the big reconstruction plan included strengthening the palestinian national authority and providing additionalcial resources. ideally, the pna will return to control in gas instead. the center of all regional politics, but this does not necessarily mean that what is happening will lead to the outcome desired by the palestinians. in this is the main problem. the palestinian issue, of course, cannot be ignored. by the way, he was not ignored during the negotiations between israel and saudi arabia, but they were not at the center of the discussion on the abraham accords. and the lesson today is that something needs to be given to the palestinians. what exactly? the arab peace initiative of 2002, which was promoted exactly. the saudis, in principle , fixed as a condition a palestinian state within the borders of june 1967, the return of refugees, in exchange for this, recognition of israel by all arab countries and general normalization, but nothing like that will definitely happen, the palestinian issue will be discussed, but the solution options at best are the actual proclamation of some kind o

is the palestinian national authority, which leads fatah in the west bank, ready for reconciliation withf course, we are now financing gas and transferring $140 million to it every month, these are the salaries of employees. the goal is to gain full power, including over fatah and the palestine liberation organization. hamas is not part of the plo, and one of its demands is to have 50% representation there. what will be the consequences if hamas has not even 50%, but at least 30, fatah will immediately lose influence and abu mazan, the head of the palestinian authority understands this very well. the gap is insurmountable. the idea is framed about one power, one weapon, it implies. he is trying to present this withdrawal as his political victory, he wants, after leaving gas, to create a buffer zone there, it won’t work, he will have to get rid of everything. according to the most rough estimates, there are now more than 25 million palestinians of their descendants all over the world, of which 6 million live in various arab countries, 2 million in israel itself are its citizens and... ano

troops out of the gaza strip to stop the genocide and eventually to start talks with the palestinian national authority to be able to find a possibility of recognizing the palestinian state before recognition or normalization of relations between israel and saudi arabia all right um let's change gears a little bit to report that came out about four or five days ago that uh said the israeli gdp contraction for the last three months of the quarter of the previous year uh was around the 19.4%. you now that's a lot uh the estimates has started at uh one point uh to have been given 1% and moved up to 10% and then here we are almost 20% just like other uh announcementsuh like the daily cost which was around 190 million to 200 and it's up to $269 million i think it gives the impression that the situation is much worse than what we really can uh see from the reports, how bad do you think israel is suffering economically, where it needs to really worry about it to the point that if you think it poses an existential threat to it, maybe yeah, it certainly does, i mean israel is effectively imploding, you've got a

cairo'. our embassy in cairo in egypt and the representative office in ramala under the palestinian national authoritycolleagues, we were actively engaged on behalf of, by the way, president of the russian federation, in accordance with the instructions of the president of the russian federation, the evacuation of our citizens, on december 18 , these activities were basically completed, it was possible in the conditions... to carry out, to ensure safe exit through one of the border crossings from the territory of the gas sector, to egypt more than 1,150 russian citizens of their closest relatives, all of them were safely delivered to the territory of the russian federation. in addition, for various reasons, there are still several dozen russian citizens who were unable to leave. from the gaza strip, we are working to resolve this issue in cooperation with the israeli and egyptian authorities, and i am confident that we will be able to resolve their fate safely. what is the work of our diplomats based on now and how are you working to free our hostages from the gaza strip, those hostages who entered th

today, the palestinian national authority controls 17% of this territory, everything, everything elsethe occupation zone and another section, which means that civil issues are resolved by the palestinian autonomy, and military israel, that’s 17%, the rest remains, that’s all, there’s nothing else, this is more than 5,000 km of the main territory, east jerusalem, which the palestinians say are our capitals, yes, but this is also unrealistic, someone can imagine that israel will leave not only the west bank. but from east jerusalem, because, according to the israeli constitution, east jerusalem is a single state capital of west jerusalem, and this is the capital of israel, yes, that means, the more the united states under trump in 2017 moved the capital , excuse me, the embassy, ​​that means in jerusalem, there are eight or nine states, like ganduras, guardemal, something like that, they were also moved there, no, this is impossible, not to mention the fact that in this territory there live, taking into account eastern jerusalem, the western bank of the jordan river, somewhere over 700

