, or in fact, the monetary and credit council went in a direction where the governor general of the central bank could no longer answer about the performance of the monetary and credit council and be accountable for the monetary policy of the central bank. ok actually he also had one vote in the money and credit council. now in this new law, the number of people in that high body that replaces the money and credit council has increased . four people who are experts in finance, banking, banking law, etc., and are not currently in the executive branch, can even criticize the central bank's policies in the same high bodies, apart from the chairman and 2 of his deputies. it means that 7 out of 10 people in the central bank itself is a relatively acceptable majority they can make monetary policies and then be accountable to the parliament, to the government, to the people about the things that are expected, god willing, mr. khosravi, what is the requirement now that now with all these powers that have been given now, they say they will be accountable, tomorrow is the day that if w

approved by the board of ministers, number increase by 350 million tomans, with the approval of the monetary councile interest of these loans was also considered to be 5% , which means that these loans will be paid almost in the form of charitable loans. in the beginning or the beginning months of repayment, the number of iqsadas should be considered lower , so that repayment is possible. inshallah , it will be easier for loved ones. also, in order to support the area of ​​housing rent from honorable and dear tenants , my housing loan deposit has more than doubled in different areas in tehran from 100 million tomans to 20 it increased to 200 million tomans, which is twice as much in other areas, that is, the centers of the provinces, other cities also more than doubled, the centers of the provinces increased from 70 million to 150 million tomans , and shadow. there was another report by the honorable minister of roads and urban development, that after less than two months passed , the general policies of the sea economy were announced by the supreme leader. with the follow-up of the ministry of road

barzozadeh also added that the basis of the instructions of the monetary council and the violation of the implementation of the account of the treasury unit should be jointly announced by the ministry of economy and the central bank to the regulatory and judicial authorities. the general manager of meyadain meyter bar organization of tehran said: "the price of tomatoes in the central square is meyter bar." it has decreased by 8 thousand tomans compared to last week and it is available between 15 and 28 thousand tomans. the meter bar in the city will also decrease in the coming week . the last price of tomatoes in the central meter bar square, now we have tomatoes from 18 to 30 tomans at the beginning of the week. how much was the price of tomatoes from 20,000 to 40,000 to 25,000 tomans at the beginning of the week? there is also a type of tomato from hormuz province that came to the market compared to the previous week. it was lower than the previous week. how much is this change in price ? it is said that today compared to the beginning of the week, the amount of tomatoes entering th

the violence follows a un security council resolution to boost to monetary and ate another day. and god knows have mass burials. the causes how mass about in house ministry size, the number killed since october, 7th to some past 20000. that's roughly one percent of the strips of new time population as well. however, it shows no sign of nothing up it's bombardment. this is randy on the footage purportedly shows a strike on how much the official bank transported by car as part of the israel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so we can argue that it's part of the war from it's a difficult war against a brutal enemy that some triggers on the field above and especially below it to be a lot as well as amongst the civilian population, the gun. but the whole thing we have striking from us on this is a protracted difficult operation that will continue a while longer. my shit holds them on these expanded operations come as to if israel is most senior and cabinet members visited troops in northern gaza. the traded government is under mounting pressure internation

the us blocks the un security councils proposal for an immediate to monetary and cease fire in gaza. criticism from the palestinian ambassador to the un condemning that photon saying its consequences will be disastrous. ceasefire sees via save lives every day, lives lost as real, carries out another morning of frames across the cities in the occupied wes thing. and we take a look at that school on the mental health of the trains, palestinian chris, the newly disastrous, and the disgrace. that's how palestinians are describing the us veto of a draft resolution at the un security council, which is calling for an immediate and israel's war on gauze of the vote was called after the un secretary general. antonia gutierrez, invoked the rarely used article 99 of the you when charter kristen salumi reports from the un headquarters in new york. the secretary general made his case for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and gaza, noting it's not just bombs threatening civilians, but also a lack of food, water, and medicine. the risk of collapse, of humanitarian system is fundamentally links to

