instead of believe the spell thing inside russians is fishes insults

in a separate development, the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to allause of its conduct in the war in gaza. the vote, while not binding, comes from the un's top human rights body, and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. this is the moment it happened. ..for delegations to express their vote. the vote is closed. then resolution l30 is adopted by the council by 28... applause. yes, 13. please, please, just. i request please to let me just announce the result for the council, for the council... so, the result is as follows. yes, 28. abstention, 13. and no, six. the resolution is adopted by the council. let's speak now to daniel levy. he is the president of the us/middle east project, a not—for—profit policy institute focusing on the situation in gaza and israel. he formerly worked as an adviser in israeli prime minister ehud barak�*s office. good to talk to you here on bbc news. let's start with a report from the idf about what happened, an admission of failure is and what happened this week.— admission of failure is and what

our hours after a warning from the us president joe biden, the un human rights council officer resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and frames against humanity in the national day of mourning and iran. republican guards who were killed in an is really a talk in syria or given a hero's farewell, the almost 6 months into israel's war on gaza. and with more than 33000 palestinians killed. israel is facing mounting international pressure triggered in part by the killing of for an aid workers on monday. the is really military has now concluded its internal investigation and severe strike on the world. central kitchen con voice. it admits the strike was a grave mistake. but as the officers involved were convinced they were targeting come us. so the world central kitchen have respond and today is really army, is internal investigation on our demands and independence investigation. the group released the statements there. apologies for the outrages killing of our colleagues represent cold comforts. they went on to say that israel needs to take concrete step

just hours earlier, the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to all arms the un's top human rights body and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. let's speak now to our geneva correspondent imogen foulkes. tell us about the

, a brute into an open gauze that off to a warning from us president joe biden, to you and human rights council adults, the resolution pointing as well to be held accountable for possible will crimes and crimes against humanity in goss plus i am how shall worshippers have congregated to commend the rate as long tony as nights and on peace systems with your schools africa's most successful 12 i'll see all closing in on the face and mcafee champions, week semi finals and one side who have consumed a spot in the final full ability some downs will bring you the best of the action rates of this and the hello welcome to the program. we begin with the mounting pressure on israel as the us cools, where it's military to ensure the safety of aid workers and prioritize the ceasefire . it follows the killing of 6 for an aid work is in targeted as strikes on monday, as well as ami has a message the phone saying the attack on the will central kitchen stuff was a grave mistake. for you on 60 general condemned the 6 month long war from bringing relentless death and destruction to the goss. this trip over $3300

in a separate development, the un human rights council has backed a resolution demanding a halt to alll, because of its conduct in the war in gaza. the vote, while not binding, comes from the un's top human rights body, and will increase the diplomatic pressure on israel to change course. this is the moment it happened. four delegations to express their vote. for delegations to express their vote. the vote is closed. then resolution l30 is adopted by the council by 28... applause. yes, 13. please, please, just. i request please to let me just announce the result for the council, for the council... for more on that vote and the pressure the united states is facing on this, we can speak now to oliver feeley—sprague, arms control and policing programme director at amnesty international. oliver, you have 25 years' experience working on the global arms trade. we have seen many different votes in the un since the war began. why is this one so significant? this the un since the war began. why is this one so significant?— this one so significant? as you said the are, this one so significant? a

well, this was a relatively short, by human rights council standards, but quite impassioned debate inraditional friends in europe of israel talked about the absolute imperative to respect international law when waging this war, describing the humanitarian situation as utterly catastrophic. that was france, who didn't go so far as backing a weapons ban but abstained. belgium, finland and luxembourg, all of which showed immense support for israel after october the 7th, voted in favour of a weapons ban, as did much of the global south. african states, muslim countries. so, israel left rather diplomatically isolated. its ambassador described it as a dark day for the united nations. this is what you would expect israel to say. but i think inside government circles in israel they will be looking at the very few active votes of support they got today in geneva. and being somewhat concerned, i think of what the next steps are. as you said, not a binding vote but it does reflect what governments are thinking and about whether they should continue supplying weapons to israel. studio: and briefl

