security council. i5 with whatever happens at the security council.— security council. re amount of _ security council. is there amount of time - security council. is there amount of time these . security council. is there - amount of time these delays could carry on the security council to try to align it with that deal that you mention? there is on already been an enormous amount of delays, we are waiting till tomorrow morning again and we are hope there will be a vote but they have been delayed many times and there are very intense negotiations going on with the uae leading the way. we have seen some intense diplomacy between egypt and qatar and the israeli equivalent of the cia to get some kind of deal across the finish line where three dozen more hostages would be released in return for a pause in fighting again.— in fighting again. those talks ou are in fighting again. those talks you are describing _ in fighting again. those talks you are describing between l in fighting again. those talks i you are describing between the us, israeland you are describing between t

security council members may wish to. the as to the un security council members may wish to. as to the un security council members ma wish members may wish to. the un security council will be — members may wish to. the un security council will be a _ members may wish to. the un security council will be a place _ members may wish to. the un security council will be a place where _ members may wish to. the un security council will be a place where the - council will be a place where the united states will always have israel's back. but we are reaching a point where it is becoming increasingly difficult for washington to hold this line of support, overwhelming support, for israel. and yet a mounting concern about the civilian cost it is causing. at some point it may be that washington will crack and tell israel at the time has come to stop. israel at the time has come to stop. i don't think we will see that at the security council. meanwhile, the humanitarian — the security council. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation _ the security council. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in _ the security council. meanwhile, the h

security council and was reported to the when with the, to rafa who was a and well there was there an american and boy among the, you know, that was not a security council visit to search before that the decision by the security council is needed. that was in the, in informal, decent by a, by members of the security council and the incoming members among those up. some were a few countries from the security council's americans, one of the that is how it was. so they would, they would know that they were not invited to, they just didn't want to come along. they weren't informed about the above the 3, but they chose not to do. okay. well, the head of the new way, relief and was agency said that uh, off the visiting the, the reason appears to no longer be quote habitable why one is, well, continue, is bombardment. i know the, the, the ups say off is well, but even everybody's saying is everybody's saying the same. we know the assessment made by the senior, you an official and yet no change. what needs to change a daily plus any was the with us on that visit. so i mean the is the condition of general all the of the work. i'm indeed to excuse the assessment of the situation is a is very game of people. as i said,

security council— hours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council is _ hours ahead? yeah, well, the un securityours ahead? yeah, well, the un security council is expected to . security council is expected to perhaps come together for a vote later this afternoon. i think it does matter, that comment there from the state department because the signal diplomats here are getting as well is that the united states is interested in having a resolution, so that would seem to suggest the state department is as well putting out fat signal. which is very different than the united states not engaging on a resolution. it signals they do want a product, but as i say come at the moment, they are scheduled for later this afternoon for a vote, but we have seen many postponements before. so we will have to see how this plays out. we will be back in — to see how this plays out. we will be back in new— to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york— to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york as _ to see how this plays out. we will be back in new york as and - to see how this plays out. we will

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 equally divided. those nations which administer trust and those which not. there will be a secretariat to do the administrative work of the organization organization. these were not easily arrived at. they were hammered out of debate, stretched and contracted compromise. the result is a constitution which is at the same time an expression of high ideals and of practical measures to be effective. the charter, the active cooperation of people. in the same efforts and understand that went into the writing of the charter will be needed to make it a working instrument. to fulfill the mutual of nations. as set in the charter, to bring about free world trade and, the full employment of man's productive resources, men and women of goodwill everywhere must come to know and understand one another. in this charter, humanity has declared its united to work towards those economic goals. and the social and economic of the united nations organization gives the peoples of the world an instrument with which to promote a higher standard of living everywhere through their delegates. at san francisco, the member nations pledged to use instrument. they pledged to to stimulate the exchange of culture among peoples and in the words of the charter to practice tolerance and live together in peace with another as good neighbors. at san francisco the 50 united nations, their faith in the dignity and worth of the human person without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion. the representatives of 2000s million people pledged to freedom from fear and, freedom of expression, freedom from want, and freedom of. worship. the second week of the conference brought the news of germany's surrender, proof of the power of unity against a common enemy. but in their wake, the germans left horror and devasted. a specter of fascist them. and the price of total war which would haunt civilization for decades to come. strong and effective must guarantee that succeeding generations shall be such destruction. therefore, at san, the delegates of united nations to concrete steps to settle their disputes by peaceful means to prevent threats to the peace to suppress aggression, and pledged to place their armed forces at the disposal of the international organization. and. for speedy combined. air forces will be held immediately available. final responsible party is vested in the powerful security council authorized to swiftly and effectively with the aid of. its military staff committee. this was not designed without and dispute, but the final blueprint had the unanimous approval of the participating. and it is now duty. my honor and my privilege in the chair to call for vote on the of the charter of the united nations including the structure of the international court and also of the agreement on arrangements. if i have your pleasure may i invite the leaders of delegations from of the approval of the charter and the statute and agreement on interim arrangements horizon that places and be good enough to remain standing while that country. and the this was a people's conference responsible to the conscience the world. here in midst of war. the world's collaborated in the drafting of workable international constitution constitution. it was a conference to write a people's charter opening with the words we the people of the united nations determined to save succeeding generations

