language we've seen over the last 4 days and particularly the norms gap between what the human security council past 10 days ago . sorry, the un general assembly past 10 days ago. and what the security council has passed today is i saw the assignment, even an indirect language of responsibility for the humanitarian catastrophe that we're seeing in the in guys and the extraordinary number of deaths of a palestinian civilians. the civilian death told them guys that let's keep in mind, is the highest a civilian death told for such a period short period of time. and if for any conflict on the 21st century, we may have to go all the way back to vietnam to be able to measure the amount of us a 1000000 deaths and such a short period of time. so there's really nothing in this language which appears to commit israel to uh, to be more mindful in its operations. and israel, of course knows that it has the solid backing of the united states with respect to the diplomatic shield. but the united states wheels as a permanent member with vito power professor michael lake. we appreciate your time and your valua

this is where both countries have a different view. tanya, of the human security council as a, has to vote on a space fire resolution today and global calls for relief. we heard in the report from 1000 civilians are growing louder and louder and within us is that going to keep arming israel despite all criticism? how effective can all the international pressure be of the well, we understand that the, the vote and the un security council was for spent on monday to a later a today. apparently, i mean their reports it to get also the us on board last time the security council voted at the united states and put in the veto. but again, all these international efforts, these calls for at least a pause. they usually stop short and quoting for a ceasefire altogether, it's more a pause and fighting, also possibly to restart negotiations to release more of the is really hostages. that could be a result of that. they don't seem to have and direct impact right now on the is really position. be heard a prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying again, the pos states that they want to continue to pus

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trying to do everything i can do to protect is allied and is essentially prohibiting the human security council from getting involved. so it's of the machine. so this time the council members have been forced to listen to washington saying that allegedly it was working within the bounds of its quiet diplomacy. and that it would be better for everyone else to stay out of it as well. the numerous american mystery used to visit one of them at least capital one was the outcomes of this client's diplomacy. a cemetery, a published and in children is which is what causes that has become and thousands of dead civilians. those must celeste is rarely bombings that have destroyed hospitalized schools and underwear facilities. gloves. and most importantly, and israel that has been in coverage to activate a new phase of its military operation. and it is still in planning to floods, tunnels and they don't play with sea water, which for the threats. and there's more months to issue, monetary and consequences. yet again, american diplomacy is leaving, scorched us and destruction. and its way to get, i think it

on garza, this is in the study of to zeta dated by the human security council of husband holding an open briefing to discuss the escalating violence in the occupied westbank. this sum of what was said. recent tweaks have seen some of the most intense east traded opperation in westbank. since the 2nd intifada. many police team in casualties in the okay, by the west bank according to the context of these right, a portion in area 8, including some duty subsequent items collapses. seemed 7 of october, $300.00 for ballast. tina's including $1719.00 that had been keyed into occupied westbank also at the united nations of africa. as long as the case at the us international court of justice such using israel of genocide. gabriel is something that has more in south africa has uh, instituted proceedings of alleged crimes of genocide against israel for israel's conduct in gaza. they have sent this to the international court of justice. one of the you ends highest courts are based at the hague. this is the letter from the i c j that we got a hold of confirming this. and i'll basically read a couple

united states has used it at least twice since october 7th, as well to block any sort of human security council resolutions, a code for a ceasefire. so this is the real issue here, and of course the general assembly just last week voted overwhelmingly a 153 countries in the general assembly voted for a resolution for a ceasefire. that's the opinion of the mass, the vast majority of the world. however, general assembly resolutions are not legally binding internet international law. however, the ones in the security council are, and that's why we're watching so closely for any sort of resolutions that come out of the security council to washington has deployed to 2 across carriers and find subjects to the middle east. and supposedly moving mobile ships from the reagan gulf to the gulf of aidan, to the tut, who's the attacks. and the red sea obviously are as defensive as could talk of this take. so they'll count american military assets in the region. miller trade and support israel's received from the united states as being massive, giving it free rain as it tries to destroy home us. the united s

