the pays that gabrielle is on day reports m u n h q in new york in the us ambassador addressing the united nations general assembly. thank you mr. president. during a meeting, calling for humanitarian truce between israelis and palestinians. and at almost exactly the same moment, israel began some of its most intense bombardments of gaza. it's unclear of israel time to that and the subsequent blackout of gaza to coincide with the un meeting at that meeting and amendments sponsored by canada and the us that would have added language condemning how much was voted down a draft resolution. but the 193 member general assembly passed the main resolution is adopted, authored by jordan and the era group. it calls for an immediate truce release of all civilians and uninhibited flow of humanitarian supplies into gaza. the us was the only major world power that voted against it. but even with the overwhelming support, it's unlikely the resolution will mean an end. the war resolutions adopted in the general assembly are non binding, meaning that israel can just ignore it without many repercussions as

there's some side of that of the 0 that's return to the situation on the ground in gaza, m u n is wanting hospitals that will run out of fuel in the next 24 hours is describing the humanitarian situation as catastrophic image and kimber reports the often most if another is really striking, garza, the bombardment isn't homes and buildings where people are taking refuge. resident struggle to pull the injured and the dead from the destruction palestinian authorities say moving a 1000 people across the strip. missing under the rubble, with tens of thousands of taken shelter of schools run by the un refugee agency model. the 3 escape. yes, good. showing is everywhere. the world must understand the situation. we have children and we have 6 people also displaced people who are suffering from cancer, be a terrorized, they have destroyed my house. i have no other place to live. i don't, no way to go. our life is how they told us to go to the south. and here we are in the song. i'm sick and tired of everything. i don't need food. i just need to go back to my house, take me to my pace and i will liv

number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m d u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocked the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives, as well as the host. a one also shared it stance towards each really palestinian complex. it one will continue its support for the resistance groups empowers find the line with these women complex efforts to and if in the case wrong occupation of the palestinian territories by as well. what do you want me to for an answer also criticize the united states for its continued military support for israel era. he said that the united states has been pro logging in perpetuating the conflict to ask you, because i've seen this on the day and over the past 2 weeks, americas has proved that it is intensifying and expanding the war in garza and the west bank against palestinian civilians, women and children by sending thousands of island ships and showing full fledge support design and stretching the so it was

of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives to his statements . tom, after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by rest of this past week. the draft proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian at ceasefire release of all hostages, 8 access and a safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k. boat it against the initiative. again, lab, rob says us contributes to tensions with its approach, mostly known as the local. the united states is among the ones already interfering in the conflict. they sense to aircraft, carrier groups, and several thousands combat troops. the more any country take such a proactive steps, the higher the risk that the conflict will escalate. what comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of gaza, the secretary of state, so some of us can n

of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stop to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. his statements come after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by russia this past week, the draft of proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian cease fire release of all hostages, 8 access, and the safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k voted against the initiative well, it comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of guys to the us secretary of state. so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. they can't go back to this as go with. i'm us being in a position in terms of is governance of, of guys a to repeat what it did there different um the different ideas out there about what could follow but, but all of that i think needs to be worked and it's so

m a u. n. chief calls for a humanitarian ceasefire at the end. what he describes as ethics, human suffering, the there has been widespread shock and international condemnation of the israel carried out an air strike on the hospital in gaza, killing at least 500 pound listings. it is the single worst attack since israel has launched as military offensive on the besieged strip on october the 7th, and followed an incursion by him us into southern israel, that killed $1300.00 is really, is, is really, are strikes, have been relentless, at least $3200.00 palestinians have been killed and that includes $1030.00 children . tuesday's airstrikes targeted a fleet baptist hospital in central garza city. at least 500 people are confirmed dead authorities say thousands of civilians were sheltering inside the hospital. israel has denied involvement saying that it was a palestinian army group that was responsible on tuesday, at least 6 palestinians were also killed. and another attack, this one on a un run school and a refugee camp in gaza will be getting the l

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u. n. and the, the m, the red crescent and international committee of the red cross hoping its suppose to launch. we believe it's 20 trucks, which is what was agreed with president 5. and then in the deal with president by did i'm, we're told that it's mainly medical supplies and some limited food supplies. now given what was what's needed in ga. so the 2 things that don told me that list of water and fuel, from what we, we, we, we, we can tell. and clearly those are areas that are very critical to people in gaza. we're hearing that people are in some places are having to drink from agriculture. well wells that having to drink sea water, which is obviously very, very unsafe and we've got to fuel the hospitals rely on fuel for that generators. and we've already heard reports in recent days. some been to like to is having to be switched off because there isn't enough fuel to keep people on the deal. we heard from the health industry spokesperson yesterday saying that that is one of the most important things to get into the kaiser as fuel to just keep authorizing as a, as they can. now you said tha

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u. n. in new york of these emergency un security council players consultations or opportunities to get a briefing from the u. m. s. of the situation on the ground. as well as an opportunity for members of the security council to get a sense of where each other stands on the current violence where cools for the escalation that will cause ro and violence against civilians. but to security council members clearly had divergence positions on what to do next. the us expressed support whatever is what has to do to quote, defend itself, while the russians cooled for an immediate cease fire, present by instead, i think very clearly uh, today we will support is real. we will help them in carrying out there in a way to the right to their self defense. so i agree, just leave it there for the moment. or we will obviously be having discussions with israel as to how we can best support them as a take on a disappointment terrace entity from us to put the case. but this monthly result is will give them a difference in those 2 positions from 2 prominent members of the un security council is perhaps understandable, but no one h

