. >> abe spoke after meeting with members of the national security council. he said north korean leaders will give a special committee the power to launch an effective investigation into the nation. his government will lift sanctions that include restrictions on travel port calls by ships and tight regulations on money transfers. officials from japan and north korea met in may in stockholm to form the framework of an agreement. >>> north korean leaders have been weighed down by international sanctions for years as punishment for their nuclear missile tests but the impositionings by japan were much tougher. >> reporter: the u.n. security council adopted a be resolution immediately after north korea conducted a nuclear test in 2006. it called on member states to freeze goods that could lead to weapons of mass destruction. japan imposed individual sanctions. they banned all imports and exports from the north. north koreans are no longer allowed to enter japan except for people carrying special permits. north korean residents living in japan can still travel betwe

with a passion and wants to see russia discombobulated so the top russian expert on the national security council is a bridge and ski protege so we weed stat he's stacked the national security council with his people so i agree with bob what we're seeing here is a conjunction of both the neo conservatives and the neo liberals with respect to both russia and the middle east this is extremely dangerous that the only. the stablish main group staying on the outside criticizing the us are the real politicker typified by henry kissinger again i went through the same ph d. program at harvard the produce kissinger before me he's a german jew who fled the nazis returned to fight he does not have this type of emotional baggage towards russia that bush in ski and his proteges have and that is why there was such productive relations between the united states the soviet union under. nixon by. kissinger in the real politic years have been completely frozen out now by the obama administration the rivalry between kissinger and he goes way back to when they were six and professor at harvard together and regime sk

we have national security council which is the most prominent institution to decide on major issues related to politics and security like nuclear, like iraq, like afghanistan. you have nsc here, the same. but the misunderstanding about the role of iranian supreme leader here is big. the conventional understanding is that he is deciding, nobody else is deciding, there is a dictatorship, and he vetoes everything, and nobody has no authority. this is completely wrong perception here. it is true that he's the ultimate decision maker on foreign policy like president obama is ultimate decision maker. on foreign policy. but during his leadership, he has agreed with over 90% of the decisions made by nsc, reigning national security council. although in many cases he was not in agreement with the conclusion of iranian nsc, just i give you one example on the nuclear. nuclear policy during president khatami compared with nuclear policy during president ahmadinejad, you would see huge difference. but the leader is the same. i mean, because the policies during khatami was decided in national security cou

the united nations security council has endorsed his investigation, and we will hold all its members, including russia, to their word. >> in new york, the united nations security council stood for a moment of silence to honor those who have died. russia and other world powers are backing calls for an independent probe into what happened. monitors from europe's security body, osce, visited the crash site, but the team said pro-russian separatists refused to grant them full access to the site. >> let's go straight to washington where leaders have been indicating russia's possible role needs to be under greater scrutiny right now. our correspondent richard walker joins us from the u.s. capitol. obama stopped short of directly blaming russia, but what else did he have to say? >> that's right, and i think it is important to stress that in his comments, obama was quite cautious. he said it was important not to get ahead of the facts and warned that there would be some scope for misinformation in the days and weeks ahead. we have one clip from his comments that indicates the way white house

live at the united nations, the security council is holding an emergency session right now. you can see it in the middle of the screen. they're just pulling in on this. they're going to debate the situation between israel and hamas. earlier today, the israeli military dramatically stepped up operations. a ground offensive involving troops and tanks fully engaged right now. comes a day after the israelis began pounding targets with air strikes strikes and naval bombardment. more ahead on the crisis in the middle east. >> we start with a fox urgent. ukrainian forces say they can prove russian-backed rebels shot down the jumbo jet, even as the separatists opinion the finger at ukraine. nearly 300 people tied when the malaysia airlines 777 fell from the sky over eastern ukraine. u.s. officials say a ground missile brought it down. now the ukrainian government claims to have recordings of taped phone calls which officials say prove the rebels are to blame. ukrainian officials say one call captures a militant saying, quote, we have shot down a plane, end quote. a second call captu