n. chief and folks are rarely use power to warn the security council moving to monetary and catastrophe. garza as giovanni a refugee camp has been hit again. chilling 22 family members of an ultra 0 correspondence. this is our special coverage of 2 months of israel's. we're on gas on a war like no other in recent times, the is really isn't the it's 2 months into israel's war on god. so on the military, on slot against palestinians persist unabated. the offensive began on october, the 7th after an unprecedented attack by hamas fighters, members of the cosign brigades, the armed wing of the group, and other palestinian resistance fighters, infiltrated as really territory by air, land, and sea. a 1147 is released were killed that day, including 320 soldiers and 59 police officers. at least 240 people is released on 4 nationals were taken captive. what ensued was a declaration of war by the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu on him, us, and a promise to eliminate the group. his defense minister immediately hold to the airport of all water, food, electricity, on fuel to the strip. the past s

and what could sick to a step towards securing the 2nd monetary and see the un security council has delayed the vote for the day on a resolution that would cause the suspension of facilities and godson. was it for not having negotiating with the united states on the wording of the draft? earlier this month, washington veto the reservation quoting for cease 5, knotted or emeralds table. the latest resolution it's, i'm back to the, to the you and voice to hope the security council would come together to respond to the crisis in gaza. to diplomacy takes time, it means evolving conversations and people are giving it their attention at the highest levels of the capitals that have leverage on this. so i think from that sense you have to be optimistic and diplomacy, otherwise we wouldn't, will come into this building every day. and that sense, i am optimistic, but in another sense, if this fails, then we will continue to keep trying because we have to keep trying. there's too much suffering on ground for the council to continue to fail on this and we haven't failed. we have a resolution 2712 we ne

the central bank could not go answer the action of the money and credit council and be accountable for the central bank's monetary policy . in fact, he was also one vote in the money and credit council . now in this new law, the number of people in the supreme council that replaces the money and credit council will increase. he found four people who are subject experts. previously , this was not the case in the money and credit council. these four people are experts in the fields of finance, banking, banking law, etc., and now they are not executive officers. they can even control the policies of the central bank. criticize in the same higher bodies, except for the general chairman and 2 people his deputies are members, that is, 7 out of 10 people in the central bank are a relatively acceptable majority who can make monetary policy and then be accountable to the parliament, the government, the people about the things that are expected, mr. khosravi, what is the requirement now? now with all these powers that have been given now, they say that he will be held accountable. tomorrow, if we come and sit in this same

global economy, i spoke to hung tran, a senior fellow at the atlantic council and former deputy director at the international monetaryd. this area of the red sea leading to the suez canal is quite important in terms of the volume of trade passing through it. about 12% of global trade passes through the red sea, including 30% of the container shipping. all together, it accounts for about us$1 trillion per year of world trade, so it is quite significant, and a disruption there would cause damage to world trade. aside from avoiding this area, what can companies do — or is it about what the us has said, forming an international coalition? basically, several shipping lines have diverted their ships to go around africa's cape of good hope to get to europe. that will add significantly to the time needed to travel there by a week or two, and also, additional fuel costs and operating costs, also causing delays for importers, exporters and user. the formation of the maritime protection task force that the us is about to launch can be trying to protect the shipping in the red sea, but personally, i think it is difficult to see

s. blocks the un security councils proposal for an immediate to monetary and cease fire in gauze of criticism from the palestinian ambassador to the un condemning that photon saying its consequences will be disastrous seized by it sees via.

joined from washington by hung tran, a senior fellow at the atlantic council and former deputy director at the international monetaryd — or imf. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. firstly, if you can explain how important this area is to global trade? important this area is to global trade ?_ important this area is to global trade? important this area is to ulobaltrade? , ., ., ., global trade? this area of the red sea leading _ global trade? this area of the red sea leading to _ global trade? this area of the red sea leading to the - global trade? this area of the red sea leading to the suez l red sea leading to the suez canal is quite important, in terms of the volume of trade passing through it, about 12% of global trade passes through the red sea, including 30% of the red sea, including 30% of the container shipping. altogether, it accounts for about i altogether, it accounts for abouti trillion us dollars per year, so it is quite significant, and a disruption there would cause damage to world trade.— world trade. aside from avoiding _ world trade. aside from avoiding this _ world trade. aside fro

