un security council, general assembly, it is precisely the failure to fulfill all these internationalations that is the root cause of the next relapse of this terrible, so to speak, relapse in the arab-israeli conflict. while we are talking to you, new messages are coming in, the israeli defense forces repelled an attempt to penetrate a military base in the south of the country, the i24 news tv channel will report, the terrorist was stopped while trying to get into the base, and rescue and training teams were involved, among our forces there are no losses. let me remind you again, this is media data, and you anatoly dmitrievich already mentioned the prerequisites, and if we talk a little more in detail than the failure to implement the un resolution, from your point of view, this is the current serious aggravation, very serious, what is it connected with? but all interested states , israel and neighbors and the international community, in general, are a little at a loss, in the sense that an unexpected outbreak of violence occurred, there seems to be no specific reason, there is no sp

now is the time for the united nations general assembly to hold an emergency meeting regarding this matter. if the security council cannot the general assembly should decide to issue a resolution against the sehunistra regime, especially considering the actions that were taken in the past few days. by these countries, in my opinion, the effectiveness of the decisions of the collection does not need to be implemented, but it depends look at the same issue of ukraine and russia . well, how many times did the west and the united states pass a resolution against russia in the security council? well, that resolution was given to you. where did you go to the un general assembly to get a resolution from the general assembly of the western countries and the united states? passing the approval to identify russian property wherever it is and confiscate it for the benefit of ukraine, see the war that is going on there, well, the assembly is not necessary, but the same resolution, which actually does not have the necessary aspect of legal men, and they have they are implementing it, so the implementation of the approvals is u

because this is a general assembly resolution on like the security council, which has failed to do anything. a general assembly resolution doesn't really do anything and those might have a great deal of power, other than the symbolic power of age. and i think the sympathetic power of this is it's going to take the temperature of the world. you're going to see electronic voting is what they do in the general assembly. you're going to see them press the button and you're going to see where every single one of 193 member states of the united nations stand. that's why this is important to showing the world where everybody stands, but it's also of course, going to show the world where israel and the us and possibly the u. k. where they stand potentially on the other side. it may well end up being the west against the rest. and i think that is, that is, i think i'm going to be pretty damming, and it's not going to be something they're going to like in the white house. there are other implications for this. a go way beyond the or full a pooling economies that we're seeing and gaza. right now. ther

suddenly , israel tripled, i issued a resolution the security council, not the general assembly, this resolution that you said, the resolution of the general assembly, which does not have the ability to implement a guarantee, is not binding, but the security council resolution is of course binding, but of course not for israel, which is very small , i must publicly say that we in the same resolution in the security council, we had cases where the zionists did not implement it until now, even with the approval of the united states, but again, the zionists did not implement the same 2, because, as i say , a situation arose that could not be avoided at all. parts of the three countries everyone took the neighbor it also took palestine, that is, about 78 palestinians were taken over before 67, 22% of it was also taken . 100 palestine. resolution 242 declares that israel is an occupier. you see , this is very important . look at the general diplomacy in all dimensions and even the sports diplomacy. i will say here in parentheses, unfortunately, we acted very poorly in sports diplomacy, and

that call came as the general assembly held an emergency session after deadlock in the security councilneral assembly is debating a draught resolution that calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. assembly resolutions are not legally binding but do hold the weight of world opinion. the permanent observer on the state of palestine to the un criticised those standing by israel. is this the war that some of you are defending? can this war be defended? these are crimes. this is barbarism. if you do not stop it for all those who were killed, stop it for all those whose lives we can still save. but israel's ambassador reiterated israel's position that it was not the time for a ceasefire. the resolution calls for an immediate ceasefire, a ceasefire means giving hamas time to rearm itself, so they can massacre us again. this is not speculation. they will do so. you all know this. he also repeated his condemnation of the un secretary—general antonio guterres who has repeatedly called on to resign the way he has described the war between israel and hamas. has described the war between israeland

