thes come at the same time, greatest failure of the united nations. the longest lashed and -- honest lasting failure of the united nations. the u.n. is supposed to be responsible for palestinians until they have achieved their inalienable rights. not until they achieve alienabl. -- you know, you can call anything a state. it does not make it viable. does not make it just. does not make it any of those things. bits ofpoint to territory that are not contiguous -- if you can imagine swiss cheese, the israeli controlled parts are the cheese. the palestinian areas are the holes. meaning they are the ones that are not contiguous. the israeli territories are contiguous. you can get from there to there. sharon, long known as the roleer of beirut for his in the slaughter of citizens during the war of 1982, was very creative when it diplomacy. he talked about transportation all contiguity. what? it means if you can get from there,o dare -- there to you can say it is contiguous. aen if you have to fly in helicopter, even if you have to go through an underground t

and mostly things that should have been at the united nations, the centrality of the united nations in leading international diplomacy on this issue which is perhaps more than any other long-standing international problem, a problem that is recognized as an issue for and of the united nations. somehow is not allowed to be brought to the united nations. so we have a myriad of examples. i want to say just one thing first. when we first started talking about this event, it was before the current horror that is going on in gaza had begun. gaza is already, was already in horrific shape because of the occupation hurt the occupation which is denied. we pulled out of gaza in 2005. we pulled out or settled. we pulled out all the soldiers. how can you say it's occupied? because we unlike the israelis rely on international law. international law is clear that occupation is defined on the basis of control, not on the basis of how my soldiers happened to be in any given place at any given time. from the vantage point of control, gaza remains occupied. that meant that they are sealed in to a large o

it was the united nations that created the state of israel, the united nations that divided historic the united nations that said there should be a, quote, arab state. what's the the big deal? well, the problem is none of those things have happened in the way they were supposed to happen, and mostly things that should happen at the united nations, the centrality of the united nations in leading international diplomacy on this issue which is perhaps more than any other longstanding international problem a problem that is recognized as an issue for and of the united nations somehow is not allowed to be brought to the united nations. so we have a myriad of examples. you know, i want to say just one thing first. when we first started talking about this event, it was before the current horror that is going on in gaza had begun. gaza is already, was already in horrific shape because of the occupation to. of the occupation which is denied. we pulled out of gaza in 2005. we pulled out all our settlers, we pulled out all the soldiers. how can you say it's occupied? well, because we -- unlike

the united nations has not spoken out the only or forty within the united nations the general secretary of the united nations who have said exactly what i say the israeli military has taken unprecedented steps moso than any other military in the world to try and limit and minimize civilian casualties the israeli military operates one hundred percent within the dictates of international humanitarian law and then as time goes by and hopefully the dust becomes to settle when this cease fire does hold i think the facts will come out hopefully hopefully the number of casualties will be lower than the numbers that are being thrown around by the hamas ministry of health we certainly know that about fifty percent of the fatalities of terrorist of the others which these far too many perhaps approaching a thousand civilians are being killed we'll find that maybe half of being killed by hamas many of whom in the execution style of call of so-called collaborators and people who demonstrated against hamas a number of whom they've been cases of many cases of the human shields and those who've been ca

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third, targeting shelters and facilities of the united nations. i was head of the united nations in '94 when the shelter was bombbarded by the israelis. and forth, not cooperating with international investigation. it happened with reports before and they are not intending to cooperate with the commission on inquiry. why is this repeating? why is this happening time and time again? because there is impunity and others look to the other side. we were discussing two weeks ago and we determined that no body should be left behind. i hope that we still mean no body should be left behind and this is why the arab group was insisting within having occupation within the group. and by no body left behind i hope that is no body is left for development and in gaza so that impunity continues. also a year ago, we were discussing and the general as m assembly voted on the arms trade treaty. egypt and the arab group were insisting on including the crime of aggression within the criteria but again it wasn't included and now we watch that some of us supply ammunition

third, targeting shelters and facilities of the united nations nations. i was here at the united nations when the shelter provided by unicef was bombarded by the israelis causing death and destruction again. not cooperating with any international investigation. here there are reports they are cooperate with the commission inquiry that has been decided by the human rights council. why is this repeating, why is this happening time and again? because some of us look the other side for help in this aggression. we are discussing maybe two this and confirming that nobody should be left behind. i hope that we still mean that knob should be left behind and why the arab group with insist on having occupation and we mean by nobody left behind that nobody will be left for sustained development so knob will be left lined impunity with continue. also, a year ago >> i thank france and now have and we hope you mean no one will left behind for systemic -- systemic development and the one left behind in gaza. also, a year ago we were discussing the general assembly passed

