officials that they could face legal actions for their complicity in the war crimes and genocide in gaza. samrnment and military leave no room for doubt or debate, you claim that you want israel to make the distinction, but you don't seem to be decking making the distinction, if might didn't interrupt you, didn't interrupt you, the center for constitution rights just put out a statement legal organizations put members of congress on notice for complicity on genocide quote, please take note, this is letter that they sent to members of congress, center for constitutional rights, please take notice that should you vote in favor of that package, the biden package for israel, you risk facing criminal and civil liabilities for aiding and abiting genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity under an international law, and may face investigation and prosecution, do members of the state department face similar possibility again, sam, as i said, okay, we have that journalist uh, with us now joining us, sam hossain, he is now with me, he's an independent journalist, sam, so tell us about this, tell

has warned us officials they could face legal actions for complicity in war crimes and genocide in gaza. sam explicit statements of intent by leaders in the israeli government and military, leave no room for doubt or debate, you claim that you want israel to make the distinction, but you don't seem to be taking making the distinction, interrupt you, interrupt you, the center for constitutional rights just put out a statement, legal organizations put members of congress on notice for complicity on genocide, quote, please take note, this is letter that they sent to members of congress, center for constitutional rights, please take notice that should you vote in favor of that package, the biden package for israel, you risk facing criminal and civil liabilities for aiding and abiting genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, under an international law and may face investigation and prosecution. do members of the state department face similar? possibility again uh sam, as i said, we have uh, the u.s. government has a rigorous process in place for evaluating whether something constitutes u

warned us officials they could face legal actions for their complicity in war crimes and genocide in gaza. sam husseini issued warning while attending a press briefing at the us state department. craig mokeber who just resigned as director of the new york office of the un high commissioner for human rights, noted that intent, usually the hardest part of. to prove isn't in this case, he wrote in his resignation letter, quote, explicit statements of intent by leaders in the israeli government and military, leave no room for doubt or debate, you claim that you want israel to make the distinction, but you don't seem to be decking to making the distinction, if i might, i didn't interrupt you, i didn't interrupt you, the center for constitutional rights just put out a statement, legal organizations put members of congress on notice for complicity on genocide. quote, please take note, this is letter that they sent to members of congress, center for constitutional rights, please take notice that should you vote in favor of that package, the biden package for israel, you risk facing criminal and civil

of the hamas resistance movement says the israeli military has bombed some" its own forces in gaza. the sam spokesman abu ubeida was referring to the so-called hannibal directive and israeli military policy aimed at preventing the capture of his soldiers by enemy forces any cost. in a pre-recorded statement, obeda said fierce clashes raged on several fronts in the ghaza strip with the gasam fighters inflicting casualties on israeli soldiers. he also said resistance fighters have fired a barage of missiles into tel aviv. media sources have called that one of the heaviest attacks on the city. thisly forces are facing fierce resistance by palestinian groups as the regime pushes a ground operation inside the gaza strip. the lebanese resistance movement hezbollah says it has hit israeli military outpost in the northern parts of the occupied territories. hisball says it has struck the biranit base, which is the headquarters of israel's 9 first division with heavy caliber burcan rockets. the attacks have left casualties among israeli forces. 25, other launches were reported from lebanon into the o

a little bit complicated given the inability of our teams to go in the north of the gaza street. joined earlier by sam hosseini, american journalist who's warned to us officials of legal actions for their complicity in the war crimes in gaza, it says every legal mechanism should be used against israel for its genocide in gaza. with the genocide convention, israel is uniquely vulnerable. um, now will that stop israel from bombing. um, it it seems to be the best possible. legal um mechanism to do so, a ruling by the world court, particularly an emergency ruling uh would put tremendous additional pressure on the un to act, would further isolate the us at the security council and could be used by the general assembly to invoke uniting for peace, which is mechanism that many have long sought to use at the general assembly to remedy um the enormous problem of the us veto at the security council, so this is the next best move in order to attempt to use what, you know, obviously the united states and israel, another line of my questioning was the geneva conventions, they're refusing even acknowledge the appli

