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n. a is currently on the united nations security council. i was giving us these just a few moments ago. he's likely going to ask permission to put a boots on the ground in gaza. do you think the un security council could in any way, grog to that wish? first the i'm, if it does, would it be devastating surety for the region? it is they can find the police sports in there. let's 1st dish. i'll be the density one of the siege. it will just have for the 17 years by the is i use before the subject of this individual does that going through right? emissions bank worth it. to people from the x on the surplus and is there a army or the only thing that is there any way or the state? because no one's going to accept this kind of an option. even even, i don't know, even though he's raised because in this case they re, if they sent us, because that means that they have to and they cost their siege gazda. and i don't think that in any way. so i don't think there is, i don't know, i'm arguing which is that correct? uh, yeah, uh, vehicle delete the, the be

that today the security council has directly on site this quote with you and security, the solution to 699 of 2023, which mandates the mountain national security support. mission to the u. n. response came off to the haitian government set it caught monitor without international assistance. washington trying to post to abstain from the vote up the security council with most code questioning the just myself a minute for him to function me thought, reaction from some locals in kenya. you're saying that nation is too ill equipped to struggling with an off of its own problems. delta country on the other side of the globe in the name of washington's interest. post outside the us at heart does not have a good will for tenure. so they are looking for ways to ensure we are fighting with cd and not the gangs they want to benefit from this. and honestly, our mission to haiti will not manage the situation at all. it is ridiculous to have tenure restore peace and order in haiti so that america can achieve its mission. the u. s. is unable to help 80, and that is why they want tenure to fight a problem that the us started many years ago. it is very wrong for the us to use a small count

the for rents to the murder of 1300 is riley's outside the security council meeting, the palestinian um boss the so the arab nations out the u. n. will united in the call for an immediate cease for your military and access to garza. i'm the prevention of the mass transfer of girls and is older and expulsion from the territory for those who think that there is a single single diploma that is not standing with the student at this moment. at this time, look at a lot of unity look at those things and look what we wouldn't be doing in the days to come of the russian and basses that introduced a draft security council resolution holding for a ceasefire and an em to all hostile of these and acts of terrorism, he said the current violence must be seen in the context of israel's illegal occupation. and the failure of the us led peace process, the root cause of the situation out of critical importance. oh, we're going to do the best to promote the narrative that the government escalation happens out of the blue. because a bed of savage status effect is rarely civilians. late friday, brazil introduced a draft resolution of its own, but as

on reports that hamas says is prepared to release n non-israeli hostages when conditions on the ground are m met. white house national security council john kirby saying they shouldn't have taken hostages i the first place. and to take anything hamas says with a, "huge grain of salt." jack ibanez is live with what w are learning tonight. jackie peter, hi, trace. president biden facing growing pressure to save americans bein held hostage in gaza is a war between israel and hamas is willing to its second week. we are working this literally b the hour but we are not going t get ahead of where we are into the policy options since we don't have necessarily all the information we need to try to get them home. >> today iran's foreign administrator said hamas leader are ready to release non-israel hostages. but they cannot until israel stops bombing gaza. the binder administration is taking this with a grain of s salt. national security council coordinator john kirby said, "i cannot comment on the reports that hamas might be willing to negotiate. they shouldn't have how they hostages in the first place. they should release them immediately."

n c v value is for palestinian civilians. right? we'll just wait. we just wait to see how the united nations security council will come up with the resolution for peace in the middle east, and everyone's watching. thank you so much other than the travel dimansky for joining us on the printer. a great right now in nigeria, the policy in and back to the to the country. his accuse west and media outlets of spreading propaganda. he met with douglas following mass pro palestinian in raleigh and the blue giant capital r d correspondent. and what you'll be is it brings us to the details supreme council for syria, in my theory upset is riley forces went by late in human rights and called on my german government to review its relations with ease ro, most them go see my julia are also drawing support for palestinians and holding streets. demonstrations calling on world lead us to hold ease while accountable for war crimes, palestinian ambassador abdullah was showers, helped a journalist year is an i do. and capital basically painting a grim picture of the depth of space on the complex between the easel and how much, w

israel and code on the united nations to quote, applied international laws. equally n quotes to and for conflict for united states on wednesday, vetoed or joining the security council resolution that would have code for humanitarian pauses to deliver live saving aid to millions in gaza. us state department official resigned over presidential biden's opportunity to israel palestine conflict. the supreme council also arched nigerian authorities to our gently review its relations with israel and to provide aid to palestinians in dire need of lives. essentially including food, coding, and medicine. my german authorities have since condemned via tax and cold for peace . last week. my dear, in support, has joined tens of thousands in the middle east to protest the killings in gather after the weekly friday prayers. timothy o p z a r t a boy john, nice area and is also so out about the conflict with the finance and the regularity . say he was shocked about the scale of the casualties of the house and all of it. been garza, deeply shocked at the tragic loss of life with the all oxy hospital and gaza, are heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and prayers for

and called on the united nations to quote, applied international laws. equally n quotes to end for conflict for the united states on wednesday, vetoed a joint security council resolution that would've code for humanitarian pauses to deliver live state and aid to 1000000 in gaza. us state department official, resigned over the presidential biden's opportunity to israel palestine conflict. the supreme council also arched nigerian authorities to gently review its relations with israel and to provide aid to palestinians in dire need of lives. essentially including food, coding and medicine. my journal parties have since condemned via the tax and quote for peace. last week, my dear in support has joined tens of thousands in the middle east to protest the killings in gather after the weekly friday prayers. timothy appeased r t. a buddha, a nice area, and start off again. this have condemned these rails often reprehensible treatment of policy and say it reminds them of the horrendous policy to reasoning the mod, their own country. for decades. r t is negatively a concrete, has this jury. so the account has been a very hoss critical ease, while with prominent figur