and he travelled to climate, what could signal a step towards securing a 2nd to monetary and cease 5. the un security council has delayed the vote for the day on a resolution that was cool for the suspension of hostilities in gaza. the diplomats have been negotiating with united states on the wording of the draft any of this month. the washington veto. the resolution quoting for a c spot, united arab emirates table, the latest resolution, it's and basses it to the un voiced hope for the security council would come together to respond to the process in gaza. diplomacy takes time, it means evolving conversations and people are giving it their attention at the highest levels of the capitals that have leverage on this. so i think from that sense you have to be optimistic and diplomacy otherwise we wouldn't or come into this building every day. not sense, i am optimistic, but in another sense. if this fails, then we will continue to keep trying because we have to keep trying. there's too much suffering on ground. uh for the counsel to continue to fail on this and we haven't failed. we have a resolution 2712 we ne

monetary and sees far. and the un security council is set to meet again and was on a resolution quoting for a suspension and hostilities. the council has yet to pass a resolution on the war since it began more than 2 and a half months ago. well, those strikes on residential towers and russell happened near the quade hospital, but also as in southern gaza, where israel told people to go for their safety. hundreds of thousands of displays, palestinians from the north and central parts academy in alpha. and then that strike alger 0 journalist and bull cost engineer in laws most and was injured in taken to hospital. there was a pole that multiple gentlemen were injured from the explosions. let's go now to our correspondence, out of wisdom, and he's joining us live from alpha and products that event seemed extraordinary to was watching because it happened in real time. but that is what people in gaza has been in during every day for 2 and a half months now. of the yes, another day full of the loads, the deadly attacks that destroyed everything and saw you guys are talking about the little religious is really tal

council failed to agree on resolution cooling for us. the spot christian telling me has moved from united nations of this emergency general assembly meeting was triggered by the united states, vito of asian, monetary and cease fire resolution. and the security council resolution that was favored by the vast majority of security council members in calling for this general assembly meeting error of and as lama countries here at the united nations in vote. resolution $377.00, which allows the general assembly to act when the security council is deadlocked and unable to uphold its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. but to be fair, the general assembly has done this many times before when it comes to the situation in palestine. as recently as october 27th, when a 140 countries here passed a humanitarian truce resolution resolution that had little impact at the time. but experts describe it as a pressure tactic to be done. so i think that the heart of group and that allies are engineering a series of public events designed to put more pressure on the us. so the us was pushed into a veto in the security council. now council ambassadors are roughly then the general assembly will

on the table and the last time around the us to be towed a resolution and the security council refreshing monetary and says fine, does this one is donald jones? is there anything different this time? right? you know, this is an excellent question because i think what we saw last time when the us, you know, so there, deputy ambassador to the un, by the way, not their actual investors with united nations to veto the bill or to be to the proposed resolution. the symbolism was with striking and quite stark, and the us really stood alone among the nations of the world in, in, in objecting to or preventing a cease fire resolution from going through. and it has to be said also that there is no mechanism behind a ceasefire. even if the security council passes resolution to that effect. so the, to the extent that there's a chance i'm not privy to conversations in washington because i am in the united states. but i can also say that, you know, the way this conflict is being covered is completely different. it's almost like an alternate reality to what you're seeing, for example, and don't where united state

monetary and facilities. with you in security council has been holding a close to meeting to discuss the situation in the palestinian territories becomes as secretary genuine toner. the terror ship you to israel to avoid further action that could west and the amount of time and costs in gaza. the spokesman says israel's from baldwin to as well, but stump to aid workers from doing their jobs. colleagues to the office with the coordination of humanitarian, a fair one that occurred. situation does not allow them to address people's needs and garza limited a distribution. primarily, primarily a flour and water took place yesterday and the roof of governor and gaza in the adjacent con eunice governor, a distribution largely stopped due to the intensity of hostilities. garza's middle area was largely disconnected from the south following is really forces prevention of movements including humanitarian supplies. meanwhile, grave concerns about water born diseases due to water consumption from unsafe sources persist, particularly in the north water dee saw a nation plant and the pipeline from his route was shut down. there's

