it is the security council and the security council and the security council and the security councill of the world, and the world is saying the area has to be demilitarised and the fighting has to stop. find fighting has to stop. and briefly if— fighting has to stop. and briefly if you _ fighting has to stop. and briefly if you can - fighting has to stop. and briefly if you can on - fighting has to stop. and briefly if you can on the l fighting has to stop. and briefly if you can on the issue of gaza because while attention has been more so on lebanon recently the situation in gaza has been getting more difficult. tell us about the evacuation that has been requested for gaza and where people will go in that situation.— people will go in that situation. , ., ., situation. friends and former colleagues — situation. friends and former colleagues i _ situation. friends and former colleagues i have _ situation. friends and former colleagues i have been - situation. friends and former. colleagues i have been speaking to in gaza especially in the north are absolutely terrified. israeli a few

within the framework of its mandate, to maintain international peace and security, the security council has to make israel immediately and... hostilities, and we all have the duty to make every effort to create the conditions for the political and diplomatic settlement. in this context, we note the signals and that do not wish to see a for the spiral of confrontation. madam president, the security council in the recent days is being frequently and seemingly correctly criticized because of its inability to end violence in the area of israeli. at the same time, those who follow our work knows very well that 14 out of 15 members of the security have already would have undertaken the measures to compel parties to peace, would have saved this way the lives of thousands innocent women, children and the elderly, and israel would not have been able to act as brazently and with such disregard to international law, if they didn't feel themselves under an un' and since beginning of june has intentionally been trying to pull the wall over our eyes advertising there a so-called viden plan and it's q

thought them to groups 11 on and z, israel defense viruses. adding to the basic violation of security council resolution, 17 o one. i emphasize that the daily use of weapons is by not of sites on the groups using violation of security goals. investment move since 15 is 591701. and that's the best the lebanese. so what i need the instead, it's only integrity, the must be respected, and the lebanese states must have full control of weapons. so i'll let them met them. presidents in the few short days since then we have seen that emetic escalation. so the magic, that's i wonder what the remains of the foot. i would have these calls. you'll establish with the resolution. 1701. isabel forces f going back to the land plus airstrikes across level, not including belts. united states and france with the support of several other countries and propose that the temporary ceasefire allowing for the restart of negotiations. isabel refused the proposal and step up it strikes including bomb being that as a bullet have caught up those where it's the the what skills and as of all a s continued the rockets and t

a threat to peace, breach of peace or an act of aggression, the un general assembly and the security council the israeli occupation, becomes very important. although not all palestinian rights are fulfilled, it is an important clue for legal pressure on israel. what does the resolution say? on june 10th, 1967, following the six day. war between the arabs and israel, the un security council called for a ceasefire between the warring parties. israel, however, with support of the us, uk and france, did not retreat from its position. as a result of this behavior, un resolution 242 was issued, and the security council asked israel to withdraw to the pre-1967 war borders. this means the golan and the west bank of the jordan river and the gaza strip should be returned to syria, jordan and palestine, which hasn't been fulfilled so far, and outside the united nations is prepared to join with all the other great power, soviet union, united kingdom, and france, in a common effort to restore and maintain peace in the middle east think to him. his motives are also are always crystal clear, indeed, his mo

at this moment , the un security council is discussing the situation. after the statement about israel's prepared response to iran's missile attack. prime minister netanyahu holds a meeting with the security bloc. before that, the meeting was held by the heads of intelligence and tsakh. people and equipment, well, and as it became known, in wednesday, while advancing deep into lebanon , israeli troops ran into a hezbollah ambush, and the idf reported the death of eight soldiers. meanwhile, israel rejected the proposal of france and the united states to cease fire in lebanon. this was reported by gen. sekterish at an emergency meeting of the security council, dedicated to the escalation of the situation in the middle east. israel, however, rejected the statement of the very. several days, dedicated to the situation in the middle east, however, this meeting can really be called unprecedented, since, as you correctly noted, on on the eve, the israeli foreign ministry declared un secretary general antonio guterres a nongrata for allegedly not actively condem