security council. the general assembly gathered. came together and were able to impose their will, it can happen today, i hope the general assembly does that, bypasses the security council and makes the will of the world known about what the israeli crimes in gaza are. thank you so much, charlotte. i think we're in agreement on this one. it's about time for the people of the world to put a break on the power of the u.s., britain, france, and their partners in crime in uh destroying palestine, and we know where the people of the world stand, and that's with justice in palestine, not with zionist colonialism. thank you. thank you so much to the both of you, that was great show, and thanks for uh sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of spotlight. we had scott ritor, former un weapons inspector from brathlem new york and also she kates, international coordinator for the semi-done palestine prisidarity network from vancouver. thank you, and until next time, goodbye. my years of research in literally and historical test me to a theory that i proposed in orientalism. بل اظون ان ادور سعيد هو

so it looks like what the un security council couldn't do. the un general assembly is trying to do u n. s c 15 countries, u n. j. a 193 countries give or take one or 2. but i think i think i'm probably doing that. so this is essentially the world saying i'm, i'm just being told by the way, we're always flipping life to what's happening to you. and i'm just being told the amani speaker will be live very shortly. but let's try to get this point in the u. n. g a is weighing in on a possible truce for the fighting and gaza. and there we are until the money. a representative is speaking, live at the united nations and reads the kingdom of bahrain, the kingdom of so the area, the state of cuts are the state of grades and my country. this also needs of online . we meet today from this emergency at special session. unfortunately, as the security council has been unable for days to take a united time off and on what is transpiring though and be occupied by this to the entire tories? especially, what does it cost? 250 it out at the center even though it went on the aggression

general assembly. so tell me why the general assembly is important. and i think the general assembly is important because when there's a deadlock in the security council, as we saw when civil resolutions didn't get through of the ritual theme that stopping or the bloodshed, or at least getting a humanity in phones. then the agenda. somebody kicks in, it's often guard the parliament of the word with every country has one vote. and that's a, a body that really does reflect global opinions of the security council. dr. world has only made up a 15 members of the general assembly was a 192 members of does demonstrate what the word is thinking. and i think what we saw in this resolution of the work for the resolution was where the world was standing. it was standing on the right side of history. it was conveying that it wants an end to the black chair to the cottage, to the genocide that is going on. and it was a bill to those members of the security council who used to be to the united states primarily a to prevent any kind of a cease fire or any kind of a board into fighting. so i think ok, so there is a solution is non binding, but i think the force of pu

general assembly un and the wider conflict. tt9: reason the general assembly is meeting in its emergency session is because the un security counciln any resolution over the last two weeks. so under a process called uniting for peace, the general assembly has an opportunity to discuss the issue and undoubtedly, there will be a vote of all 193 members of the united nations at the end of the debate either later today or tomorrow. but i would expect there tomorrow. but i would expect there to be quite a large majority in favour of the resolution put forward by the arab group at the un, which does call for an immediate ceasefire.— does call for an immediate ceasefire. : :, :, , , , ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? — ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, _ ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, - ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, that l ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, that is a very good — what next? well, absolutely, that is a very good question _ what next? well, absolutely, that is a very good question because

that call came as the general assembly held an emergency session of the deadlock in the security councilral assembly is debating a draught resolution that calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, and also called for unrestricted humanitarian aid, compliance with humanitarian law and accountability. it emphasises that civilians must be protected. assembly resolutions are not legally binding but do hold the weight of world opinion. talks are expected to last several days before a final vote. in the opening session, the permanent observer on the state of palestine to the un criticised those standing by israel, listing the number killed and saying they were almost all civilians. is saying they were almost all civilians. , , ., ., civilians. is this the war that some of— civilians. is this the war that some of you _ civilians. is this the war that some of you are _ civilians. is this the war that some of you are defending? civilians. is this the war that - some of you are defending? can this war be defended? these are crimes. this is barbarism. if you do not stop it for all those who were ki

unravel them, well, we have our diplomats, the president said that there are resolutions, security council, general assemblys really true, but if they are put into practice, there will be some hope for the peaceful coexistence of arabs and jews, but once again, there are very, very many interested in this conflict continuing there's a lot of money tied up in this political interests, religious interests are tied to this. erdogan the day before reasoned in terms of morality, this also does not always correspond to erdogan’s behavior, but in this particular case, the president of turkey very subtly very accurately noted that if it all started on saturday with the moral superiority of israel, in the sense that terrorists, bloody murderers attacked israeli territory . killed innocent and defenseless women and children, ripped open the bellies of several unarmed israeli citizens, then after netanyahu responded, after because of what he committed in the gas sector, his position in terms of adequacy has been shaken, but this is really impossible, this is impossible to take revenge on, or more precisely, why did he

occupation, there is a border of the year sixty-seven, according to the resolution of the security council, the general assemblyer with the state of israel, a palestinian state was to be created, well, yes, the so-called two-state settlement, for which... the russian federation, especially the russian federation, is in favor, now urgent news, shaigu reported...