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m t. that's 11 pm in gaza, whether nurse is tightening on the territory and it's people. that's the warning from the u. n. as is rouse deadline to flay northern gaza expires. and a potential ground assault on this trip looms more than a 1000000 palestinians. they have in order to leave the neighborhoods in sleigh sounds. this includes hospitals, shelters, and some of its largest refugee camps. it comes on to her mouse carried out a deadly attack on something is wrong with them is $1300.00 is riley's died at least $3200.00 palestinians had been killed since that attack last saturday. $724.00 of them children is riley miller. trees continuous strikes, have levelled homes and neighborhoods. i must say some captives have been killed in those attacks. the u. n's refugee agency says water has run out for $2000000.00 people in gaza after israel imposed its total blockade. we have a team of correspondents covering all angles of the story across the region. we're an occupied east, jerusalem, southern lebanon. but let's start in guys with tarik. i will assume is standing by for us. however, if you're in a hospital

m sixteens and collage and everything. and. and so i tried to find something, some of some place to live, and i have lucky that they couldn't find me. meanwhile, the u. n. a side is of the actions against process events could amount to a violation of international law, a consent that this order complaint the combined with the in position of a complete siege on gaza may not be considered as lawful temporary evacuation. and would therefore amounts to a forcible transfer of civilians in breach of international the spokes person for the un high commissioner on the office of human rights space in geneva has put forward a statement regarding the ongoing situation. statement take note of the casualties of the conflict so far we've seen the gap of 11. how's the new journalist? 28, medical staff, and 13, you and colleagues. the statement also raised concern for those who may not be directly hit in the fighting, but our software, such as the 50000 pregnant women without medical care and services. now the report also raised concerns about the ongoing violence, not just in gaza, but in the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem. here's what we heard from the

m. when you and 0, you will get onto to ship the tesla samples you pull up on the the, the, the name load as the session of the, the u. n. c's calls from the is nomic world for a seeds buying gaza. as the price is, continues to escalate the invoice from iran and georgia to live on a peaceful resolution. let's restore fee in the peace process as the only possible to ending this conflict that on it. so it is of the have must have declared the redness to release the hostages for non military and the run is ready to play. troll instruments are in for chaos, and the si size is where it is and has continued to bring death and destruction to gaza. by the passing desktop 7000 according to let the loop if.

n. b u is constantly ross by political and corruption scandals but older students don't mobile obtaining a candidate status in 2022. the welcome back to the m. o. i'm in l. a chance, it's a he said she said, or in this case, civilian say one thing and the government says another. so without a firm admission that aliens have come to earth, places like the u. s. and china have create a task forces to surveil the skies and investigate alleged sightings. meanwhile, cynics, a. all of this is merely a distraction for government failures all around the globe. a dr. ivy low astro physicist and author of the new book. interstellar is back with us. thank you for sticking around, dr. low. so while governments around the world don't outright knowledge, even the potential existence of extra terrestrial life, they won't go as far as creating these task forces to address ariel phenomenon. and when the us, we have the new a task force in china, they have what's called an identified air conditions, team made up of both military and civilian sources, france, russia, the aforementioned as railways, and many other nations. the fact that these task forces even

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u. n. at this very hour and things are to put it mildly, very fluid. initially what was going to be voted on and was will be voted on it 19 g 3 p. m local time, about an hour and a half from now is a resolution sponsored by jordan and an era group and with $42.00 co sponsors. the key of this resolution in front of the general assembly is calling for a durable and sustainable humanitarian truce leading to association of hostilities . but since then uh, canada and united states have entered into play here and addendum. because as you heard just from the american ambassador there, canada and united states want from us specifically mentioned in the resolution, and it's not in the jordanian version. and they also want the word hostages included in there as well. so they've, i have this addendum that we believe will be voted upon as well at 19 g 3 pm local time here. and the interesting part is will the error of countries now vote for the addendum specifically calling out from us if they do and it would need 2 thirds of the entire general assembly of those at vote that would then be included into the jordanian version of the draft getti

u. n. chief calls for humanitarian sees 5 to and what he describes is epic, human suffering. the, this is just gone. 10100 g m t. let's bring you up to date with where we're at a war crime, a massacre, a violation of international law. just some of the woodson tubs being used to describe as well as the latest attack on the people of garza. at least 500 palestinians have been killed off the rail kinda down to the strike on the hospital in central gone. so what is the single worst attack on the besieged enclave? in response, joan has cancel the meeting with us president joe biden. and our latest president by then is in israel to show his support as route is blaming islamic jihad for the attack and accusation. the pun, assuming group denies us the bank reports now as the cottage bodies and body parts strewn across the ground. the result of these restrict on either the baptist hospital because it is no is safe and deceased in case no way is off limits. no way to say correct. some of the images are too graphic to broadcast. images of their children, their bodies ripped apart, faces mutilated bodies, right? you str