through the security council, if it doesn't, able to fulfill its duties, maintainance, initial peace and security. as i said, the deluxe, the purchasing square, it's not the security council that is related to in books, one company that prevents by doing anything which is closer to the most needed thing uh, which is a cx 5. because low few minutes, a pause can save because the security council security council use a bunch of which is which it has to crystal thing. decisions on the basis of consensus or unanimously, or at least a lot of the sort of to read to you can easily chicken with this to and that is a, this is a way to achieve compromise because when you're on the surface of the data, that is that is encouraging you to look for a compromise when the compromise cannot be filed. then because there's usually get to like view is the last time what we think that the, the use of it that was not justified the, by the us to, to kill. that is an ocean that was proposed with the man i just was not justified. a 15 year old student has been expelled from a private school in florida after his mother was fired for her post on the guides, a war job. my holl moss read, who worked a

security council. if it doesn't, able to fulfill its duties, maintainance, initial peace and security. and i said, let's a good thing square, it's not the security council that is unable to do in books. one company that prevents by doing anything which is closer to the most needed thing though, which is a ceasefire, because no community of polls can save because the security council security council use a bunch of which is which it has to trust the thing. decisions on the basis of consensus or unanimously, or at least a lot of the sort of to read to you can easily chicken with this to and that is. busy this that is a way to achieve compromise because when you on the set up of the data, that is, that is encouraging you to look for the compromise. when the compromise cannot be false. then because as you, as we get to like the here is the last time what we think that's of the use of it was not justified the by the us to the q that is an ocean that was proposed. whether you know, there's more than justified i know roger had innovation development platform called the congress escaped its latest farm in moscow with fines at best. based on the agenda, the grou

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 equally divided. those nations which administer trust and those which not. there will be a secretariat to do the administrative work of the organization organization. these were not easily arrived at. they were hammered out of debate, stretched and contracted compromise. the result is a constitution which is at the same time an expression of high ideals and of practical measures to be effective. the charter, the active cooperation of people. in the same efforts and understand that went into the writing of the charter will be needed to make it a working instrument. to fulfill the mutual of nations. as set in the charter, to bring about free world trade and, the full employment of man's productive resources, men and women of goodwill everywhere must come to know and understand one another. in this charter, humanity has declared its united to work towards those economic goals. and the social and economic of the united nations organization gives the peoples of the world an instrument with which to promote a higher standard of living everywhere through their delegates. at san francisco, the member nations pledged to use instrument. they pledged to to stimulate the exchange of culture among peoples and in the words of the charter to practice tolerance and live together in peace with another as good neighbors. at san francisco the 50 united nations, their faith in the dignity and worth of the human person without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion. the representatives of 2000s million people pledged to freedom from fear and, freedom of expression, freedom from want, and freedom of. worship. the second week of the conference brought the news of germany's surrender, proof of the power of unity against a common enemy. but in their wake, the germans left horror and devasted. a specter of fascist them. and the price of total war which would haunt civilization for decades to come. strong and effective must guarantee that succeeding generations shall be such destruction. therefore, at san, the delegates of united nations to concrete steps to settle their disputes by peaceful means to prevent threats to the peace to suppress aggression, and pledged to place their armed forces at the disposal of the international organization. and. for speedy combined. air forces will be held immediately available. final responsible party is vested in the powerful security council authorized to swiftly and effectively with the aid of. its military staff committee. this was not designed without and dispute, but the final blueprint had the unanimous approval of the participating. and it is now duty. my honor and my privilege in the chair to call for vote on the of the charter of the united nations including the structure of the international court and also of the agreement on arrangements. if i have your pleasure may i invite the leaders of delegations from of the approval of the charter and the statute and agreement on interim arrangements horizon that places and be good enough to remain standing while that country. and the this was a people's conference responsible to the conscience the world. here in midst of war. the world's collaborated in the drafting of workable international constitution constitution. it was a conference to write a people's charter opening with the words we the people of the united nations determined to save succeeding generations