we continue to follow the united nations security council meeting. that is happening right now in new york at un headquarters. you were listening to the algeria and representative to the un. now there are a list of speakers, there are the 15 council members, the secretary general of the united nations who opened this session. and as our correspondent was explaining, several other countries were a party to the conflict. because this is about what's happening in the middle east is really iran, israel and gaza is real and has belie 11 on. so countries that deem themselves a party to this conflict are also allowed, according to you of you and rules to speak. and 6 countries have elected to speak 11 on israel, iran, syria, iraq and italy. so they will be speaking after the beep permanent and non permanent members of the un security council. so we will be dipping in and out of those features, bringing them lives to you on alice's. here we take a very quick break. reset mariam, the buzz each will be with you at the top of the hour. you're in great. the who

security. the only way to prevent. further escalation is clear, israel must immediately cease its war on gaza and its attacks on lebnon must stop, madame. president, distinguished delegates, as we informed the members of the council in our letter yesterday, the arm forces of the islamic republic of iran launched a series of missile strike targeting the military and security positions of the israeli regime. iran's action was in full accordance with the inherent right to self defense under article 51 of the un charter and a direct response. to the regime repeated acts of aggression against iran, including the violation of iran's sovereignty and territorial integrity during the past months. our invocation of the right of self defense followed by an extended period of restraint reflects iran responsible approach to regional and international peace and security a time when the illegal action and genocide carried out by this occupying apartite regime against the palestinian people as well as it repeated military aggression against lebanon and syria continue. iran's missile strike were necessary and proportionate response to israely continued terrorist aggressive acts over the past two months. this includes the violatio

now there was a lot of talk about un security council 7. your security council resolution, excuse me, 1701 that was from 2006. and that is a lot of talk about how to really enforce that or even if it can be enforced at this point. given the, the changing dynamics. that resolution of course, called for essentially a demilitarized buffer zone between 11 on and, and israel, and has blocked. it certainly has not been in force for many, many years. now there's really questions on if it can be in force now, who will do that and what the future of that resolution certainly will be. so that would be something good watching very closely. i think the secretary general summed it up probably the most to think leave when he said, i just gave a briefing to the security council a week ago about lab and on. and he said in his words, since then things have gone from bad to much, much worse. okay, goes on, the thing is the lines that from the united nations in new york, many things go, let's bring it back to the region now. and how does all he does in jordan

after ten days of silence from the security council iran has no choice _ the security council iran hasond to this violation _ national law to respond to this violation. on the 1st ofjuly 2024 — violation. on the 1st ofjuly 2024 has committed yet another act of— 2024 has committed yet another act of aggression by assassination, how must political— assassination, how must political leaders in the former prime — political leaders in the former prime minister of palestine. white — prime minister of palestine. while he _ prime minister of palestine. while he was in official guest of the — while he was in official guest of the iranian government in tehran _ of the iranian government in tehran. this was a flagrant itreach— tehran. this was a flagrant breach of— tehran. this was a flagrant breach of iran's national sovereignty and territorial integrity. despite iran's call for action the council again failed — for action the council again failed to— for action the council again failed to act for the wii while several— failed to act for the wii while several other states urged iran to maintain

all is really in bass of the, to the when addressing the security council earlier. also condemned the ride for the miss, how the raj and stated the tell her on must be held accountable. one must be a heavy price for the set dock. any seamless is completed, the do not be fooled by the fact that it's very, it'll be francisco from new miracle last night, saving countless lives beyond imagination. we also appreciate i will pass no further assistance in defending against a one's attack. i once fellow that must be managed either behind their actions, the intentions. what the witness to was. nothing showed of fuel. unrestrained evil . just means that a thought in these various history, they have openly launched hundreds of reasons interested in areas up to date. the mask is off and the email is now laid barely full or the wall to see. that's sort of the g must reveal it's to nature. they'll just have the world's greatest phone sale available, but as an active direct gristle on tuesday, iran launched an unprecedented attack against israel, firing at around 200 ballistic me.

light and will fully realize their responsibility, they shoulder as permanent members of the security council. madam president, single the only way out over the situation of the middle east. we see as an option of using all of the vast tool kits the security comes on. the system could allows us to effectively achieve at an end of conflict and ensuring the security council resolutions are implemented. many of the initiatives will just be a mitigating stop gap and will not be effective. you receive no alternative to making parties through the complex to immediately have a ceasefire and goss, i'm, which is to be accompanied by an exchange of hostages and prisoners and organizing a full un unimpeded humanitarian access. in the district. global who is going to help set the foundation for the relaunching over piece, supplement of the power steering and issues on the financial basis, which isn't self is based on the principle of 2 states. and this is something that we have one with spoken in favor of the secondary of our efforts is also this is an immediate cease fire on this is a $1011.00 on and a