they were coming from no other than the national security .ouncil who sits on the national security council? -- staff members? the president of the united states. the secretary of the defense. the secretary of state. of the centralr intelligence agency, along with the secretary of treasury and the attorney general by designation of the president. now, they don't talk about rules for a handball game. make theuss and policies for the defense of this country. your defense, my defense, our children's defense. that's what they do. these leaks that concern the president of the united states were coming directly out of that national security council. and what were they? many of my colleagues here today have alluded to them, and i don't want to duplicate what they said. but let me point out that about every time the national security council would make a decision, a couple of days later -- and i hate to mention newspapers, but i must -- the new york times would publish it, or the evening star. wouldn't this concern you? it concerned me. it concerned the president. want. give you just 6, the new yor

>> >>> united nations security council calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza as embattled people celebrate the end of ramadan. >>> welcome to the news center in doha. the other top stories. too dangerous to go in - dutch investigators postpone their visit to the site of the a downed malaysian airliner in eastern ukraine >>> torn apart from violence - on the road to lasting peace. >>> and nigeria's muss limbs mark the -- muslims mark the end of ramadan with prayers for peace in troubled times. >>> hello the u.n. security council called for an accuracy fire in the grip after 21 days of an israeli offensive leaving more than 1,000 palestinian dead. 33 israeli have been killed. the ceasefire call was announced by the president of the security council. >> the security council calls for full respect of international humanitarian law, including the application much civilian -- application -- protection of civilian population, and taking steps to ensure the safety and well being of civilians and their application. the security council expresses strong for for the call for an immed

. >>> the united nations security council just met as the death toll in gaza passes to 500. >>> hello, i'm at al jazeera's headquarters in doha. also ahead. rescue workers in ukraine gather flight recorders and nearly 200 bodies from the scene of the malaysia airlines disaster. and blurring the borders in iraq. a potential break up along with syria threatenses to further deeper divisions in kurdish communities. >>> israel is denying that one of its soddiers has been captured by the armed wing of hamas. israel's permanent representative to united nations says the alchasm's brigade is false. it identified the soldier and the military tag number. here we have more from gaza. >> reporter: scenes of celebrations in the occupied west bank, after the military wing announced it captured an israeli soldier. >> translation: the israeli enemy has been hesitant to reveal the in the of their losses. the magnitude of the lose has force the them to admit to their lose. what the n my did not admit to is the loss of their own soldier. how can they conceal the disappearance of tag 6092065. >> the group

able to veto the cost of decision by the constitution i cannot veto this and you have this national security council which is the most prominent institution to decide on major issues related to politics and security like iraq and afghanistan and the understanding about the role of the supreme leader here is deep. there are conventional understandings that they are deciding and no one else is deciding how to renegotiate. completely wrong reception here. and so it is true that he is the ultimate decision-maker like president obama in foreign policy. but with this leadership, he has agreed with the other 90% of the decision with the national security council, although in many cases he has the conclusion of this and just to give you one example. the nuclear policy compares this and there is a huge difference but it is the same. and because the policy was decided in this and the leader of greece, even though i know some of the policies would be delighted, but he did not reach a decision of the majority. >> perhaps one or two or 3% to dictate his leadership. i have explained one example during the time th

the united nations security council called for israel and hamas to put down their weapons during a during an emergency midnight meeting. >> the security council expresses strong support for immediate and unconditional interim cease-fire. >> overnight there was relative calm. the lull came after fighting sunday and a brief truce. on cbs ice "face the nation" israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu -- >> israel is not obliged and will not let a terrorist organization to decide when it's time for them to stop for a moment, rearm, and continue firing on our citizens and our people. >> reporter: in an interview with charlie rose -- >> you believe in the co-existence of people and therefore you believe in the co-existence of palestinians and israelis in the middle east. >> translator: i can't co-exist with occupation. >> reporter: more than 1,000 palestinians have died in the fighting. president obama called prime minister benjamin netanyahu sunday reiterating israel has the right to defend itself but, again, expressed concern about the rising death toll. now, israel did acknowledge on sunda