security council specifically addresses the issue and crisis. find an entrance and end this killing . this is the first time in the past 50 years that a un secretary general has used this right to force the security council to convene an urgent meeting. making a decisive, serious and useful decision to end a crisis that, from the point of view of the un secretary general, could endanger international peace and security, this is actually the first time that the secretary general has taken this action and right. in this letter , the secretary general of the united nations has informed the security council and the members of the security council about the deterioration of the situation in gaza and emphasized that the situation is extremely critical and soon gaza will become a place where aid cannot be provided and unlivable. the issue of peace and security in the region and in fact international security is under direct control this meeting will have an impact, i said until an hour ago. there was a breather in it and an hour later it will be resumed and it will continue. mr. rajabi is on the agenda of this meeting the draft resolution that 57 islamic countries proposed and i think in one of the latest reports which you sent from new york , it was also mentioned that this draft should be raised . yes, this draft. well, first of all, i would like to say that the islamic countries of the 57 member countri

translation: in the last few days, the security — translation: in the last few days, the security council— translation: in the last few days, the security councilouncil and together with the entire world has been with us to the latest and i'm not afraid to use this word, shameful, cynical and irresponsible conduct by the united states which is trying to avoid responsibility for the further use of the veto resorting to all sorts of means of sabotaging the security council decision on gaza. the world media and public this entire time have been wondering, why is the vote been delayed which is a really pretty and blue? the answer is simple. the us under various pretexts has been dragging out the negotiating process, deviating from the normal transparent negotiating work. instead of this, they have resorted to their favourite tactic of pressure, blackmail and twisting arms so that at the last minute they will be able to presents them with an ultimatum. ed tech switches convenient for washington or block the product. the draft is now being put to a vote which was initially in our view entirely truthfulness. but respecting the colleagues and their nee

goodwill to put these kinds of questions for the security— these kinds of questions for the security council. there are so many ironies _ security councilk as well. the un security council's _ step back as well. the un security council's votes ad nauseam about what _ council's votes ad nauseam about what israet— council's votes ad nauseam about what israel is engaged in. it's really— what israel is engaged in. it's really deafening, and i think sudan deserves— really deafening, and i think sudan deserves better. but unfortunately i’i l ht deserves better. but unfortunately right now. — deserves better. but unfortunately right now, it seems like it can't even _ right now, it seems like it can't even get — right now, it seems like it can't even get a _ right now, it seems like it can't even get a hearing in the public view _ even get a hearing in the public view. ., x' even get a hearing in the public view. ., a , ., view. tom peck, we 'ust heard the uae is the — view. tom peck, we 'ust heard the uae is the biggest i view. tom peck, we just heard the uae is the biggest employer. i view. tom peck, we just heard the uae is the biggest emplo

security council. i demanding action by the security council. . , ., , , ., demanding action by the security council. . ., ., demanding action by the security council. . , ., , , ., ., ., council. i reiterate my appeal for a humanitarian _ council. i reiterate my appeal for a humanitarian ceasefire _ council. i reiterate my appeal for a humanitarian ceasefire to - council. i reiterate my appeal for a humanitarian ceasefire to be - humanitarian ceasefire to be declared. regrettably, the security councilfailing declared. regrettably, the security council failing to do it but that does not make it less necessary. the head of the — does not make it less necessary. the head of the israeli army is calling for the offensive in gaza to be stepped up. amid signs he says that hamas is falling apart and the prime minister has this answer for countries pressing for a truce. translation: you cannot on the one hand support the elimination of hamas and pressure the elimination of hamas. predictions are finding could go on for weeks more and back on gas at the suffering continues on an unprecedented scale. earlier, i

