meanwhile, the israeli national security council admitted that they are faced with great internationalfor a ceasefire without the release of the hostages. the head of the department noted that israel will not agree to this. destruction after shelling of a palestinian camp on the west bank, according to the red crescent, five people were killed. the israeli military claims that militants were hiding in the camp. organized a procession from the central station to the tiergarten park. protest actions, a protest action demanding an end to bloodshed in the gas and condemning israel, were accompanied by about a thousand police officers; attempts to light the pyrotechnics were stopped. in warsaw, a demonstration took place under the slogan of no more gas bombs. protesters marched to the israeli embassy, ​​activities and traditions that unite all generations, which are rightfully possible. i can say that this is something that runs in our family. varvarnevskaya will tell you about the most interesting contestants and what tasks can already be completed. the love for sports is theirs family, th

meanwhile, the israeli national security council admitted that they were facing great international pressurefire without the release of the hostages, the head of the department noted that israel would not agree to this, dozens of palestinians were killed as a result of air raids on the alfaha school in the north of the gaza strip. al-jazeera tv channel reports this with reference to a correspondent who is at the scene of the events. ministry of health kan yunis, yunis in the south of the gaza strip, and most of them are children. and now we will show the footage, which, judging by comments, the video was made in romal. on the west bank of the jordan river, according to media reports, an israeli soldier threw a flash-bang grenade at a mosque during prayer. there is a clarification that the army has already removed this soldier from service. in helsinki, several hundred russians rallied against the closure of the four. now it will be much more difficult for many russians who live in finland to see their relatives. the fact that these restrictions are contrary to human rights is stated in an on

liberation. hostages from the gas sector will begin no earlier than november 24, the israeli national security councilhe region by this time. today on exhibition of russia at vdnh of two regions at once, which subjects will present their achievements, our correspondents will tell about this in adventures. a cyclone is approaching st. petersburg, there are heavy rains there. snowfalls, our meteorologists will give their weather forecast. today vladimir putin will visit minsk, where he will take part in the next session of the collective security council, organizing an agreement on it. i’ll tell you in more detail now which topics will be the focus. so, as the kremlin press service noted, the parties will discuss key issues interaction between csto members. the list of topics included. next. improving the collective security system, as well as current international and regional problems. let me remind you that the csto includes russia, armenia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. this year the chairman of the association is minsk. earlier , president of belarus alexander lukashenko noted tha

meanwhile, the israeli national security council admitted that they are facing great international pressureemands for a ceasefire without the release of the hostages, the head of the department. at least 26 people have been killed in the area's shelling this morning. most of the victims are children, this information is provided by reporters, and the aljazeera tv channel, in turn, reported an attack on a center for the elderly, as a result of which the director of the institution was killed. the enclave ministry of health talks about a shortage of food, food and water in the ashif hospital is enough for a maximum of 400 people, while it is currently located there no less. journalist seymour hersh, citing sources in the us government, claims that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu refused the hostage deal. the american demand provided for the release of more than seventy prisoners, but in return hamas insisted on a cessation of hostilities, which was unacceptable to netanyahu. five countries - bangladesh, bolivia, djibouti, comoros and south africa - have asked the prosecutor of the i

the gas sector will begin no earlier than november 24, about this was stated by the israeli national security councilt release as part of the deal. meanwhile, according to qatari media, the israeli defense forces continue to storm palestinian settlements.

some of the hostages from the gaza strip will begin no earlier than november 24, the israeli national security council announced this, tel aviv has already received a list of those whom hamas must release as part of the deal, maria skorodilka with details. hundreds of people. on the streets of tel aviv in the hands of photographs of relatives who are now hostage by hamas, who will be released according to the agreement is not yet clear, the lists have been handed over - the media report, but there are no specific names. as part of the deal, israel plans release about 80 people. the country's prime minister ordered masad to take all measures against hamas leaders, wherever they are. let me be clear, we will continue the war until we achieve all of our goals of returning all those abducted. their children to terrorism, who finance terrorists or their families, gas should not pose a threat to israel, the ceasefire will soon come, now the idf forces are shelling the gaza strip as much as possible, in this footage the military blows up hamas intelligence buildings, in the network is increasingly showing vi