and so the human security council has passed a resolution demanding an increase in a deliveries to palestinians and gaza with a world health organization to say of facing the risk of starvation. the resolution of both as rel, i'm asked to provide the safe and, and the delivery of supplies. but it did not cold for stop and the fighting. gabriel is on to has moved from the united nations. after being postponed, multiple times, google finds the un security council passed a resolution calling for scaled up humanitarian aid. and the guys, a 13 votes in favor, russia and the us of stain allowing the resolution to pass without a veto. but at the behest of the united states, the resolution went through several drafts throughout the week. long delay behind closed doors, the americans pushed to alter the wording of the resolution to make it more favorable to israel. a previous draft called for an immediate cessation of hostilities that was later downgraded to suspension of hostilities. but even that language was removed instead, the final resolution called to create the conditions for a sustainable cessa

united states has used it at least twice since october 7th, as well to block any sort of human security council resolutions, a called for a ceasefire. so this is the real issue here, and of course the general assembly just last week voted overwhelmingly a 153 countries in the general assembly voted for a resolution for a ceasefire. that's the opinion of the mass, the vast majority of the world. however, general assembly resolutions are not legally binding internet international law. however, the ones in the security council are, and that's why we're watching so closely for any sort of resolutions that come out of the security council. so let's bring you some of the world needs. now, at least 111 people have been killed in an earthquake in north west china. most of the tests were in gun c. providence with others reported the neighboring shanghai. the magnitude 6.2 us quaker could lights on monday evening. rescue efforts continued through the night to reach people trapped in the affected villages. what katrina you is a live in beijing for us now with more on this katrina. what more do we know abo

efforts _ for humanity and again the security council efforts are _ for humanity andre not enough. ok, i think| we'll be thinking about that baby and many others, thank you very much for sharing your personal stories. thank you for having me. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. from the 31st of december, american xl bully dogs will be banned in england and wales following a series of attacks this year. the scottish government has not banned the breed, creating concerns about a potential loophole. owners insist the dogs make lovable pets despite their appearance. in england, junior doctors are in the final day of their 72—hour walk—out, part of a long—running dispute over pay. the strike is due to end tomorrow morning. the doctors' union the british medical association is calling for a rise of 35% to make up for below—inflation deals since 2008. the government says that's unaffordable. regulated railfares in england will rise by up to li.9% from march. that's less than july's inflation figure of 9%, which

humanity. unfortunately. security council, which untrusted by the un charter to do so, time and again failed to fulfill its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. it was unable to call for effective sease fire with one voice. experts have also warned that the un security council may lose its credibility. since the beginning, turkey have been proposing the guarantee plan, this decision is mainly because turkey wants to be part in the peacemaking on palestinian. land especially after seeing the double standard reaction of the security council and other institutions, the difference between how the council reacted to the palestinian cause and with the russian-ukrainian conflict, on the other hand, and i think that the security council may lose its credibility, which will have serious consequences on international peace. on the sidelines of the un security council's meeting, a statement was made by the ministerial committee assigned by the joint arab islamic extraordinary summit that was recently held. in sau

yeah, absolutely. topic and as we wait for that voice, the human security council both on the suspension of hostilities but also getting more aid and to the trip. what is the situation? and there's also a way you would need the cost of goss this population has fled to what do you see every day? yes, we clearly see people suffering on daily basis as they are for a forced to line up for nogales to have access to a very limited amount of humanitarian aid. small towns or beans puts it, was a volta along also, they are trying to get access to guys and a few of the, from different stations as it's going to be affordable. now those people on the ground are really i have been experiencing, gone through very difficult days as they are now living uh, moving from living from concrete houses to make shift tens that likes all kinds of luck, all kinds of basic necessities. and i clearly so that people are online and getting in the public show to along the lines just to have access to the bathroom. you can imagine the level of a treasure than the level of deterioration that to humanitarians conditions

but as you say, this isn't a binding resolution. presumably the human security council still has this huge hurdle of an impending you in us vito again nonetheless, we are non. so saying that this was an important moment in getting things changed on the ground inside garza. that's right, and we saw it after the last general assembly resolution that took place on october 27th. that authorized humanitarian pauses. it was a couple weeks later that the security council passed its 1st resolution on this situation in gaza. and it was actually quite similar in terms of what it called for in allowing aid. and so there does seem to be a pattern here that they're hoping to repeat in terms of building the pressure building, international alliances. it's showing the united states that other countries are concerned about double standards at the united nations and how international law is applied in getting them to put that pressure on israel. the hope is that that will lead to some more breakthroughs in the council going forward. but in the meantime, clearly the attempt and given that the united na