security council. i don't _ letter to the security council. i don't think— letter to the security council. control. i think i a way they can't control. i think they— a way they can't control. i think they witt— a way they can't control. i think they will want _ a way they can't control. i think they will want to _ a way they can't control. i think they will want to be _ a way they can't control. i think they will want to be sure - a way they can't control. i think they will want to be sure they l a way they can't control. i think - they will want to be sure they know what's _ they will want to be sure they know what's coming _ they will want to be sure they know what's coming in _ they will want to be sure they know what's coming in and _ they will want to be sure they know what's coming in and that - they will want to be sure they know what's coming in and that it's - what's coming in and that it's not being _ what's coming in and that it's not being used — what's coming in and that it's not being used for smuggling - what's coming in and that it's not being used for smuggling or- what's

security council broadcasting news agency , new york. aid organization oxfam condemned the security council resolution on gaza. following the global critical reactions to security council resolution 22 72. united nations about the war in gaza, head of oxfam's region in the middle east and north africa he described the inability of the security council to issue a resolution to stop the war as incomprehensible and pure inconsistency. he described this resolution as a dereliction of duty by the united nations to protect civilian lives . also, the senior member of the political bureau of hamas, in response to this resolution, said: america once again fully participates in the crimes. the zionist regime proved it in the gaza strip. osama hamdan added that the un security council resolution on the gaza strip has left the occupation regime's hands free to monitor the delivery of aid to the gaza strip, and the united states has misled this resolution from its contents and nature. speaker the ministry of foreign affairs said that the security council's resolution on sending urgent humanitarian aid to gaza is a positive but unsuccessful step. mr. kanani emphasized that t

security council _ the worst of situations. the un security council vote _ the worst of situations. the un securitycil vote on a - the worst of situations. the un | security council vote on a much delayed resolution for the israel gaza war, expected in the coming hours. uk police opened an investigation into the disappearance of the british teenager alex batty, who talks about his life abroad and why he felt he had to return. timer;r why he felt he had to return. they thou~ht why he felt he had to return. they thought about _ why he felt he had to return. they thought about the _ why he felt he had to return. tie: thought about the present why he felt he had to return. tt;e: thought about the present and why he felt he had to return. "tt;e:1 thought about the present and not the future. ok, yes, iwas thought about the present and not the future. ok, yes, i was safe and always healthy, but there was no social life, no meeting people my own age, always being isolated. in own age, always being isolated. in the real deal or a plastic version? questions are raised over the environmental effects of farmi

council today, and again we welcome _ security council today, and again we welcome every— security councilvery initiative that will expand the eight _ welcome every initiative that will expand the eight effort - welcome every initiative that will expand the eight effort here, - welcome every initiative that willj expand the eight effort here, but that is— expand the eight effort here, but that is also— expand the eight effort here, but that is also not _ expand the eight effort here, but that is also not what _ expand the eight effort here, but that is also not what is _ expand the eight effort here, but that is also not what is needed i that is also not what is needed because — that is also not what is needed because we _ that is also not what is needed because we need _ that is also not what is needed because we need a _ that is also not what is needed because we need a massive i that is also not what is needed i because we need a massive volume that is also not what is needed - because we need a massive volume of notjust— because we need a massive volume of notiust a _ because we need a

security council. the security council, whose duty is to preserve global peace and stability, has become the council of protecting and looking out for israel since october 7. it's a necessity for the united nations, the united nations security council to be reformed. it's a must. with the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over. women and children in gaza to make up for the collapse of their fake granddur. vice president muhammad said that israelis and americans have failed to achieve their goals in the war in gaza. the taking the revenge for their failure by killing women and kids. was speaking a joint pressure with the visiting syrian prime minister in tehran. the two sides signed six cooperation documents. underline the tehuan and damascus have agreed to dedollarize bilateral trade and use the national. currencies instead. he also noted that the islamic republic will continue its support for syria in it fight against terrorism. for his part, hussein arnous thanked iran for standing by the governments and nation in the face of the war wage on the arab country. reguarding the issue of gaza, he said that israel will eventually be forced to