of the security council this month. put it on the schedule for today monday afternoon. and it comes, as you said, in response to israel's attack on iraq. and in the early morning hours of saturday now, in terms of what we've seen here so far, we've heard from almost all the security council members we heard from the uranian ambassador, the un now the is really ambassador as well. and i think what you heard here the collective response, i think collective that we've heard over the last more than an hour that we've heard the security council members speaking is a little bit of a sigh of relief. and i say that because this could have escalated even more than what it already has. c as that, i think what you've heard a general, a general theme from all of the speakers is a little bit of a, a sigh of relief that this retaliatory tit for tat back between iran and israel that we've seen for several weeks now. perhaps perhaps has reached, at least for now a conclusion. you did hear from the ran and bass that are there. i mean so

criticism of security council members for ignoring the resolution and decisions of this council by thenist regime. of course, everyone except the regular supporters of this regime, i.e. america, england and france , without mentioning a year of genocide, massacres and repeated terrorist acts of the zionist regime in various countries of the region, iran and attacks. they condemned his defensive and legal missile to the occupied territories, unlike the rest of the participants in this meeting who emphasized that the cause of all tensions in the region is the zionist regime. the assassination of seyyed hassan nasrallah, secretary general of hezbollah, lebanon is strongly condemned. this assassination it has many disastrous implications for the region, which israel definitely knew about and decided to do this. iran has shown great self-restraint for two months. the policy of ignoring israel's brutal crimes and massacres in lebanon cannot continue. in this situation, resistance is definitely the only way to deal with these crimes and occupation. the israeli regime only understands the lang

achieve at an end of conflict and ensuring the security council resolutions are implemented. any of the initiatives will just be a mitigating stop gap and will not be effective received because they're supposed to have to making progress through the complex to immediately have a ceasefire and got assignments which is to be accompanied by an exchange of hostages and prisoners. and organizing a full and unimpeded humanitarian i success industry. so this can help set the foundation for the relaunching over peace settlement of the power steering and issues on the international basis, which isn't self is based on the principle of 2 states. and this is something that we have always spoken in favor of. the secondary of our efforts is also obvious. it's an immediate cease fire on this. i was on the 11 on and it general relax, rejections by any direct or indirect participants of the conflict from using force publications and hateful rhetoric. madam president that today is news. the secretary general is a persona non grata is israel is on her to all 4 and a is from is, is a slap and no

well, now the un security council broadcast. this event is rightfully in the focus of the security council, since it represents a direct threat to international peace and security, energy, ecology... at the briefing we convened on april 26 , they rushed to assert that the investigative actions carried out by denmark and sweden were effective and met high standards of the rule of law. now, as they convince us, we must wait for the completion of the allegedly equally effective and transparent investigation of the federal republic of germany. and this despite the fact that... they were invariably blocked by the united states and its allies under the pretext that it was allegedly impossible to put pressure on german investigators. this is extremely disappointing and surprising to us, since the investigations of the german authorities, just like the completed investigations of denmark and sweden, are being carried out in a completely non-transparent manner for us. and this, despite the fact that russia is definitely the affected part

the security council — palestinian state.in the middle east and to help us exit this dark tunnet~ _ and to help us exit this dark tunnel. lebanon today is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis _ an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. lebanon needs urgent humanitarian assistance. it is the only— humanitarian assistance. it is the only state that hosts 2 million _ the only state that hosts 2 million syrian idp is, half a million _ million syrian idp is, half a million palestinian refugees and we _ million palestinian refugees and we also have around 1 million _ and we also have around 1 million lebanese id please. this— million lebanese id please. this is— million lebanese id please. this is an _ million lebanese id please. this is an unusual president. we have _ this is an unusual president. we have warned before of the risk of — we have warned before of the risk of displacement and today we are — risk of displacement and today we are before a monitoring crisis — we are before a monitoring crisis with1 million id please w

security council is violating security council resolutions that it agreed to. so at the direction of the president, the united states will continue to surge security assistance to ukraine, and so will our allies and partners in the ukraine defense contact group. that includes artillery and air defense, armored vehicles, munitions, and other crucial capabilities. the united states will announce additional security assistance for ukraine in the coming days. and in our meetings yesterday and today, we discussed with our r.o.k. allies how we are doing that how we are going to work together with our allies and partners to respond to this dangerous and destabilizing escalation. we are also closely tracking other bullying by the dprk, russia, and the people's republic of china. and that is why the united states and the r.o.k. are working so closely with our partners to stand up to coercive destabilizing actions in the indo-pacific and the euro-atlantic. our work together is essential to ensuring peace and stability and to enhancing deterrence. foreign minister cho and