security council failed to pass a resolution on the situation in the middle east. last week there of sent spend 2 other attempts that have also failed by the security council. so when that happens, the general assembly can step in and discuss matters of peace and security. the security council, of course, has veto wielding members, and we've seen in the middle east and also on ukraine when a great power. i feel strongly and veto is the action it results in an action by the security council. so this is meant to be a way around that. so this session was called by jordan and era of members of the council. and since then, dozens of other nations joining the call for a special session on the situation in the middle east. as it's gotten more dire and more the, the humanitarian situation is gotten worse. we have over a 100 countries now that have signed up to speak. and it's expected to go for 2 days before they finally take a vote on a resolution, a resolution again put forward by jordan and the era group that calls for an immediate cease fire. it also calls for the unhindered access for humanitarian aid, the continuous supply of essential goods and services, food fuel, water medicine and so on. and this

so the settlement of the palestinians, randy conflict in line with the security council general assembly resolution based on approved international decisions. and the 2 state solution regional stabilization will be out of reach for the rest of the position was and will remain fundamental and consistent. there's a need to establish a sustainable negotiation process. if you're going to prove platforms following this, they must be the establishment of the silver and palestinian state within the 1967 borders with issue some of its capital existing in peace and security with his route through the town. so absolutely have to take this in consideration in the future. otherwise, similar incidents will not be able to be avoided. however, we are all facing. i'm urgent challenges to stop the violence and ensure the supply, the amount of turn assistance to the civilians inc. us are that are encountering of a tree strikes from israel under grievous violations of h l, which included into these names. on the 16th of october, we initiated the draft resolution of the un security council with close to imp

situation on the ground, all of the above led us to this desperate moment, mr. president, security council and general assembly resolutions over the history of the crisis reflected in unequivocal and clear unanimity that the palestinian question needs to be settled, not liquid liquidated by military action or settlements. or by what we're seeing today, namely forced displacement. i reiterate what egypt has stated during the cairo peace summit, that the solution to the palestinian question is not force displacement, not moving the palestinian people to other places. the only solution is just by granting the palestinians their legitimate rights in self-determination, in living in dignity and peace and safety in their independent state, on their territories, just like any other people in the world. the... palestinian people will not leave its land, it's holding to this land, egypt will not accept for the palestinian people to be forceably displaced and we will not accept any liquidation of the palestinian question at egypt's expense. a look at history, clearly reveals that the palestinian people despite the chall

against the backdrop of systematic violations by israel of the resolutions of the security council and the general assemblyh the illegal expansion of the settlement, any attempts to ignore this context is a manipulation that we cannot support, for years the united states blocked any attempts by the security council, any calls to show restraint, arguing that these issues could be more effectively resolved at the level of regional diplomacy, well, now it is obvious that it has failed . this failure is being talked about more and more in the united states itself, republican senator marsha blackburn, in a letter to president biden , demanded the resignation of his national security advisor. jake sullivan said he regularly misled governments about the state of security threats around the world, here's what he said shortly before saturday's attack by hamas militants, the middle east today is calmer than ever... over the past two decades, they were sent to put out the flaring fire secretary of state antony blinken, he persuaded middle eastern countries not to intervene. yesterday there was jordan, today qatar and

sometimes it delegates that to uh the uk or france, also have vedo power in the security council. um, in the general assembly, from time to time, there are resolutions that are voted upon, calling on israel to comply with various security council resolutions to move out of occupation in some place. cases to act as a proper legal occupier such a thing can be conceived to normal people um in other cases and uh but the enforcement of that rests in the hands of the security council and the veto power rest in the hands of the five permanent members with the united states, the uk and france backing up israel in every action that they've taken. china and russia have taken more even-handed approaches, and um, unfortunately though, the initiative to to... make something happen uh depends on affirmative vote and uh they can be blocked by vote from the us, uk or france, and it's been made clear enough times that what will be allowed and what not, so the united nations on that score is irrelevant, as far as the human rights council or the office of high commissioner on human rights is concerned, if you look at their web