security council. the security council, whose duty is to preserve global peace and stability has become the council of protecting and looking out for israel since october 7. it's a necessity for the united nations. the united nations security council to be reformed, it's a must. with the torment in gaza, we believe that this helpless and this functional structure of the united nations will be questioned all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. activist and security, the security council's failure to pass a resolution fire once again proves the lack of will and the failure of international community to stop israel's genocide in the beseeg territory. let's take a listen happened yesterday at the united nations council and you as you state. about the american role on this, this is the crime of the century, it is, like for the 21 century, it is, it is beyond, beyond genocide, and shamefully, and unfortunately the rest of the world is just watching and doing nothing, because that shows the failure and the importance of the so-called international community where only one single state, the the decision by majority countries, as you know you can say 13, and one said v

security council _ qatar. the members of the un security council are _ qatar. the members of the un securitye un security council are debating a | security council are debating a resolution to vote on that comet has been pushed to tomorrow now at this point. what impact would that have? is it something that feeds into those negotiations? ida. it something that feeds into those negotiations?- it something that feeds into those negotiations? no, ithink we can exoect _ those negotiations? no, ithink we can expect an _ those negotiations? no, ithink we can expect an american - those negotiations? no, ithink| we can expect an american veto again if the resolution doesn't meet the agreements that exist between the united states and israel, secretary austin was here, the chief of staff of the american military was here, and i think they are understandings between the government of israel and the americans on how long this war can go on and as it is going on before it needs to move into another phase, i don't think the americans would support any kind of immediate ceasefire while hamas is still in p

security council, the security council whose duty to preserve global peace and stability has become council of protecting and looking out for israel since october 7, necessity for the united nations, the united nations security council to be reformed, must with the torment in gaza, we believe that this help. hopeless and dysfunctional structure of the united nations will be questions all over the world. look, i'm saying very openly, nothing can continue as business as usual after gaza. that does a physitional world. thanks for being with us, back at the top of the hour with a review of the top stories. this by for now. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, you are simplicity, gaza genocide, make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter. only on press tv. "people in israel mark gream as a holiday to commemorate the saving the jewish people from annihilation at the hands of the keminide empire in persia, as is recounted in the book of esther, been using the occasion to play the victim, put a reality and is the truth in it, matches documentary to gain some insight." so i'll say, what do we want? when do we want it? now what do we want? when do we want it? the army

security council. absolutely. and certainly _ security council. absolutely. and certainly resolutions - security council. s of. and certainly resolutions of the security council have far more weight than those that come out of the general assembly, the general assembly are not binding, they are more, what we call in the united states, an expression of intent that congress would do. this security council, when you get all the members agreed and we've seen time and time again, where there is israel or ukraine or other incidents around the world, how difficult it is to get all of the members to agree so when that happens, the weight of the resolutions is significant. obviously, you know, this isn't a chapter five, no—one has said they will send troops if people do not follow the resolution but the weight is the cliff again. and it's the expectation that it will be implemented as it is passed. will be implemented as it is assed. , ., passed. gina _ abercrombie-winstanley, passed- gina — abercrombie-winstanley, thank abercrombie—winstanley, thank you very much for your time today. you very much for your time t

security council got together in a resolution to support a kenyan lead peacekeeping mission in haiti. and there are these kind of routine actions, routine work of the security council that really does contribute to peace and security. that i think often overlooked in conversations about crises in which a veto, wielding member of the security council has a direct stake. and when it comes to that, the security council is indeed paralyzed and we're seeing unfortunately, the consequences of that paralysis right now in palestine and also in ukraine and for many years in syria as well. jennifer, what is actually going to put the brakes on israel? and is it really up to the us, which we haven't seen actually put, you know, enough pressure on this route to stop killing civilians? what, what will, what will it take? do you think it's well looking at side b, u n, which i fear, we're going to have to do that in order to not get to see fire, but a t t 0 that crack words put the brakes on israel. proactive d at to get the breakdown we're going to have to stop the, the us sending our orange sending arms and sending sending firms and keeping up with the other. i know more diplomatic solution. i think we need to look at this from