gaza. earlier we were joined by sam husseini and american journalist who has warned us officials of legal action for their complicity in the war crimes in gaza. he says every legal mechanism should be used against israel for its genocide in gaza. with the genocide convention israel is uniquely vulnerable. um now will that. stop israel from bombing, it it seems to be the best possible legal mechanism to do so, a ruling by the world court, particularly emergency ruling, would put tremendous additional pressure on the un to act, would further isolate the us at the security council and could be used by the general assembly to invoke uniting for peace. which is mechanism that many have long sought to use at the general assembly to remedy um the enormous problem of the us veto at the security council, so this is the next best move in order to attempt to use what, obviously the united states and israel, another line of my questioning was the geneva conventions, they're refusing even acknowledge the applicability. the generic inventions um in in gaza and palestine, they were effectively trying to turn i

gaza. joining me now is sam bloch from world central kitchen.ow is sam bloch from world central kitchen.— world central kitchen. we have a convo of world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks _ world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks heading - world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks heading to - world central kitchen. we have a| convoy of trucks heading to rafah right now with food to get across the rafa border and into our partners in gaza, they are there serving hot meals and meal kits since the day the war began, and so we have been working hand—in—hand with them to get notjust aid but the rite aid in the right quantities to the right people, and they have been doing an absolutely heroicjob up been doing an absolutely heroicjob up there. our team been doing an absolutely heroicjob up there. ourteam here been doing an absolutely heroicjob up there. our team here in cairo is supplying everything that they need, and working with the bottleneck of the rafah crossing, we have been working to get the most concentrated type

gaza must end. the phone call hossain amdullahyan and sam shukri also call for continuation of consultations between tehran and cairo to end the ongoing crisis in palestine. top iranian diplomats said iran's red present is ready to send humanitarian aid to gaza through egypt. shukri for his part highlighted egyptian efforts in delivering international humanitarian aid to gaza and held contributions of arab and muslim countries and iran in this regard. leader of viran's islamic revolution says u.s. is truly complicit in crimes israel is committing in gaza. said ali khamenei says israel would not be able to continue its aggression without weapons and political support from washington, leader called the muslim world to exert all out pressure on the us and israel to ensure a halt to the massacre of people in. also says regime so far been on the losing side as it is unable to repair its damaged image, leader made the remarks in a meeting with the visiting prime minister of iraq further noted, iraq is an important country in the region and can play a special role regarding the situation in gaza, calling f

the israeli army says it has encircled gaza city, as residents endure more strikes and try to flee to egypt. and once known as the crypto king, saminues its deadly air strikes on gaza, a panel of un experts is warning of the potential for war crimes. it comes as the israeli military says it has encircled gaza city and is engaged in close come up with hamas fighters. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described it as the height of the battle. the military says troops broke through the hamas front lines on thursday in the north of gaza and have been advancing rapidly south. as the fighting continues, gazza's hamas run health ministry says more than 9000 people have been killed since the deadly hamas attacks on october seven, in which moo people were killed and over 200 taken hostage. israel has

officials believe are among more than 200 people taken hostage by hamas and brought into gaza october 7th. > >>> samin jail. he was charged and faces 115 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for march 20th through the 24th. >>> and the actor's strike is causing yet another delay, this time with "yellow stone." the final installment was scheduled to return this month, but not anymore. paramount rushed it back to november 2024, two years after the first half of the fifth season aired. so a little disappointing news for those fans out there. >> thanks, leslie. >>> coming up, another look at our mystery chart. a name our trader calls a buy. that's next. "the exchange" is back after this. ♪ opportunity is using data to create a competitive advantage. ♪ it's raising capital to help companies change the world. ♪ opportunity is making the dream of home ownership a reality. ♪ ...and driving the world forward to a greener energy future. [applause] sometimes the only thing standing between you and opportunity is someone who can make the connection. at ice, we connect people to opportunity. (carolers) ♪

talk to us more about a sam a because a israel's under tremendous pressure to allow more aid into gaza. now with the un resolution for humanitarian pauses, the pressure was sure to be increasing. what is israel's response to the pressure to get more humanitarian? 8 into gaza? yeah. well, 1st of all, it is really saying that the, the lifting the trucks coming in from the egypt in to the gods, a straight through the crossing. and the, the, the crucial issue was the issue of the fuel. a israel did not want me to go into the gallons a straight, a claiming that this fuel will be used by how much it will be, use it for their color system. and that they need a lot of mean for their war machine. but to yesterday is really because of this international pressure is really agreed to supply or to and that's in 23000 liters of fuel into the gaza strip. and i can tell you it came in from egypt, there was a truck coming to the crossing. and then in the rough across things, the fuel was passed over to a euro and a truck, the united nations, a truck. and there wasn't these really drone above it that wa