violence has occurred against the backdrop of israel's systematic violation of un security council and un general assemblyns, including illegal settlement expansion, which regularly draws condemnation from the majority of members. expelled from their land and their homes destroyed, any attempt to ignore this context is a manipulation that we cannot support, meanwhile , actions are taking place around the world in support of both israel and the palestinians and their participants fight among themselves, as well as with the police, for example, in italy , security forces tried to disperse a palestinian rally, but it all ended in a brawl. clashes also broke out between supporters of israel and palestine at times world in new york. hundreds of police officers are on duty in the city center. france has introduced a terrorist threat regime for the first time in 32 years. the decision was made at an emergency meeting of the country's security council after a man with a knife attacked a school in aras. let me remind you that as a result of the attack a literature teacher was killed, a security guard was seriously

certainly a much larger representation in the general assembly that the security council. mises power from un officials we are hearing the large majority of the general assembly feels the same way. we will continue to hear the speeches but in a vote tomorrow i think it is very likely we will see a large call for a ceasefire. whether that really has any impact on the ground is a different story. it is important to remember general assembly resolutions are not legally binding, theyjust resolutions are not legally binding, they just carry the resolutions are not legally binding, theyjust carry the weight of resolutions are not legally binding, they just carry the weight of world opinion. we they just carry the weight of world oinion. ~ . ~ they just carry the weight of world oinion. ~ ., ~ ., , opinion. we were talking 24 hours auo when opinion. we were talking 24 hours ago when the _ opinion. we were talking 24 hours ago when the security _ opinion. we were talking 24 hours ago when the security council- opinion. we were talking 24 hours ago when the security council wasj ago

and the security council and its general assembly have introduced this regime as an apartheid regime. also , the efforts of the palestinian people, including the hamas group, to confront the occupation is their inherent and legitimate right to confront the occupation, and it should be a legitimate right to defend themselves against the occupier had granted them. and it is ridiculous for the zionist regime to show itself as a victim. the al-aqsa storm is just a reaction to the continued aggression against the palestinian people and the continued occupation , and in fact, this operation is a sorrowful operation. and the anger of the palestinian people against 75 years of occupation and widespread crimes and crimes by the zionist regime, especially the netanyahu government , based on international laws, armed resistance is the inherent right of the palestinian people , and they do not need the permission of other people or other countries to implement this right, and this right is based on it is the recognized international rights of those who keep talking about preventing these conflict

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security council. the general assembly process goals for an immediate faced fly out of keys is the us. so to focus say, of the protection of civilians and gaza. 16 palestinians killed fine. is there any forces in the pod westbank as they gather, to protest in support of costs? and journalists, including an out, is there a team all his fun is rarely striking. 711, not a voice has come on and has been killed. out to 0 says it holds israel legally and morally responsible for the attack. the . it's 6 am in gaza as is riley strikes continue to pounds the in place. israel's army says it has carried out small scale raids that have been volt infantry in tank units. it's the 1st ground sold since as well attacked the besieged enclave 7 days ago. i mean, well, at least 70 palestinians were killed in convoys on what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern gauze that heading south moving 1900 palestinians. and 1300 is riley's, have now died since how much launched a surprise attack a week ago. a convoy of audiences has also been hit in the gaza strip on strike. graphic images have image sh

security council's meeting. but this is after four failed attempts to reach a resolution -- to reach consensus on a statement to the world about where the security council stands. while we have seen the u.n. general assemblyy overwhelmingly call for humanitarian truce, the security council has yet to come out with a similar statement. this is an emergency meeting that was requested by the uae. it came after the general assembly vote, after israel intensified its ground operation into gaza. the uae said it wanted to make sure that civilians were protected and not targeted in anythen really what we are going to have -- any ground operation. then what we are really going to have is metings by unra, they will hear about the latest concerns about not only the bombardment and the death toll by israel but certainly about the aid operations. they say enough aid is simply not getting in. it's meager and inconsistent. they want to see at least 100 trucks a day. there's also concern about the hospitals being hit in the vicinity by bombardment. and the concern about evacuation orders there. the u.n. saying it is impossible to evacuate people who are -- patients who are unable to to be moved. these are the types of in

