north, the draft amendment has not been approved given the reach of a permanent member of the security council group. i now understand that the council is present to vote on draft resolution by a stroke 2023 stroke or whatever you want us to come to that we will give the flow to the united states. thank you very much. i'm not going to respond to russia's read a country that has also created conditions that they are complaining about now and their unprovoked war and ukraine. but colleagues, the united states, as you see, we did not support the amendment put forward by russia. we believe the humanitarian risk resolution before us cause for urgent steps to immediately allow safe unhindered and expanded humanitarian access and to create the conditions for sustainable cessation of hostilities. this is a strong step forward and we believe the council should speak out in the amendments in the resolution that's been put before us and move forward with the vote on, on this resolution. so thank you very much. go to the school. i think the representative of the united states for his statement so now we will pr

last week, a group of security council— happening. week, a group of i security council members travelled to the rafa border. we saw first—hand the dire challenges we have been discussing in this chamber for over two months now. and we met victims who have endured and survived the hell unleashed on gaza following the october seven attacks on israel. i will neverforget meeting a boy almost the same age as my son, like countless other children, recovering at the hospital from wounds caused by an israeli air strike. he told me hejust wanted from wounds caused by an israeli air strike. he told me he just wanted to go home and see his parents. it was heartbreaking to hear from go home and see his parents. it was heartbreaking to hearfrom hospital staff that he had no idea that the strike that had wounded him had also killed every single member of his family. the situation council members saw at the rafa border is unbearable. thousands of trucks trying and failing to enter through a checkpoint, a crossing that was only ever intended to be fo

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united nations in new york where a security council meeting. uh is currently underway regarding the uh israeli on slot on gaza. let's listen in. president. last week a group traveled to the rafah border. we saw firsthand the dire challenges that we have been discussing in this chamber for over two months now, and we met victims who endured and survived the hell unleashed on gaza following the october. attacks on israel. i will never forget meeting muhammad, a boy almost the same age as my son laith. like countless other children, he was recovering at the larish hospital from wounds caused by an israeli air strike. he told me he just wanted to go home and see his parents, and it was heartbreaking to hear from hospital staff that he had no idea that the strike that had wounded him had also killed every single member. of his family, the situation council members saw at the rafah border is unbearable, thousands of trucks trying and failing to enter through a choke point, a crossing that was only ever intended to be for pedestrians. nearly 1 million people are crammed into area at the rafa border in gaza, where before the war there were less than 300 thous. ac

the b u e is the only country that is part of the security council for you and but today there was a group of delegates from the arab and muslim, i order 2 countries that urge and then it to has till 8. and one of them is sorry, a foreign minister who said our message is, we believe it is absolutely necessary to end with fighting immediately. the us is on the side of israel here saying that it would only help from us if there is a ceasefire now. but we can expect the international pressure to continue the us as this on to isolated, but that many countries that are saying that a ceasefire is needed now. and that's also what the secretary general antonio gutierrez said. and activating this and onto coal 99 of the u. n. a chart to it where he addressed the the represent, as i said, the security council in new york, you know, the correspondent benjamin alvarez group, but thank you for that update aid agencies re, it's raising the warning of a lessening humanitarian situation in gaza and nearly weeks of the conflict is all told as a civilian population to evacuate to the south of the territory.

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telviver incapable of destroying hamas even if they spend over 10 years trying to do so. a group of security council on boys describe situation in the gazo strip as catastrophic after visiting the territory's border with egypt. a general strikes been observed from the occupied west bank, lebanon and jordan demanding sease fire in gaza. hello everyone, it's 4:30 a.m. in the iranian capital, you're watching press tv world news, iron's foreign minister stress that israel and the us will not be able to realize their goal of wiping out the homock resistance movement, even if they spent 10 years more fighting do so, addressing doha forum and qatar via video conference, hossain. said the people should not think that hamas operation on october 7th triggered the israeli onslot we see today on gaza, it's a rather continuation of ziness 75 years of aggression against palestinians. the min said it is clear fighting has already expanded to lebanese and yemen fronts referring to operations conducted by the yemen military and lebanons hezbollah in retaliation for israeli massacre in gaza. am abdullah han reiterate