gaza must end. in a phone call hossain emmy, abdullah hiyan and sam shukri also call for the continuation of consultationsand kairo to end the ongoing crisis. top iranian diplomats said iran's red cresent is ready to send humanitarian aid to gaza via egypt. shukari for his part highlighted egypt's efforts in delivering international aid to gaza and hel the contributions of arab and muslim countries including iran. the us has been fully supporting israel during its war on gaza and now the administration of president joe biden is reportedly planning a $320 million transfer of precision bombs to. according to the wall street journal, white house sent a formal notification to congressional leaders for planned delivery of the so-called spice family gliding bomb assemblies, the bombs are a type of precision guided weapon fired by war planes and it comes in growing concerns across the world over the high number of civilian casualties that is caused by israel's war in gaza. the american administration's unconditional support for israel's war is also drawn criticism. within the us establishment, according to us ne

ministers have reiterated israel's brutal attacks against civilians and gaza strip must end in the phone call hussein amry abdullah hian and samalso called for continuation of consultations between tehran and kairo, tend ongoing crisis in palestine. top iranian diplomats said iran's red cresent is ready to send humanitarian. to gaza through egypt first part highlighted egyptian efforts in delivering international humanitarian aid at gaza and haled the contributions of arab and muslim countries, including iran in this regard. the un secretary general renews his call for immediate and unconditional humanitarian sease fire in gaza, noting situation in the besieg territory is a crisis of humanity. antonio guteres warned israel's relentless bombing of gaza is turning the enclave into a graveyard for children. i'm deeply concerned about clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. ladies and gentlemen of the press, gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or in

what's next for sam bankman-fried surrounded israeli forces say they've encircled gaza city, some of the fiercest fighting yet. >> and now secretary of state antony blinken in israel. as the biden administration pushes for a pause in fighting here at home, protesters blocking highways. what to expect today? >> the disaster in a suburban neighborhood. a massive explosion levels a row of homes. what we're learning about the victims. plus former president trump's daughter, ivanka loses a battle in court over testimony in a fraud case. the utah mother who wrote a book on grief now charged with murdering her husband. her family speaks out. how they're defending her. the clocks go back this weekend. >> most americans oppose changing the clock. so we ask, why hasn't anything been done about it? >> and remembering an apollo astronaut who orbited the moon. what he said about the beauty of space as. york, this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. >> and i'm lionel moise in for andrew. we begin this morning with one of the biggest financia

gaza. pita saedi, sada and radio reporter, but in the continuation of international support for the oppressed people of palestine and the condemnation of the crimes of the sam, hundreds of people in beirut, the capital of lebanon, supported the people of gaza in front of the british embassy. they demonstrated. the attendees, chanting slogans and holding palestinian flags, demanded an end to the attacks of the zionist regime and the end of the support of the western governments, including the uk, to this regime. copenhagen, the capital of denmark, also witnessed the rally. it was a protest in condemning the crimes committed by the zionist occupation in the gaza strip. in the netherlands, a number of people gathered at the amsterdam airport to declare their support for the palestinian people and demand an end to the crimes of the zionist regime against the people of gaza. well, we have reached the end of this news section. have a good day. god bless you. hello, dear viewers, have a good evening . stay with us with the football magazine . they are our guests. greetings and courtesy. please, mr. asadian. greetings, courtesy and respect. dear colleagues , dear n