meanwhile, the israeli national security council admitted that they are facing great international pressure demands for a ceasefire without the release of the hostages. the head of the department noted that israel will not agree to this. the al-jazeera television channel , citing its journalist at the scene , reports the death of 200 people. as a result of an israeli strike on the al-faha school in the gaza strip. this is already the second attack on the training establishment since the beginning of the month. earlier, 26 people were killed during the shelling of the khan yunis district this morning. most of the victims are children. this information is provided by raeyers. the arab media also reported a strike on a center for the elderly . as a result, the director of the establishment died. journalists hirsch, citing sources in the us government, claims that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu from the hostage deal, the american demand provided for the release of more than seventy prisoners, but in return hamas insisted on a cessation of hostilities, which for netanyahu it turned ou

i i think that the statements of the israeli national security council, they are a little, shall we sayd other israeli sources report that there is no such complete control even over gaza city, but it is clear that the ratio of forces and opportunities that hamas has and the israelis, they are disproportionate, i.e. a hill, i would just like, i would like to add , you just listed several factors here that are not completely clear, yes, according to what algorithm they will develop, but at least there are no such official statements was, but israeli journalists and political scientists point out that buying peace with money, that such a component used to exist, yes, with money, investments from israel, including in palestine, in the gas sector, such a scenario will not happen, they understand that this is how they coexist there will be no gas, israel will not rebuild the gas, israel will not in any way contribute to the recovery of these territories as before, at the same time we hear, that is, the position of israel, at the same time we hear, as we mentioned at the beginning the positio

and organizational capabilities in the gas strip, this is what the secretary of the israeli national security councils carries out its tasks decisively and carefully in several stages: the first stage is blocking and clearing terrorists from the south, it has already been completed. the second stage is powerful and accurate strikes against all enemy networks. the phase of ground operations in the north of the gas sector is currently underway. this is a difficult campaign that involves fierce fighting. there is no fight without painful price. we are a people who fight, we are determined despite the pain. at the same time, the ground operation of the israeli military is under powerful fire cover of air strikes on the palestinian enclave, now the israel defense forces have reported that during the days of confrontation in the gaza strip, about 11,000 hamas and islamic jihad targets were hit, and air strikes continued last night , heavy bombs were used to destroy underground communications, militants, tactical tunnels, weapons depots, protected headquarters, which are located underground, according to is

hamas group will not occur until friday, and from that moment a truce will begin, the israeli national security councilts that the new time for the ceasefire will be announced in the coming hours, the fighting continues not only in the gas sector, but on the west bank of the jordan river, where the israeli army is conducting another raid, and the situation is in the conflict zone, pavel melnik and anton botinkov. ambulances remain on duty to evacuate hostages from captivity, the task of armored vehicles and aviation is guarded, those who were held in gas for 47 days are already waiting in clinics. tel aviv, hospitals have prepared in advance for those returning from captivity a special security protocol, partially isolated departments where even outsiders have no access doctors, here only attending physicians, security officials and, in extreme cases, relatives. the first hours in israel can be decisive, after fasting it is important to avoid dietary shock, a limited amount of water, one hot drink, in some cases applesauce, today... 50 hostages, women and children could be released at once. i want to b

tel aviv is determined to win, despite the pain, said hanekdy, head of the israeli national security council idf's ground operation will be difficult, but it expects to save the hostages. the footage reportedly shows idf fighters dragging behind a car a gruesome trophy, the body of a murdered palestinian. the white house is in no hurry to condemn tel aviv for obvious war crimes, but admits that thousands of civilians died in the gas . does the united states have its own estimates of what is happening, how many people were killed in the gas, and where can we get accurate information about this? we receive information from many sources, and without voicing specific numbers here, i can say that we are convinced that there were many thousands in gaza during this conflict... biden's support for israel is growing in the ranks of american democrats - the publication warns that 15 congressmen from the party's department refused to vote for a resolution in which the united states declares solidarity with israel and condemns hamas, and a member of the house of representatives of palestinian originb is