security council. i demanding action by the security council. . , ., , , ., demanding action by the security council. . council. i reiterated my appealfor humanitarian _ council. i reiterated my appealfor humanitarian ceasefire _ council. i reiterated my appealfor humanitarian ceasefire to - council. i reiterated my appealfor humanitarian ceasefire to be - humanitarian ceasefire to be declared. regrettably, the security councilfailed declared. regrettably, the security council failed to do it, declared. regrettably, the security councilfailed to do it, but declared. regrettably, the security council failed to do it, but that does not make it less necessary. the head of israel's army is calling for the offensive in gaza to be stepped up, amid signs that hamas is falling apart and the prime minister has this answerfor apart and the prime minister has this answer for countries pressing for a truce. translation: you can't on the one — for a truce. translation: you can't on the one hand _ for a truce. translation: you can't on the one hand call _ for a truce. translation: you can't on the one hand call for

security council. unfortunately, the security council of the united nations has been taken hostage by the us administration when it comes to gaza and palestine. perform their duties and responsibilities in order to protect the lives of innocent civilians in palestine. and to provide international global security and peace, they have proved they are not capable enough. the us administration has used its power. and the fact that it's actually hosting the united nations headquarters, they've used this in order to امنی سازمان. moves and to take advantage. diplomatic efforts and interaction with major players and also with international bodies with the united nations, with members of the world body that organization of islamic cooperation with the human rights council of the un and all the other bodies and organizations that can play a role in this, we have had interactions with them, we have contacted them, we have talk to them and we'll continue with the interaction, and we will spare no effort to provide whatever amount of support for the people. this is a disaster for humanity, this is a crime against humanity, if this crime goes unpunished, then that will be a threat to the entire human. که جنایت آشکار می توان وجام can be committed thousands of people in a short period of time and goes unpuni

point, _ invoked article 99 and up until this point, security council has failed to act_ point, security council has failed to act and — point, security seen a resolution— to act and we have not seen a resolution until we just saw it. this_ resolution until we just saw it. this calls _ resolution until we just saw it. this calls for an increase of eight but does — this calls for an increase of eight but does notjunior call this calls for an increase of eight but does not junior call for a cease—fire. when you invoked article 99 were _ cease—fire. when you invoked article 99 were you — cease—fire. when you invoked article 99 were you hoping for more urgency on the _ 99 were you hoping for more urgency on the part— 99 were you hoping for more urgency on the part of the security council and perhaps even for them tojoin your call_ and perhaps even for them tojoin your call for— and perhaps even for them tojoin your call for a cease—fire? of your call for a cease-fire? of course- _ your call for a cease-fire? of course- i _ your call for a cease—fire? course. i had your call for a cease—fire? of course. i had hoped, that does not mean thin

and in the security council, in the security council of the united states, which has often been accused of shielding israel from uh, from uh, having to do more it to protect civilians and gaza by view between various resolutions for a possible ceasefire. they are obviously, you know, so far on the side of a israel. so trying to convince the united states to agree to anything that a country like egypt which wants um, you know, to bypass the inspection mechanism for aid, which has to go through israel is, is very, very difficult to a lot of competing interests right now that feel like they're very, very far away from each other. yesterday, the us secretary of state entity blinking cold on israel to scale back its operation and make its uh, its operation more targeted. is there any indication that is really forces or doing that a or no, i don't, i don't think so. i think so is really government has been trying very hard to show that it is still steadfast and it's in its war and in its goals. and also in the intensity. i mean, various parts of the strip are still coming under constant bomba

security council. the security council is made to cooperate with the weaker instruments then the general assembly, when the opposite should be. so we openly say that this is not the problem of the security council, because the overwhelming majority of its members share the need to pass a resolution that calls for an immediate cease fire. and this is a prerequisite for any other action to resolve this conflict. to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of god. so the is the, the retail instrument is not only a privilege but also a huge responsibility. more often than not, the veto has served as an incentive for key powers to negotiate. because of course, the use of the veto is an extreme step, which is fraught with strong reputational losses. if a decision is blocked purely for some nations, you go to stick reasons. as is currently the case with the u. s. reform of the security council is of course, necessary just put on the go to ensure the countries that thought fully analyze the situation. see perfectly clearly that the current acute phase of the ukraine crisis was brought about by the consistent long term actions of western states. and their pumping of weapons into the key of