or of course solved today's emergency un security council meeting on the middle east was a tennis affair with member states pointing fingers each putting the blame on the other side. of course, the meeting was called as the region is rimming with adventures and tensions as well as steering the pot 11 on and it was showing teeth to as well after its a massive missile strike on tuesday. so the focus was funding you went to see the session, of course on the focus was particularly on the escalation between that one until of even while entrusting with these really invoice slammed the international team. you ready for quote silence over it was a missile attack on israel. it wrong. you went and basset, or i'm your site. you know, i've only made it clear that it was strikes were a direct response to what they saw as aggressive. and terrorist acts spies, well law. the iranian official said it was, response was unnecessary and proportionate. i got to tell you that as well as breaches of its sovereignty by assassinating the former, i must meet her as mine. how do you get into wrong? he said as well

so the security council. and so the international financial audit, which for the bates of popular sentiment with that particular audience. but does anybody really expect a change to happen? i am very impressed that the secretary general has raised these issues just such a high level. i've been working and writing for a long time now. and why does the united states, why does the united kingdom and really, why is germany supporting such serious violations of international law on the west side? this has been criticized time and again. now we've got these major violations, this invasion of ukraine by russia and what looks like a split. it's time to really look at the charter and say, what should the security council be doing? promoting piece and not trying to whitewash on well, well uses a military force around the world. i think the secretary general is doing something very brave, whether he's got, well, there's going to have success. this discussion needs to happen. and it me, in the west needs to just, instead

i actually do not think we need to have structural changes to, to the security council. it has worked. it was never a great idea, but it was the most politically acceptable idea of when franklin roosevelt created the security council with the veto power for 5 countries. it has worked until when, until countries stopped looking at international law as the basis for what they were doing. and honestly, since the end of the cold war, the united states has exercised the veto more than any other countries. it has a now we've got more and more there we've, we've, we've seen a loss of patients with the us trying to lead a privileged group of countries, the rules based international at the expense of others. we need to be on the same page, every country, russia, the us, china, should all be committed to international law. that's what i'd like to see the secretary general talking about not doing something that these countries will be to try to expand the security council's status. one of the edited by talking again about brake switch currently has 9 members, or we can read them of

humanitarian law, following the attacks, detonat detonating civilian electronic devices, the security councilouncil failed in this attempt. madam president, the security council's inability to act has exacted devastating bill, stating tall, between september 17 and 25th, the israeli militaries claimed more than 100 lives in lebanon, 1000 lives in lebanon, including 87 children and 100% and 56 women, while displacing million of libanes in the country largest exodus, our inaction has effectively granted israel, under right of self-defense principle, our inaction has effectively granted israel, carte blanche, carteblance to continue its rampage in gaza, in west bank, carte blanche escalate against lebanon and pursue the bloody agenda of death and destruction. now we hear the new rhetorics of disescalation through escalation. strange: this is a dangerous fallacy. escalation inevitably breeds further and escalation for years to come, this surge of in violence has derailed efforts implement resolution. 27:35 and has severely compromised any prospect for calm in lebanon and the wider region. the sec

criticism of security council members for ignoring the resolution and decisions of this council by the zionist regime. of course , everyone except the regular supporters of this regime, namely america, england and france. without mentioning a generation year the killings, massacres and repeated terrorist acts of the zionist regime in various countries of the region condemned iran and its defensive and legal missile attack on the occupied territories. unlike the rest of the participants in this meeting who emphasized that the cause of all tensions in the region is the zionist regime. russia strongly condemns the assassination of seyed hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon. not confronting israel is the ground for more arrogance of this regime. the policy of ignoring israel's brutal crimes and widespread killings in lebanon cannot continue. in this situation, resistance is definitely the only way to deal with these crimes and occupation is the israeli regime only understands the language of force. every self-restraint that iran has done has only made the israeli