hostages from the gas sector will begin no earlier than november 24, about this. at the israeli national security counciliv has already received a list of those whom hamas must release as part of the deal. maria skorodilka with details. hundreds of people on the streets of tel aviv are holding photographs of their relatives who are now being held hostage by the uhamas. it is still unclear who will be released according to the agreement. lists transferred - the media reported, but there are no specific names. israel plans to release about 80 people as part of the deal. the country's prime minister ordered massad to accept everything. hamas, wherever they are? let me be clear, we will continue the war until we achieve all of our goals of returning all those kidnapped, eliminating hamas, and ensuring that after all, the gaza strip will not be controlled by a country that supports terrorism, that trains its children in terrorism, that finances terrorists or their families. gaza should not pose a threat to israel. the ceasefire will come soon, now the forces of the idf are at their maximum. they are shelling

in anti-semitism and even violence against jews and israelis following the bloody events of the october 7 massacre. today , the national security councilo exercise extreme caution when traveling anywhere. we know that jewish communities and their institutions are israeli. the national security council calls on all israelis to seriously consider whether they really need to go anywhere at such a dangerous time. so , no, it’s not only necessary to issue strange recommendations regarding trips to dagestan, starting with france, germany, america, england. with all of them held by countries that hate great britain, from scotland to ireland. we live in a terrible time, in a terrible time, we must understand , and of course, i’m finishing, i give the floor to leoniduvich, this address from the head of hesbolah, hassan nasraly, about how he defines the states is not scary, after all these long years when they tried to convince the whole world that this entity called israel is a state of the rule of law, humanity and democracy. all this turned out to be a lie. we have witnessed the victims, men and women, innocent civilians, gaz children, reveal

this is coming on the back, of course, of the israeli national security council statement saying thatng's going to happen before friday. they didn't give a reason for the delay. it is notable, thoughs because the qataris who have been so central to this agreement have been saying up until the last minute that they expecteded to see that list tonight of who those initial detainees or hostages that would be released would be. at the same time, wolf, i think it's important to emphasize there is no sense at the moment that this is because of some breakdown in the talks or breakdown in the agreement. it's just more, it seems that more time is needed to get all those moving parts into place. >> i know you've been speaking with family members of these hostages who were being held by hamas in gaza. it must be so frustrating to them even a short delay like this if it happens. >> i think they have just been on such a roller coaster, woof, a wolf, and all of them have such heartbreaking stories and they're trying not to get their hopes up too much and they can't help, but fervently believe that

in fighting followed by hostage releases, we assume, and certainly this is what the israeli national security council is saying, that it will progress along the lines of what we'd previously heard about the deal. that this will involve some 50 israeli hostages, that they will be released in stages, a minimum of ten per day, according to the qatari side, and that in return hamas will be able to secure the release of some 150 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails, heavily focused on women and in particular male teenagers, we understand, minors, women and children. they will also get more aid trucks into gaza, and a six-hour window each day where neither the u.s. or israel will fly surveillance over gaza. that's sort of the contours of this deal. i think the question really is how far this can be pushed. you heard prime minister netanyahu saying that this is really just a pause, that the war will continue. israel's second goal aside from getting the hostages out is, of course, to completely dismantle hamas. and you have the assume that hamas wants to keep at least some hostages in gaza to provide cov

we heard from the israeli national security council saying until friday at the earliest, no hostages are going to be released. that means no pause in the fighting that we are seeing happening even today in gaza. we just spoke to an israeli official. the former israeli ambassador to the united nations. he said in part that israel still has not received the names from hamas of those first initial hostages. that was part of agreement. that israel is going to provide hamas with a list of names of people that they are going to release and vice versa. hamas was going to provide the names of the people they were expected to release. that still has not happened as of yet. the other thing that he told me which is notable as well, they say hamas has not yet signed off on this agreement. it is a multipage agreement. something that the qataris have been the mediating force in all of this. so that's just part of it. ultimately, officials on the ground in israel are still hopeful that this deal will happen. i think there's a bit of caution around this to ensure that it is going to happen because c