and passing the ban on sending weapons to the occupied territories with a majority. in the human rights council of the united nations, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and hasten their fate. greetings and good night to you, dear and respected countrymen . . iranians all over the country emphasized their continued support for the people and cause of palestine with a low attendance in the 1403 quds day march. the slogan of death to israel and death to america was the main and common slogan in all cities. the slogan of this year's quds day march quds day was from al-aqsa storm to al-ahrar storm. in a large number of cities, fasting compatriots started this year's march even earlier than the announced time, that is, earlier than 10 am. in tehran , the quds day marchers carried the bodies of the martyrs of the zionist regime's terrorist attack on the consular section of the iranian embassy in syria from ferdowsi square to tehran university . they did the first quds day after the al-aqsa storm operation showed the irreparab

arah in the united nations human rights council. in the name of god . o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their salvation. hello, dear viewers , welcome to the 24 hour news section. iranians in cedar. the head of the country , with a rare presence in the quds day procession of 1403 , emphasized the continuation of support for the palestinian people and cause. they did the slogan of death to israel and death to america was the main and common slogan in all cities. rahimai's poem on quds day this year was quds day from al-aqsa storm to al-ahrar storm. in a large number of cities , compatriots fast even earlier than the announced time , that is, earlier than 10 am. in tehran , quds day marchers prepared the bodies of the martyrs of the zionist regime's terrorist attack on the consular section of the iranian embassy in syria from ferdowsi square to tehran university. the first day of quds after the al-aqsan storm operation, an irreparable failure. the complete destruction of this regime and the freedom of palestine is near. from th

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that we're also seeing the human rights council of the un, which israel basically reject calling for an end for arms of arms delivery. so that's also part of these proceedings. and so this is part of a political debate and also political campaign to put pressure on israel and his allies to ascend, sleep, stop the, the death of civilians on the ground. and history will decide what actually took place was the case of the thank you very much. i as tens of millions of people that have witnessed a raf total solar eclipse in north america. the moon shadow traveled across the continent from mexico to canada. those lucky enough to be in the path of toll technology. so the moon completely cover the sun and briefly turn day. tonight the last slip of lions before the sun, this swallowed up by the moon. then a single bright speed of lights, like the jewel on the diamond ring before tow. tell it to the sky, gazes across north america were treated to once in a lifetime view. so beautiful. oh my goodness. listen for the birds. i don't hear any during totality. the sun's atmosphere, the corona is vi

council on friday, the united nations human rights asked all countries to stop the sale, transfer and diversion of weapons, ammunition and other military equipment to the zionist regime. the minister of scotland asked the british government to stop selling arms to the zionist regime . referring to the killing of a number of foreign aid workers in the occupation airstrike on the gaza strip, hamza yusuf said that if the uk continues to provide weapons to the zionist regime, palestinian women and children and aid he is complicit in its actions by killing gran and destroying schools, refugee camps, and un facilities in the gaza strip. attack regime. the zionist chanted slogans to the palestinian worshipers in the al-aqsa mosque in this military attack by the occupying regime using drones to target the worshipers with gas bombs after morning prayers in support of the al-aqsa mosque and the residents of the gaza strip. in the occupation camp of shuafat al-quds, the occupying soldiers clashed with the palestinians. in these clashes, the palestinian rebels targeted the occupying forces with e

pretty much the last 2 powerful nations backing israel's actions that we're also seeing the human rights council of the un, which israel basically reject calling for an end for arms of arms delivery. so that's also part of these proceedings. and so this is part of a political debate and also political campaign to put pressure on israel and his allies to ascend, sleep, stop the, the death of civilians on the ground and history will decide what actually took place is the case of the thank you very much and that's it from me of those team for now. thanks for watching the questions. got any issues with a lot say what grade the .