david navarone as senior united nations system coordinator for ebola virus disease. dr. navarone will be responsible for ensuring that the united nations system makes an effective and coordinated contribution to the global evident of stopping ebola. third, we need to understand that ebola can be controlled. people can survive the disease. ebola has successfully been brought under control and we can do it in here and i thank you very much for your attention. >> back, u.n. geanl speakin secl speaking on haider al-abadi nominated as the new prime minister, he has the duty of forming a new government, he says stay out of the process which is the same thing nouri al-maliki said for perhaps different reasons. quote here, unless we address the underlying causes another round of violence and vengeance is almost guaranteed, he called into investigation of the repeated shelling of united nations facilities in gaza. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon in u.n. headquarters in new york. >>> we move on. human rights watch set egyptian security forces deliberately killed protesters in ca

this is about the official statistics from the united nations. he statistic they are giving is, as you said, 1865. if we go to the united nations site we can see the website and they actually give all kinds of statistics. at the same time, what we've got is two gaza-based groups contradicting that, saying that in fact, the number of deaths is higher. also, critically, if we go to this human rights website, we can see the question of the number of civilians. the united nations is saying yes, but also 72% are civilians. if we look more carefully, we can see 81.6% according to that website. at the same time, you've also got the israeli information machine saying those statistics are not right. 900 terrorists have been killed in the conflict. "the new york times" highlighting the question of the statistics. what we will see is bodies being brought out from underneath the rubble, and the statistics will go up. let's move on now to other matters. "vanity fair" was a novel i read during my english studies, but it's also a very popular magazine. >> this i

it's the case of his life - they're trying to sue the united nations. >> the united nations have a lot of money, we don't have. and they have a lot of -- a hundred thousand lawyers. we have only 12! the balance is for them. if they need to comply with the law, the balance is for us! >> the lawsuit - filed in november 2011 - claims that un failures to screen its soldiers for cholera and follow international rules on waste disposal constitute gross negligence. it's based on the un's own investigation which concluded that the nepalese base leaking sewage into the river was a likely source of the outbreak. and it's composed of thousands of stories of personal loss, each one documented by mario and his team. the next meeting is in mirebalais... the town that's home to the un base where the disease is known to have started. henrietta paul's husband was one of the very first to die. she doesn't know exactly where he's buried - back then the death toll was so high that bodies were being dumped in mass graves. today, she and her daughter lisette are filing a new claim. henrietta's only son, die

robert surreyer, united nations special coordinator for middle east peace process. mr. pierre, commissioner general of the united nations relief and agency for palestine refugees in the near east. r. pillay, united nations high commissioner for human rights. and assistant secretary-general for human affairs and deputy emergency relief coordinator, mr. kang. who is physically here with us on the podium. i take this opportunity to warmly welcome our secretary-general and our deputy secretary-general. and our distinguished briefers to this meeting. r. surrey, and miss pillay are joining us via videoconferencing. i now give the floor to our secretary-general, his excellency ban ki-moon. secretary-general. >> ambassador, president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. i thank the president of the general assembly for convening this concurrent resolution session on the tragic situation in gaza. as we meet this morning, it seems that the long overdue cease-fire is holding. for the moment the constant firing of hamas rockets and israeli missiles and mortar

it was an outrageous violation of the ceasefire and the assurances given to the united nations and the united states. the secretary of state, john kerry, releasing the statement in the past minute or so, and basically blaming hamas for this ceasefire. the statement does go on to say, however, that the u.s. is looking for an urgent recommitment to the ceasefire, and he's not saying, at least in the u.s.' view at the moment, that the ceasefire is dead, but may be legal, and may not match the facts on the ground. >> rosie, you had a conversation with james a few minutes ago, and let's get a view from your side of the atlantic. would would the u.s. have left that wording in the ceasefire statement, allowing israeli soldiers to stay on the ground in gaza despite that ceasefire agreement. >> well, basically this would have been allowed if the proposal that was pushed by secretary kerry, the seven-day ceasefire, actually been accepted by both sides. this is not a full military it would have led to some sort of negotiations. it's providing time and space for the people of gaza to try to deal w