hundred british nationals are on the list of people approved to leave gaza today via the rafah crossing into egypt. so—called �*crypto king' samkman—fried is found guilty of fraud and money laundering. more than 80 flood warnings remain in place across the uk in the aftermath of storm ciaran. the disgraced cryptocurrency mogul sam bankman—fried, who once ran a major cryptocurrency exchange, ftx, has been found guilty of fraud and money—laundering. prosecutors said mr bankman—fried had used money stolen from ftx to prop up his investment fund and fund his lavish lifestyle. our north america business correspondent erin delmore reports from new york. he was a towering figure in crypto, a self—made entrepreneur who promised customers that his crypto exchange ftx was an safe and easy way into crypto currency. he exchange ftx was an safe and easy way into crypto currency.— way into crypto currency. he was ro elled way into crypto currency. he was propelled into — way into crypto currency. he was propelled into an _ way into crypto currency. he was propelled into an a-list - way into crypto currency. he was propelled into an a-list s

gaza today via the rafah crossing into egypt. i'm tanya beckett in london. also this hour... so—called crypto king samankman—fried is found guilty of fraud and money laundering. more than 80 flood warnings remain in place across the uk in the aftermath of storm ciaran. hello. i'm anna foster. this is bbc news live from jerusalem. us secretary of state antony blinken is meeting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the start of another round of diplomacy in israel and the rest of the region. they are said to be going to talk about how to proceed and protect civilians. the israel defence forces say that close quarter combat has seen fighting with gunmen as they target military outposts, headquarters and other hamas infrastructure. with the fighting intensifying, there has been strongly worded criticism of the humanitarian situation emerging from the united nations. seven human rights experts have said that they believe the palestinian people in gaza are at risk of genocide, and that time is running out to prevent that. israelaccuse that time is running out to prevent that. israel accuse them

said israel's targeting gaza's infrastructure and hospitals with the aim of pushing the people out of the territory. propaganda cannot save it from defeat. earlier we're joined by sam world court, particularly emergency ruling, would put tremendous additional pressure on the un to act, would further isolate the us at the security council and could be used by the general assembly to invoke uniting for peace, which is mechanism that many have long sought. to use at the general assembly to remedy um the enormous problem of the us veto uh at the security council, so this is the next best move in order to attempt to use what, you know, obviously the united states and israel, another line of my questioning was the geneva conventions, they're refusing even agnowledge the applicability of the geneva conventions, in in in gaz and palestine, they were effectively trying to turn it into a free fire zone, so they have culminated series of insidious legal steps in order to lay the false basis for this massive um assault on humanity, what's needed is many forms of resistance to this, and one of those forms is attempting to use every legal mechanism at people's disposal. the hamo

gaza hospitals and debunk israel's lives. he said hamas is a path to victory and israel's propaganda cannot save it from defeat. and earlier we were joined by. same. um, now will that stop israel from bombing. um, it it seems to be the best possible. legal um mechanism to do so, a ruling by the world court, particularly in emergency ruling uh would put tremendous additional pressure on the un to act, would further isolate the us at the security council and could be used by the general assembly to invoke uniting for peace, which is mechanism that many have long sought to use. at the general assembly to remedy um the enormous problem of the us veto at the security council, so this is the next best move in order to attempt to use what, you know, obviously the united states and israel, another line of my questioning was the geneva conventions, they're refusing even acknowledge the applicability of the geneva conventions, in in gaza and. and they were effectively trying to turn it into a free fire zone, so they have culminated series of insidious legal steps in order to lay the false basis for this massive um assault on humanity. um, what's needed is

gaza strep. resistance of fighters have destroyed 15 israeli tanks since they launch the operation alasa flood on october the 7th. the samas confirmed the killing of 349 of its soldiers and palestinians countteroffensives. press tv has conducted interviews with number of people on the war ravage gaza strip. they argue that the international silence and the normalization of ties between some arab countries and israel have emboldened to the occupiing regime which continues to conduct deadly strikes on the besieg strip. in my assessment, the american support for the israeli regime makes the united states absolutely biased towards israel, and subsequently, it cannot be fa player in any political process in the future and will not even be able to preserve its interest in the middle east region. certainly, the failure implement international legitimacy resolutions and the international silence, as well as double standards in dealing with regional and international files regarding israel, have allowed israel to violate international law. in my opinion, all of this has given israel the green line to commit all crimes criminalize

gaza city. israeli forces reportedly carried out raids into the shati refugee camp, the nas neighborhood and sheikh. sam brigade says it has targeted an israeli air base as well as tanks and bulldozers in northwestern gaza, killing three israeli forces. regime says 18 of its soldiers have been killed since the launch of the ground invasion of gaza. a high-ranking israeli officer is among the dead. the world health organization calls for speeding up deliveries to gaza, which is grappling with the severe humanitarian crisis caused by israel's relentless strikes on. we immediately established a warehouse and the team is working against all odds and risk to their security to liver life-saving medical supplies to the hospital. the who supplies that came into fiya rafa have been immediately distributed to seven hospitals all over gaza. unfortunately, these essentially needed supplies are merely drop in the ocean of needs. who call. for an urgent accelerated access for humanitarian aids, including fuel, water, food, and medical supplies into and throughout the gaza strip. iran's president says the us is the ro