about how striking it was that a humanitarian resolution that we've been hearing about in the human security council. it also at the moment the draft includes a description of a post tool future for gaza. you written about how palestinians need to define their own future, all the opponents of any of these discussions and even 10 generally through all the states. and so, you know, the 1st thing you have to say about the sci fi discussion or the discussions indeed, and of course, any post as welcome, but the post up as being talked about at the moment doesn't address the underlying problem in, in elizabeth bought a sandwich a visit and the occupation, so you'll have to look at the way passengers are constantly downgraded in the international scene in terms of the international lights for us. and we talked about how you might of that is fine. then a cessation, knowledge suspends simple possibility. now there's a delay, the mirror, the, the, the fact the court fact that we all have to remember is that isabel is the invading cause. it is a that's coming tens of thousands of palestinians, displacing out o

rights violations in gaza is based on international laws, human rights and security council resolutions. the palestinian delegation in the united nations also announced that the zionist regime has displaced 80% of the residents of gaza with its indiscriminate weapon attacks. ali rajabi, sed and radio reporter. united nations of new zealand. we are facing many problems and problems. this friday was his 50th birthday . this disease does not exist in iran at all. this disease originated in england. mr. navid is suffering from the same dangerous virus 40 years ago, in the early 1960s , it was exported to 10 countries of the world, including iran, with the contaminated blood of the french government. this was knowingly sent with the same contaminated blood, after that, the dirtier thing was to start collecting these children's experiments . in the same years, except mr. navid, about 300 other people were also infected with this imported virus . when we told them what kind of move this is, they said , "for the advancement of our science, which science did you infect us first, then

rights in gaza according to the law international human rights and security council resolutions . the palestinian delegation in the united nations also announced that the zionist regime has displaced 8% of the residents of gaza with its indiscriminate weapon attacks. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. vertical unmanned aerial vehicle, chamrosh four launcher and ro unmanned submersible were unveiled at the exhibition of scientific and technological achievements of the army navy. chambroosh 4 vertical launcher with the ability to perform all kinds of missions is capable of flying from all vessels. ro unmanned submersible with the continuity of the 24th sea the watch can identify and destroy all types of mines up to a depth of 20 meters. on the sidelines of the exhibition, the commander-in-chief of the army said: "all the achievements are local and the armed forces have moved away from relying on foreign countries." since years ago, this jihadi effort has really taken a saudi trend. every year, we witness very good events that have a great impact on the combat readiness o

rights violations in gaza is based on international human rights laws and security council resolutions. the palestinian delegation in the united nations also announced that the zionist regime has displaced 80% of the residents of gaza with its indiscriminate weapon attacks. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. her hair was tied in a bun and the family ran towards her father. with his eyes red from happiness, he plays warmly . rayem, this palestinian girl, is known in the world these days with another picture, which is the last picture of her and her father. with a scar on his face and the same hair he is tied in his father's arms but lifeless. his almsgiving father goes, kisses his motionless eyes and his cold face. he was martyred by the zionist regime. now the videos before and after the martyrdom of reem with his father. he also stirred up an image. in their designs, they depict reem while still smiling in his father's arms. or. with eyes closed and wounded, he looks like an angel with wings spread, a design with the same words of baba ruh al-ruh, from an artis

sefire, as requested and as called for by the secretary general in his famous letter to the security council, humanity must. international loss law must prevail, millions of lives hang in the balance, and i thank you very much, mr. president, i thank the permanent observer, that was live from the united nations, where palestine's unvoy riyad mansur was addressing the security council, let's quickly go over what was just said, mr. said the occupier israeli regime continue. to ignore international calls for a cease fire in gaza, these israels are trying to displace palestinians from their land and that israel is also targeting journalists who record the suffering of palestinians and the gazans are facing destruction, deprivation, starvation and lack of water. just before we uh wrap things up, let's get final thought in uh from our guest mr. john bosich who's joining us from uh belgrade, mr. bosic if you're still with us, uh the comments uh by the palestinian envoy mr. so to the united nations security council, it all added up to one word, and that was the word ceasefire. so uh, give us your final though