in addition, canada is government quite rightly in accordance with multiple un security council . in general, assembly resolutions has said that the settlements in the west bank violate the 4th geneva convention. and that israel does not enjoy permanent sovereignty over the west bank. it has effectively annexed the west bank and the syrian golden heights in violation of international law. these terrorist acts and of course, any person of conscience would condemn, as i do with the killing of civilians, whether buying a mouse or by israel. a don't happen in a vacuum. there are reasons why people commit such monstrosities. and if you look at the numbers, you know, prior to the quarter, and these are united nations, figures of prior to the current round of violence from 2008 to 2023, the palestinian dest amount to $6407.00. and these really depths amounted to $308.00, approximately a $20.00 to $1.00 difference. and the discrepancy when you look at those who were wounded is even greater. so let's be real here. the, the context here is that candidates government. and above all, the government who would slav

i'm the context of un security council resolutions un general assembly resolutions on what he said with repeated warnings out, but un security council for palestinians. and his words, which would be, will be free one way or another a month. so that there is still saying there is a way to peace the, the palestinian people will be free one way or another. but there is still the time for israel to change cost. there is a pop open to piece. but the also that off the international community at which, through the un security council is representative. where is the protection of the powers to new people are entitled to when and i hope you pardon paula is abusing them. we are not sub humans, he said, and then he repeated that. but he said, this is not the time for vengeance. this is the time to uphold international law. not a bond limit about an hour ago. we heard from b as railey and bassett that he said that this card operation was, is rose 911. i'm from now. um. nothing will be as it was that he said, this is quite, quite interesting in the context of wondering what is wrong may do next. eve

happens against the back of the weasels as domestic relations, the decisions of the un security council and the general assembly rasheed cole's for an immediate cease fire in or just the un security council to act accusing the us of hypocrisy on protecting civilians in gaza. diplomatic efforts intensify as the mayor of comp time made cus, secretary of state in doha, 16 palestinians and killed by is riley forces in the occupied of west bank. they gave it to protest in support of gaza. the welcome to the program. it's $22.00 jame t. that's 1 am in gaza. we is rouse, he says it's carried out small scale, right was on the ground that it involved, infantry and tank units. it's the 1st round of sold since israel attacked the sage on $57.00 days ago. and the air strikes have not stopped. at least 70 palestinians were killed in convoys on what was supposed to be a safe road out of northern garza heading south. well, the 1900 palestinians, and 1300 is riley's, have been killed since and last launched a surprise attack on saturday. they're a growing cold for israel to resend its order for 1100000 people to re location th

this domestic relations are the decisions of the un security council in the general assembly, including the legal expansion and settlements, which is an economic them where the bus majority of human un member states, well as well deposed by the fact that the philistines are being forcefully hosted from their lab and their causes damage any attempt to control these context. he's a clear manipulation of effects which we cannot support. let me be clear, the responsibility for the moving war in the middle east. through an electric stove, flies on the united states. if is watching the recklessly and self history blocked the work of the middle east quarter of international mandates. you know, netflix and wonderful as the peace process and limited stream, imposing for imposing and economic piece with these through on the front of students and other companies without solving the purchasing. of course, we consistently want against these say it to back for one day. so it, did you all know well that for years to us look any extra, any signal from the un security comes anymore, this corporate exerc

diplomatic support for israel at the united nations if there are efforts by others in the security council or general assemblyand it may mean resupply in the course of the next week, say, israel runs short of any particular item, it would mean sending it to them as the us did in the 1973 war. 50 years ago almost exactly, today. you mentioned _ ago almost exactly, today. you mentioned there _ ago almost exactly, today. you mentioned there the _ ago almost exactly, today. you mentioned there the united nations, of course we know the un security council will be meeting tomorrow, sunday. do you think anything can be achieved there?— you think anything can be achieved there? no, i don't think at this— achieved there? no, i don't think at this point - achieved there? no, i don't think at this point there - achieved there? no, i don'tj think at this point there will be a condemnation of hamas by name, there might be a condemnation of violence but in the past it has been difficult to get through condemnations of hamas by name, that is what i look for, that would be a strong sign of support for israel and a strong sig