. >> the united nations security council has appealed for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire in the gaza strip. the council held an emergency meeting in new york, issuing a statement calling for a truce to allow aid deliveries. israel and hamas are unable to agree on the terms of a ceasefire. more than 1034 are dat. most are civilians. 6,000 have been injured. 43 israeli soldiers died in the conflict. our diplomatic editor james bays is in west jerusalem. what kind of reaction do we see after this u.n. security council meeting? >> well, it was clear that neither the israelis nor the palestinians were particularly happy. there is subtle changes in the statement. from what we saw early on in the conflict. they are calling for full respect of international humanitarian law, including the application of civilian, and remember, of course, that the security council meeting followed a phone call between prime minister binyamin netanyahu, and president obama. and that, the statement after the phone call, expresses growing concern about the numbers of palestinian deaths. >>

the united nations security council called forest ray he will and hamas to put down their weapons during emergency midnight meeting. >> the security council expresses firm support for immediate and unconditional humanitarian cease-fire. >> overnight there was relative calm. the lull came after both sides resumed fighting sunday after a brief trues. on cbs "face the nation", israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's suspicious of any cease-fire proposed by hamas. >> israel is not obliged will not let a terrorist organization when and where it is convene injury for them to stop for a moment, re arm, and continue firing. >> charlie roads, leered of hamas said there can't be peace without -- >> you believe in the co-existence of people, there for, you believe in the co-excess tens of palestinians and israelis in the mideast. >> more than 1,000 palestinians have died in the fighting. president obama called israeli prime minister netanyahu sunday, reiterating israel has the right to defend itself, but again, expressed concern about the rising death toll. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewi

security council called for an immediate, unconditional ceasefire. >> jon: boom! unconditional. not that such resolutions are in any way enforcable or meaningful, but still, when a resolution is issued... >> the united nationscouncil took action with a statement, not a resolution. >> jon: even a resolution was too much? guys, i don't know, a resolution seems pretty stern, pretty stern, guys. even a statement, i don't know. i don't... what's the death toll, 1,000 and growing? what about we just jump in with an... [laughter] hey, guys, you know, if that gets pushback, we can take it down a. no we're only a collection of the world's superpowers. turns out the security council is about as strict with the mideast as museums are with their admission price. anybody else, anybody else want to take a crack at this? >> during his weekly address, pope francis said, "i ask you with all my heart, stop, please." >> jon: your holiness, i could not agree more, but i have to say, sheriff, not sure this particular fight is your jurisdiction, you know what i'm saying? i don't know if they're going to listen. sort of like when the duke boys get over the county line, sorry, roscoe, it's their problem now. so the u.n. and the po

. >>> the united nations security council is backing the call for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire from the gaza strip. the council held an emergency meeting in new york three weeks after the israel assault began. israel and hamas are unable to agree on the terms of a truce. israel's offensive on gaza has left more than 1,034 palestinians dead, most of them civilians. at least another 6,000 have been injured. 43 israeli soldiers had died in the conflict. well, neither side were terribly happy with the outcome. this is what the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. had to say following that u.n. security council meeting. >> the business of the security council is maintaining international peace and security. and they should have adopted a resolution long time ago to condemn this aggression and to call for this aggression to be stopped immediately, to provide the palestinian people with protection, and to lift the siege against our people in the gaza strip. >>> and this from the israeli ambassador to the u.n. >> we did everything we could to avoid this conflict. but hamas refu