>> reporter: well, sam, we've been watching some of the most intense activity over the city of gaza since the war began. we can hear on that feed explosions in the distance. and this comes, as palestinians on the ground inside the city have told us that israeli forces are pushing farther and farther into the heart of the city, with heavy bombardment reported in the areas of any number of hospitals. our team here -- i just got off the phone with dr. marwan absa at that with al shifa hospital. al shifa hospital is the largest hospital in gaza. tens of thousands of palestinians are there seeking shelter. this doctor telling us that since 2:00 in the morning, there has been intense bombing. he's saying that they bombed shifa hospital four times through the day. five people have died. more than 40 injured. three of them are children. and then this doctor says maybe 20 of the injured are also children. he said that, quote, i'm hearing the shooting outside, the bombardment of the tanks outside. we're also hearing clashes outside of the al quds hospital in another section of the city. the palesti

gaza. all eyes are on donald trump as he becomes the first u.s. president to testify under oath. and it samkman-fried faces decades in jail after a guilty verdict in his criminal trial. >> welcome to world news america. israel continues to launched deadly strikes on gaza, as the u.s. secretary of state made in appeal in israel for humanitarian pauses to help protect citizens and allow aid in. >> we provided advice that only the best of friends can offer on how to minimize civilian deaths. also finding terrorists and their infrastructure of violence. today i spoke with the prime minister and other officials about concrete steps to do that. president biden has stressed the need to operate according to international law. protecting civilians must take place not just in gaza, but also in the west bank, where extremist violence against palestinians must be stopped. >>'s visit to the region comes as at there are reports of a blast outside of a hospital in gaza on friday. footage verified by bbc shows a damaged ambulance and injured people outside of the hospital. the israel defense force says an

gaza. we have seen one crossing open, some eight getting in. not enough as the un pointed out. is there any light at the end of the tunnel? samis pretty dire at the moment. the u.n. is reporting that all but one hospital in northern gaza is functional. 200,000 people in the southern part of gaza, where israel allowed, or ordered the people in the north to head to come up don't have water at the moment because you need fuel to run the water pumps. it is a pretty dire situation. the largest hospital, which is an gaza city, which israel has surrounded at the moment and claims hamas has an underground command center there, you had 32 patients die since november 11 because of the lack of fuel, including three premature babies. kriti: a trulydire and tragic humanitarian situation. sam, thank you for the update. something we will be watching very closely in terms of the global response we are starting to see an gaza. the united states has an interesting dynamic with israel my talking about how to tackle some of the situations. a quick check on the markets, not much of anything. european futures virtually flat. ftse 100 futures down

gaza. trucks carrying food and medicine are entering via the rafah crossing. earlier i spoke to samho told me about the work they're doing on the ground. joining me now is mike noyes, head of humanitarian response at the charity action aid — which works with women and girls living in poverty. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. what are you finding in particular that those women and girls are needing right now in gaza that they are unable to get? the first thing they _ that they are unable to get? tue: first thing they are that they are unable to get? tte: first thing they are needing that they are unable to get is a ceasefire. the first thing that the people, the ordinary people in gaza, are telling us isjust people, the ordinary people in gaza, are telling us is just the amount of suffering that is going on because of the level of bombing, because of the level of violence. the first thing those people are telling us is an event —— an end to the fighting and a ceasefire. it is great as the antony blinken out there talking about a humanitarian cause. that will be a start. but