ladies and gentlemen , the united nations educational organization, unesco , accepted the palestinian authority as an independent country and its new member after voting, 12 years after this statement, unesco, the most important educational organization the united nations is an organization that , as stated in its charter, seeks to create peace through educational and cultural cooperation. but now this international institution after 12 years the membership of palestine has not only failed to bring peace to this country, but it has also failed to stop the destruction of historical and cultural monuments in palestine . after about four months of war. gaza now, the information office of the palestinian authority announced in its latest statistics that with the 66,000 tons of explosives that the zionists dropped on gaza , in addition to the complete destruction of 99 schools and universities, at least 161 mosques, 3 churches, and 200 ancient artifacts were also razed to the ground. became i announce to the whole world that the more you hit gaza, the more resistant it will be. public action of zion

ladies and gentlemen, the united nations educational institution unesco accepted the palestinian authorityan independent country and its new member after the vote. 12 years have passed since this statement by unesco, the most important cultural educational organization of the united nations. an organization that, as stated in its charter, seeks to create peace through educational cooperation. and it is cultural, but now this international institution has passed away 12 years of palestine's membership not only failed to bring peace to this country, but also failed to stop the destruction of historical and cultural monuments in palestine . after about four months of the gaza war, the palestinian government's appeals office has announced in its latest statistics that in addition to the complete destruction of 99 schools and universities, at least 161 mosques , 3 churches and 200 ancient monuments were razed to the ground. i announce to the whole world that the more you hit gaza, the more resistant it will be. public action of the zionists in the direction of erasing palestinian cultural and h

palestinian authority? khaled: what's more important than a revitalized palestinian authority is to have a revitalized palestinian leadership. whether it's the palestinian authority is irrelevant. what palestinians need is a nationalip. and that speaks for all palestinians, both inside and outside the occupied territories. that we don't have. mahmoud abbas is not that leader. he's been parochial, he's been ineffective, he's been weak. i think it is possible to imagine a different palestinian internal political configuration, but it's something that palestinians have to do. they're on their own. but i would add to that leadership equation, the united states. the united states has not been an effective broker. it has not managed this crisis well. it has actually taken, i think, very reckless decisions from the get go, giving israel a green light with no red lines of any sort. and we are now four months into this horror in gaza and they sort of painted themselves into a corner. and the ability to connect with people on both sides. right now, the biden be less, quote, reckless, less painted into a corner and more empathetic? aaron: it would be really, really difficult. the empathy part, i think, is sadly lacking. but

diplomat lick the resignation of the israeli prime minister and governor come as other nations pressure the palestinian authorityrm and come up with a more effective governing body for the post war era. bret, back to you. >> bret: mike tobin live in tel aviv, thank you. up next how in vitro fertilization is becoming a major political issue. we will bring you that farmers clash with police in belgium spraying officers with liquid manure and setting fire to piles of tires. police say 900 tractors entered the city in a fresh show of force as european union agriculture ministers discuss ways to address their concerns. now to japan, japan space agency says its first moan lander has responded to a signal from earth. to suggest it has survived a second freezing, weeks' long lunar night. the agency is calling the reception of the signal late last night a miracle. that's because the probe was not designed to survive those conditions where temperatures with fall to minus 274 degrees fahrenheit. denmark joins sweden in closing its investigation into the 2022 explosions that damaged the nord stream gas pipelines. sweden say

but you could see this pushed by other nations to involve the palestinian authority's that perhaps they could come in and help with the governance of gaza after the war. obviously israel won't accept hamas being there, so the resignation of the prime minister is all about sending the message that they are adding their own governance and might be willing to reform itself is more palatable for the community to perhaps be governing parts of gaza also. just the resignation of one prime minister might not be enough. in the end it is synonymous and he doesn't seem to be going anywhere. tom: with the update from that region. in the day ahead, a couple of other items to flag, put it in your agenda and calendar. touch on the retail space, 7:00 a.m. u.k. time, we will bring those to you. u.s. goods orders are expected at around 1:00 p.m. u.k. time on a big week for u.s. data. then when it comes for the semiconductor space, asm international earnings, 5:00 p.m. u.k. time they will be crossing. bring those to you on the context. our markets guess from rbc wealth management will be joining us next.