bodies like the general assembly, and there is a form of international democracy in the general assembly, given that it contains almost 200 members, all with one vote, unlike the security council where of course the americans have veto and many other ways of exercising power. so the general assembly is is the the one um pillar of of the un where at least the palestinians can have a say and countries like iran can have a say defending the palestinians. yes, well, david, i mean netanyahu sounded incredibly threatened, threatening, didn't he went when he made his contribution saying that you know iran needed to face a credible um a threat, i mean, what do you make of that? well, it was interpreted as being a direct threat against iran, but of course, his office didn't really want it to be seen that way, and so they tried to walk it back and say they didn't really mean that, but of course, the the uh israelis have been trying to to foster the atmosphere in which iran can be attacked for a great number of years now and of course what they want to do is for the the us to come in with them or at least to give them the green light for it, but they've so far been unsuccessful in that,

outbreak of violence occurred against the backdrop of israel's systematic violation of security council and un general assemblyesolutions, including settlement expansion, which has been consistently condemned by the majority of un members. palestinians are being driven from their land and their homes are being destroyed, let me be clear, the responsibility for... the united states, it was washington that selfishly blocked the work of international mediators in an attempt to... monopolize the peace process and reduce it to imposing economic peace with israel on palestine and other arab countries without a real solution to the palestinian problem. meanwhile, a group of american fighters arrived in the region, as stated in washington, this is necessary to strengthen the positions of the states in the near future. the united states is holding talks with my foreign minister and says that it approaches israel not as a secretary of state, but as a representative of jewish nationality, what kind of politician is this, what is this approach, and what are you answer if they tell you that they approach the region as musl

israel at the un if there are efforts by others in there are efforts by others in the security council, the general assembly condemn israel. and it may mean resupply if, in the course of the next week, say, israel runs short of any particular item. it would mean sending it to them as the us did in the 1973 war. 50 years ago almost exactly to the day.- exactly to the day. you mentioned _ exactly to the day. you mentioned there - exactly to the day. you mentioned there the i exactly to the day. you - mentioned there the united states —— united nations and we know the security council will meet tomorrow, sunday. do you think that anything can be achieved there?— think that anything can be achieved there? no. i don't think at this— achieved there? no. i don't think at this point - achieved there? no. i don't think at this point there - achieved there? no. i don'tj think at this point there will be a condemnation of us by name. there may be a condemnation of violence —— hamas. in the past has been difficult to get through condemnations of loss, that's what i look for. i think it will be a strong sign of support

to the streets i ask the free people of the world, the united nations, the security council, the united nations general assemblyation of islamic cooperation to stop this crime decisively. condemn explicitly. this crime is a turning point in history. the struggle of the palestinian nation will become a storm that will be added to the battle of al-aqsa storm. you are watching live images from different parts of iran on the khabar network. people came to the streets to the zionist crime in attacking hospitals in gaza. the people of yazd gathered together with different parts of our country. in iraq, the coordination framework, that is, the coalition of iraqi shia parties , asked the people to widely participate in the demonstrations to condemn the killing of innocent people by the zionists in al-mu'amedani hospital in gaza. pictures you can watch it live from in front of the french embassy in tehran. in beirut, the people of lebanon gathered in front of the american embassy and this gathering is still being held by the french organization médecins sans frontières. the attack on the gaza hospital is an unacceptable

security council and refused to condemn this occupation and aggression. i call all the free people, the united nations, the security council and united nations general assemblyor mass murder of our blood, our women, children and elderly. this silence must stop. the palestinian authorities president has condemned the deadly hospital strike as a quote hideous war massacre that cannot be tolerated. abbas said that israel has crossed all red lines. he said it is unacceptable to talk about anything other than stopping the israeli war on gaza. the palestinian ambassador to the un also denounced israel for carrying out the carnage in gaza. in this outrageous, illegal crime. committed by the israeli forces against our people in the ghaza strip, we condemned this action in the strongest possible terms and we hold israel responsible for this massacre, this crime and those responsible for this crime should face justice and should face accountability and should be you know punishment rising to the level of this crime committed against our people to be faced by them. we as another group. when was speaking a press conference held by the arab group of the un, he urged the