and here is the council directors of the international monetary fund approved the second revision ofhe extended lending program for our country. now ukraine will be able to receive the third tranche in the amount of 900 million dollars. this was reported by imf deputy executive director vladyslav rashkovan. let me remind you that this is another share. koziky from the total of more than 15 billion in the current program, just yesterday the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi met with the managing director of the international monetary fund kristalina georgieva, a really constructive dialogue took place, the money will be, but there are still several structural beacons , vasyl, well, ukraine has fulfilled one of the previous beacons, which is the restoration of business inspections, they have returned and... indeed , the fiscal authorities will now monitor how ukrainian entrepreneurs pay taxes more carefully, although under wartime indeed - it was planned that this moratorium would last, well, but a number of requirements, in particular, they will concern small and medium-sized e

on how does era the the us box, the un security councils proposal for an immediate to monetary and cease fire in gaza. the, you're watching out the 0 my for my headquarters. and sometimes a number of days also coming of criticism from the palestinian ambassador to the un condemning dot photo. i'm saying it's consequences to be disastrous. sees why it sees via save lives. a very fair to that a day means lives lost. israel carries out another morning afraid to cross cities in the occupied wes thing from a separation wall to segregated roads. we explain why israel is accused of imposing apartheid on policy, the disastrous and the disgrace. that's how palestinians are describing the us veto of a draft resolution at the un security council, which is calling for an immediate and israel's war on garza. the vote was called after the un secretary general on sonya to terrace invoke the rarely used article 99 of the un charter christ and salumi reports of the un headquarters in new york. the secretary general made his case for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and gaza, noting it's not just bombs

extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities and guys of un security council adults or resolution to facilitate c, monetary 8 supplies to gaza. that's off of us. lots of proposal for an immediate cease fire to the death sold and gaza suppressed as $20000.00 is ready for us to say. they fund to expend the ground defensive with the push into central garza and use this all pulled ahead of nigeria. central bank is accused of illegally transferring millions of dollars. it's also bank accounts, including in the us, u. k. a chart. the.

council. and then taking a look at what's being discussed at the moment, it was striking to me that a fund dimensions, your monetary and resolution, and the security council also is discussing a post for future. for garza, you yourself have written about how palestinians need to define their own future. yes. so what, what we're not hearing from disagree with the council is about being held accountable for its actions. but we're not hitting is the upholding of the self determination for the past and use the policy. it is how that does with the self determination that needs to be able to both in their leadership democratically on the start freely. but the palestinians need to be unified, then the pots of the same people that have been divided up through colonial, divide them both by nathan, y'all and his government in the west bank and gaza. that, that, those 2 areas need to be unified politically. so we bought of figuring out the future of the palace. the news is asking what the products, the news one that is the lack of some self determination. the americans are not doing that. the americans are trying to tell you

to stop the blood shedding guys on, on tony gutierrez's, directing the security council to discuss what he calls a monetary catastrophe and is calling for an agencies fire. as i'll take a look at some of the days of in use and then his way to as president nicholas madura is calling for a bill to create a new province in an area administered by deanna after vote is approved taking over the or which is a cable region in a referendum, madura also once always, companies working the on the on is approval to withdrawal. pianos, president has called my door statement direct, right against his country. the case is spending at the international court of justice, which his bond cock has from taking any action in the area. the white house is warning against conflict. a service called the. busy it's douglas said, well, norma, with vivid disgust, to create form legislation to prohibit firing companies that operate or collaborate with the union. that's the confessions given by diana. in lots of the see that you have to be divided. it will be done to a special law. i suggest that in this lovely give these companies 3 mon

to stop the blood, shedding gossip, antonio gutierrez's, directing the security council to discuss what he calls the monetary and catastrophe, and is calling for an agency fire policy means in the gaza strip, have enjoyed another day of mass coming from north to south within the last few hours. and he's really s tricare of at least 18 members of the family. sheltering at home near boston. it happened in one of the few areas this around the said is a said so and i'll just hear a correspondence mean house trustee has lost 22 members of his family and he's really s likes his mother and father along with his siblings, nieces and nephews, were killed by these really ami bomb, the giovanni, a refugee camp on wednesday morning a while g 0 is my eyes. gold has visited the i'll she, for hospital in guys, a doctors, they're still trying to treat patients after weeks of environment and no medical supplies, fire the global and more difficult situation here is catastrophic. i'm dire with a lack of medical stuff and fuel needed to operate the hospital ship surrounded by occupation forces from all directions. medical situa