193 hours on the khabar bal network , a palestinian delegation along with international law experts traveled to the highest judicial authority of the united nationslaha to hope to take the first step. the end of one of the longest and bloodiest occupations in the world. the international court of justice , for the first time in its history, should consider the legality or otherwise of israel's actions. to vote in the land of palestine. for more than a century, the inalienable right of the palestinian people to determine their own destiny has been ignored and undermined. palestine is a land without a nation was not. palestine is not a wasteland as the israeli authorities describe it. life has been going on in this land. israel in 1967, west bank, gaza and occupied east jerusalem maliki showed the court with maps how israel has confiscated palestinian lands in several decades. israel wants the geography of palestine but not its population. so the people kicked us out of their homes and lands. this is the fifth map of palestine. this map last september by the prime minister of israel. this case is the initiative of the united nations general assembl

it's going to have to be a combination of the united nations, arab league, palestinian authority, some from gaza itself, and israelis probably embedded. it will be a combination of those things. that one, i see movement on by the summer, alex. >> but what a horrific grind until denser. all right admiral, always good to see you, thank you so much. and there's so much to say about this new headline in the washington post. here is the quote. donald trump says black voters like him more, because of his indictments and mugshot. democratic strategist antjuan -- de joins me to talk about, this after the. break o talk about, this after the. brea puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don't want to get up out of bed. joe: there's always that sayin

houthis say their aim it to pressure western nations to halt israel's deadly war in gaza. palestinian authoritiesan 27,000 people have been killed by israel since it began its offensive in gaza in response to the october 7 attacks by hamas. the bbc�*s international editor, jeremy bowen, considers whether there is any chance of a cease—fire in the war between israel and hamas, which has destabilized the middle east. rafjets took off from the british base in cyprus for the long flight to hit houthi targets in yemen. other western allies also affected by the houthi attacks on shipping decided not to join the american air strikes. britain said these raids do not escalate a widening war in the middle east. others in the middle east and beyond say that they do. in yemen, the houthis re—enacted the hamas attacks on israel that started the war. they get their weapons from iran. the last latest air strikes, like america's in iraq and syria, are aimed at forcing iran to rein in its proxies and allies. in yemen, the houthis celebrating hamas hostage—taking have said that their attacks will stop when the war

the authorities stress however palestinians will not abandon their territory. statement also called on the united nations to step in to prevent what it said will be a disastrous. escalation. israel's plan to invade rafa, which lies on gaza's border with egypt, has also drawn international reactions. the eu foreign policy chief has called the plan alarming. joseph burell says this will have catastrophic consequences and will worsen already dire humanitarian situation. the un chief has also warned of gigantic tragedy in raffa, city is now hosting nearly 1 and a half million displaced palestinians. and the palestinians in gaza speak about latest israeli air strikes that hit the city early friday, the displaced people say they went there because they thought city was safe. they said it is the safest place. hanyunus is reduced to rumble, even if someone wants to check it from a distance, the fighter jet targets them. they said ref is safe so we came here. what else could... have brought us here and now they are bombarding ra, where could we possibly go? there is only the sea, will they leave us alone in the s

palestinian territories. it'll take the judges around 6 months to come back with an opinion and it'll be non binding. but his name's national court of justice says it's a rulings carry great legal weight on moral authority. bernard smith, alger 0, the hate palestinian prime minister, how much it's a it has submitted his resignation. he says, the escalating violence in the occupied west bank and the wall and gaza lead to the decision. stay is cool for new political arrangements, but take into account the developments in gaza. his resignation is yet to be accepted by president with the boss. the day i've done what done over that, and i just said, getting him, i'd like to tell the cabinet and our great people and that i submitted my resignation to the president last tuesday for say this decision is made in relation to the economic and security circumstances regarding the oppression of our people in the cause of hopefully and the unprecedented escalation in the west bank and the city of jerusalem. and what is being faced by our people and our cause and the genocide committed against our people on the cover. their goal is to turn the authority into a body without any political content, but we will stay resil