day as a regime continues to pound the seach territory internationally banned weapons, a group un security council onboys described the situation in the gaza strip is catastrophic after visiting the territory's border with egypt. and once again warn about regional thread of israel's onslot on gaza saying the regime's prime minister can only survive through war and genocide. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in the press tv world news. in israel's genocidal war on the gazo strip continues undebated as more people fall victim to the regime's onslot on the basieg palestinian territory. israely armies pummeld various areas throughout gaza. more than the dozen people were killed after strikes hit the alm gazi and nuceirat refugee camps in the jabalia refugee camp. 23 bodies were recovered from under rebel. streams attacks near a clinic in gaza, city also claimed 15 lives. city of deral bala in central gaza, also witnessed another bloody day in the wake of an israeli strike. during the afternoon we were at home feeling secure until we heard the sound of an extremely violent bombing. the windows shattere

incapable of destroying hamas even if they spend the next 10 years trying to do so, a group of un security council envoys described the situation in gaza. is catastrophic after visiting a territory's border with egypt, and a general strikes been observed in the occupied west bank, lebanon and jordan, demanding sess fire in the besieg gaza strip. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in apress tv, world news. the irak foreign minister is stress that israel and the us will not be able to realize their goal of wiping out the hamas resistance movement even if they spend the next 10 years trying to do so. addressing a doha forum in qatar via a video conference, hussein amir abdullah said people should not think that the hamas operation on the 7th of october triggered israely enslot on gaza, rather it was continuation of z his 75 years of aggression against palestinians. miner said it is clear the fighting has already expanded to lebanes and yemeny fronts referring operation conducted by the indian military and lebanons hezbulah. and reiterated iran's opposition to the so-called two solution for the palesti

group was looking for in terms of access for humanitarians. and what's interesting is that now they have not given up on the security council hearing from the era group that they are planning to work right away on another draft resolution for the security council, which seems to fulfill this resolution of the general assembly. basically to reopen more crossings, all crossings. months were said into gaza, so that age would be flooded into all parts of the gaza strip. and so that a ceasefire can be reached and the area can and the people in need, there can be search. so this effort, this message coming with the knowledge that a resolution passed and the general assembly technically is not binding under international law, doesn't have the same weight as the security council. but it sends a very strong message. and one that they hope will pressure the parties to bring a ceasefire and bring aid and, and resume negotiations between the palestinians and israel. one day that the palestinian representative was talking about the language saying that the word demand, it was important. it wasn't calling for, it was demanding and that required an imposition

just as it has done with previous resolutions considered by the security council, the human rights group, i'm gonna say international, but these are, is, val may have come into the wall crime with an attack, but killed in june unless i'm several of the people in southern lebanon of our investigation to incident uncovers chewing evidence pointing to an attack on a group of international journalists were carrying out their work. but reports on his stories. direct attacks and civilians and indiscriminate attacks are absolutely prohibited by international humanitarian law and can amount to work crimes. israel must not be allowed to kill and attack during that was with impunity. the could alongside of a sort of the off of the saw. so the wall where lebanese has of $0.11 with threatening to enter the conflict alongside thomas and investigation. why i'm the see international determined at a time, so it was live be fired from is well across the border into 11. on closing the desk, even the us secretary of state has spoken about the matter, expressing concerns about the casualties. it is importan

so while diplomats so that arguing it out at the security council, well human rights groups bank holding for an urgent investigation off the video in the palestinian prisoners in gaza. stripped, i'm blindfolded. israel says the suspected finances, but there's evidence many of civilians, including a prominent join list, several called reports, disturbing images of a mass of rest in northern gaza. at least $100.00 published indian men seen stripped down to the underway, blindfolded and made to kneel. and the identified voice in hebrew can be heard, the is not known, where they have been taken. the 1st thing jump in my mind when i saw the pictures, the 2nd one was to be honest with you, how they're treated, you know, make any sense. those the way to address that or the present or so for that's the case. i think the this in a healed man. this is a torture. if the amount of torture and the boat then that it's a water crime declines, it goes to humanity. israel is describing them as suspected fighters, but an increasing number of civilians have now been identified. one of them is palestinian g

group. the national security council has said the issue is now under review.ss reporter david waddell. these attacks have had a huge impact. here's one. this video by the houthis shows them storming a british registered cargo ship last month. in recent days, the escalation of attacks have encouraged a series of shipping companies to announce they would suspend their movements through the red sea and embark on the much longer passage around the southern tip of africa. that's costing time and money and a huge impact on carbon emissions. the attacks have been widely denounced. the us, the european union, nato and several countries, including yemen, have issued a joint statement of condemnation. they said there is no justification for these attacks which affect many countries beyond the flags these ships sail under. and they called on all states to refrain from facilitation or encouragement of the houthis. the us national security council is now reviewing the status of the houthi rebels, with mounting concerns about the impact on the global economy. these companie