it has to end for humanity and the security council efforts are important, but they are not enough. >l be thinking about that baby and many others. thank you for sharing your personal stories. >> thank you for having me. >> around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news here. from the 31st of december, american xl bulldogs will be banned in -- because of --. and in england, junior doctors are in the final day of their 72 hour walk out, part of a long-running dispute over pay. the strike is due to end tomorrow morning. the british medical association is calling for a rise of 35% to make up before below inflation deals since 2008. regulated rail fares in england will rise 4.9% in march, less than july's inflation figure of 9%, which is used to calculate the rise. passengers have faced significant disruption to services because of strikes over the past 18 months. you are live with bbc news. czech police say a gunman who killed 14 people at the university in prague yesterday shot himself as police were closing in on h

in gaza is based on international human rights laws and security council resolutions. palestinian delegation in the united nations also announced that the zionist regime attacked gaza with its weapons. it has displaced the residents of this area. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. the settlement of this house is by the hand of a foreign chinese , who wants a grocery license, sadab, to create competition and the image of this action can remove the golden signature in the country . qabuz help seekers , insure the amount of aid for construction workers, those families who have three or more children, don't get a car without lottery , break the sardar with nerve, your children, your children who agree to revolt, they get measles until you take it , you take it from us. i used to wonder why i was dying , so it was no longer healthy to get sick. they were wasted. it was not a doctor, it was not medicine. these were part of the compatriots who, in addition to the pain of the disease, also suffered the cost of treatment. in 1973 , the parliament took the first step

jurisdiction to, to be applied much more rigorously when it comes to about nations of human rights with reform of the security council. make your job in terms of enforcing human rights, easier by perhaps giving a greater representation on the council or indeed removing the beat which is payments something broken. so many patients, you know, we have had an ongoing debate on the reform is if you're going to concert for a very long time. and indeed there is hopefully a chance that this will go ahead by it being much more representative. i mean, the details of course, would have to be worked out for the member states is quite a complex deviation by the way. but what i hope that the security council that we do in the future is actually look at human rights in a much more centered way. and that means, because from a prevention perspective, if you see violations of human rights as an indication that things are going arrive in the country and that analysis needs to feed into that the liberation whether or not it's going to resolve the paralysis that we see at the moment, i don't know, but it is important for the internationa

security council for a month since yesterday, expressed hope that during the presidency of ecuador, a new effective resolution on the situation in gaza will be passed. it is based on international human rights laws and security council resolutions. palestinian representation in the organization the united nations also announced that the zionist regime has displaced 80% of the residents of this region with its indiscriminate attacks on gaza. ali rajabi, a reporter for the united nations. after the political authorities criticized the israeli army and accused it of a great failure on october 7th , it was the turn of the khasams, especially shamail elliahu, one of the most prominent religious zionist khaghams of the israeli army, for failing in his important and prominent mission in the religious zionist coalition since the beginning of the war. he is busy making accusations against the army commanders and says that they do not implement the orders of the cabinet. the government issued justifications for the orders, but a group of officers the commander of the southern region and other people were responsible for this heavy defeat and other people have not resigned yet and think that ev

necessity of accountability for human rights violations in gaza based on international human rights laws and security councilolutions. the palestinian delegation in the united nations also announced that the zionist regime has displaced 80% of the residents of gaza with its indiscriminate weapon attacks. ali rajabi kharbari, united nations, new york. senator. the american criticized the giving of a blank signature check to the zionist regime and called for the end of this policy. bernie sanders said: america almost unconditionally for about 3 years it pays 1.8 billion dollars to israel. he also said: in addition to these aid, the us president asked the congress to pay another 14 billion 300 million dollars to tel aviv, which is beyond the normal monitoring law. at the same time, a number of american jews gathered in the office of the chairman of the foreign relations committee of the senate and expressed their distaste for allocating tax revenues to military support for the zionist regime. people in different countries, including america, brazil, yemen, bahrain, and areas of the west bank , rallied in suppor