states has veto to drop the resolution of the un calling for the media to monetary and see spot in cost. 13 members of the security council president save the draft. the u. k, abstained. washington's representative says it would only pump seats for the next one. is really bombardments of the sarah refugee camp in the center of garza. it has killed dozens of palestinians as well as targeting areas from animals to the south. 17500 thomas to indians have been killed since the war on cause. it began 2 months ago and human rights groups, according for an urgent investigation off the video and most of palestinian prisoners in gaza strip and blindfolded. israel says they are suspected fighters for it as evidence took many civilians including a permanent generation our foreign ministers have been holding talks with us secretary of state antony blinking in washington dc. that calling for an immediate cease 5 party call. hi. how's this update from the state department in washington with the meeting has been taking place. you can read the room, their expressions, i think said quite a bit secretary of state entity blinking was, had a

n. chief and votes are rarely use power to warn the security council of aluminum to monetary cost or fee was much upset about the united states special relationship with israel. but there's one american city with a special relationship with palestine. christmas living coming up, i'll take you there. the. it's 2 months into israel's war on gaza and the military onslaught against palestinians persists on abated. the offensive began on october the 7th after an unprecedented attack by him as fighters, members of the custom brigades thought to be armed wing if the group and other palestinian resistance fighters infiltrated is really territory by air, land, and sea. a 1147 is released were killed that day, including 320 soldiers and 59 police officers. at least 240 people is released and 4 nationals were taken captive. what ensued was the declaration of war by the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu on him, us, and a promise to eliminate the group. his defense minister immediately hold to be in port of all water, food, electricity, and fuel to the strip of the past several weeks of saving i

monetary and sci fi and gaza. so team members of the security council, those in favor of the draft, britain, abstained. washington's representative says it would only prompt seas for the next move is where the forces have intensified their attacks across causes, including the jamalia refugee camp in the north. it's also being reported that a capture is really soldier, has been killed during the rescue attempt. our foreign ministers are meeting in the us meeting the us secretary of state on to the blinking in washington dc that calling for an immediate see scott how do you call, hey, how's this update from the state department in washington? but the meeting has been taking place or if you can read the room, their expressions, i think said quite a bit secretary of state entity blinking was, had a small smile in his face. perhaps one other person in the room was smiling. the others looked quite grim and the reason for that is obvious. they've been in washington dc from 8. i'll last 8 hours sending the message. they have one clear to man a ceasefire. now. so think about the timing of this. they come to the state depart

general assembly meeting was triggered by the united states, vito of asian, monetary and cease fire resolution. and the security council resolution that was favored by the vast majority of security council members in calling for this general assembly meeting error of and as lama countries here at the united nations in vote. resolution $377.00, which allows the general assembly to act when the security council is deadlocked and unable to uphold its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. but to be fair, the general assembly has done this many times before when it comes to the situation in palestine. as recently as october 27th, when a 140 countries here passed a humanitarian truce resolution resolution that had little impact at the time. but experts describe it as a pressure tactic to be done. so i think that the higher group and that allies are engineering a series of public events designed to put more pressure on the us. so the us was pushed into a veto in the security council. now council ambassadors are roughly then the general assembly will pass the resolution cooling for a ceasefire. it's buil

to the territory following a security council resolution secret cause, a former dutch deputy premier and mid east expert will begin her role as senior, who monetary and reconstruction coordinator for gaza in january or task will be to coordinate, monitor and verify humanitarian relief, deliberate. since israel began and seizure gaza, its over 2000000 residents have faced severe shortages of water, food, fuel, and medicine. no h u a. and for more on this we can talk to autism. ah, how deep she is. headed advocacy, communications and media at the norwegian refugee council and joins us from sydney . but thanks for being with us so much. what can we expect from the u. n's new relief coordinator for goza? how much can she do to improve the humanitarian situation? there says the establishment of this coordinator role is welcome, but i think that her powers around this will be limited. she has to have the supports of course of israel, and she will face difficulties and, and problems and challenges in doing this role of the this is why we're urging all parties to the conflict and space to support her to urgently scale of 88 needs to increase to support t