affairs also expressed hope by announcing his support for two resolutions of the united nations human rights council, including the prohibition of arms exports to the zionist regime and the cease-fire in gaza. america and some european countries should adhere to it. the operation. on the front page of all turkish newspapers, the headlines of the role of iranian drones and missiles, operation promise was true, yeni shafaq, a newspaper that wants to support the turkish government , wrote america and england as supporters in the main headline. israel was a criminal against iran's missile attacks, hamid kameli, ankara sada and sima news agency , all commissions of the parliament with the presence of six government ministers. all the time of monday's public meeting of the parliament was devoted to the consideration of the trade law bill, and the other 350 articles of this law were updated and amended with the approval of the parliament. we are taking note that in the public meeting on tuesday, the supervisory orders will be discussed, including the handling of questions from the ministers and the opinion

whether you enter human rights council approved this resolution calling on countries to stop selling weapons it to israel with 28 countries. voting in favor. 6 against and 13 extensions in the u. s. and germany, which account for the vast majority of israel's arms exploit both voted against. and that's exactly what many is saying that the us needs to do more needs to use of leverage to condition and put more pressure on the government to spend a minute on yelling. israel definitely use benjamin alvarez in washington. thank you so much. the commander of iran is powerful, revolutionary guard has said there will be retaliation for an air strike that destroyed iran consulate and serial on monday, killing 12 people. he blames the strike on israel and tear around thousands turned down to attend a funeral for 7 members of the guard, including 2 senior generals who were killed in the blast. cautious between israel and ron backed, has bla, along the israel. a lebanese border have increased since the war and gaza began nearly 6 months ago. the funeral took place on all could stay an annual eve

and most recently the human rights council of the united nations and the very, very strong criticism by israel and has passed a resolution calling for an end to alms deliveries, which is also being called for and towards germany and the united states. at the end of the day, this is all a political question and the very question was that genocide has been, might be, could be committed, is one that is more likely to happen in the future. usually historically, when it's too late, he had a case in berlin. lucio shilton and the headaches. thank you both very much. israel's defense minister us government says they withdrawal from soldiers from con . eunice announced on sunday is to prepare troops for future offensive, including into the city of rough following the droll down. some palestinians have begun. vista, returning to their homes, spun of the month of the s drive some ground baths with homeless militants. many are returning to ruins and rubble as this is con units. after months of bombardment displaced, residents have been rushing back to their homes. after israel enhanced most of i

at the same time, the un human rights council also approved a resolution banning the sending of weapons to this regime. we appreciate your support and commitment. these are the words of the prime minister of the zionist regime. 6 months ago when the american president in the early days of the war gaza had gone to see him. in these six months, more than 33,000 palestinians were massacred and more than twice as many were injured. according to the united nations, more than 70% of the residents of gaza have been displaced, and now a greater danger lurks in the midst of the crisis . the lack of water, food, electricity, medicine and medical services has put gaza on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. according to the announcement of the world food program, only 10 % of the food needed in the region has been allowed to enter since the beginning of the war, and more than half of its residents are at risk of dying due to hunger. even foreign aid workers are safe from this killing machine are not. it was related to their traffic route and deliberately targeted them. the american government has

last week , the un human rights council in a resolution approved the ban on sending weapons to the zionist regime with a majority of votes . with the approval of this resolution, if the zionist regime is condemned to genocide and crime. special programs for commemorating the national day of atar nishaburi tomorrow. 25 farvardin is held in neishabur. among these programs are the unveiling of research books and the great literary contest titled ta simorgh, a night ceremony with attar and the flowers of attar's tomb in nishaburi. when it comes to persian mystical poetry, a name shines in the sky of persian poetry and literature next to sanai molavi. sana'i before him. he introduced mysticism into persian poetry, and after him great poets and writers like maulvi continued this path. maulvi says attar was the soul and sanaid and his eye , we came from sana'i and attar. century he is in neishabur in the 6th and early 7th century ah . god is in his poem's laila, for the same reason that the flower of wisdom takes color, sheds color, and finds fragrance . farid al-din used the surname attar in his

last week, the un human rights council voted to stop sending weapons to the zionist regime. in recent weeks, the united states has approved new weapon categories for the zionist regime, which include more than 1,800 2,000-pound bombs and 500 500-pound bombs. the american magazine foreign policy warned that nato is facing a crisis of military shortage. foreign policy considers 20 years of nato war in west asia as the reason for the exhaustion of power human and weapons of this organization. according to this report, most nato member countries recruited volunteers in the last half century , but the desire of people in these countries to serve in nato is not significant. yesterday, the american president expressed concern about the possibility of the collapse of nato . referring to the joining of finland and sweden to nato, joe biden called the military situation of these countries unfavorable and emphasized: the current situation, along with the danger of russia on nato's eastern borders, may lead to the breaking of this agreement. push the president of ukraine once again talk