security council's latest attempt to call for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. human rights watch warned that the u.s. had put itself at the risk of complicity in war crimes. the medical charity doctors without borders condemned the u.s. vote as, quote, a vote against humanity. the u.n. security council resolution had 13 votes in support with the uk abstaining. despite growing international pressure for a cease-fire, the deputy u.s. ambassador explained why the u.s. blocked this measure. >> we propose language with an eye toward a constructive resolution, that would have reinforced the lifesaving dip police we have undertaken since october 7th, increased opportunities for humanitarian aid to enter gaza, encouraged the release of hostages, and thessumption of humanitarian -- the resumption of humanitarian pauses and lay the found for a durable peace. unfortunately, nearly all of our recommendations were ignored. the result of this rushed process was an imbalanced resolution that was divorced from reality. we still cannot comprehend why the resolution's authors declined

humanity and the inefficiency of international systems is more unfortunate than this incident . none of the organizations of this war machine that the americans put at the disposal of the zionist regime, the united nations security councileague and many unions , human rights organizations, their own efficiency, the loss of humanity today is a proof of the inefficiency of international organizations that want to defend oppress in our negotiations with the honorable president of cuba, we reached the point that this unjust world system must end and we must seek to form a just world system. let us be so that in the light of that, the oppressed can be repelled from him and the oppressor can be put in his place, and he can be freed from oppression and violence. eh, lo que eh también eh we have talked es eh sobre la eh situation lamentable eh que todos estamos eh witnessing y somos testigos de lo que está pasando al pueblo palestino, a un pueblo que quiere defend su patria, su territorio, su tierra, quiere defender su vida, está agredido atacado por los enemigos, por el régimen zionista, hm ahí el régimen zionista está cometiendo un genocidio, racismo, eh, crimen les a humanidad, eh, está asesinando al palestino pueblo, a las

jurisdiction to, to be applied much more rigorously when it comes to about nations of human rights with reform of the security council. make your job in terms of enforcing human rights, easier by perhaps giving a greater representation on the council or indeed removing the data which has payments something broken so many as patient. you know, we have had an ongoing debate on the reform is if you go to concert for a very long time and indeed there is hopefully a chance that this will go ahead by it being much more representative. i mean, the details of course, would have to be worked out for the member states as quite a complex deviation by the way. but what i hope that the security counts that we do in the future is actually look at human rights in a much more centered way. and that means, because from the prevention perspective, if you see violations of human rights is an indication that things are going arrive in a country. and that analysis needs to feed into that the liberation whether or not it's going to resolve the paralysis that we see at the moment. i don't know, but it is important for the international com

and in fact, when the resolution at the un security council for humanity or in sci fi was vetoed by the us. the french ambassador at the united nations actually spoke about how the security council was no longer able to fill it's mandates because of this deadlock . have how have relations between from johnson israel and have they being strained over the last 2 months. it was a few weeks into the world at the french president to manually call and said that nothing justified the killing of, of innocent civilians and gaza. uh yeah, the same time um there was like, i would say like 2 freezes in um, in fonts positions, the 1st phase was um, it kind of all, all right, sent by the bottom by the attack off on us on the keyboards in the be on the international because nice boulders of israel. so the funds when i re concern by this incident, is there any decisions will have been killed in a really bonded by like way we have to recall that because it's important. and so you have a support for retaliation by as well. but then when a bob brings off the guns us trick, which looked very and discrimina

people talk about human rights, mercy, the security council, red to cross and humanity.re are these human rights? >> reporter: that is the question gazans keep asking. where is safe? that is the question that so many in gaza are asking, and other questions where will their next meal come from. the food situation in gaza so dire, all 2 million plus people living there are suffering from acute food insecurity which means in the coming weeks and months the possibility if they don't die in an airstrike or from a bull lut, they could die from starvation if something isn't done to thelp them. >> thank you for the reporting from tel aviv. sforz. >>> joining us is senior advisor to israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu. ambassador, we appreciate your time this morning. i want to start with what we heard from the prime minister yesterday and what he wrote in "the wall street journal" editor your pages making clear that the offensive isn't close to finished and laying out his prerequisites for peace, including destroying hamas, demilitarizing and de-radicalizing gaza. how close