gaza city. he was able to use the rafah crossing into egypt on thursday. our reporter samne of the first uk nationals to arrived home last night. a moment to savour. the relief of a man back from a war zone and back with his family. dr abdul qadir hammad, a surgeon at the royal liverpool hospital who's visited gaza for the last ten years. let's get you home. his work largely revolved around training doctors at gaza city's biggest hospital, al—shifa. his latest trip began just a day before last month's cross—border attacks by hamas gunmen. but finally, he's safe. big, big relief to see my wife and my sons here. i mean, it's been four weeks waiting for this moment really to happen. and, i mean, at some stage, i wasn't sure that this will happen, really. but thank god i'm here. it was this, the rafah border crossing, which dr hammad was able to pass through in order to reach egypt. as he found, though, his exit wasn't smooth. we went twice to the crossing, the first time we were turned back because the crossing closed. it was chaotic. and the second time we were lucky to get

struck between militants and israel in exchange for a moment cease fire in gaza and about face that open eye. >> the ousted ceo, samg his title just days after being forced out. how employees threatening to leave the company made it happen. >> after three decades in congress, representative anna eschew is calling it quits. we hear from some of the potential

israeli attacks continued to hit gaza overnight and secretary of state antony blinken travels to israel to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> ftx founder samilty on all charges in the financial crimes case tied to his failed cryptocurrency companies. each of the seven charges carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. >>> and yellowstone fans are going to have to wait a little longer to see how the story ends for the dutton family. the paramount network says the show's final episodes will air next november after being delayed by the hollywood strikes. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with a breakthrough in the desperate effort to evacuate americans out of gaza. at least 74 americans fleeing today, making their way out of the war zone and to safety in egypt. the breakthrough comes with a major new battle under way tonight in northern gaza. the israeli army launching heavy attacks from land, sea, and air. prime minister netanyahu saying, quote, we are at the height of the battle. israel's m

the vast majority were critical of israel. re add mansoor, palestine sam baset or to the un is calling for a permanent cease fire and gaza. he says it's necessary to save the palestinian state for the government. the priority is not security. it is the destruction of the scene, a nation of the very presence and existence of the palestinian people on the line of palestinian statehood. the meeting of the un general assembly was meant to take stock of where member state stand on the palestinian question as a whole, as the you and overwhelming course of disapproval of israel's killing of civilians in gaza. clearly angry, israel's representative who pointed to the general assemblies failure to condemn us in the wake of hamas is october 7th massacre. the u. s. twisted into israel by us has been unclear display for the world to see high stakes diplomacy continues here on wednesday. when china is for administer, will chair a high level security council meeting on the situation in gaza. other foreign ministers are also expected to attend, including perhaps the prime minister of cuts or a country that is become the key mediator in

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gaza. >>> also this evening, the drama continues at san francisco-based openai. fired ceo sam altman might be returning to the company. it's a soap opera here. the board suddenly dismissed altman last friday. yesterday he had been hired by one of openai's biggest investors. that was microsoft. today bloomberg reports that altman is in talks with the board of openai to return, to get his job back. but one of his conditions is that the board resigns. >>> meanwhile, microsoft is preparing its san francisco office for hundreds of openai employees. yesterday more than 90% of openai's employees threatened to quit unless the board resigned and altman was brought back on. microsoft is now offering to match the salaries of any openai employees who want to move over to microsoft. and a source tells cnbc microsoft's h.r. and legal staff are on standby, handling the hiring and onboarding of those employees when and if necessary. >>> a disheartening story now involving a popular restaurant in oakland. first it was hit by vandals and now by fire. our skyranger was overhead. this is horn bar

sure palestine sam baset or to the un is calling for a permanent ceasefire in gaza. he says it's necessary to save the palestinian state for the government. the priority is not security. it is the destruction of the scene, a nation of the very presence and existence of the palestinian people on the line of palestinian statehood. the meeting of the un general assembly was meant to take stock of where member state stand on the palestinian question as a whole, as the you and overwhelming course of disapproval of israel's killing of civilians in gaza. clearly angry, israel's representative who pointed to the general assemblies failure to condemn us in the wake of hamas is october 7th massacre. the u. s. twisted into israel by us has been unclear display for the world to see high stakes diplomacy continues here on wednesday. when china is for administer, will chair a high level security council meeting on the situation in gaza. other foreign ministers are also expected to attend, including perhaps the prime minister of cuts or a country that is become the key mediator in