earlier today, the head of the israeli national security council confirmed that the release of some 50aeli hostages in gaza, women and children, supposed to be returned to israel beginning tomorrow, will now not be freed until friday or later. the reason for the delay was not anything clear. if and when what is being bill essay temperatures this come about, the pause is expected to last for four days, as the release of the sausage is spread out over the better part of a week. in return, it is expected that about 150 palestinian political prisoners, also women and children, are going to be released by israel. we should know, the final bill will still be subject to review by israel supreme court. today, deputy assistant brett victor confirmed to msnbc that american children will be among the hostages released, including abigail and don, the two-year-old child, three years old, kidnapped by hamas militants after her parents were murdered in the october 7th attack. advocates and told nbc news that she hopes you can see her family by her birthday this friday. >> she's turning for. to just i

casualties are reported, daviv is determined to win despite the pain, said the head of the israeli national security councilidf's ground operation will be difficult, but it expects to save the hostages. the footage reportedly shows idf fighters dragging a gruesome trophy of the body of a murdered palestinian behind a car. the white house is in no hurry to condemn tel aviv for obvious war crimes, but admits that thousands of civilians died in the gas . does the usa have its own? we receive information from many sources and without voicing specific numbers here, i can say that we are convinced that there were many thousands of civilian deaths in gaza during this conflict, i have said this before, i will say this again, every death like this is a tragedy, we should work to prevent it from happening. because of your unconditional support. biden israel warns that a split is brewing in the ranks of american democrats. the publication reports that 15 congressmen from the democratic party refused to vote for a resolution in which the united states declares solidarity with israel and condemns hamas. and a member of

it's from the director of the israeli national security council.rief that says that the release of israeli hostages from gaza will not take place before friday. that's a significant change. the initial expectation was the release would begin tomorrow. we have no information about what's causing the delay. there are numerous factors that could be causing the delay on either side. logistical questions around hamas' ability to consolidate the hostages and transfer or questions around the fact that israeli citizens can appeal the release of palestinian prisoners from israel prisons. we don't know what's causing the delay. this shows you that this negotiation is basically a high wire act that could change or collapse at any moment. as of now, the contours of the agreement remain in place as far as we know. it's just the timing that has changed. >> that time line as it changes, i'm reminded of all of the families you have spoken with in the course of your reporting who have reminded themselves of just how tenuous this agreement was. >> reporter: yeah, ve

back with me again, he is a former israeli national security adviser and former head of israel's national security council were watching what's going on inside israel where -- you just returned -- >> this morning. >> just came off the plane. >> came from the airplane. >> there are protesters outside. there are family members of the hostages saying get a deal now. >> yeah. in israel the moment is very tense because the families of the hostages and also survivors from the massacre, most of them, of course, support getting them back because they're alive, right, and they're children and women and elderly that we want back at home. there are also protests against the deal. israel is a democracy and there are people on both sides. i think it's important that this comes through. i think it's important, as you said i came back from israel, spin the a week there, talked to people, talked to families, you know, i am here in d.c. since august, i've never seen israel so sad. the feeling is so deep, it's so grave. people just want to get on with this so we can start rebuilding the fabric of our society for the beginn

in his address to the summit, abbas called on the united nations security council to stop the israeli onslaught in gaza. respected leader. we request the security council to abide by its responsibilities to stop this this aggression immediately and to allow the incidation of of medical supplies and food supplies and to provide water and electricity and food into gaza and to stop the forced displacement of the palestinian people in gaza and the the west bank. a boss said palestiniers are facing an unmatched genicidal war by the israeli regime. that israeli actions in the besieg gaza strip and across the occupied territories amount to clear violation of international and humanitarian law. the the president said palestinians need international protection in the face of israeli attacks including the descecration of muslim's holy sites. he also noted that palestinians will not negotiate when it comes to the inalinable rights. the leader. lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah says israel's brutal bombing of the gaza strip is aimed at crushing the will of resistance forces, sithasan nasrul