you're right, the general assembly resolutions do not hold as much weight a security council resolutions. just to give you an example earlier this year, the general assembly voted to condemn the war in ukraine, and it called on russia to pull its forces back. that was voted by the general assembly. that obviously did not happen. so this is still an important vote because it's taking, it's really a if you want to look at it, it's sort of like taking the temperature of the world on how they feel about the situation right now. so it will be very important in that regard, but it will not hold legal bearing in the international uh like a security council vote would again, this vote in the general assembly. we do expect it to happen most likely, friday afternoon and perhaps friday evening. all right, thank you so much. gabriel is on the reporting from the united nations. well over in europe, european leaders have been calling for establishing humanitarian corps doors on pause. and the bombardments of gauze that happened at a meeting in brussels. we have so fastened with us, he's joining us liv

security council and refused to condemn this occupation and aggression. i call all the three people, the united nations, the security council and united nations general assembly, legal institutions. i call the arab league and the organization of islamic cooperation for a clear condemnation of this. bad massacre, for mass murder of our blood, our women, children and elderly, this silence must stop, israeli force have attacked palestinians taking part in pro-gaza protest and occupied westbank killing at least two people and injuring dozens, palestinians took to the streets in several parts of occupied territories, including ramala, al khalil. bethlehem and tolkatam to condemn israel's deadly attack a hospital in gaza. they also urged the international community to stop israel's aggression on the besiege enclave which is now in its 12th day. casualties took place as israeli troops use live ammunition, sound bombs and tear gas against protesters. clashes were also reported between the protesters and palestinian authorities forces. meanwile palestinians in the west bank have also staged a general strike to condemn the gaza hospital. attack, since start of the aggr

security council and refuse to condemn this occupation and aggression. i call all the free people, the united nations, the security council and united nations general assembly, legal institution. for mass murder of our blood, our women, children and elderly, this silence must stop, authorities describe force displacement of residence of the gaza strip as a red line that cannot be crossed, the... pa said displacement to people of gaza is as unacceptable as displacement of palestinians who live in occupied city of al-quz and elsewhere throughout the west bank. emphasizing people in gaza are not alone. pa called for measures to protects palestinians in the besieged territory from israeli crimes. it also called for a collective effort to lift the blocade of gazan, provide its people with medicine, fuel, food, water, and electricity. meanwhile, palestinians have taken to the streets of several cities across the occupied westbank, condemning israely's deadly attack a hospital in gaza. a wave of protest has been ignited across the occupied west bank as the world continues to watch fresh videos of new massacres committed by the israeli regime in the beseged gaza sh

security council and refuse to condemn this occupation and aggression. i call all the free people, the united nations, the security council and united nations general assembly, legal institutions, i call the arab league and the organization of islamic cooperation for a clear condemnation of this bad massacre, for mass murder of our blood, our women, children and elderly, this silence must stop. authority has described forced displacements of residents of gaza as a red line that cannot be crossed. pa said displacement of people of gaza is unacceptable as displacement of palestinians who lived in occupied city of alcoods and elsewhere across the west bank. emphasizing people in gaza are not alone. pa call for measures to protect palestinians in the besieged territory. it also call for collective effort to lift the blocade on gaza and provide the people there with medicine, fuel, food. water and electricity. israeli forces and settlers have killed four more palestinian youth in violent attacks across the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry said young palestinian died due to a critical injuries he sustained after israeli troops shot him with liv

general assembly. now if the security council does not, it does not achieve a resolution, cannot, cannot vote for resolution. then the general assembly will that is not legally binding, but it only requires a simple majority. and the possibility is that's what we get. this will match here is that such a resolution by the general assembly will bend more on the palestinian side, then it will be on these really side. but we have to wait and see what really comes out of all of this thing in the way is best and hardy reporting from new york city . thank you. the most milton group says more than 5700 people have now been killed by is really air strikes in gaza. israel's blockade has also led to acute shortages of food, water, medicine, and fuel of the un agency, which helps refugees and gardens says it will have to halt its operations unless more fuel is delivered. israel's military has accused the mazda of hoarding fuel and is refusing to allow new supplies into the territory. fuel shortage is hindering emergency of services that are already stretched to the maxima. the blood stained wreckage of an ambulance in