security council voted being postponed? it security council voted being postponed?— security council voted being --ostoned? oned? it could be a good sign because they're — postponed? it could be a good sign because they're intent _ postponed? it could be a good sign because they're intent on - postponed? it could be a good sign l because they're intent on hammering something out that will work, my fear is that it will be watered down so much that it will be basically meaningless. so, this binding resolution is was really needed to put into the israelis of the international community is very serious and just shopped at the deplorable videos coming out of gaza and seeing some of the draught wording and similarto and seeing some of the draught wording and similar to what the russian foreign ministry car for a few days ago which is basically hostilities and humanitarian problems and the trend to make something where the members will be tempted to use their veto power. the united states calling for israel to make the wall more the us calling on israel to make the war more "surgical" while a senior uk lawmaker sa

raisi's speech to the security council for almost 80 days, the security council is desperate. in the name of the security council, which should establish security, officially declare its desperation kurd said work from us. it is useless for international organizations to announce, it is useless for us. the inability and ineffectiveness of international organizations became clear to everyone in the world today. in the end, the president expressed his hope that the voice of oppression and the cry of authority of the people of gaza will enlighten the world even more and the world will decide for a new and just order. khadem jafari, sed and sima news agency. in the first telephone call between the presidents of iran and egypt, mr. raisi congratulated abdel fattah al-sisi on the new presidential term in this country's elections. the president stated that the zionist regime has been proven to everyone it is a serious threat to security and peace in the region, he said: america hypocritically invites everyone to exercise self-restraint , but it is the main supporter and cause of continuing the crimes of the zio

security — releases? we think the only action a un security council _ releases? we think the only action a un security councild have i un security council should have taken after the deadliest terror attack since september 11 is for the perpetrators to surrendered immediately, lay down their arms, turn themselves over for a war crime tribunal. �* , , , ., ,~ turn themselves over for a war crime tribunal. �* , , , ., ., tribunal. i'm simply asking about what our tribunal. i'm simply asking about what your prime _ tribunal. i'm simply asking about what your prime minister- tribunal. i'm simply asking about what your prime minister said, i what your prime minister said, surrender or die, how does that help in terms of reaching that objective of hostage releases? our in terms of reaching that ob'ective of hostage releases?i of hostage releases? our policy is to ut of hostage releases? our policy is to put unrelenting _ of hostage releases? our policy is to put unrelenting military - of hostage releases? our policy is i to put unrelenting military pressure on hamas to release those hostages and that strategy vindi

security council _ the worst of situations. the un security council vote _ the worst of situations. the un securityouncil vote on - the worst of situations. the un security council vote on a - the worst of situations. the un | security council vote on a much delayed resolution for the israel gaza war, expected in the coming hours. uk police opened an investigation into the disappearance of the british teenager alex batty, who talks about his life abroad and why he felt he had to return. the? why he felt he had to return. they thouuht why he felt he had to return. they thought about _ why he felt he had to return. they thought about the _ why he felt he had to return. iie thought about the present why he felt he had to return. i“i;%1: thought about the present and why he felt he had to return. ii3:1 thought about the present and not the future. 0k, yes, iwas thought about the present and not the future. 0k, yes, i was safe and always healthy, but there was no social life, no meeting people my own age, always being isolated. in the real deal or a plastic version? questions are raised over the environ

security council, which have uh basically let nothing uh resulted in the stopping of this this war of andicide. yes, unfortunately you're right, the security council as well has been crippled for a long time, because the three of the key sponsors of the israeli entity uh have veto, are permanent with veto on operations there, and they've always shielded the israeli regime, which has had many un resolutions against it, but not really any effective un mechanisms. enforceab through the un security council, so the security council is a is tootless tiger, even if it says something decent um against the israeli crimes, as for the icc, the icc did put an appearance just recently, and they do have an open mandate um because palestine is recognized in some limited form at in united nations agency, so the the the the statute of rome is applicable in all through occupied palestine, but however we know the history of the icc that it's... been amed mainly at um weak states and the enemies of the or the targets of the the nato powers and us powers, mainly it's been african leaders that have been draged before the icc, so we can't expect too much there. i think when it comes to talking about crimes against humanity which are one of the big four, as you mentioned genocide, crimes against humanity, a war of aggression, they're the big four in terms of major crimes in the international sphere, and let's never forget that apart itself has been designated from the... 1970s as a result of the ca