>> reporter: yeah, a big surprise to israeli officials when the national security council announced that that deal would actually not be put in place today as we had expected. many officials herad expected. we heard last night from benjamin netanyahu and the rest of the war cabinet and they very much sounded like it was imminent. the deal of course to release hostages and also to stop the fighting and send in more humanitarian aid to gaza. but right now that has not happened. and the latest on the timing is that the earliest this could happen is tomorrow. and everyone is keeping their eye on this press conference set to happen soon with the qatari foreign minister spokesperson because of course they have been the middle men in all of this in between israel and hamas and the united states, they have been the ones helping negotiate the deal, send the disagreements back and forth between the two sides, bringing them both to the table to get the agreement here. it is the final details that still remain to be seen. as of just a few hours ago, there is not yet the list of names expected to rel

israelis and two thai nationals. yesterday national security council spokesperson john kirby saying that the president and the national security team are in constant engagement on this situation. really, hour by hour, focussing on getting aid into gaza, as well as getting the hostages out of gaza and keeping this pause in place. he thanked president el sisi of egypt for helping facilitate % gade i aid into gaza. there's hope that more hostages could be released and that americans could be included. if the pause can be extended, they are really focussed and thankful for that. a big day for this truce, phillip and frances. >> we'll keep monitoring those developments. chapman, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the man accused of shooting three u.s. students of palestinian descent over the weekend. the suspect's ex-girlfriend reported jason eaton to police for harassment in 2019 but did not press charges, instead asking for a domestic incident report in case she wanted to eventually secure a restraining order. meanwhile the three victims are still recovering, one is suffering from a gunshot wound to the spine. his

i think looking at what hamas and what the israelis and what's going on right now will be good to look back on, of the matter is the national security councily. the israeli national security adviser at the other day thanks qatar for the release of israeli hostages. i think thatis release of israeli hostages. i think that is a viable tool. qatar is not giving up on a piece resolution and they are not giving up as they exit on hostage negotiation. let's hope that israel says the continuation of violence is not the answer and a pete cease—fire and cessation of violence is reached and we can move forward. it’s violence is reached and we can move forward. fl ., ., violence is reached and we can move forward. �*, ., i. forward. it's good to get your thou . hts forward. it's good to get your thoughts this _ forward. it's good to get your thoughts this evening. - forward. it's good to get your thoughts this evening. think| forward. it's good to get your. thoughts this evening. think you for coming on the programme stop you very much. you will see in the right box there that the pictures from gaza city show escalation in the fighting. we see rockets

he served on the national security council for the israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo. he also spent 2 decades working in intelligence with the is really military. he is male, vice president of the jerusalem institute for strategy and security. mr. lamb. and it's good to have you with this tonight, the israeli government now saying that idea forces are in the heart of gaza city. what does that mean? are the soldiers now fighting above ground or is most of the fighting now taking place underground in those tunnels? well, it's both, it's the bulk of the guys i area city area is now cut off from directions. progress is very slow, systematic, and designed basically to find and destroy the terminal and from source, as well as basically destroyed from us positions and homos forces and create the conditions under which they are combined. structure will be destroyed, step by step. uh the idea of is rose and i'm trying to fight quite carefully as the humanitarian client are still open for the people in the combat, the area to clear out the direction of the south. but this is the

has frequently warned against such attacks, calling on the united nations and its security council to put an end to them, says israelyassassinated iranian nuclear scientists and sabotage a country's peaceful nuclear facilities. irabani said regime's terrorist acts must be categorically condemned by the international community and none of its atrocities should be treated with impunity. onvoy also touched on iran. cooperation with the international atomic energy agency. iravani said, agency in iran have close working ties in a variety of areas and the iaea conducts robust verification and monitoring activities in iran's nuclear sites. he stress agencies impartiality, independence and professionalism should never be jeapodized or influenced by certain parties. the deputy secretary of general. deputy secretary general, that is pardon of lebanon's hezbollah resistance movement says the october 7th operation by hamas will have a lasting impact on the future of the israeli regime. al-aqsa flood operation is an exceptional operation which is unprecedented since the establishment of the zionist regime in palestine in 1948 den