catastrophe of forceable displacement, the authority stressed however that palestinians will not abandon their lands. the statements also called on the united nations to step in to prevent what is said it could be a disastrous escalation. israel's plan to invade rafah which lies on the gaza strip's border with egypt has also drawn international reactions. the eu forem policy chief has called the plan alarming. joseph burell says this will have catastrophic cont consequences and will worsen the already dire humanitarian situation there. the un chief has also warned of a gigantic tragedy in rafa. the city is now hosting 1.2 million displaced palestinians. that's why palestinians and rafat speak about the latest israeli air strikes that hit the city early on friday. the displaced people say they went there because they thought the city was safe. they said it is the safest place. hanyunus is reduced to rumble, even if someone wants to check it from a distance, the fighter jet targets them. they said ref is safe, so we came here. what else could have brought us here? and now they are bomberding ref. where could we possibly go? there is only the sea. wil

the authorities stressed however that palestinians will not abandon their lands. the statement also called on the united nations to step in to prevent what is said could be a disastrous escalation. israel's plan to invade rafab which lies on the gaza strip's border with egypt has also drawn international reactions. the eu foreign policy chief. has called a plan alarming. joseph burell says this will have catastrophic consequences and will worsen the already dier humanitarian situation. the un chief has also warned of a gigantic tragedy in rafat. the city is now hosting 1.2 million displays palestinians. the military wing of the palestinian resistance movement hamas says it has killed seven intruding israely troops in. says it targeted the israeli forces using anti-personnel weapons in the city of khan unis south of gaza. meanwile the algos brigades, the military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad. is struck gathering of israeli forces in jabalya in northern gaza. the israeli military says more than 200 of the soldiers have been killed and about 1,300 wounded in gaza so far. however, palestinian resistance gr

national securities college. they set as the austral eden representative to the palestinian authority's and the palestinian authority'stary at the embassy in tel aviv. he told me how like leaders a deal would be reached. leaders a deal would be reached-— leaders a deal would be reached. . ., ., ., reached. there are a lot of positive — reached. there are a lot of positive signs _ reached. there are a lot of positive signs now- reached. there are a lot of positive signs now that - reached. there are a lot of positive signs now that a l reached. there are a lot of i positive signs now that a deal is in the table but beverly given in principle agreement, still gives us reason for caution. the basic essence of any deal is they will be a ceasefire in return for hostages but there's still a lot of debate about what that ceasefire means and which hostages are involved and which prisoners on the israeli side. in terms of the ceasefire, hamas is demanding what they call a permanent ceasefire, israel is refusing that. in practice, no—one really thinks a ceasefire will be permanent but israel was to agree to what is called a per

inalienable right of the palestinian people to determine their own destiny has been ignored and undermined. territorial palestine it did not lack a nation. palestine as the israeli authoritiesall it. he wants palestine's geography but not its population. therefore, people have kicked us out of their homes and lands. this is the fifth map of palestine. this map was displayed by the prime minister of israel in the general assembly last september. he called this map the new middle east. there is no trace of palestine in this map at all. the american lawyer has repeatedly raised cases that the international court of justice. the judiciary has already confirmed it and it shows that israel clearly has no intention of leaving this land. evidence there is so much that leaves no room for serious debate about israel's actions or intentions. in 2004, the international court of justice confirmed the inalienable right of the palestinian people to determine their own destiny. now in 2024, the time has come to finally grant the palestinians their right. this case is similar to the genocide case that south africa called it. raised is different. this case was presented at the initiative of

perhaps fatally undermined its authority. meanwile top court is wrapped up public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. most participant nations and organizations strongly condemned brutal policies and practices carried out by israel in occupied palestine for over. five decades. max jubily has your story out of the hague. on monday, the hag-based international court of justice heard the final day of submissions on the legal consequences of the israely occupation of the palestinian territories since 1967. over the six days of the public hearings, 52 nations and the organization of islamic cooperation, the arab league and african union, presented the arguments to the court, the first to speak on the final day of the icj hearings was the turkish representative who joined a large number of nations condemning israel's decades long brutal policies in the palestinian territories. ankara appointed the finger at those nations which won't stop supporting tel aviv despite 30,000 innocent people have been killed in the gaza's trip. those who should do it are well known, the israeli supporters. in the security council, it is their responsi