vote, the saudi foreign minister faisal bin farhan speaking on behalf of the arab group called the us security council to take a decision to immediately end what bin farhan called the war between israel and hamas in gaza. while the palestinian permanent representative to the united nations riyad mansor appealed to members of the united nations body to listen to the courageous and principal position of the secretary general in reference to antonio guteres activation of article 99 of the charter of international organization when he called for a ceasefire in gaza. during the voting session on the draft and resolution against the backdrop of a sharp division in the security council, the deputy us representative to the united nations, robert wood accused the security council of moral failure to condemn what he described as the terrorist attacks on october 7 committed by hamas, including sexual violence and other unspeakable evils, claimed wood, the slave of the empire. wood continued by saying the resolution was divorced from reality that would not move the needle forward on the ground. any concrete way.

smaller countries and known state groups, many of whom are involved in conflicts with this piece around the world. i'm not entitled to speak at the un security council, or indeed of a u. n. bodies. when that issue is on the table, southern dependent diplomat was founded to address that problem by keeping small groups democratic groups, army democratic groups, the tools, the diplomatic means to get to those security council members or general assembly members in other ways. for instance, by organizing private informal meetings, but the, the, the, the, the, a speaker who talked about the democratic legitimacy of the security council was absolutely right. it's not a legitimate body in this membership is not representative. but the paradoxes, you make it larger and perhaps expand, extend the use of the veto to other new permanent members, and that will make it even harder for the security council to reach agreement. and one of the paradoxes of what your russian contributed said is that the veto is indeed in some ways necessary because it forces the big powers to agree or not to agree to a particular resolution. if it doesn't vote for resolution and they

on gaza saying the regime's prime minister can only survive through war and genocide. a group of un security council envoys described the situation in the gazo strip as catastrophic after visiting territory's border with egypt and a general strike is observed in the occupied west bank lebanon and jordan demanding sease far in gaza. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in at tv world news, foreign minister has worn region could explode any moment if the us is really genocide continues in the gaza strip, in a phone call this chinese counterpart hussein abdul said war is already spread in the region but americans do not fully grasp threat of further escalation, he said the survival of the really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. depends on continuation of war and genocide, when he for his part expressed hope future meeting of the un general c will lead to a car. am abdullah was also on phone with his russian counterpart, iran stop diplomatic expressed regret for us veto of the latest un security council cesefire resolution. he said that waston is authorizing the continuation of genocide in gaza. sergey l

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whom the islamic countries put pressure to submit this resolution to the security council in coordination. the hamas resistance group is facing this title the news indicates that there is a possibility that the us will veto this resolution because the us representative officially announced in the morning meeting that any resolution about gaza must include the discussion of actually condemning hamas . thank you for your kindness. mr. rajabi, we have to wait for the security council meeting, what will happen tonight, will america veto again? i talked with ali rajabi in new york. now, as i announced at the beginning of the program , we have an exclusive conversation with sayed hashim safiaddin , the head of the hezbollah executive council. lebanon, our correspondent in beirut, mr. seyyed mohammad hassan hosseini he prepared it. we see this interview. in the name of god and greetings to you, dear viewers . i am at your service from beirut, the capital of lebanon. with a special program from the world today. we have an exclusive conversation with hojat al-islam seyyed hashem safieddin , executive deputy secretary general

security council and judicial organization. these committees were divided. smaller working groups. 12 in all. chinese english, russian, french, spanish with a standard means exchange among many languages spoken spoken. and in nine weeks the charter was ready to go before the participating governments for ratification. in the general assembly of the united nations organization. each member will have one vote. any matters within the scope of the charter, will discussed here and recommend decisions will be made to the security council. the security council will have five permanent members and six others elected by the general assembly for two years. it to be the enforcement arm of the organization and an international court of justice in permanent session will decide aspects of international disputes. the economic and social council will have 18 members elected by the general assembly. special agencies like the food agriculture organization will be affiliates with it. the trusteeship council for the advancement of territories, held in trust, will be part of the general assembly. it will be equal