thing that we have right now is that we have to wait and see how know the rainy and national security council as the body that is in charge of, you know, determining the security and the defense policies of the one will decide through whether reconsider it runs um, you know, development of nuclear weapons or not and i was talking to what a wrong university professor a whole lot is the, you know, he was saying that iran is very much not interested in any kind of war with israel, but some locals as he says, think that the country need some kind of terence to any kind of aggressive regime has nuclear weapons. and that is where your machine has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so when you put these 3 factors together, you get a huge public opinion impression on the run you and government that maybe like the country needs to do something because what the other side is doing. and i think the n t, the flipped thing, that's fine. you don't really have a lot of public opinion pressured under government and i think the m p is that sent that

capital i a michael portion now with the middle east gripped by escalating tensions, the un security council is trying to find solutions you, ron has taken to the floor of on emergency sections, se into ron has showed restrained for long enough and as well within its rights to respond to me as well. you know, action was in full accordance with the in head on the right to self defense on the, on the ticket, 51 of the you in charleston and the day this, this phones to division repeated acts of aggression against you on including the nation of you don't so run to and to towards the integrity during the past months of the implication of the right of self defense followed by an extend the payroll office today to fix it on this policy. the approach to original until the national piece of security. he's on action on the self defense is for the justified law for a family good on the international legal principles. credit that was supposed to be suited for the following a series of political assassinations, including the killing of her masters executive council ada. hi, maria has the law secretary ge

it was it is it, can you do you mind security council major decisions are made? and when those who have the right to veto, to not agree, even if it goes in the right direction, they usually have veto power. but if you notice, africa is the 2nd largest continent in the world of the asia. and it is also a very populated, comes to that comes in and to the future. when there is youth that comes in and where results it is a not yet when exploited. and of course they also have content where there's a lot of complex, lot of displacement and so forth. so we don't understand why great decisions can be made with nouns, africa. i post me as a research all, he writes about bass. i recommended for about 20 years that africa should have a seat at the un security council. i even recommended 3 countries, south africa, nigeria, and egypt. now i rectified with a new data and i think that we cannot give a seat to amp forget by excluding the lines of the style states. our lines must tennessee, with the veto power at the united nations, because it is the most boss territory of the af

once there is a wide international recognition reflected in ga and security council resolutions, the security requires comprehensive and just investing fees. the only supplement to the 1st thing in question is the 2 state solution which includes establishment of an independent busing and states with each ruzen s as competent along the lines of 1967 according to you and resolutions on the piece initiative. this would be an expression of the right assess information to the passing of people. it is time to recognize the state of palestine and granted fully membership in the united nation as it fulfilled all criteria. the responsibility of the security council is to push for sustainable settlement as the 1st step of security council must top any escalation and must demand a ceasefire, and doesn't another known as most stop the attacks. but the reason for sunset there's into westbank and most of the stuff, any attempts to use the current situation to expand supplements into ok by 30 tories or to alter the status quote over the decides introduce that. i'm the responsibility of the counselor

's have signed a letter and send it to sent it to the supreme national security council of one. and they have basically ask the council to, sorry, review the new, clear doctrine of iran. they argue that based on uh, you know, uh sure, and circumstances and the looming threats. so these really attack on it one, sorry, your one needs to improve is i'm sorry, you're one needs to improve is deterrence power a nuclear weapons, although being prohibited by a wrong city, supreme leader. all right, so the harmony back in 2003 and it's a harmony clearly ordered a fox war, which means a religious order that prohibits iran from producing, storing, or using nuclear weapons. now while we have a. ready arguments and the uh, you know, the national security council to decide to whether revise and review the nuclear doctrine or not at the same time comes, uh, you know, a page for this decision from the public today the several times the newspaper english newspaper, any one printed a, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who

exactly one week ago, i briefed the security council about the alarming situation in lebanon. much, much worse. as i told the council last week, the blue line has intentions for years, but since october exchanges of fire have expanded in scope, depth, and intensity. i stated that almost daily exchanges of fire by hezbollah and other groups in lebanon and the israel defense forces are in repeated violation of security council resolution 1701. i emphasise that the daily use of weapons by non—state armed groups is in violation of security council resolutions 15 59 and 1701. and i stress serenity must be respected and the lebanese state must have for control of weapons throughout lebanon. —— software nitty must be respected.— software nitty must be respected. software nitty must be resected. ,, ., ., . ~ respected. the missile attack on israel yesterday _ respected. the missile attack on israel yesterday was - on israel yesterday was described as a significant escalation.— escalation. iran's stated intention _ escalation. iran's stated intention was _ escalation. iran's stated int