tonight the united nations security council has demanded full access to the crash site. -- our nt is in correspondent is in eastern ukraine. >> the train of the dead began the long journey back to their grieving families. inside the cars, 280 individuals. they will travel into the night . sometime in the next few days they will be flown home to their countries. >> there was cooperation today from the rebels. earlier the train was opened for international investigators. forensic pollingists from the netherlands. 193 of their citizens were mong those lying here. the custodians here and the militia led the dutch team to the crash site. the netherlands wants a war crimes prosecution. but evidence is still under militia control. and handled by emergency workers untrained in forensic investigation. but the dutch visit is progress and could be the result of pressure on the rebels' backer, president putin, today urging cooperation. >> all people who answer to the situation in this region of ukraine should show more responsibility for the sake of their own people and the people from other cou

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the united nations security council met tonight. two big items on the agenda. gaza and flight 17. joined by senior united nations correspondent richard roth. what happened at tonight's emergency security council meeting? >> the security council is finishing up discussions now on the malaysian plane case. they would like a resolution to push diplomatically to push for cooperation to get an independent international investigation. france's ambassador told me why it's important. >> well, first i think russia has objections to it still. but simply, you know, it was not decent. what's happening in ukraine isn't decent. the way the separatists are playing with corpses and are tampering with the evidence. it was necessary that we said stop it and put pressure on russia so that russia convinced its localized to give excess. >> russia had amendments. the british ambassador said that's typical russian stalling tactics. they may be inching toward agreement. there would be a vote at 3:00 on monday. we'll see what happens with that. the other subject was gaza. no formal agreement or statement r

also called for the security council to take action. >> we conveyed to the president of the security council in the strongest terms our condemn nation of this outrageous onslaught against the palestinian people, especially our people in the gaza strip. and we expressed the outrage of our people, that the security council is dragging its feet. >> minutes later, the israeli ambassador came to the same podium. >> the palestinian delegates stand here representing the palestinian government, which means representing hamas, and he has the autoaffidavity -- audacity to level accusations at israel. when does such an organization get a voice in the united nations. >> the u.n. security council will meet to discuss the situation. most observers tell you they don't expect access from that meeting, other than, perhaps, a carefully worded statement. >>> air strikes in the iraqi city of mosul killed seven people. eight others were injured. rebels fighting with the group, calling itself islamic state, improvement known as i.s.i.l.ful there's no consensus on how to manage it now. >> reporter: the iraqi government lost mosul. the new rulers don't agr

the first people who are for the cease fire were the palestinians and we are the united nations security council to issue a cease fire. resolution it was israel that blocked the united states and the united nations security council twice then there's a very low wanted to impose its own conditions by. having a ceasefire every while keeping the siege on gaza while keeping their troops inside while demanding that palestinians have no right to desist occupation this is unacceptable what palestinian should be a cease fire but also that should be a lifting of the sea so in reality what you see here is a struggle of people who are fighting for their freedom from military occupation but has become the longest in modern history from a system of apartheid and discrimination and segregation that is much worse one what than what prevailed in south africa. while the israeli offensive on gaza has made the and you could stay even more resonant this year millions of muslims worldwide express their solidarity with the plight of the palestinian people protesters in toronto and. israeli flag with the iranian presi

issue with the united nations efforts to affect the situation. >> early morning, the united nations security councilgency meeting. >> an emergency midnight meeting. >> the u.n. is in town. you mess with the bunky, you get the moon. >> the united nations security council took action with the statement not a resolution. >> even a resolution? i don't know resolution seems pretty stern, guys even statement. >> i don't know. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. tomorrow the israeli ambassador to the u.s. right here on "special report." >>> this is a fox news alert. multiple capitol hill sources confirming that the vote tomorrow to allow john boehner to sue president obama. republicans accusing president obama of abusing his executive power with unilateral decision to delay the obamacare employer mandate. while the planned lawsuit is limited to the president's action on obama care. republican is outraged about the threats using pen and phone to bypass congress to take action on his own. on