nation. and few friends says guys that needs to prepare for the return of the palestinian authorities. governance, french foreign ministers, defense visual name made the comments on a visit to egypt. he has been meeting the countries foreign minister and the president, france. and egypt have held talks on negotiating a ceasefire and gaza and delivering humanitarian aid. there. the armed men in north western pakistan and have attacked the police station at least 10 officers were killed. and another 6 injured in the city of darrow. a smile con pakistan has seen a series of attacks on security forces in recent days. general elections are scheduled to take place on thursday. i come out height or is in the account as well as some of that come out the the taliban, or known to operate in the area as, as the as long state group. what more do you know about this attack? when this particular attack took place and the district of did a smile con, in more fully stationed, which are situated outside the main city. i'll get a to my other con. now it should be remembered that data might have gone on a cell bar

of hearings into the legality of israel's 56 year occupational palestinian territory is under way of the united nations highest court. author pa this time put forward its case on monday. 51 countries are presenting their arguments over the rest of the week. the representative of side of topic compared the is really occupation to a pop type. you said the i. c j's hearings could help bring an end to a system of racial oppression that have no place in the modern world. a soft office that cannot overstate the significance of this adviser, legal pin for the public, jean and people more especially the legal to connect to the as ation of the situation of occupation and the imposition of the system of racial oppression and apologies. which have questionably been permitted to continue for far too long. the occupation alone has persisted for 56 years as the un special to put to on the occupied, published in intended, please explained. intent attended to the occupation back is as been conducted in profound defiance of international law and hundreds of united nations resolutions with scanned, pushed back from the international communit

us wants gaza to remain an independent nation, independently run area, and they want the palestinian authority to maintain, maintain control that is not what prime minister netanyahu wants. so this is it's a big question mark as to when they get there to whatever post-war is. and whenever it is. but also what it looks like. it's already a big part of the discussion clearly happening publicly much more than privatel wch does that surprise you? >> does it does surprise me, but clearly the us relationship within a tiny our government is getting strain, strained and strained, getting pretty bad. thanks very much. dana for that update and dana of course, was moved back right at the top of the hour for inside politics we'll all be watching that in the meantime, we'll be right back >> eliot spitzer crusading governor by de wanted to be president nine states client number nine by night's this guy who is a crusader against human sex trafficking is actually a customer. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. new episodes sund night on the aza cardiologists, when i put my patients on a statin to re

authority. top un court is wrapped up public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. most participant nation. and organizations have strongly condemned the brutal policies and practices carried out by israel and occupied palestinian territories for over five decades. press tv's max chively reports from the hague. nations and the organization of islamic cooperation, the arab league and african union presented their arguments to the court. the first to speak on the final day of the icj hearings was the turkish representative who joined a large number of nations. condemning israel's decades long brutal policies in the palestinian territories, ankara pointed the finger at those nations which won't stop supporting tel aviv, despite 30,000 innocent people have been killed in the gaza strip. those should do it are well known, the israel supporters in the security council, it is their responsibility, indeed, most of the international community is against is aware. of this injustice and is trying to do something. palestinian representatives opened the proceedings on monday last week, by accusing isra

senior adviser at australian national university's national security college, and he has also served as the australian representative to the palestinian authorityretary of the australian embassy in tel aviv so quite a lot of expertise in the area stop we are glad to have you, ben. let's talk about the sanctions against these four individuals. what impact would you actually expect those targeted sanctions to have? i think the immediate practical impact of those sanctions would be quite limited, except of course for those four individuals. but this executive order, if you look at it, it has potential to really expand and it certainly could have much more far—reaching effects if the scope is indeed used. it also sends a signal to israel, one of the signals we're getting from washington of us displeasure with israel at the moment and willingness to apply some more pressure. if the pressure is applied more using this executive order, it could be used to expand the number of individuals being sanctioned but also potentially, to list some organisations and some of those organisations have very strong financial links with the united states and could be