i'll speak with a deputy general of the united nations. can and will israel do more to prevent civilian casualties? i'll speak live with the israeli ambassador to the united states ron dermer. and are divisions within the leadership making any sort of lasting cease-fire impossible? i'll speak again live this hour with nabil shaath, key member of the fatah party. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. israel and hamas accuse each other of violating what was supposed to be a temporary cease-fire. the humanitarian truce has ended. what will it take to end the conflict? here are some of the latest developments. the seven-hour cease-fire gave palestinians a chance to stock up on supplies. they crowded into gaza's largest open air market shortly after the truce took effect. those are images in jerusalem. police there disrupted what they're calling a terrorist attack. they shot and killed a man driving an earth mover after he turned over a passenger bus. this video, posted on social media, said to show the moment police responded.

united nations reports and the reports of other humanitarian agencies show the needs of the gaza strip are increasing exponentially. to lendupon donors further support to united nations agencies and humanitarian agencies active in gaza. my country, jordan, wishes to ofterate the importance reconstruction of the gaza strip, as well as the importance of taking into account the necessary conditions for economic revitalization of the gaza strip in coordination with the united nations. he have backed all initiatives aimed at this. we pay tribute to united nations staff, and especially staff working as part of anra. we wish to thank them for their , theirs efforts sacrifice in working to lend assistance to the palestinian people in the gaza strip. by israel the bombing of the united nations infrastructure, as well as anra schools, which resulted in a loss of hundreds of civilian lives, including women and children who attempted to seek shelter in those schools. we urge the united nations to initiate an independent inquiry into these actions to ensure that the perpetrator of these heinous cri

nearly three-quarters are have sill vinnies accord to this united nations. 449 are children.lmost 10,000 palestinians have been wounded and more than 209,000 people are still living in 88 u.n. shelters shelters she hires has applaud people to return to the ruins of their homes and andrew sim your honor met with some people who have been left with nothing. >> reporter: nine bombing may have stopped by life in gaza is till cruel to all who live here. this is a homecoming you wouldn't wish on anybody. and it's commonplace. family homes destroyed. people retrieving what they can and heading back to temporary, off makeshift homes. this teacher's home is intact. he built the hand on land bought just after the 1993 oslo peace accord which was seen as a turning point for arab israeli relations. how different things are now. he doesn't feel safer here. and is moving his family to a relative's house. >> they have put agreements together and we can live here again. but now we don't trust anyone. >> reporter: these people are getting out of gaza altogether. the ceasefire gave safe passag

alan, the united nations blames israel for the attack on a u.n. school earlier this week, the secretary-general said it was reprehensible. listen. >> this morning yet another united nations school sheltering thousands of palestinian families suffered a reprehensible attack. all available evidence points to israeli artillery as the cause. nothing is more shameful than attacking sleeping children. >> israel is enraged by those comments. hundreds of children, though, are dead. they were killed inside that school. does israel have the right to be angry? because it believes the u.n. is clearly on hamas' side. >> well, two points have to be made. number one, no country in the world debates these issues more than israel does. its philosophers, academics, its military leaders and politicians. how do you react when they fire from civilian areas at your soldiers and at your civilians. how do you evaluate the life of an israeli civilian, an israeli civilian or child against the life of an palestinian. look what it does to its reputation when it happens, it's

they have made demands not met by the united nations. the united nations says it's taken both parties requests into act when it put together the process. it's supervising the process. the united nations says it conditions to believe that it will be carried out to completion. ashraf ghani's campaign said a few minutes ago that it would not accept any changes to the process, not this far into the process, so we have an impasse for the critical vote to determine afghanistan's next president. >>> all of the assessments point to the fact that christian abbiati has come out the -- abdullah abdullah has come out the lose are. with 70% of quotes recounted, it shows his opponent to have gotten more votes. are these the complaints of the loser in this battle. >> the ghani campaign says that's the case, the reason abdullah abdullah things they are going to lose and will make excus excuses. we have seen a small portion of the validation count come back. it doesn't take into account the critical boxes that both think are the controversial, those 6,000

abdullah, this is a process overseen by the united nations. y that should give you some trust in it. yet, you still say the process has no validity. >> the point is that one side is the united nations. the other side is the commission. still, part of the job needs to be done through the commission. >> to many, it will just look as if you've pulled out because the audit was not going in your favor. >> us asking for the audit was not to be guaranteed it will be in our favor. but ours was a fair audit that no invalid ballot boxes will go through. this is something this audit didn't deliver. that's why we have registered our complaints. nevertheless, we are negotiating with the united nations on some of those very valid concerns. i personally had discussions with them. >> that was abdullah abdullah, the presidential candidate, speaking to me earlier. >>> let's take you to ukraine now. the president there, petro poroshenko, says a road map will be drawn up for agreeing to a cease-fire in eastern ukraine after he had talks with his russian counterpar