but also aid going into the gaza strip and a limiting of israeli surveillance capabilities over gaza. national security councilsman john kirby did discuss this yesterday. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we're obviously going to be watching this like a hawk. the devil is in the details and the execution. and so we are going to be watching to see that all sides meet their commitments and we know -- we recognize that one party to this agreement is a terrorist organization. a terrorist organization that hasn't always abided by the commitments that they have made. >> trey: we should talk about the exchange here. we are talking about israeli hostages that were dragged into gaza on october 7th against their will. they will be exchanged # to 1 ratio for palestinian prisoners, women and minors that have been convicted of crimes in israel. guys, bark to you. >> lawrence: trey, i guess the big question is and i don't know what you're hearing on the ground. everyone is always skeptic when you are doing business or in negotiation with a terrorist organization. so, is there -- you know, i guess some anxiousness on t

december, 2016, the united nations security council approves resolution 2334. it reaffirms that israeli in palestinian land are illegal and violation of the international law. a few weeks later with donald trump already in the white house, israel announces the expansion at the west bank settlements, between the united states and the state of israel. it means more settlers to add to the 600,000 that are now living in palestinian land. and the occupied territories in general, you basically have two communities, palestinians and settlers, these two communities do not have the same rights, palestinians under military law, enforced by the army, and settlers are under israeli civilian law enforced by the israeli police, so i arrived to hebron and my... mission is to protect the settlers. they come from all over the world, invited by jewish organizations and travel agencies working for the settler's cause. i come from los angeles, i flew 15 hours yesterday to come show support for heavily guarded by israeli soldiers, every tour of hate contributes to putting more pressure on palestinians. on t

despite the fact that seldovet served as director of the us national security council, and was also deputy head of the state department for israelibe too easy to write off russian statements about the true face of the american people as senile dementia. rather, the former high-ranking american official simply threw off his mask , revealing the true face of the democratic west. in politics, stuart seldritz has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that worked at the state department with the deputy director of the office of israeli and palestinian affairs. that is, he was always on the sidelines, but now he is. the main character, although the former diplomat was not immediately recognized in this old man who caused scandals on the streets of new york, well , this is the one he harassed, there is no other word for it: a muslim salesman from a halal food kiosk in the upper isside, a prestigious quarter where, as seldvis thought, coming from the middle east, this is not the place, you are a terrorist, you support terrorists, get out of here, i don’t support anyone, no, you do

man who at one time not only served as director of the us national security council, but was also deputy head of the state department for israeli affairs. in the wake of the outcry, companies that collaborated with seldowitz turned on the shift mode, for example, a large lobbying firm that previously prided itself on counting among its ranks government employees who had distinguished careers with the federal government simply deleted his profile from his page, but however, the true background of the scandal is unlikely to be hidden in such a simple way, boris ivanin was convinced, it would be too easy to attribute russian statements to senile dementia, rather, the former high-ranking american official simply threw off the mask, revealing his true face... in politics stuart seldats has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that he worked at the state department as deputy head of the office of israeli and palestinian affairs, that is, he was always in second place. roles, and now he has become the main character, although the former diplomat was not immediately recognized

despite the fact that seldavets served as director of the us national security council and was also deputy head of the state department for israeli affairs. about the true face of the american establishment boris ivanin. it would be too easy to write off russian statements on senile dementia. rather, the former high-ranking american official simply threw off his mask, revealing the true face of the democratic west. in politics, stuart seldvis has long been a member of the us national security council under president barack obama, and before that he worked in the state department as deputy head of the office of israeli and palestinian affairs, that is, he was always in the background, and now he has become the main character, although a former diplomat and did not immediately recognize this old man who created scandals on the streets of new york, but the one he harassed , there’s no other way to say it, a muslim salesman from a halal food kiosk in the upper isside, a prestigious quarter where, as seldvis considered, there was no place for a person from the middle east. you are a terrorist, children, this is still not enough. it is