about two weeks ago, the un human rights council voted to stop the sale of arms to the regime due to the genocide in gaza. the zionist had become a suitor. lebanon's hezbollah announced in a statement that the mujahideen of the islamic resistance in support of the steadfast palestinian people in the gaza strip and in support of their resistance targeted the gathering of israeli enemy soldiers in the vicinity of the rahab base on friday morning. according to reports, four rockets hit the zionist settlement of kiryat shmoune in the galilee . in the past two days, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the zionist military base in matalla, the location of the zionist military base in arab al-aramsha in the north of occupied palestine, as a result of which 18 zionist soldiers were injured. vote for an election with the largest voter turnout in the world began in india. indian house of representatives elections will be held in seven phases. this is the painted finger of an indian after voting, which google search engine highlighted in its logo today. with the announcement of the election commission

the aim of responding to the aggregate of human rights violations facing us and occupied by the same especially with us for the united nations human rights council resolution calls. but israel to be held accountable for possible will crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. it's also demanding a hold to um, sales to israel. 28 countries voted in favor. the teen abstained, and 6 voted against as a result condemned quite as well as you went on basset us to accuse the un i've and to use really bias this council that has longer band and reason and has long abandoned the human rights of these relatives, inches and today's vote was a very dark day in the history of this council. and also at the united nation western countries remain divided. but despite voting against the resolution, the u. s. is growing on ease of israel's conduct, was voiced by it, some besta, the united states has repeatedly urged israel to the conflict military operations against him, us with humanitarian operations, in order to avoid civilian casualties. and to ensure humanitarian actors can carry out there a central mission in safety that has not happened. and in just 6 month

and then those who already control the osce sites, there they rule the sites of the un, the human rights councile they will raise a howl, it will just be such a universal howl, and it will be... look at how many people they kill, and what we have today even according to our statistics, only by civilian object there are 300 arrivals per day, every day, every day there have been 300 arrivals, well, behind each arrival there is a certain number of people, behind each shelling there are certain lives, deaths, people, children are maimed, that’s all along along our ... therefore, here retaliation can be quite targeted, firstly, the level of retaliation is that which concerns attacks on logistics facilities, on military-industrial complex facilities, on military infrastructure facilities, which are really effective, and that is, after that they are already switching to other types of weapons, that is, they are now switching to drones, drones can be assembled in the basement, a drone can be assembled from simply spare parts that were brought in bags, i saw a lot of these drones, i turned them over in m

this sleight of hand in military support continues while the united nations human rights council just weeks ago earlier, by passing a resolution, he asked the countries of the world to send and sell weapons to the zionist regime. to stop of course, it is not only the americans who stand against the will of the world. our position on arms sales to israel does not change based on the assessments made. more than 600 british lawyers warned that if the country continues to sell weapons, it may be prosecuted in international forums for its participation in the gaza genocide. the germans are also the second exporter of arms to the zionist regime. for this reason , he was prosecuted in the international court of justice they got. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. the first visit of the president of turkey to iraq after 13 years. according to the statement of the office of the president of iraq, recep tayyip erdogan, in his meeting with his iraqi counterpart, in addition to bilateral issues , emphasized the need for joint action by islamic countries to stop the zionist reg

two days ago , the un human rights council in a resolution approved the ban on sending weapons to thenist regime with a majority of votes. with the approval of this resolution, if the zionist regime is convicted of genocide and war crimes , the weapons sellers to this regime may also be convicted of complicity in the genocide. 40 members. america, in a letter to the president of this country, asked to sell stop giving weapons to the zionist regime. but massive demonstrations in all parts of the world in support of gaza. thousands of people declared their support for palestine by organizing a march in stockholm, the capital of sweden, and protested the continued attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. in germany, demonstrators in frankfurt and berlin condemned the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza . in the netherlands, a demonstration was held in rotterdam with the presence of thousands of people. on the sidelines of this demonstration, the dutch depicted the crimes of the zionist regime against the people of gaza by setting up a street show. symbolic figures of children covered in s