the first people who are for the cease fire were the palestinians and we are the united nations security council to issue a cease fire. resolution it was israel that blocked the united states and the united nations security council twice then there's a very wanted to impose its own conditions by in being by having a ceasefire while keeping the siege on gaza while keeping their troops inside gaza while demanding that for listing and have no right to desist from the pressure this is unacceptable and what palestinians did should be a cease fire but also there should be a lifting of the siege so in reality what you see here is the struggle of people who are fighting for their freedom from military occupation that has become the longest in modern history from a system of apartheid and discrimination and segregation that is much worse one what than what prevailed in south africa. on saturday evening thousands attended a peace rally in tel aviv people called for and the operation in gaza which has resulted in forty israeli deaths mostly soldiers protesters against the offensive have been held across th

fairest people who are asked for a cease fire with the palestinians and we asked the united nations security council to issue a cease fire. resolution it was israel that blocked the through the united states and the united nations security council twice then israel wanted to impose its own conditions by. by having a cease fire while keeping the siege on gaza while keeping their troops inside and while demanding that palestinians have not died to desist occupation this is unacceptable and what palestinians did should be a cease fire but also there should be a lifting of the seat so in reality what you see here is a struggle of people who are fighting for their freedom for the military occupation that has become the longest in modern history from a system of apartheid and discrimination and segregation that is much worse one what than what prevailed in south africa. there's been pro palestinian demonstrations nationwide with hundreds of thousands of people calling for an end to the bloodshed protests held on saturday in paris even turned violent. i approach clashed with police who fired tear gas to di

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. >> the united nations security council have called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. more than 1000 palestinians and 45 israelis have been killed in almost three weeks of fighting. elliott kotkin is live in tel aviv. are the you in's words -- the un's words continuing to be heated? >> we may be inching towards a cease-fire. the senior officer is quoted as idea is to stop firing at targets in gaza. it exploded in an open field, causing no damages or injuries. the israeli army says it retaliated at the specific point where the rocket was fired. beyond that it doesn't seem to be a lot happening in terms of strikes. gettingsible we may be a de facto truce or cease-fire on the ground now. that is what they want to allow humanitarian aid to go into gaza. they want all parties to engage in efforts to achieve a durable, fully respected cease-fire. we could be getting there. we have got no official confirmation on that, but other sources suggest the israeli army a kinds saying there is of truce in effect now. israel wants to continue to destroy these tunnels militants have bee

the first people who are for the cease fire were the palestinians and we asked the united nations security council to issue a cease fire. resolution it was israel that blocked the united states and the united nations security council twice then israel wanted to impose its own conditions by in being by having a cease fire while keeping the siege on gaza while keeping their troops inside while demanding that palestinians have no right to desist occupation this is unacceptable. that should be a cease fire about. so in reality what you see here is a struggle of people who are fighting for their freedom from military occupation that has become the longest in modern history from a system of apartheid and discrimination and segregation that is much worse one what done what prevailed in south africa. the israeli offensive on gaza gave even more resonance to this year's al quds day which was on friday and was a day used to show solidarity with the palestinian people and so hundreds of thousands of people worldwide called to end the bloodshed banners were waved blaming israel for the thousands of deaths res

first people who are asked for the cease fire were the palestinians and we asked the united nations security council to issue a cease fire. resolution it was israel that blocked the united states and the united nations security council twice when israel wanted to impose its own conditions by. having a cease fire while keeping the seas on while keeping the troops inside while demanding that palestinians have mobilized to desist the pressure this is unacceptable what palestinians did should be a cease fire but also that would be a lifting of the sea so in reality what you see here is a struggle of people who are fighting for their freedom for the military occupation that has become the longest in modern history from a system will fall apart discrimination and segregation that is much worse one than what prevailed in south africa. israeli offensive in gaza gave more residents to this years a day which was on friday lives today used to show solidarity with the palestinian people and saw hundreds of thousands worldwide call to end the bloodshed but as we wade through the slogans the thousand plus deaths