the un general assembly succeeded where the security council didn't passing a resolution that demanded in the media to monetary and cease fire for garza and the release of all captives. 153 member states voted in favor 21 more than the last time the assembly called for humanitarian truce. while the gun, the resolution is very simple, clear and explicit off the auto, but not clear enough for the united states who, along with israel was one of the 10 countries converted against waste supports speaking out with one voice to condemn her mouth for his tears. actions on october 7th. why is that so hard to say on a quote, hopefully, that murdering babies and gunning down, parents in front of their children is terrific. no country has veto power and the job assembly. and many speakers noted the lives of thousands of innocent civilians and the credibility of the united nations was at stake. right now. what we are seeing is an onslaught on civilians. the breakdown of humanitarian systems and the profound disrespect for both international law on the international humanitarian. not only a security council resolution is co

monetary 90 to garza child. now the palestinian representative who spoke before the council describes the dire situation. lack of access to medical care or lack of access to electricity. back the journalists and humanitarian workers have been killed and have been in harm's way. the palestinian representative described how the whole world is outraged by what israel was doing, and the blatant atrocities being committed by his bravely forces. this concept 1st met to address this great crisis when hundreds of palestinians had been killed by his the occupying power. and it's cj and the aggression on the guys through the council is now meeting of the over $20000.00 palestinians, have been killed almost half of them children. no one should forget. that's what we are talking about. a 2300000 palestinians who have been fighting for their life and facing death every single day for 75 days. this requires an immediate fuel money to audiences via now back by 153 states on the world. there is no way to stop the war, crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide under way, but an immediate cease by it. now israel spoke before t

council. you put for that resolution. you just mentioned calling few monetary and pauses. the us, as you say, think towed that resolution, it would have cost if it wasn't for the us. and then 29 days later, there was a very similar resolution on the us allowed that one to pause 5, standing this time by my calculations in the, in those 29 days that was 7600 additional dest threes, $1653.00 of them with children. what do you make of the us as action here? f, a f m? well, this is an answer james, that sicily i can't manage to understand. i can't manage to understand that a man is so important as president biden, the president of the most important country of the planet. you have not the sensitivity to shout out to stop that war with. they have a lot of influence over israel. we think they have a lot of influence, economic, financial, military and french and political incense. so they could have stopped the war and sit around the negotiation table to talk about life. the word is less expensive than a weapon and the word chose less than a rifle. so war doesn't lead to to anythi

council. and i asked him, what israel's plan to focus on the south will need for his organizations who monetary and operation a yes, of course, they have been for a while now because they have been displaced, 4 or 5 times the lumber. the original load is where to move the sort of central casa, and we kept getting these orders on. so, you know, here we are, you just reports within that graph on the southern most area where the majority of a workers are with the majority of a is to do for that 1st points on where the majority of people have been displaced by spc from online it's very, very cold and it's very windy, very rainy. um, it has been uh, a couple of rainy, nice people have spent these nights intends that, you know, are built on almost, you know, now, pools of months. there's no way for people to go. this which we know where to go, that is, you know, the corners have closed on the walls have closed on them and they is very tank. so getting closer and closer, that's still not the the way to go about this for us as you maintain and work cuz we need to see a ceasefire. and we need to see a c

this package is related to monetary, financial and banking areas , including that, god willing, a proposal will be sent to the money and credit council that the rate if the profit of the image to create employment in these provinces decreases a little, it means that we create an incentive for some investors to invest seriously in these provinces. the unemployment rate in zagros provinces has reached 11% from 20% and 15%. khadim jafari , president's broadcasting service. the first agrarian murabaha bonds in iran's currency and gold exchange center murabaha bonds are one of the types of bonds that are offered in the form of rials to finance the industry sector in the capital market, but now these bonds are presented horizontally with a maturity of four years and liquidity. issuance of the country's first land murabaha bonds in the currency and gold exchange center, this is the first time that we in iran murabaha bonds are a financial instrument that is in riyal to help the progress of our big projects, but now for the first time, the goals of these murabaha bonds are presented in a cross-sectional form. the first transversal may fulfil