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it's sort of been the middle man between israel and the united nations at united nations has criticizedpresident has made quite clear that he thinks prime minister netanyahu as of a few days ago was doing too much, he could have ratcheted back the violence, but, again, forget about all of that right now. if an israeli soldier has been abducted, prime minister netanyahu in strong position back home, his public backs him, he's going to make the case that this proves the point that he has nobody to negotiate with, that secretary kerry and the united nations might cut a deal with the political wing of hamas might think they have an agreement to stop fighting and look what happens within hours. he'll make the case that you can't have peace or even pause if you don't have a partner. that will be the israeli position? and so, i mean, is there any reason to even -- for all of these parties to be heading to cairo or even talking about heading to cairo to try to sit down at a table? >> i believe and wait for official word from the israeli government, common sense tells you what has happened in th

before that, it was negotiated between the relevant parties, with both the united nations and the united states saying they had received assurances from hamas that it would abide by the cease-fire. they specifically said israeli forces could stay where they were in place and that the operation and secretary kerry said against the tunnels, to neutralize that threat, could continue. >> that's what secretary kerry said in new delhi, in india. he spelled out dfr -- >> before this incident. >> right, he spelled it out. but in the written statement the u.n. put out, there was no spelling out offensive, defense, tunnels, none of that was in that written statement. so i raise the question, could hamas have misunderstood? maybe they weren't listening to the audio or the video statement that john kerry made, maybe they were just reading the actual document. >> or that they decided they didn't want to give this cease-fire a chance in the first place and they were looking to attack israeli forces. our forces had received orders not to be involved in offensive operations. our forces were sitting wher

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united nations chief condemns the latest attack on the u.n. schooling gaza as a criminal acts ten people died in the incident as israel steps off its average tax well redeploying ground troops along the border. the german newspaper frames israel has been blocking the u.s. secretary of state's fire and while he mediated peace talks with the palestinians. russian checkpoints come under fire from ukrainian territory just as european security observers were monitoring the crossing the same attack also reportedly had a family hired. on the international trade in to the malaysian.

robert united nations special coordinator for the middle east peace process, mr. general of the relief and world agency for palestine refugees in the near east, the united nations commissioner for human rights and the assistant secretary-general and the deputy emergency relief coordinator mr. kang who is with us on the podium area to. >> i take this opportunity to warmly welcome our secretary-general and our deputy secretary general and our distinguished refers to this meeting. mr. serry and pillay are joining by conference. i now give you the secretary-general mr. ban ki-moon. >> president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen i think the general assembly for convening this session on the tragic situation in gaza. as you meet this morning kind you sense the long overdue cease-fire is holding. for the moment the constant firing of the rockets and the missiles and mortars has subsided. we expect the parties to fully respect the cease-fire. we've all contributed to the agreement including egypt, the united states, turkey, the air of the states,

the united nations announced the findings in kiev. >> the united nations says an average of 36 people a day were killed in the conflict in eastern ukraine last month, and casualties are likely to rise further. >> as each side increases strength through mobilization, better organization, or the deployment of new fighters and more sophisticated weapons and support from outside, the hi gher will be the number of civilian casualties. >> he condemned pro-russian rebels for preventing people from leaving areas hit by violence. he said that the alleged increase in foreign fighters taking part in hostilities was particularly disturbing. >> at the same time, they continue to commit abductions, physical and psychological torture, and other serious human rights violations. >> there was criticism for the u.n. for fallen tear battalions packed -- are backed by the kiev government. >> there have been disturbing reports of violations committed by battalions under government control. >> as fighting continues, the message of the report is clear. it is the civilian population that is suffering most in