solution of the palestinian authority for the management of palestinian affairs in the post-war phase and believes that the international community should support this solution. the united nations relief and works agency warned about the massacre of the residents of rafah in the south of gaza and the residents of the north of this area by qahdi. it is said that zionist attacks on rafah where the palestinian refugee population there has increased sixfold , increasing the risk of a humanitarian disaster. at the same time, the gaza ministry of health announced that despite the deadline set for the evacuation of nasser hospital, the zionists are targeting the palestinian refugees when they leave. the ministry of health of gaza announced the number of wounded in 130 days of zionist attacks to be at least 1 person . among the injured in yesterday's attacks were journalists who were targeted by israeli drones in the north of rafah. since the beginning of the war, the zionists martyred at least 126 journalists . palestinian statistics center announced, zionist since the beginning of al-aqsa storm operation , they have martyred more than 380 palestinians in west bank. according to pales

authorities anrova also announced that the zionists attacked more than 153 anrova centers in recent months and martyred more than 400 displaced palestinians in buildings affiliated to the united nations. in recent days and simultaneously with the publication.

palestinian nation . yemen also insists on supporting palestine by targeting american warships and the ships of the zionist regime. according to al-mayadeen network , despite the threats and pressures, the yemeni authorities announced that they will continue with operations against ships supporting the zionist regime. in less than 10 days, the yemeni armed forces targeted four american warships in the red sea and the gulf of aden. sana says this operation despite receiving messages america and england will continue through oman. there are many pressures and messages. america and england sometimes threaten yemen, and sometimes they threaten yemen, but the yemeni people have made their decision and know that this decision will have many consequences. it will continue with the aim of supporting palestine and stopping the war in gaza. sana continues the naval operations and naval blockade of the zionist regime. although pressures and mediation. the eu foreign policy official says that the eu does not participate in any operation against yemen . in the red sea in the next 3 weeks, he announced and claimed that the purpose of forming this fleet is only to ensure the security of european ships. earlier, the unit

palestinian nation said: these measures have upset the enemy's equations. the president of brazil summoned the country's ambassador from tel aviv . this action was done in response to the statements of the zionist authorities against lula da silva. the president of brazil said on the sidelines of the african summit in addis ababa that what is happening in the gaza strip to the palestinian people has never happened in any other historical period. this war is between a heavily armed army with women and children. da silva's words met with a sharp reaction from the zionists. among other things, the prime minister of the zionist regime said that comparing israel with the german nazis is crossing the red line of the authorities. authorities the zionists also accused da silva of anti-semitism and called him a person. a number of jordanian citizens gathered in front of the united nations office in amman , the capital of jordan, in protest against the continued attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip. and they condemned the silence of the united nations against the problems of the palestinian people. well, the weather condition of the country and the weather expert who is here in the studio with us, ms. ahm

palestinian nation. put. yemen also insists on supporting palestine by targeting american warships and the ships of the zionist regime. according to al -mayadeen network, despite the threats and pressures, the yemeni authorities announced that they will carry out operations against ships supporting the regime sahioni , but the yemeni nation has made its decision and knows that this decision will have many consequences. we are independent and we make our own decisions and do not care about oman or saudi arabia. the military capabilities of yemen have been strengthened and are growing as much as they can. confront any threat in the red sea, the gulf of aden, and the arabian sea. yemeni armed forces to the ability. the naval blockade of the zionist regime continues. however, pressures and mediations continue in this regard. responsible for foreign policy. european union says: this union does not participate in any operation against yemen. joseph burrell of he announced the launch of a european union naval fleet with the presence of seven countries in the red sea in the next three weeks and claimed that the purpose of forming this fleet is only to ensure the security of european ships. before this, the us also se