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israeli people. just look at what happened in national security council spokesperson john kirby says a deadly morning terror attack by hamas in jerusalem underscores the need to finish the job. the attack left 3 people dead. >> secretary blinken also urging israeli officials to take immediate steps to hold extremist settlers accountable for attacks against palestinians inside the west bank. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. santa rosa, police are investigating 2 separate incidents of knives being brought into high schools. one case left a student injured >> after they were stabbed and slashed. officers arrested 2 teenagers on wednesday. the first report came from santa rosa high school. police say a 14 year-old a 16 year-old from rival gangs got into a fight on campus. and that's when they say the 16 year-old pushed the 14 year-old boy down and then attacked him with the knife. the inter boy ran away and then was taken to the hospital by his family. then at montgomery high school school administrators reported a 14 year-old boy brought a knife to school. he first refused to allow sta

israeli captives held by hamas. anywa reportly said that the resistant movement has delivered its response to qatar over the agreement. iran's permanent ambassador to united nations has islam the security council call for a ceasefire in his recently approved resolution on the israeli war on gaza. there is generally an expectation that the content of the security council resolution should have included the main elements of the resolution of the general assembly that was adopted with majority of 121 votes, especially its key point that there is most urgent need for immediate, sustainable and durable true for civilians. iravan was speaking of the informal plenary meeting of the general assembly on the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. he said that the security council resolution failed to stop israel's war and atrocities in gaza as it lacked an executive guarantee and was not legally binding. they run in unvoy said that despite the resolution's approval the regime continues to steadly attacks against civilians and un schools. the un to support the people on gaza in the face of the israeli war crimes. gaza is experiencing a challenging time and the people of gaza facing unabated war crimes

israelis after the massacre. today the national security council and the foreign office issued an unusual travel warning. time. so it’s not only necessary to issue strange recommendations regarding trips to dagestan. she. from france, germany, america, england, with all the countries they hold that hate great britain, starting from scotland and ending with ireland and wales. we live in terrible times. after all these long years of trying to convince the world that this entity called israel is a state of the rule of law, humanity and democracy. all this turned out to be true. lies, we have witnessed the victims, men and women, innocent civilians, children of the gazans, reveal the truth about this barbaric regime supported by the western media the united states, as well as the hypocrisy of the united states. from day one, biden has been claiming to talk to the israelis about humanitarian issues, about civilians, all claims are false. months of gaza and the people of gaza have suffered the brunt of barbaric, ferocious, terrible, merciless aerial bombings, they falsely claim that hamas will preach democracy

letter, i signed a letter to the united nations to complain to the security council, to complain about this and for the united nations to do something about it. the israelis.. the israelis have denied your accusations. before we end, i want to ask you a question, an internal question. there are a lot of... i want to ask you an internal question about lebanon, if i may, foreign minister, before we close. you don't have a fully functional government at the moment. you have a caretaker prime minister. the nation doesn't have a president. that's true. hasn't had a president for one year. your economy is in freefall. that's right. more than half your population live in poverty. your currency is virtually worthless. one of your own cabinet ministers, amin salam, the other day after a cabinet meeting, said that if the current political climate leads to war, then lebanon, as a country, could fall apart completely. do you agree with him? no, i don't agree with him. i think lebanon is a country. the lebanese want lebanon to stay a full—fledged country. we have political problems. in europe, there are problems like that. the world is divided in these days. and i thi

united states has once again turned a blind eye to the israeli atrocities and the gaza strip spokesman for the white house national security council john kirby says washington is still. no red lines for tell of even its bloody war on gaza. two american military bases in iraq and syria have come under fresh attacks amid growing anti-us sentiment over washington's complicity and israeli atrocities in gaza. an iraqi resistance group says it has hit the alhadied air base in northern iraq and another us base in enal khaza in syria with multiple drones. and russia says an israeli minister calls for using nuclear weapons against gaza has raised huge number of questions. moscow says the main issue is that israel appears to have admitted that it has nobes. israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal and doesn't allow international inspection of its facilities. welcome to this edition of gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, i'm said puriza, with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out of the continent. bombardment of palestinians and the besieged coastal enclave. enough is enough, says the un