n. released chief martin griffith is already in egypt working on that. he also addressed the security council today. we're here and calls from the united nations to respect international law, which does demand protection of civilians in a conflict. it also calls for the protection of aid workers and medical personnel. and the un is saying that some of 15 aid workers have been killed. several medical professionals have also died in the conflict. so it's very dire situation as far as the united nations is concerned. but again, the emphasis without the security council is still to find ways to get that aid. and i should also point out that while the security council is promising to keep working on some sort of a resolution, russia is talking about going to the general assembly where no country has a veto power like they do in the security council to get a resolution their past calling for humanitarian relief for gaza. you as president joe biden has met with these riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu and tell of if he's supported is ralph's denial of involvement in that attack on a hospital in gaza. our official reports from tennessee it was a

n. in new york, harry force it in london and dosage or by re standing by for us entire on she have it. let's start with your the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting in a few hours time. what are we expecting in terms of its power to de escalate the situation if at all, and we expect that to be taken into and a half hours a time. it's interesting that we're going to be close consultations. it's not going to be a public meeting. we wouldn't be able to see the consultations or thought my husband some discussion about the format. initially we understand it was requested by members to be a private meetings of others. so the full amazing view and security council at which the israeli and palestinian representative could be present, but then that was changed to close consultation. so not a full, amazing uh, view of security council. only the representative on the security council currently on the security council come, attends the amazing so very interesting perhaps. i mean as far as what we can expect, we will certainly be be looking out for what people say as they go into into that meeting. the actually is going to be, i

of which lies with the united nations, the security council, and the states theory and the council towards a dead end. there was also issued a warning to his rail for the u. n. n. boy, in the middle east of the iranian foreign minister. i mean, not the young uh, also help talks with the un envoy to the middle east tour when his land. uh, the 2 sides discussed uh uh, 4 side and taught in uh the route and discuss ways to end the conflict. the one says it does not one the conflict to spiral out of control. i'm out the he on side and told to or when explained that it want, does not want the situation to escalate into a regional conflict and issued a warning to as well through the united nations that if israel does not stop attacking the palestinian people, everyone could intervene, and this is while the united states has also been trying to blame the escalation on these vomit republic the united states has been attacking, give on verbally accusing. you're wrong of, of having it in a role in the plots. and of course uh, and the attack that took place 1st on october 7th, by the how most militant group and the united states has missed saying that the and the analy

national security adviser jake sullivan warns there is an elevated risk of the conflict expanding in other parts of the region. the ux n. security council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow about israel's ongoing ground invasion. troops continue to advance in what officials call the second stage of the war. the idf said it's air strikes hit more than 450 hamas targets in the last day including command centers, observation posts and missile launch sites. and today dramatic scenes from gaza's second largest hospital. the palestinian red crescent said nearby israeli shelling has caused damage even as 12,000 gaza civilians are currently sheltering there. desperation is sinking in for many civilians still trapped across gaza. the main u.n. agency said thousands of people broke into the warehouses stealing critical supplies as the israeli bombardment continues. apt the same time, more humanitarian aid is slowly trickling into gaza. today ten aid trucks were able to pass through the rafah border crossing and communications in gaza, rather, have been partially restored. let's go to jim sciutto on the ground there in northern israel. jim? >

nations? oh, hi serial. thanks for, i mean, i don't know. i don't have the, the, any sign that this is being considered a d u n level. i think you at the level of the security council and the secretary general ive been calling desperately for an immediate cease fire because this is, this is what is needed right now. um, no one questions that he throw hasn't been severely heat by crimes that are on my amount to atrocity privacy, by what is being conducted by a mouse. on the 7th of october and seats, the 7th of october. there is an investigation on bullying, but that will be showing inquiry appointed in 2021, find a human rights council. and there is also a new mitigation being carried out by the international criminal court of which we we know nothing. but at the same time, what stephanie, what i see happening, and i want to recall that's before being the special real quick tour. i've been known as a corner starting the the must, this force displacement to find a scene in seems 1947. what i see is that there are, there is, once again an eastern square, these are all, these are very nice. this is the largest number. so the policy ends being out the ever being ordered

security council's decision to send an arm to both you national false. to hate to say it would not fail the people of the country at can. you will lead the u. u. n. force going to the category and country which has been over run by gas vitamins since the assassination was present in 2 years ago. the how you t as a country in crisis. natural disasters, disease and trump, and filing f sort. the items state in recent years have gone john's room the streets of the capital photo pulse to gods with police and attacks on civilians are coming place. the government has been unable to impose rule of law to provide the basic services with the un security council of the approval heidi's cause for help of finding being onset, you know, love a half of the government and the people of hate email to you. i would like to thank all of those for that voice is the efforts of that supports and that contribution of all sorts of who a find the made today's decision possible that the to this vote is more than just a simple vote. so this is in fact it's an expression of solidarity with a population in distress on the police can yeah, we'll try to stabilize the situation

n. released chief martin griffith is already in egypt working on that. he also addressed the security council today. we're hearing calls from the united nations to respect international law, which does demand protection of civilians in a conflict. it also costs for the protection of a workers and medical personnel, and the u. n. is saying that some of 15 aid workers have been killed. several medical professionals have also died in the conflict. so it's a very dire situation as far as the united nations is concerned. but again, the emphasis without the security council is still to find ways to get that aid. and i should also point out that while the security council is promising to keep working on some sort of a resolution, russia is talking about going to the general assembly where no country has veto power, like they do in the security council to get a resolution their past calling for humanitarian relief for gaza. ok, campus updated as to how things progress. the christian salumi outside the un headquarters. you as president jo, bottom, a wall has met with his riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv is suppose it is ralph's deni