the shadow of the silence of the united nations and the security council , a place called the security council, which is supposed to establish security , officially declared its desperation, saying that it is useless for us to announce that international organizations are useless for us. this is the ineffectiveness that the official authorities and he invited thinkers from 69 countries of the world as guests of the president of iran to sit and stop the zionist war machine. about 77 days have passed since the barbaric attack against the people of gaza the widespread devastation of the genocide and forced migration made us feel that we had to hold a meeting. alhamdulillah, the islamic republic of iran hosted this international meeting to show solidarity with the people of gaza and support them. the guests of tehran international conference on the necessity of immediate stop of zionist crimes and help. lebanon's resistance against the zionist regime is unyielding. we are confronting the apartheid regime and humanity is in the testing ground. we are against extravagance and colonialism. western support for israel in attacks on the palest

approved given the veto of a permanent member of the security councit _ permanent member of the security council. , , ., permanent member of the security councilo explain what you have 'ust council. just to explain what you have just seen, _ council. just to explain what you have just seen, you _ council. just to explain what you have just seen, you had - council. just to explain what you have just seen, you had the - council. just to explain what you - have just seen, you had the russian havejust seen, you had the russian delegation talking about the wrangling over the past few days and the text we've ended up huge reservations. so they put down an amendment that was what we've just seen voted on, ten votes in favour, one against. that was the americans four abstentions including the uk, but because the us voted against that amendment was struck down. the us currently speaking, so let's put the microphones back up. but colleagues. — the microphones back up. pm colleagues, the united states, as you see, we did not support the mmm put forward by russia. we believe that humanitarian resolution before us calls for urgent steps to immediately allo

security council. a place called the security council, which should establish security , is officially supported.announced himself and said that we are useless. international organizations are declaring that we are useless. this is the same inefficiency that made the iranian president invite officials and intellectuals from 69 countries to sit down and find a solution to stop the zionist war machine. about 77 days have passed since the barbaric attack on the people of gaza and the widespread destruction of genocide and forced migration. feeling. the islamic republic of iran hosted this international meeting to show solidarity with the people of gaza and to support them. the guests of the tehran international conference said that the need to stop the zionist crimes and provide aid to the people of gaza is a gross violation of human rights. it must be stopped immediately . lebanese minister mustafa birom said that lebanon's resistance against the zionist regime is unyielding. we are confronting the apartheid regime and humanity is in the testing ground. we are against extravagance and colonialism,

security council voted unanimous? i don't think israel's on the security council this time around if the security council voted unanimously, it wouldn't happen, the us wouldn't do that, but even if the us did, do you think that that would stop netinyahu and his crew? i think it would give him pause, i think the fact is that the... "the only thing netanyahu seems sensitive to is the very real fact that world opinion has really swung strongly against his country and that could easily have long-term consequences with with the countries with which israel has had at least acceptable relationship, it's going - it's going very..." quickly in the other direction and i think even someone like netanyahu has to see that ultimately that is not a good place you want to be. have israeli leaders, in particular one of netanyahu's uh predecessors ariel sharone boasted that the jewish people or the israeli government crazy as this sounds fill i'm going to read it controls america. yeah, he said that, and he said he very explicit, he said the jewish people, uh, control america, uh, and netanyahu has made similar comments to the effect that

consider that repeating security council meetings and expressing past viewpoints including unfonded alegation is not helpful to the security council efficiency, we ag the security council's constructive effort and expect a positive role from the council members. thank you, mr. president. president, we thank the ecuadorian presidency for organizing this meeting, that was iran's envoy addressing the un security council session on the situation in syria, but subsequently there will be a discussion on the israeli war on gaza at the united nations security council, and hopefully we'll be covering that for you as well, and with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the world news here on press tv. stick around though, i'll be back on the top of the hour news and brief. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy. resilient resistance make sure to join the show through facebook, twitter, only on press tv. on thursday, january 29, 2004, a plane carrying lebanese prisoners landed on the runway at bayrut airport, but in this celebration, the chair of the only prisoner that was not released was empty. was assigned to the jihad

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