that's the under secretary general for political affairs at the united nations. let's get some analysis, and we'll report anything news worthy to you, of course. james what do you make of what you heard? >> well, i think you are hearing what the un has been saying for some considerable time on the process and how the process works. he was talking -- referring there to robert serry, robert serry and his and ban ki-moon's man in the region. there was a question about whether they are talking to hamas. he said they wouldn't give the tactical information, but makes it clear that the un does speak to all sides. and they have been trying to work towards this plan, the idea of a 72-hour ceasefire, and immediate talks in cairo. the double is that plan really has completely collapsed now. we have the israelis with a captured soldier, the palestinians with a large death toll on the day there was supposed to be a ceasefire. and right now as the un is talking, so is the israeli security cabinet meeting. and mr. feltman is talking about trying to revive a ceasefire. i'm not a

was the scene at that particular air track that killed 10 people, a school being used by the united nationso house those fleeing the fighting was hit. 30 others were injured. the united nations selling terri general has issued a statement condemning the strike. the statement reads: the attack is yet another gross violation of international humanitarian law which clearly requires protection by both parties of palestinian civilians, u.n. staff and u.n. premises among other civilian facilities. it went on to say the secretary general repeats his demand to the parties to meal end the fighting and return to the path of peace. now, this madness must stop. our correspondent has been to the site of the attack in rafah and here is his report. we have spoken to eyewitnesses who have pretty much con firmfi the u.n.'s version of which is basically a drone targeted two people on what is believed to be a motorcycle and a number of people were killed and injured. i will have my cameraman show you where this drone hit. we understand that it was a hellfire missile. you can tell it's a fairly small hole, a s

to house those fleeing the fighting was hith, a school being used by the united nations to house thoseleeing the fighting was hit. 10 were killed and more than 30 others injuries. the united nations secretary general has issued a statement. the attack is another gross violation of international humanitarian law which clearly requires protection by both parties of palestinian civilians, u.n. staff and u.n. premises among other u.n. facilities. the secretary general repeats his demand to the parties to immediately end the fighting and return to the path of peace. this madness must stop. our correspondent has been to the site of the attack in rafah, and here is his eyewitness report. >> we spoken to witnesses who have pretty much confirmed the u.n.'s version of events which is basically a drone targeted two people on what is believed to be a motorcycle and a number of people were killed and injured. in fact, i am going to have my cameraman show you where this drone hit. we understand that it was a hell fire missile. you can tell it's a fairly small hole, fairly small point where it target

that was the view from the united nations. in a moment, we'll get the view from the united nations, the american ambassador to israel. he's standing by live. we'll discuss what the u.s. wants hamas israel to do to end this conflict. stay tuned. we'll be right back. they keep us entertained. they keep us inspired. they keep us hopeful... and happy. keep them safe. the eight-passenger chevrolet traverse, with the highest possible overall vehicle score for safety. chevrolet. find new roads. live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip i

palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians at least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that historically and recently it's told us throughout the precise location of this structure and the fact that in this school there are around three sounds and palestinian civilians seeking refuge well this is not the first time that a un run school shelter has been attacked in these almost four weeks of deadly conflict in gaza just in the last couple of weeks a handful of other schools have come under direct and indirect fire killing scores of civilians we've been catching up with some of those most severely injured in gases burn unit in its main hospital. it's hard to fathom how such a boss devastation can occur in three weeks of fighting. thousands of homes damaged or destroyed tens of thousands internally displaced and well over a thousand killed inside gaza's main hospital in its burns unit are a small fraction of the surviving injured this girl three years old. this israel is demolished the house of this

the united nations says conditions and shelters further east near the conflict zone near luhansk and are much more primitive. united nations says a shortage in the areas of basic things like mattresses, bed linens and hygiene items. united nations is particularly worried about the winter in ukraine. it's several months away. temperatures are high at the moment. it says the tamounts of shelter accomodation people can go to will be dramatically reduced. around a quarter of those people that friday the fighting need shelter accomodation. the united nations also warns if the war continues and fighting continues to intensify, this can run out too. >> thanks very much in kiev for us. stay with us on witness world news. much more to come. chinese investigators are looking at a canadian couple they accuse of stealing military and defense secrets. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. b

palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians at least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that historically and recently it's told us throughout the precise location of this structure and the fact that in this school there are around three thousand palestinian civilians seeking refuge well this is not the first time that a un run school shelter has been attacked in these almost four weeks of deadly conflict in gaza just in the last couple of weeks a handful of other schools have come under direct and indirect fire killing scores of civilians we've been catching up with some of those most severely injured in gases burn unit in its main hospital. it's hard to fathom how such a boss devastation can occur in three weeks of fighting. thousands of homes damaged or destroyed tens of thousands internally displaced and well over a thousand killed inside gaza's main hospital in its burns unit are a small fraction of the surviving injured this girl three years old. this israeli is demolished their house of this