defend their sovereignty against the... occupiers all the israeli establishment should be forced to stop by a by the united nations security council gaza, if they haven't already died yet, not having enough... water, clean water, food, simple things like bread, i mean to be honest, like i said before, it's it's an utter embarrassment and it's shameful, because it it tells us what the state of honestly, the majority of the western world looks like, you want to talk about the west, being the people to show you the way to go, how to live, who you are, what your morals are, what your values are, where do your morals go when you cannot provide basic aid and humanitarian aid to people that desperately need it. me speaks volumes um speaks volumes um shakil, you talked about it, you called it a force, but i'm going to ask you again, the the four-hour pause before israeli bombardment restarts, it's been described as cynical and cruel, how how do you see this ploy by tel aviv? yeah, like bush said, they just they're very sick individuals, there are people who are like she said, they are posting of things that are complete. categorically dis

defend their sovereignty against. the occupiers or the israeli establishment should be forced to stop by a by the united nations security council haven't already died yet not having a enough water, clean water, food, simple things like bread, i mean to be honest, like i said before, it's it's an utter embarrassment and it's shameful, because it it tells us what the state of honestly, the majority of the western world looks like, you want to talk about the west being the people to show you the way to go, how to live, who you are, what your morals are, what your values are, where do your morals go when you cannot provide basic aid and humanitarian aid to people that desperately need it. that to me speaks volumes. um, speaks volumes. um, shakil, we talked about it, you called it a farse, but i'm going to ask you again, the the four-hour pause before israeli bombardment restarts, it's been described as cynical and cruel. how, how do you see this ploy by tel aviv? yeah, like bush said, they're just they're very sick individuals, there are people who are like she said, they are posting of things that are. categorically disgusting and

but it is not the goal of israeli forces to go out and deliberately take innocent civilian life and they have tried to make efforts to minimize that. >> national security councilkesman john kirby making a distinction between the hamas attack on october 7 and israeli's attacks in gaza that israel says were focused on eliminating hamas leaders and armed fighters. let's bring in general nick ryan. he is joining us from brisbane. thanks for being with us. let's talk about the distinction that is being made here. because there are of course civilians who have been terribly impacted by the strikes that israel is making. obviously there are accusations of war crimes from the palestinian side. israel says that this is aimed at legitimate targets and that the reality is that people they are targeting, hamas, are building these tunnels and putting military structure under human beings and that is what makes it hard. how do you view each i'dside's argument? >> yes, there are legitimate targets that they are going after, but proportionality is also very important principles that apply here. beyond the laws of war, there is also the need to engage in ethical conduct at the

pentagon and gosdeev oppose the ceasefire on... with white house national security council coordinator kirby. since you 're pushing the israelist sit there and give hamas attack them, attack and attack without retaliating? i mean, so the pause means they can shoot back. my god, peter, we present them with military assistance almost every day, but we are in favor of pauses on both sides, temporary, local, in order to get the americans out of there and deliver help there, even if we didn’t do this, this does not mean that we are advocating for a global ceasefire. wolster journal claims washington is seeking help from muslim countries to control gas sector after war. us secretary of state blinken is discussing this issue with a number of countries in the region, among them, according to the publication, egypt, qatar and turkey. there is no exact plan for managing the enclave yet, but bloomberg previously wrote that nato troops or peacekeeping forces could be brought into the gas sector. in the past , such us efforts did not end in anything good, cnn reminds. the idf command says that the israeli military is at the entrance to gaz

secured a second pathway for civilians to leave the fighting. president joe biden has asked the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to institute these daily pass is during a call on monday. u.s. national security council spokesman john kirby said that the first humanitarian pause would be announced today and that the israelis had committed to announcing each for our window at least 3 hours in advance. biden also told reporters that he had asked the israelis for a longer pause more than 3 days during the negotiations over the release of some hostages being held by hamas, though he rolled out the chances of a ceasefire. and here the oakland unified school board meeting was cut short after some board members felt they could not keep the crowd under control. the crowd was in support of a new legislative item calling for a cease-fire in palestine. that's what this group is asking for on the agenda. a new legislative item calling for a cease-fire and the release of hostages in israel and in palestine when the school where president mike hutchinson announced this new legislative item, he's saying that it was simply just there to introduced this part. there was no public comment and the crowd started to boo.