move, invote article 99 of the un charter to urge the security council to avert a humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. given the scale of loss of human life in gaza in israel in such a short amount of time, the secretary general has today delivered letter to the president of the security council invoking article 99 of the charter of the united nations. this is the first time that antonio guiterres has done this since he became secretary general in 2017. article 99 states and quote, the secretary general may bring to the attention of the security council, any matter in his opinion that may threaten maintenance of international peace and security. in the letter, which has been shared with you, the secretary general urges the members of the security council to press to revert a human. the first time has invoked article since taking over the role of un secretary. general back in 2017 in the letter he calls on the city council as well as the international community to use all available means to stop israel's massacker palestinians. guteres said the international community has a responsibility to use its influence to prevent further escala

that america's diplomatic support for this regime in the veto of the un security council resolution is at the cost of life. humans will run out. when when the vote in the un security council was over, i couldn't believe whether the americans were really worried about the loss of lives in gaza or not. the un should have called for a ceasefire. i am really disappointed. it seems that the united nations wants world peace , and then with these actions it says that there is nothing wrong with such massacres. while some americans are concerned about the fact that the zionist regime continues its attacks against the palestinian people, it seems that this issue is covered in the mainstream media around the world , which are owned by the countries that support this regime. its importance has diminished, but these demonstrators here, who gather around the israeli embassy every week, seek to remind people that the israeli army kills an innocent woman or child every few minutes. end of this news section. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, welcome to the football magazine program . we will star

immediate humanitarian ceasefire and gaza. antonio gutierrez told the security council that people are being moved around like human pin balls, and that it's impossible for aid workers to reach those in need. in the next few hours and security council is due to votes on the draft resolution calling for a cx 5 and the release of hostages. held by. i'm asked mr. gutierrez, one different risks to international security. without such a measure. there is a higher risk of the total collapse of the mediterranean support system, even browser, which would have devastating consequences. we anticipate. that's what the results in a complete breakdown of probably called of the ending good, especially for mess displacements into egypt. i see of the consequences going to be devastating for the security of the entire region. will tell nice fondness to ethics back to the i global commitment to phase out fossil fuels. the you and the climate conference as the when climate conference, the ends as its final week, atlanta babble is representing germany and the european union into by one of the issues of the comp 28. so i'm, it is when

immediate humanitarian seems fine and gaza. antonio gutierrez told the security council that people are being moved around like human pen goals, and that it is impossible for 8 workers to reach those in need. in the next few hours, the security council is due to votes on a draft resolution quoting for a cx 5 and the release of hostages. held by how mass general started to post a good terrace, one of the risks to international security. without such a measure. there is a higher these of the total collapse of humanitarian support system even gaza, which would have devastating consequences. we anticipate that with the results in the complete breakdown of probably all of that and increase pressure for mess displacements into egypt. i see are the consequences could be devastating for the security of the entire region to take a look at the civil news making headlines around the world. was that same? gosh, it with president putin is to seek re election next year. if i still major challenges in bidding for the 5th time, is that russia since a ton of a century, i'm struck down on opposition. i'm the media. so certainly, so i

human utility and throughs. but the one that uh was uh, not acceptable to the nearby consent that the western countries they did not support this resolution. and eventually they organized the security council to pass a decision the resolution, which quote, not demanded what's called for human you theory was or because to do this, we did some kind of monitoring on the ground may be united nations or do from the work agency in palestine could serve the role, but we addressed the secretary general suggesting that he used his, his uh, authority to consider some kinds of monitoring but sofa to no avail. but this does not mean that we all should stop drain. we should do everything you know for to continue this political pressure to achieve the human you darien, just for that us vito. in the security council, how do you think it will affect the way the us is seen in the region? let me read you a tweet from the money for a minister about a alba city, which he wrote off to the veto. i deeply regret the united states should sacrifice the lives of innocent civilians for the cause of design is and long after we've gone the world will look back home today with a shame as well. it's up to the original c