well we have heard from the united nations and the united states and unconditional seventy two ceasefire that goes into effect on friday morning now israel says it will end here to this temporary truce but at the same time it will continue to locate and destroy when it cools tunnels inside gaza islamic jihad and a massive also say that they will add here to this truce but as long as israel keeps its fake share of the bargain. the temporary pause in fighting a certainly not the first we've witnessed in the past week but it is an opportunity for much needed urgent humanitarian relief to be brought into gaza it is a chance for residents there to stockpile on food for them to bury their dead for them to take care of the injured and at the same time for repairs to take place on the infrastructure of water and energy this comes paralleled to a resumption of talks that is slated to take place later on friday in cairo the united states and egypt will be mediating these talks between israel and hamas the latest information we have is that the talks will be in direct no word as of yet when they li

ambassador to the united nations john the united nations john bolton is next.gn back up ♪when it gets cold and it feels like the end♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪there's no place to go you know i won't give in♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪no, i won't give in ♪keep holding on ♪caues ya know we'll make it through♪ lou: and joining us now former ambassador to the united nations, led john bolton in good to have you with us. , i know you have called for the destruction of the islamic state by the united states. just watching the administration walk back similar comments to chairman dempsey and defense secretary a goal. what makes you think this leadership that is the same who withdrew our troops and made possible from that vacuum what makes you think there is any prospect to see that occur now? >> hope springs eternal that is the best i can say. i don't expect the president to do what is necessary to eliminate the threatened by a very worried that isis will take the opportunity to consolidate its power they have to pull back some but it can consolidate the to do with used to be the b

a cease-fire broker by the united nations and the united states. of state john kerry who had been working hard to achieve some kind of cease-fire, i want to go now to elise labbot. not only is there no cease-fire but the situation could be much more than when the cease-fire began. what are we hearing from secretary kerry now? >> that's right, john, and in the days leading up to the cease-fire, you kind of heard the u.s. putting the pressure on israel about the civilian deaths and casualties, but today an unequivocal statement by the united states and secretary of state kerry. saying the united states condemns the strongest possible terms of today's attack which led to the killing of two israeli soldiers and the apparent abduction of another. it is an outrageous of the violation of the cease-fire negotiated over the past several days and the assurances given by the united states and nuntd. hamas must immediately and unconditionally release the missing israeli soldier. the united states is bracing for what they expect to be a very heavy handed israel

we have more now from the united nations. >> reporter: as a sign of the united nations' growing concern of the escalating violence in libya the u.n. security council passed a resolution on wednesday, the strongest former expanding sanctions. it allows council to sanction individual militia leaders perhaps those responsible for taking other tripoli's airport in the last week and requires countries to notify the sanction he's committee and get their approval before they sell any arms or transfer any arms related material. the u.n. representative for libya said that he is concerned about the situation. he painted a very grim picture of what's happening there and said that the u.n. has been unable to bring the parties together to get a cease-fire and discuss the political way forward for the country. and the representative of libya to the u.n. told the couple that for the first time ever he is concerned that his country could be on the brink of a full scale civil war. >> new military incursions are indications of a counter offensive in that area. the comments come as a town in southeastern

palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians at least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that historically and recently it's told us throughout the precise location of this structure and the fact that in this school there are around three thousand palestinian civilians seeking refuge well this is not the first time that a un run school shelter has been attacked in these almost four weeks of deadly conflict in gaza just in the last couple of weeks a handful of other schools have come under direct and indirect fire killing scores of civilians journalists at the u.s. state department question the u.s. state on why it hasn't directly condemned israel for these incidents are not ready to come is real person for the showing of the school correctly having said that there needs to be a full investigation to see what happened what specifically are you asking the israelis to not make any u.n. facilities a target because there are civilians that are seeking shelter i'm not going to make a blanket statement at

the united nations human rights office shows the number of people killed in eastern ukraine appears to have doubled in recent weeks to more than 2000. >> russian television aired this video of the convoy headed toward the ukrainian border. 280 trucks, which moscow says are filled with supplies for the struggling civilian population of eastern ukraine. russia originally said it would route the supplies through territory controlled by the ukrainian government. kiev has now agreed it can pass straight into the rebel held areas. the ukrainian government is deeply suspicious of the convoy, which it fears could contain arms, not aid. the prime minister was scathing about russia's professed humanitarian concerns. >> there is no limit to russian cynicism. first, they deliver tanks and rocket launcher systems to the terrorists and criminals who have shot ukrainians, and after that, they bring water and salt. >> the civilian population of eastern ukraine continues to suffer. three people were killed when shells hit internet neighborhood overnight. locals blame the government forces who are fight