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had to the construction of the called the core group, and this core group is was found. in 2004 right when the uh the security council resolution said that the force was coming and the core group is the membership is fluctuated but it has members from brazil canada france germany spain the us the european union the organization of american states and they basically coordinate the various branches of of of the united nations occupation of haiti. the core group still runs haiti. well it's really uh something unbelievable. i mean if we look back at 2003 that you just talked about um with the election of the... president, president ariad, and he demanded france after he was elected to repay haiti 21 billion dollars in reparations, now he was removed in a western k the next year as you had just talked about. do you think that there is a direct correlation between the haitian president demending reparation and his him basically being overthrown? oh, definitely, you know, he said that, and i think it really held up the french, the canadians and the americans and the french. and the a really terrible colonial role, i mean lo

group in brussels. i asked him what he made till the security council resolution so this is the 1st resolution by the us security council after october 7th. so we cannot be disappointed that there is one that we can only be disappointed that comes so late and that it's a short week of the un general assembly has clearly indicated to will of the, the majority of global nations when it comes to the cause of war, they insist on the, on an immediate cease fire. this resolution doesn't do it. it's supposed to be nice to conditions for long through increase to mr and age. but the to, it helps with these things. and that's, that's the only way to show them that their situation can be addressed is through an immediate cease fire. so then you echo the un headquarters as well. why do use think it hasn't been so difficult for the un security council to find a common position on the fighting united states as no volunteer to co for a ceasefire? it's. it's clearly indicated that the support of israel's efforts to defeat him as in the gaza strip. that effort is still under way and as of well, depending on your militar

the... destruction of what they call the core group and this core group is was founded in 2004 right when the the un the un security council resolution said that the force is coming and the core group is the membership is fluctuated but it has members from brazil, canada, france, germany, spain, the us, the european union, the organization of american states, and they basically coordinate the various branches of of of the united nations occupation of haiti, the core group still runs haiti, it's really something. i mean, if we look back at 2003, you just talked about, with the election of the h president, president aristeed, he demanded france after he was elected to repay haiti 21 billion dollars in reparations, now he was removed in a western back cool the next year as you had just talked about, do you think that there is a direct correlation between the haitian president demanding reparation and his him basically being overthrown? oh, definitely, you. he said that and i think it really valled up french, canadians and the americans and the french in particular and a really terrible colonial role, look what they did and al

its forces to combat the 16 year insurgency. led by the all kind of links militant group option, bach, the security council began to partially lift measures on somalia security forces in 2013. but somalia is offensive against all sure. bob has been stalled for months, the representative for somalia, so the country is dedicated to addressing the underlying cause. it's a violent extremism in somalia including promoting so associated economic development. in addition to supporting the resolution to lift the arms embargo, the rescue representative noted that russia is providing free food assistance to somalia, which included a delivery of 25000 tons of weight this week. the country continues to face a humanitarian crisis, with estimates of more than 8000000 people in need of assistance. but as well, and president nicholas monroe, said caracas does not recognize the international court of justice's jurisdiction and says that as to keep those regions borders should be decided in a quote sovereign way. well, that's after the i, c, j, warned caracas to refrain from action on the territory disputed by venezuela and

group option box. the security council began to partially lift measures on somalia security forces in 2013, but somalia is offensive against all sure. bob has been stalled for months, the representative for somalia, so the country is dedicated to addressing the underlying cause. it's a violent extremism in somalia including promoting so associated economic development. in addition to supporting the resolution to lift the arms embargo, the rescue representative noted that russia is providing free food assistance to somalia, which included a delivery of 25000 tons of weight this week. the country continues to face a humanitarian crisis, with estimates of more than 8000000 people in need of assistance. rachel evans know canyon courts don't have jurisdiction to judge pressures, soldiers. that's the position of the u. k. colonel, whose troops of being charged with killing a young canyon woman back in 2012. the u. k. government, as a foreign solver and state does not consent to submit to the jurisdiction of this court and to be implemented in the present proceedings. as the officers comments came off, direct

amendment proposed by austria, which liked the resolution passed in the security council on november 15th call for home us and other groups to release the hostages and to provide humanitarian the access to them immediately. again, we support components of the resolution proposed today, but here's what else we support. we support speaking out with one voice to condemn her mouse for his tears actions on october 7th. why is that so hard to say unequivocally that murdering babies and gunning down parents in front of their children is terrific. the burning get down houses while family shelter inside and taking civilians? hostage is a board is why today the united states is proposing an amendment that unequivocally rejects and condemns these atrocities. and we're all members to vote yes and declare that what happened on october 7th is intolerable period. this is the bare minimum and it should not be that difficult. in addition, the united states supports immediately addressing the reports of horrific sexual violence unleashed by a mouse on an after october 7th. over the last 20 years, the u. n. has repeatedly underscored the ne