and the security council will, will deal with a single response. but i expect a very strong response. the owner of commissioner general sleep is a really, is commented on the balancing the vote. this evening is unprecedented. and such a dangerous precedent. it opposes the you and child to and violates the states of visuals, obligations on the international law. this is the latest and the ongoing campaign to the squatted on rock and data trip to my eyes as well towards providing human development assistance and services to palestine. refugees, these bulls increase the suffering of the palestinians that are nothing less than collective punishment. failing to push back these bows will weaken all common multi lateral mechanism established off the will to. this should be a concern tool that's bringing gabriel as on those at the un headquarters in new york. gave what reaction have you been getting after you went on the span of the well were told in the coming hours, we will get a statement from the secretary general, antonio gutierrez. he's actually was

international politics, the united nations, its security council, we, the international community, are all trying to resolve conflicts, bloodshed, but for this, everyone, including our colleagues from the united states, great britain, france, other members, permanent members of the security council, must understand the seriousness of the situation and do everything possible to prevent. world war, i would formulate the position in this way, that is, theoretically it turns out that you admit that this situation can get out of control in the region at any moment, i admit, unfortunately, i admit that the situation can lose some meaningful development and really get out of control and turn into a self-propelled process that will lead to a tragedy for the international community and. what do you think, is there - there is some basis for such reasoning, you rightly noted that very many disinformation, i even read our media, which seem to have a pro-patriotic position, but constantly insert such not very pleasant things, like there is discord in the iranian leadership, they do not know what to

we are heading back to the united nations security council for that open debate on the situation. the middle east speaking now is tor. when's land, who is the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process? that's listening? or this strike is yet to know during the deadly series of reasons, must cost realty incidence in the northern parts of the gaza strip. we are witnessing not only however, if it you, many, terry and nightmare, but the rapid lea accelerating and unraveling of the prospects for us to stay in the blue resolution to these conflict. last week i was again in gauze. that's great. and what i witness defies imagination in the southern part of the sleep. i sold this year, magnitude of the devastation this war has inflicted on the population. i so immense destruction of the residential buildings, roads, hospitals, of schools. i saw file since i'm living in makes you've tens with nowhere else to go as winter is approaching. that me, i had missed the president unexpectedly. that on the way from the crossing into gauze saw up to the jump from these have compound in

we move away from the security council. | away from the security council.of what we have seen over the course of the day, there are reports of direct confrontation between hezbollah and the idf as well as the report that israeli forces are being sent into lebanon.— into lebanon. that is right. all of them _ into lebanon. that is right. all of them are _ into lebanon. that is right. all of them are really i into lebanon. that is right. | all of them are really giving an indication as to how this fledgling ground invasion is going. as we were saying there, the fact that they are reporting this close quarters combat suggests they actually have engaged directly, the two sides, with each other for the first time. and as you are saying, israel have also sent extra additional troops to the area as well, another division, so they are looking to swell their ranks. what we still don't know is quite what shape and scale this is really ground operation will take. they have described it as targeted and localised and limited. that is where it seems to be at the moment. t

it is about the security council that iran called on the security council to intervene to stop israel'sression against lebanon, gaza and syria and to prevent full-scale war. that's the wording. in your opinion, can this appeal have any effect? ​​well, at the very least, this is an appeal from a member of the united nations.

and the security council will, will deal with a single response. but i found a very strong response. i'm in the par, some of those will. israel hasn't uh, indicated to any sort of alternative well provided for, as you say, the provision of aid. is there an alternative to on why given the very important work it's been doing there? yeah, it's sort of somewhat not easy. uh, it's really politicians that'd be talking about making arrangements in east jerusalem for the same children to go to sort of is really administrative tools. but nothing about guys are under westbank and indeed the magnitude between you guys on the west bank, sunrise, about $18000.00 employees. uh uh and, and, and runs hundreds of installation schools, health centers and so forth. you know, that is not easy to replace. and as many, many people have headsets throughout the past year, it's already on right. that has the operational capacity to trust off the community, the dedicated, highly professional policy and staff of the, of the organization that is able to provide the services.