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. >> united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon has condemned hamas for breaking the cease-fire for gaza and has called on its release of any israeli soldier it may have captured. >> two israeli soldiers were killed and several captured as what was supposed to be a three-day truce À la part. the israeli response came swiftly -- an attack that left at least 60 dead and 200 wounded. >> u.s. president barack obama repeated his condemnation and said the u.s. continues its support for israel and its right to defend itself, but that the plight of palestinian civilians must "weigh heavily on our conscience." >> we go live to our correspondent in washington, but first, this report. >> one of the many signs the cease-fire is well and truly over -- israeli troops arriving at the border with gaza. the truce that was meant to last three days was instead blown apart after just 90 minutes. both sides are trading blame, and there is no way to independently verify who fired first. israel's military says hamas gunmen emerged from tunnels and shot an israeli soldier. the u.n. is giving credence to th

there is no public announcement coming from the united nations.hey say they are aware of the apparent breaches of the ceasefire. they are watching the situation very closely. they are varied worried about the situation but they are not pronouncing on whether this ceasefire is continuing or whether its ended. it has in my view collapsed but they are working behind the scenes to see if they can put it together quickly. >> we will see what happens and continue to monitor this, you and i, james, for the moment. a little earlier, hamas told me here on al jazeera that it cannot accept continued israeli operations. a lot senior hamas leader: >> i think israel has no right now to continue the military operation on the ground because they will use it in order to demolish homes, to demolish more farms on the ground. it will be open for israel to do what she wants and at the same time, this is not fair. we talked to the negotiators that if israel continues its military operation on the ground, it is our right to the defend ourself and take mess you're measur

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united nations, secretary-general of the united nations himself just said you can't place any venue inre than anything in the diplomatic formula. there's nothing we would like more than to resolve our differences with the palestinian people, and with the arab world at large. hamas has shown us all in very, very clear terms that they are a school of thought which is elevated suicides a place in society which amounts to nothing less than death. the obstacle to us reaching a negotiated settlement is the disarming of hamas and other terror organizes. >> isn't there a way of finding, you know, a solution to this problem, because israeli prime minister once told me he said talking is always better because while you're talking you're not shooting regardless -- maybe that's not the case here. at least there are those negotiations which are ongoing. it seems to me that israel is now moving into this different phase now. >> well this is precisely the reason why we accepted every one of the cease-fire proposals that were put on table. but, you know, if personal assurances are given to the secreta

these begin with respect for the principles embodied in the charter of the united nations. and that is respect for the sovereignty, the independence, and the territorial integrity of all states. these are the principles that guide nigeria's position and have informed our stance. we believe that only a diplomatic solution achievable by direct dialogue between the parties can resolve the current conflict. influence on with the warring parties to exact influence and to bring their influence to bear on the of theon in the interest wider international peace and security. thank you. >> i think the rivers and it of from nigeria for her statement. i now give the floor to the representative from china. >> thank you, mr. president. feltman for his briefing. china is deeply concerned and worried about the continued aggravation of the armed conflict in eastern ukraine, which has caused great loss of life and property. situation, all the parties concerned must exercise restraint so as not to further escalate the situation. stated on many occasions its principled position on the question

>> the united nations says they found munitions stored in a united nations school inside gaza. >> hamas, according to israel, has hidden rockets in civilian areas. even in u.n. shelters. >> you don't believe hamas bears any responsibility for firing rockets near schools or anything else? >> so we've been reminding our viewers, robert. but just to ask you, since you are there in gaza city. have you seen with your own two eyes hamas having hidden these weapons, either of the schools we're talking about, and as part of that thought, are you able to reach out to hamas and demand that it move its weapons, move its artillery, away from civilians? >> there's a couple -- there's a number of issues tied up in that. one is the issue you've said, which is we have found weapons in our installations on three occasions. the reason that you know that is because we have said so. because we have been public about it, we have been transparent about it. we have told all the parties about it. we have done all that we can. we have called on all parties, including hamas, to respect the neutrality of our own