national university's national security college — about whether a hostage exchange could be on the cards. he has also served as the australian representative to the palestinian authorityaustralian embassy in tel aviv. there are positive signs there are positives as in the there are positives as in the there are several reasons for caution. are several reasons for caution-— are several reasons for caution. . , ., caution. the basic is that there will _ caution. the basic is that there will be _ caution. the basic is that there will be a _ caution. the basic is that| there will be a cease-fire caution. the basic is that i there will be a cease-fire in there will be a cease—fire in return for hostages, but there's a lot of debate about what exactly that cease—fire means and which hostages are involved, which prisoners on the israeli side. so in terms of the cease—fire, hamas is demanding what they call a permanent cease—fire. israel is refusing that. in practice, no one really thinks any cease—fire will be permanent, but if israel was to agree what was called a permanent cease—fire, that would mean that they would have to withdraw troops from gaza, it would be much harde

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nations. many states agree with this approach. france too underscores the temporary character of lawful occupation. this is a requirement that israel's occupation of palestinian territory plainly failed. to meet as france states, if the restrictions authorized by a regime of occupation were justifiable in the period following the military operations, they are not anymore today. these points have been reiterated by the security council and the general assembly on numerous occasions concerning israel's obligation to withdraw from the occupied terror. the passage of time is not sufficient as regards the acquisition of territory by force to render lawful a situation that is gravely unlawful, on israel's vast network of settlements and hundreds of thousands of settlers in the occupied territory, france states, these permanent establish establishments are obviously inc. compatible with the necessarily temporary character of the occupation. 35 of the states and international organizations that submitted written statements addressed to the legality of israel's occupation. 35 of the states and international organizations have addressed the legality of israel's occupation of palestinian territory. only two of these 35. to which i will come, argued th

and there are no israeli authorities there, you know, for sure, that there is now a serious scandal with... the united nations near east agency, an agency for helping palestinian that this agency somehow collaborated with hamas, and that some employees of this agency even allegedly participated in the military operation against israel on october 7, what do you know about it? i can say about this that israel has always been against it. this is an organization of the nation that works in the gas sector, always, not only today, not only the last incident, they were always opposed to them, they always wanted to end their work in the gas sector, and what they say, they blame the fact that they found 12 people out of 12 extortion officials who participated in the october 7 event, well, maybe, maybe be it... 12 people participated, nine of them , in my opinion, have already quit their jobs, were expelled, three died, as they say in the press, but that’s 12 people out of 13,000, popor provides assistance to the palestinians, provides assistance to 1,700,000 people to the palestinians in the sector gas, more provides assistance to the palestinians who are in jordan, in

authorities, especially the international criminal court. take northern gaza has not received any food and medicine shipments since a month ago. this is the report of the head of the united nations palestinian refugee agency about the situation of the residents of this area. yesterday, the media reported the death of another baby due to starvation . of course, similar conditions exist in other regions. there is. as the head of unrwa says, contrary to the previous agreement, for the daily entry of 500 trucks carrying vital items last month, the zionists allowed less than 100 trucks to enter. meanwhile , newly published images show that at least 2,000 trucks are lined up at the rafah border is. according to the report of the ministry of health and food , at least 90 palestinians were killed in today's airstrikes in different areas of gaza. a us air force pilot set himself on fire in front of the zionist embassy in washington to protest the continued genocide in the gaza strip. american officials announced that he died in the hospital. it was one o'clock in the afternoon local time when the report of a self-immolation was announced to the american police forces. the person is an american pilot

nations to the occupation authorities. knowing that the on the on the settlers are using them against the palestinian young people. on this occasion, we took pains to denounce whole forms of hatred, discrimination and all assertions that in shrine, very culture of hatred and extremism. and we proclaimed the imperative for the international community to take immediate and swift measures to end the massacre and the targeting of palestinian civilians. so as to confirm that there's no difference between one life and another, no discrimination on the basis of nationality, race, or religion. so the conditions without which no lasting piece is possible, we also expect your code to condemn the accelerated call of noise ation of east jerusalem as well as the is really a tax conducted against is i'm a can christian heard any place is a dog called so therefore, we hope that the advisory opinion, you will render, will be an opportunity to recall on the, you know, a, sorry, a t z imperative g u t incumbent on israel, the occupying power to end. it's up to a patient of palestinian territories per long for far too long them to r