the nations do not allow the security council to do its job . well, we see all these things, so the image of media support, defense support, security support, information and data, bomb equipment. those who put all this at the disposal of the occupying regime show that they are supporting it, but they are directly fighting a war . he believes that we should let humanity live. the system of domination should be removed and there should be no tyrants and pharaohs. the part that says by the way, because i am the pharaoh, because i am the tyrant, let me do my work and the rest should be under my control and influence. here, the islamic republic of iran is the vanguard of a thought and movement that is a one day in previous decades, we were the only ones to express , now the world of islam and the world of humanity are accompanying the thoughts. the public is accompanying another part of the world. netanyahu and his ilk are in the west who are doing brutal things . i was telling the students that the things they are doing there is no example in the hi

we are here at the request of the security council. member state decide the fate of an international organisation, of a peacekeeping mission that is there because of the will of the international community. israel says it's targeting hezbollah in lebanon, but the entire country is under attack, even the un. hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. joining me live now is ray murphy, a professor at the irish centre for human rights at the university of galway. he also served with the irish contingent of uni—fil in lebanon in the 19805. prof murphy, you will have been following the situation at the un peacekeeper base in southern lebanon. how significant of an escalation do you think this is? it's hard to characterise but the overall evidence indicates that israeli forces are deliberately targeting un posts and reckless to the safety of the un personnel and i would remind viewers that un forces have been present in south lebanon since 1978. the mandate change significantly in 2006 and the mission was envisaged to be something between peacekeeping

so 3 attempts were made to agree a security council presidential statement on the test. a draft resolution on this topic was also offered, and yet it has not gotten to the root cause of number. but we believe that today is a good time to take a look around and to get our bearings to see where we are 2 years since the gas pipeline was low. not much. let me start with the positive side for legends to me saved. it was none of the security council members, no one at the united nations, with the exception, perhaps of the cape regime. and the, the work is it's accomplices who lost their minds of, uh, there was a for the, a, the polls and the baltic states. no one disputes the fact that the attempt to destroy the north stream pipelines should be condemned and that the culprits for this crime should be punished. it wasn't easily this important not only from the viewpoint of international law, including the international convention on the suppression of terrorist bombings of 1997. but it's also important to avoid such sabotaged targeting international and to see infrastructure as

all is really in bass of the, to the when addressing the security council earlier. also condemned the round for the mist, how the raj, and stated the tire on, must be held accountable. one must be a heavy price for these attack. any seamless is complexity. do not be fooled by the fact that is very, it'll be francisco from new miracle last night, saving countless lives beyond imagination. therefore, i appreciate i will pass no further assistance in defending against a one's attack. i once fellow managed the either behind their actions, the intentions would you witnessed was nothing showed of fuel unrestrained evil destiny. is it a thought? if there is history, they have openly launched hundreds of reasons. the info see didn't areas up to date . the mask is off and though he believes now laid bare for the wall to see. that's one of the g must reveal it's to nature know just have the world's greatest phone sale of bill. but as an active, direct, a gristle on tuesday and iran launched an unprecedented attack against israel, firing at around 200 ballistic me, solves to h

, once it's become apparent that the security council is either unwilling or unable to do its job in order to achieve regional security and peace and guarantee people their basic human. rights, unfortunately uh, the general assembly is basically a holiday camp for the the the youngsters of of rich people okay, you know, they get to travel the world and get to think of themselves as important and do interesting work, and they don't really achieve very much, and nothing they do is binding in any sense, and then we're stuck with the security council, and the whole thing was set up of course, not, uh as the charter claims uh to among other things respect the the the national sovereignty of every member state, rather was set up to impose the uh atlant, the us led atlantic world view of the international rules-based order on the rest of the world, and countries like the united states are far too exceptional to themselves, bound by anything that qualifies as international law, for example, when the last war in iraq took place, the one of the first things they did was exempt themselves

and in the decision of the security council as a way for which we approved the wording of the security council resolution. i'm the proposed american bush, which was the result of the work of all mediators. the few days later, the occupies committed the series of massacres, including the assassination of the champion of the how much political bureau which led to the suspension of 8 negotiations on netanyahu's orders for right. but they increased their presence on the northern front, as if they'd never bade any negotiations on a safe spot. we do not consider and do not talk about the united states as a mediator. we can say that the united states to be implemented the aggression against the palestinian people. us president participated in the war cabinet and held meetings with members of the cabinet in tennessee and his phone mr. the came back in the office representative. he did not act as the us for administer more of upon arrival in these early stages. and he is a jew not as the us for administered this weapon, this political, diplomatic, and media come back to everything that the occu