this package is related to monetary, financial and banking areas, including that, god willing, the proposal will go to the money and credit council. if the interest rate of the facilities to create employment in these provinces decreases a little, it means that we will create an incentive for some investors to invest seriously in these provinces. unemployment rate in zagros provinces from 20 and 15 the percentage has reached 11. khadim jafari , president's broadcasting service. dear viewers , we are going back to gaza and we will hear the news of the latest developments in gaza from ahmed sahmoud, sed and sima reporter. mr. sahmoud, please. the fighters of the zionist regime and the tanks of this regime continue to target the city of qamam, especially the areas that are full of displaced people, without them having a media , without a reporter being present there , and this is planned so that they cannot commit crimes. the three regimes in the south of the gaza strip will tell the world that until this moment the attacks are still on the entire strip gaza continues, especially in the city of rifa, where the sahioni regime claimed

she says the security council's authority and credibility has been undermines by its inability to implement as to monetary and ceasefire, squalid and increasingly overcrowded palestinians fear for their lives as a crime into the few is really designated se stones left and gaza. the also a heads heavy citing and a ton of to all of us as, as really forces launched more rates in the occupied westbank, the hello, the un secretary general has promised to continue pushing for a cease fire in gauze despite the u. s. v towing and draft resolution at the security council is really forces. meanwhile, are pushing further south into the strip. they're leaving little room for more than 2000000 people seeking shelter. there's been repeated strikes and heavy fighting in fine, eunice. more than 17700 palestinians have been killed since the start of the war. israel's prime minister has criticized countries calling for a cease fire, saying that will prevent the elimination of how this displace palestinians from the north. the center on the south have been told by israel to move to a small plot of coasts the land. it's with

complex optics held in 1000 postponed again. un security council is now expected to vote on wednesday to try and push for resolution seeking monetary and rising tensions in the red sea. us says it helps more countries join it's international. kevin mission to come back to see the is rarely a tax across the besieged the gaza strip of kills at least $100.00 palestinians. and the last day, as, according to the health ministry in gauze that, in the south strikes have reduced residential areas to level. at least 30 people have been killed in rafa, in the latest attacks. search and rescue efforts, ongoing power as a, as in wrap up with more in the southern kansas city of ruffled volunteers and rescue work cuz all it digging in a crazy homes used to be is really stripes. 3 houses here, killing thousands of pounds thing is possible, but we wake up in the morning and there is no such amount. i do not know what to call this feeling. somebody's gone. oh, the most people are trapped under the rest of the city. since we came this morning at 6 am, we have been finding people. we recover at the 2 parties. there are no tools for this. just all han

and the criticism of sam describes the security council's reaction as incomprehensible and says only an immediate cease. fire can meet urgent, t monetary and needs doctors without borders beneath the water. don, resolution will have a meaning less impact on gaza civilians save the children, express a stimulus sentiment stating that anything other than an immediate cease fire is inadequate. and the international rescue committee calls the counsels failure to demand to cease fire on justifiable italy. i spoke to agnes kind of ma, who's the secretary general of amnesty international. in a former un special laboratory. she says it's just one country that could stop the warrant garza, that's the united states. the conditions for the delivery of humanitarian assistance simply on the day of so the security council can adopt a resolution quoting for more, you might need terry and assistance, but tv does not create the conditions for that delivery to actually be possible. it's not going to happen, it's going to be a drop in an ocean of suffering resolution cooling for you many day in a systems. when these is a basic principle under internationa

a rally used optical of the un charter that direct to the security council will discuss what he called a few monetary and dissolve the that poses a threat to world peace and security cost. and saloon a report from new york, the secretary general made his case for an immediate humanitarian cease fire in gaza, noting it's not just bombs threatening civilians, but also a lack of food, water, and medicine. the risk of collapse, of the military in the system is fundamentally links to the complete lack of safety and security, the, for all the stuff in gaza. and with the nature of the intensity of community federal potations. which as easy as we lead me, think of sex 2 people in desperate need to from united arab emirates, put forward a draft resolution co sponsored by 100 countries. it is brief, it is simple, it is crucial. in addition to calling for the ceasefire, it demanded the release of all hostages. 13 out of 15 council members voted in favor, but the united states be towed it as long as the mos clings to its audiology of destruction. any cease fire? is it best temporary? and is certainly not peace i